Malaya Tribune, 14 November 1939

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVI- -No. 271. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, November 14, 1939.
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    GERMAN AIR RAIDERS AGAIN DRIVEN OFF BRITISH COAST
    532 1 Bombs Dropped On Shetlands Nazi Flying Boat Riddled With Bullets Reuter. (JERMAN bombers attempted raids on the British coast and on Paris yesterday without success. Bombs were dropped on the Shctlands coast and in the sea. No damage was done. The raiders
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    POPE ON CAUSES OF WAR
    82 1 Reuter. Rome, Nov. 14. IJIS Holiness the Pope, broadcasting to America on the 50th anniversary of the Catholic University of Washington, said that Christian youth faced the disconcerting- errors of naturalism which, by precipitating the world into an appalling war. had given cruel proof of
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    No Right To Live
    59 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 14. THE German freedom station last night declared: "The Nazi regime t perish so that Germany can live again. The system which murdered General Fritsch and dany is murderthousands of Germany's finest men, Jne system which sends hundreds of thousands to be slaughtered
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    Bomb For Hitler Made In Germany
    34 1 Reuter. Lor don, Nov. 14. TWO German metal firms were concerned in the manufacture °f the bomb which exploded in Munich beer hall, according h> the Rome radio.—Reuter.
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    WAR RISKS REDUCED EAST OF SINGAPORE
    93 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 14. TBI greater assurance now felt in the development of Anglo-Japanese relations is reflected in the decision of the rating committee of "»dtrwriJ3rs to extend to Shanghai the war risk insurance premium of Cts. per cent hitherto applied from the United
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    British Navy Captures Two German Ships
    186 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 14. ITMs officially announced that the German steamers Mecklenburg and Parana, 8.000 and 6,000 tons respectively, have been intercepted by British warships. The crews abandoned the ships in a sinking condition. The warships rescued the crews and sunk th« vessels by
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    Eire Resents U.S. Action
    45 1 Reuter. Dublin, Nov. 14. UIRE has made representations to the United States in connection with the decision to close Eire ports to United States ships. It is declared here that U.S. ships can safely trade with Eire, which is neutral.— Reuter.
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    CITY OF FLINT
    39 1 Reuter. Washington. Nov. 14. THE German Government has notified 1 the United Statrs that German warships have been ordered not to interfere with the City of Flint on its wav back to the Unit 3d States.—Reuter.
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    AIRMAIL STAMPS SOLD FOR £300
    65 1 British Wireless. London, Nov. 14. AN unused Newfoundland 60 ■J cent, airmail stamp was sold at the London stamp auction yesterday for £300. The stamp was one of 300 issued for Commander de Pinedo's flight from Newfoundland to Rome in May, 1927. Air raid stamp
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    51 1 Reuter. Kaunas, Nov. 14. LITHUANIA has agreed to grant asylum to 1.500 Jews whom the Nazis have expelled lrom the Suvalki district of Pcland. Lithuania has already protested to Berlin regarding the thousands cf Jews driven towards the Lithuanian frontier but has received :*9 reply.—Reuter. T i ill i m
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    PATROLS ACTIVE ON WEST FRONT
    138 1 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 14. night's communique re- cords the usual patrol activity, especially east of Sarre. A nuniher Of enemy aircraft flew over north-eastern France on Sunday night.—Reuter. M. Ddladier. the French Prime Minister and the French Air Minister, have just Paid a two-day visit
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    EMPIRE CHIEFS AT THE FRONT
    115 1 Reuter and British Wireless. MR. Anthony Eden. Dominions Mini.Ur, and repr; *mtativrs of the Dominicns and India visited the Royj»l Air Foice in Prance yt Ifrday and inspected ihc key room cf tha headquarters, where details of R.A.F. operations r.re planned, later tiny «aw a
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    NAZI PROMISE TO HOLLAND & BELGIUM
    46 1 NAZI PROMISE TO HOLLAND BELGIUM Reuter. lterlin. Nov. 14. official News Agency states that Germany intends lo respect the neutrality of Holland and Itelgium so long as Britain and France d:> tm and so long as Holland and Helium show themselves capable of preserving their neutrality.—Renter.
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    JAPAN APPOINTS DELEGATES TO BORDER PARLEY
    60 1 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 14. THE names of the Japanese and Manchukuo representatives on the promised frontier commission have been submitted to M. Molotov, Soviet Foreign Minister, by Mr. Togo, Japanese Ambassador* in Moscow, according to a message to to* German News Agency. The commission
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      37 1 OX OTHER PAGES Pages Sarong Industry Sirdhana Disaster 2 Local News 3 Sirdhana Victim's stor incmas y 5 An.e.iea And Lowlands 6 and soviet Threat To Fin, and Kadio 10 and 11 Baron And Princess J? Id
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    NEW PADI PLAN FOR CHINESE
    157 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang, Monday. A SCHEME is on foot to alienats a large area of padi land in the Kuala Selangor district, and give it out to Chinese for padi cultivation. It is sponsored by a Chinese gentleman of Klang, who hopes to
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    MALAYS ON HOLIDAY TO-DAY
    170 2 Singapore, Tuesday. YESTERDAY was Hari Raya Puasa, the great Muslim festival which marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. The new moon was seen on Sunday night in various parts of Malaya. The public holiday, however, is not being observed until to-day, Nov. 14
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    ILLNESS OF COUNSEL; CASE PUT BACK
    159 2 Singapore, Monday. OWING to the indisposition of Mr. A. J. Braga counsel for the defence, a ease which was to have been tried this morning in the second pohce court before Mr. C. H. Koh, had to be postponed to Nov. 20. The case
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    CONVICTED OF THEFT OF $13
    226 2 Singapore, Monday. JfONG Hup Soon (20) a Kheh, pleaded guilty this morning in the second police court before Mr. C. H. Koh, on a charge that he at 6.10 p.m on Nov. 11, committed theft of $13, in 107, Beach Road. Court Inspector Charles W.
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    NEW J.P.'s FOR PERAK
    122 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipon, Tuesday. ON the occasion of his 52nd birthday, His Highness Sir Abdul Aziz K.C.M.G., K.8.E.. Sultan of Perak, has been pleased to appoint sir. gentlemen of the State to be Justices of the Peace. They are: Mr. M. T. T. M.
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    PENANG AGENCY FOR THE BANK OF CHINA
    135 2 THE Penang office of the Bank of China will be open for business on Monday, Nov. 20. The office of the Bank will be at the corner of China Street and Beach Street, Penang. Mr. Parkcane C. Hwang, manager of the Bank of
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    SURVEY OF MALAYAN PLANTS POISONOUS TO LIVESTOCK
    127 2 AN indication that a comprehensive survey of Malayan plants potentially toxic to livestock may be made is contained in the latest report of the Malayan Veterinary Departments, which has just been issued. Collection of information concerning Malayan plant poisons has been commenced by
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    Indian Lepers' Eventful Deepavali
    547 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE annual Deepavali treat to the Indian inmates of Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement arranged under the auspices of the Selangor Indian Association and the Seremban Rotary Club with subscriptions raised from the Indian public, was given on Friday. Before
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    Body Found Near The Railway
    91 2 iFrom Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. A YOUNG Indian was found dead between the rails and the platform of the Kuala Kangsar Railway Station last night after the goods train from Ipoh to Tai ping had left. The cboovery was made by the Station Master
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    31 2 Miss Oh Choon Looi from Penang has been appointed stenographer m the Food Control Office in A'or Star. She la the first woman to work in a Government office in Kedah.
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    MALAYA'S BID FOR BIG SARONG TRADE FAILS
    313 2 OVER 600 LOOMS NOW IDLE Large Number Out Of Employment (Tribune Staff Reporter) MAI WAS bid for a place in the weaving industry had fizzled out M^ h V r „„,v factory, built in Singapore, having ceased operates. Five hundred" and fifty hand
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    ILLEGAL TOBACCO ALLEGED
    136 2 Singapore, Monday. THREE Chinese, Yeo Scow Koon, Lee Kam Sam and Yeo Ah Kwee, i were yesterday charged in the Fourth Police Court, with having in their possession dutiable tobacco on Nov. 12 at 3 a.m. at 840, Pasir Panjang Road. The tobacco concerned consisted of 96
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    MR. CONRAD OLDHAM
    64 2 Singapore, Monday.—Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Singapore Second Police Magistrate, who had been an inmate of the General Hospita 1 was expected to resume duty to-day but it is regretted to*learn that Mr. Oldham is still unwell and will not be able to resume duty in all probability
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    Inquiry Completed
    91 2 A PRELIMINARY inquiry into the sinking of the 8.1. Fteamer Sirdhana was completed yesterday, states the Department of Information. A decision as to whether a further inquiry is to be held will not be made until Government has considered the report of the preliminary inquiry. The official bulletin
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    Malay On Mischief Charge
    127 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Taiping, Hondas. AS a result of Police investigation into the outbreak of fire in the house of Capt. G. W. Somerville in Swettenham Road on Friday, a Malay named Haji Suleiman was produced before the Taiping Magistrate on Saturday, to answer a
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    Singapore To Hear Indian Musician
    173 2 AFTER a successful tour of up- country. Prof. Narayana Iyengar, the famous Mysore Palace musician, has arrived in Singapore. Invited by the courts of Rajahs and Maharajahs and musical conferences in different parts of India, he demonstrated his extraordinary skill in Gotu Vadhyam (Maha Nataka
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    39 2 Mr. Justice Raja Musa will beuntitled ceding to Ipoh o nNov. 18 to assisj with the Assies which will commenu on the following Monday, and «Jj expected to last for two weeks, mc calendar being a very lengthy one.
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    Retained Stolen Cycle: Sentence Deferred
    249 2 Singapore, Monday. CONVICTED on a charge of dishonestly retaining a stolen bicycle, Chan Ah Seng, a young Cantonese, had sentence deferred for a week in the Fourth Police Court this afternoon. Chan was originally charged with theft of the machine, but the charge was amended
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    $2,000 Jewellery Missing From Malay's House
    108 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Monday. J'HE disappearance of jewellery valued at more than $2,000 and cash totalling £700 from a house in Batu Gajah has been reported to the police. The .rwelJcry and cash, belonging to a Malay family, were kept in a
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    LAND ACQUISITION
    29 3 A Government Gazette Extraordinary, issued last night under the Land Acquisition Ordinance, takes over an area ol a little over six acres at Kranji for Admiralty purposes.
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    24 3 Mr. Y. M. V. Kumarappa Chettiar, banker of Taiping, and vice-president of the Indian Association, has left for India for a six months holiday.
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    SINGAPORE SEA DISASTER: ELEVEN DEAD, NINE MISSING
    572 3 Survivors 9 Graphic Stories Recounted Singapore, Monday. T HE BI steamer Sirdhana was unfortunalely sunk in Singapore Harbour this morning as a result of striking a mine, states an official communique issued by the Department of Information. No explanation as to how the
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    Hotel Guests Offer Clothes
    158 3 DAFFLES Hotel is accommodating 13 of the rescued people, including two children. The mother of these children, who was also saved, was evacuated from Hongkong some months ago. Her husband is still there and she had just started .he journey back when the explosion occurred. Everything
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    32 3 Mr. Shurmukh Singh of the Post Office. TeluK has been transferrcd to the Lagan Datoh Nost GMce and his place will be talcen by Ktr. Kathiramuthu of the Lagan vatoh post GMce.
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    GOVERNOR VISITS SURVIVORS
    115 3 Singapore, Monday. JJIS Excellency the Governor visited survivors of the Sirdhana, who were taken to hospital and spoke to several of them, this morning. More than 80 casualties were admitted to the General Hospital and to make room for this big rush many ord'nary cases were removed
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    CLOTHING APPEAL
    208 3 Singapore, Monday. IHELL over 600 men, women and children, rescued from the Sirdhana, received immediate attention from various public bodies. The Immigration Dept. took over 400 passengers this morning. They were examined for injuries, fed released. Of these, 360 were Chinese and 31 were Indians. At the Raffles
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    MAGIC "PROPS" LOST IN DOOMED STEAMER
    579 3 Nicola's Story Of Disaster DRAMATIC account of the sinking of the Sirdhana was given to a Tribune representative by Nicola, the magician, who has just concluded a tour of Malaya with his company. Nicola, when interviewed, was wearing an open-necked shirt, trousers, shoes and
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    COURT REFUSES PLEA TO REDUCE MAINTENANCE
    975 4 Choice Of Home Given To Child Singapore. Monday. MR Thomas Darvl Ramage Miles was unsuccessful in his application for a variation of the maintenance order made against him m April, 1934, when he appeared in the High Court this morning before Mr. Justice Pedlow.
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    69 4 Singapore, Monday. CHARGED with committing assault on a Chinese woman named H?ng Ah Ning, Raman, a Tamil Hindu, appeared before Mr. C. H. Koh in the Second Court this morning. The offence was alleged to have taken place at about 9 a.m. yesterday, at 9*/2 milestone, Bedok Road.
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    TELEPHONE SERVICE FOR PANGKOR
    130 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. t*HE scenic island of Pangkor, famed not only for its surroundings but for the fishing industry, has been brought into closer touch with all parts of Malaya by the introduction of a telephone line which goes to fulfil a much
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    All The Girls Fell For Him
    415 4 London, Oct. 29. fell for the charms of George Albert Edward Forbes, Don Juan bigamist, and self-styled editor, who was sentenced to three years for false pretences at Bodmin Assizes the other day. They found this tall, story-telling vogue, with the classic features and
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    Reformatory Sentence For Theft
    133 4 Singapore, Monday. TAN Ah Kow (15) came up for v*>ntence this morning in the second police court before Mr. n, Koh, on a charge of theft of i cigarette case, valued at 50 cenu, the property of Mr. John Lendltj at Katong Park, at 3.30 p.m.
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    END OF CHARITY RACKET
    267 4 London, Oct. 28 PLAYING on patriotism. Britain's £2,000,000-a-year charity racketeers are enjoying one last fling hefore being crushed by new tegis tion. Knowing that police permits foi lectors of money will be compulsoi the New Year, and that even more gent regulations are like-y, they are
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    ACCUSED ACQUITTED
    74 4 Singapore. Monday.—The eh extortitn of $5 and putting W Kuang in fear of loss to means ol hood, preferred against a 22 Hckkien, Ng Keng Han, at 7 Cfct. 9 at Chungi Road was this «on ing withdrawn by the Prosecutor, in the id police before Mr. C.
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      220 4 THE SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS THE following is the programme of drills to and fcr week ending Nov. 19:— TO-DAY. NOV. 14 Public Holiday. TO-MORROW. NOV. 15 5.15 p.m. Headquarters. Ist Bn. S S V F. Sig. Section, Lecture 7 a.m. Headquarters. "S" Ccy., Table "A." 5.15 p.m. Headquarters, "S" Coy.,
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    Sequel To Death Of Man Killed By Palling Coconut
    445 7 New Leases Granted For Thailand Teak Areas (From Our Own Correspondent). Bangkok, Nov. 6. 7HE annual meetings of the shareholders of the Anglo-Siam Corporation. Ltd., and the Borneo Co., Ltd., in London last month, revealed thai the Thai Government has come to terms with the foreign companies working the teak
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    New Leases Granted For Thailand Teak Areas
    107 7 CHINESE SALESMEN Th P third annual general meeting of the Chinese Salesmen's Association was > f Llie Oei Mcc tiotel, i'asir Pan iang. The proposal for contributions to the Malayan Patriotic Fund was discussed. Th P following gentlemen were elected Ecials for the ensuing year:—President: Mr. Tan Kirn Chwee, Vice
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    CHINESE SALESMEN
    98 7 I>\ILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Nov. 13. Buyers. Sellers. FtSJB. FJpot loose 39 wV* Rs£ FO B. r 2 Nov. 39 Va 39 7 2 ut A.Q R.s.S. F. 0.8. bales 38% 38 5 8 A Q R SS. FO B J? bales 87% 38'/, Crepe Jf>& in bales 35-* 35
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    60 7 »v, Th foIlowln is a further list of donations tn now *M 4? FUnd ThP total f donat, °ns i C h^" S!ovak Ccmrmml'y $50. Plalnfleld PlckSZmP Corrmitt "P Members of China Relief Fund S«00. Dr. Tan B:n Chlan* $10. H.A.K. $10 An onymous $100. M A. Ahmed Din Brothers
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    DONATIONS TO POPPY DAY FUND
    126 7 Singapore, Monday. MR. N. A. Mallal appeared before 1,1 Mr. C. H. Koh, the Acting Second Police Magistrate, this morning, on behalf of Madam Ching Geok Kee in respect of three maintenance summonses which she i -sued against her husband, Mr. Lee Pang Sob, of Amber Road, claiming maintenance of
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    Settled Out Of Court
    67 7 Singr.porc, Monday.—Charged with causing obstruction to traffic by collecting at the junction of Jalan Besar Road and Desker Road at about 9 30 p.m. last night, four Cantones c women appeared before Mr. C. H. Whitton in the Traffic Court this morning. The women, Choon Ah Choi, Sin Chan. Ah
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    FOUR WOMEN FINED
    266 7 n Singapore. Nov. 13 uaginda King George dan President Peranchis telah menjawat) seruan damal darlpada Kin,! rEufm 1 gi i! m dan Queen ne erl Belinda Sa SKKi J H Wab n ,tv «-terangkan bahawa peluu 21* u a l Peranc h»s sedla akan menlmb&ngkvi ?hS»« da ngan darl German.
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    NEWS IN ROMANISED MALAY
    188 7 melanggar peratoran undang2 perang. PertoK api mi telah banyak menenggelamk<an kapal2 negeri yang tldak champor. Sampal sekarang pun maseh belum lagi Jerman nuianj:gar ...Holland atau Beljlum. Buat perkhabaran darl Berlin berkata bahawa tanteraj Jerman hamplr dengan £cmfladan2 kedua negeri itu hanya-iah berlateh dan membiaaakan geraKgeri tlpu daya perang. KTialasi2 sa-buah
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    Allied Reply
    296 8 HJ*HE replies of King George and ['resident Lebrun to the joint peace appeal made by King Leopold and Queen Wilhelmina leave, the door open to any genuine peace offer giving guarantees Tor tne future and reparation of wrongs to small nations. They serve to emphasise the fact that
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    Too Risky
    212 8 HOLLAND and Belgium, and other small countries, have been keyed during the past few days in expectation of an invasion of the Lowlands and the violation of their neutrality by Germany. Hitler, after concentrating shock troops and staging a frontier outragei apparently thought better of ii. There be
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    AMERICA MUST ACT IF LOWLANDS ARE INVADED
    733 8 Press On Replies To Peace Appeal Reuter. New York, Nov. 13. "THE American people do not want to go to war but if they 1 see Holland and Belgium S~^*f what they have not yet reaUy facing the incarnation of ruthlessness and that
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    Wave Of Terrorism In Germany
    139 8 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 13. A WAVE of arrests has siarted in Germany following the Munich bombing incident. According to neutral reports the Gestapo is stated to be busy in many cities. Jews, Monarchists, Catholics and so-called "reactionaries" form the bulk of the ictims. Communists have
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    Paris Air Raid Warning
    27 8 Reuter. Paris. Nov. 13.—An air raid warning roused the city at 4.20 a.m. and the all clear was sounded one hour later. Reuter.
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    7 FLYING FORTRESSES IN PACIFIC
    61 8 Reuter. Lima (Peru), \iu. Seven American "flying f,, r tresses" are leaving here tWg morning for a non-stop flight to Asuncion (Paraguay i. a flight hitherto not attempted. fh e planes arrived here yesterday after flying 1,600 miles t n m Panama in eight hours
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    WOMEN'S CARE OF CHILDREN IN WAR
    93 8 London. Nov 13 !N a letter to the chairman ol tie women's voluntary servta defence, Mr. Walter Elliot. Mi] Health, said: "We shall. In a day or two hi pleted, I trust, the transfer children, mothers, and children school age, expectant moth others under
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    BUMPER WHEAT CROP IN CANADA
    87 8 London. Nov. 13 THE High Commissioner for i London is advised that the I dian wheat crop of 1939 is i< at 478.965,000 bushels. Last year's final estimate for crop was 350.010.000 bushel., average for the five years 1932 to 193" was 300.390.000. This year's
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    57 9 *r Force personnc, who have the Royal Air Force ene n,y when he visited Ufl io i ight—Fly ing -Officer And Yew Mnit 2 de £™e of Britain. Mew Wetherail Wf*-o«eet Thurson Office John Barrett (who al?rJceTed ntf Kenneth Doran and FlyingSergeanl William E WUhSI Distinguished
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    3 MILLION GERMANS AT FRONT
    90 9 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 13. JEAN FABRY, in Matin, writes that some one hundred German divi.on; (over three million men) have gathered between Basle and Kupen ii) the last three weeks. They may therefore make a new attack also there to oppose the new Allied offensive.—Keuter.
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    BOMBS DROPPED ON SUBMARINE
    67 9 Reuter. A., London. Nov. 13. BRITISH reconnaissance aircraft attacked a submarine yesterday it is fnciaJJy announced. The U-boat was spotted on the surface and immediately began to submerge but a saiVO oi bombs was dropped One eared to make a direct hit when th* submarine reached
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    GOOD FOOD SUPPLIES REACHING BRITAIN
    111 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 13. WHEN the rationing of butter and j ff bacon starts the Ministry of Food absolutely confident of being able I to fully honour the coupons. The Government's spokesman, giving assurance, mentioned that the n supplies wer e arriving well. Attention is
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    NO STRIKES DURING WAR SAY MINERS
    38 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 13. owners and miners' representaat a meeting in Manchester to- ed to have no strikes or lock--1 the Lancashire and Cheshire :clustry during the war and for h afterwards.—Reuter.
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    BURMA'S NEW AIR TRAINING SCHEME
    29 9 London, Nov. 13. ►vernment of Burma has sanothe establishment of an air cenhngaladon aerodrome, to provide u >r the training of young Bur- flying.—B.O.W.
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    U-BOAT ATTACK ALMOST AT A STANDSTILL
    118 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 13. ir Is auth:iUatiVe|y stated that boats claimed only one victim last I week, the 960-tons steamer, Carmarthen Coast. Hitherto 32 neutral shios. aggregating 88.461 tons, have been sunk by German action. It is understood that the British contraband control is
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    43 Killed In Train Crash
    29 9 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 13. Forty-three were kil ed and over 60 injured in a collision between tWv,-heavily-laden passenger tTZ'r.z near Langlieben in Upper Silesia.—Rcuer.
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    BODIES REMOVED FROM THE THETIS
    28 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 13. THIRTY-FOUR bodies have been re--1 moved from the sealed stern of the submarin2 Thetis by trained rescue workers. —Reuter.
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    FRENCH WITHDRAWAL FROM NORTH CHINA
    28 9 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 13: The French Ambassador has notified the withdrawal of the French garrison troops in North China similarly to the British.—Reuter.
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    STOCK EXCHANCE
    54 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 13. ON the Stock Exchange the markets opened cheertul owing to weekend quietness In the international fie'd. Gxlt-edged occasionally strengthened. Frcm Nov. 14 the retail price of motor foe] in the United Kingdom will be raised by V'id., to 21 V 2 d. per gallon.
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    Premier's Recovery
    30 9 British Wireless. London, Nov. 13: Following a visit of the physicians this morning, it was stated that the progress reported yesterday in the Prime Minister's*condition is continuing.—British Wireljess.
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    SOVIET THREAT TO OVER COME ALL OBSTACLES IN FINLAND
    474 9 Breakdown In Moscow Talks Reuter. Helsinki, Nov. 13. THE Finnish delegation is returning from Moscow this evening. M. Tanner telephoned that he did not know when negotiations would be resumed. He said that the delegation .Had not been invited to the
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    NEW COMMANDER IN SOUTH AFRICA
    107 9 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 13. THE Governor General of South Africa, Sir Patrick Duncan with the approval cf the King, has accepted his appointment as Colonel-in-Chief of th 2 South African Air Force. The creation of a new military command in South Africa is
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    CONSULAR CHANCE AT SHANGHAI
    79 9 IT m Shanghai. Nov. 13. 11 is offlcially announced that Sir Her- bert Phillips, K.C.M.G.. 0.8. E., British Cons 'il-CeneraJ u« Shanghai will acate his post at the end of "this year und wi'l proceed on home leave prior to retirement from tne Consular Service. It
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    HOLLAND'S STRICT NEUTRALITY
    222 9 Reuter. Amsterdam. Nov. IS. THE Netherlands Premier, Herr de 661 in a broa *least, declared that the recent military measures on the German frontier were not due to increased danger but were precautionary. Holland would observe strict neutrality towards both sides, and the people must maintain a
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    Mystery Plane Over Paris
    122 9 Reuter. London. Nov. 13. AN air raid alarm was sounded in Paris this morning, for the second time in 48 hours. It was caused by the presence of an J enemy plane which came from the east and went back over Belgian territory. Paris, Nov. 13.
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    SINGAPORE'S THRILLING HOCKEY WIN OVER PERAK
    686 10 Fast Game On The Padang Singapore 2; Perak L fN the first inter-state hockey fixture this season, Singapore beat Perak by the odd goal in three when they met on t/he Padang yesterday evening in a thrilling game. Perak, after giving an excellent display
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    36 10 TO-DAY Hockey: Perak vs. Indian Army, S.C.C; Police, vs. R.A.F. (H.Qi. Rugger: SRC. vs. Raffles College, S R.C. Turf: S.T.C. Winter Meeting, 2nd day. Shooting: Malayan Clay Pigeon, Alexandra. Tennis: S.C.R.C. and V.M.C.A. tournaments.
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    Selections
    69 10 By Spectator— Race 1: SHOOT UP Sycillian Race 2—DEWBERRY Strathpcffer Race 3—DANCING FOAM Silver Lace Race 4—ARTFUL SAILOR Rainborough Race S—MURRAY COURT Happy Sal Race 6—GOLDEN PLATEAU Harlequin Race 7—TOYMAN Gandtddown Race B—HARLOWE Hengist By "Trespasser" Race I—PHARIOL Nightshade Race 2—TURN OVER Russian Rose Race 3—DANCING FOAM Winsome Race
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    Draw In Game Of Missed Opportunities
    129 10 IN a game of missed chances, the St. Joseph's Institution hockey team held the Police second team to a oneall draw at the school ground yesterday. Play was of a mediocre standard, both sides being inclined to hit widely at the ball, though the
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    Second Day Of Singapore Meet
    777 10 TO-DAY'S RACES THE following is the full list of runners for to-day's races at Bukit 1 Timah, the second day of the Singapore Turf Clttb's winter meeting: Race One PONIES-Class 1-Division 3-6 Furlongs tut a dtat 8.09 Dr. W.H. Brodie Billon 0S i BX)6 Major
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    HOCKEY ENDS IN DRAW
    116 11 i THRILLING hockey rrame wu witnessed on the S.J I. sround iay when the Windsors' "B" XT with the St. Anthony's Buys* School. Neither side scored any l >ue to the sodden state of the ground y players could not keep their feet' h W C
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    State Rugger Player Badly Hurt In Crash
    123 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 13 PERIOUSLY injured on the head and w body, D. Mcßride. the Selangor roe t nlayer. was found by a "passing m 1 arist beside his smashed car, at bout 3 o'clock this morning, at the
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    68 11 Wednesday's ties In the V.M.C.A tennis tournameent: "V Class sin-irs: A.I. Periera —30 n S A. Da wood —15. Mixed Doubles: Mrs. Cohen and J Manasseh —3 vs. MVas P Eber and Van Ah Hian -15.3. These ties will be postponed to rhursday if it rains.) Thursday s
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    MEGAN TAYLOR TURNS 'PRO
    23 11 Reuter. championship has turned profetsional acenrding to her father, with whom she ia co-starring in an ice revue from
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    58 11 Hie l lt,rk( -y fixture between th** I/. artel the 7th Mountain Battery j v s U) navp hen played yester- S.C.R.C. was cancelled h 16 scddcn condition of the m (Wednesday) the S.C.R.C the Ceylon Sports Club at R C and on Friday thY SCR C. will
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    37 11 untitled friends of Mi R N. Thambv-Tburai are holding a garden Party at the Eastern Hotel. ng Road, en Wednesday. Nov. ?*> :n honour of his aupointment as a her ol the Most Excellent Order of British Empire.
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    SOCCER Amicable A. A. Beat Johore Team
    201 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Pi ».n».nn Joh,lrc Bahru, Sunday. ifS 1,1 aUack th Amicable Athletic Association of Singapore «ATry.hclmed tha Johore Chinese football Association beating the ~rmc b.v six goal- to one in a soccer match played at the Istana padang this evening.
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    NEW YEAR SPORTS ON JAN. 1
    82 11 AT a meeting at the S.C.C. yesterday, it was decided to hold the Annual Land and Sea Sports on Jan. 1, 1940. Those present at the meeting were: Mr. H. K. Rogers. Rear-Admiral T. B. Drew, the Hon. E. N. C. Woollerton, Capt E.
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    PRESENT BOYS PLAY OLD BOYS
    38 11 In an interesting game of hockey plafyed yesterday at Oldham Hall,' Barker Road, the Present Boys of the Anglo-Chinese School defeated the Old Boys by two goals to nil, in their annual competition.
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    Soccer Friendly
    35 11 The Cheng Tuan XI drew With the Yeck Keong A. A. in a game of soccer. Scorers for the Cheng Tuan XI were: Quek Hock Seng, Chan Yik Seng and Kok Kum Tong.
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    GOLF AT R. S. G. C.
    327 11 THE Royal Singapore Golf Club s Sir 1 Arnold Robinson Cup competition has been postponed to Sunday morning, Nov. ,it> and the following are the starting times:— 8.20 1.J.0. Cruickshank and A.S. Anderso i and T.W. Doyle and E.M. Moffat*. 8.20 D M. Henderson
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    Competitions At Island Club
    261 11 fARDS returned for the R A.F. and v H.M.S Cornwall Cuixs competition are as follows and qualifiers are indicated by the mark "x". F. G. Minns and T. V Chia 81—16 --64 7 3 x J. Murphy and H. Hunter 73— 6 =67 x Tan Chin
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    BADMINTON Win For Vehicles' Sports Club
    155 11 A MATCH of badminton consist Ing of nlav;rt Ur Kfi nßles a d t,vee doubles"was y ed o between thje Vehicles' DepartK/ports Club and the OuSrtS Sun2?v b&. tho folmer 's Court on S£ the home team winning by five games to twe rhc
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    INTER-PORT ROWING AGAINST BATAVIA
    125 11 TPHE crew from Batavia to row against the Royal Singapore Yacht Club arrived yesterday morning and had their first practice on the Breakwater Course yesterday even- injr. They have brought with them a lady cox. Miss H. M. Nocrdijk. Unfortunately p. change has had to be
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    22 11 The hockrv match between the Indian Association and the Seism- >r mrancred for vestp»-dr>v on the Association's ground was cancelled
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    What Reader are Saying LOTTERY FOR MALAYAN PATRIOTIC FUND?
    179 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—As a member of the Ceylonese Community I would suggest that a lottery be organised every month by the Central Committee at Kuala Lumpur of the Ceylonese section of the Malayan Patriotic Fund. Fifty
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    KATONG SIDE-WALKS
    217 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —Through the medium of your paper I wish to call the attention of responsible authorities to the condition of the side-walks at Katong. East Coast Road beginning from Grove Road lacks proper side-walks. The pedestrians are forced to walk on
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    75 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—lt would save the community a great deal of annoyance if the time of the "Black Out" to be held on the 16th instant were c k t0 to fi g a *m. TW* would 'at least save breaking into
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    BUS FARES—AND NOISES
    302 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—Two very pertinent M^ava^Tribune a lit He space in your valuable journal. Th.- lirst letter was written by the Transport Board and clearly de manner in wh.ch the in bus*s is to be increased. Tne leiw-i goes on to say
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    3 MEALS FOR CENTS
    148 12 (To the Editor o/ the Malaya Tribune.) Sir, —The article "Ten Cents a clay gives you 3 Meals" as detailed by your reporter in yesterday's issue provides Tt n |ertaps n due to lack of a suitable comprehension, and his reference to a bowl of 1-ice
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    “CHAP JEE KEE"
    338 12 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—Much good work Ls being done bv the police to put an end to this accursed form of gambling and, indeed, the police must be grateful to the Press fcr devoting much of its space to giving publicity to cases
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      290 12 PHILCO TROPIC RADIO Sole Agents: KADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA, 1934, LTD. "PIE" RADIOS Known to their numerous satisfied owners in Malaya. AS SECOND TO NONE. Sole Agt-nts: HOE BOON LEONG, Distributors: KADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY, Kuala Lumpur. WHY CO ELSEWHERE When you can get the best and latest in
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      91 12 Industrial Art Show C, a and learanee Sa 1 c are in full sway BABA CO., LTD. I M dale Road, Singapore f n m y jU o' Who Refused 0,1 bul All children thrive Cbver Brand Milk W^^^^^^^^B lt contains all the vital constituents that promote th- MAfikftj BONE
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      81 12 I One Week For Loitering Singapore. Monday. GOO AH CHOO. a 36-year-old Hokkien. was this morning sentenced to one week's rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. Fletcher-Ccoke. in the Third Police Court. Goo was charged with loitering along Yeo Chu Road between sunset i and sunrise, beine a reputed th'°f. In
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      402 12 I To-Day's j I Radio I SINGA PORK ZHL 223 metres (1.23 m ZkiV 30.i>(j metres (!> vj at p.m. 12.15 Lagu Melayu Jati from the Sentosa Johore Amateur I 1.15 Miscellaneous program;.-:*; records. 1.30 The News and mid-day B prices 1.40 Interval. 4.50 Running commentary on the a the
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    62 13 TOH SEAH HWEE, 47 years old, jasfd away peacefully at 11 pm. last night at his residence. No. 187. Sims Avenue. Singapore, leaving behind him his beloved wife, five sons, six daughters and one adopted daughter to mourn his loss. The funeral will take place at Bukit Brown at
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      537 13 GOOD ADVERTISING BUSINESS J Material and sole rights. Value about $300-. Good income. Ap,:ly rirst floor 28. Finlayson Green, Singapore. (771-B; FOR SALE. Well established Ladies Hairdressing Saloon. Latest Thermique machine, hair dryers and accessories. Practically new. Box No. 172. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (765-B» FOR SALE: Second-hand Saxophone. 1 1937
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      447 13 Domestic Occurrence MAKRIAGL The marriage took place yesterday (13-11-39) at 133. Kiiliney Road. Singapore, between Mr. Teo Choon Lim. youngest sen of Madam Yeo Fc Neo and the late Mr. Teo Ah Kee and Miss 7ham Chuan Nto. only daughter cf the late Mr. Mrs. Thani Cheng Tong and sister
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      198 13 Puttie fgfr THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE Male Europeans of British nationality in Singapore are reminded that tomorrow, Nov. 15, is the dat e alLotted for registration, under the Registration Ordinance, for persons whose surnames begin with I J. Persons who fall within the category I JA are asked to register between
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      289 13 Singapore Municipality VENDERS. TINDERS ire now invited lor tut following materials or service. For particulars see Municipal lenoer Room Date ot Closinr Supply of Pumping and Auxiliary Plant for Pon- tian Ketchil Pumping Station. (Deposit $100). 4 p.m., March 4, 1940 Supply and fixing of Steel Roof Trusses, etc. for
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    Air Raid Warnings To Shipping
    151 14 A NOTICE to mariners states: On receipt of an air-raid warning, the following signals wiU be displayed at the Port War Signal Station at Mount Faber (Lt. 01 deg\ 16' H., Long. 103 dee 49V2' E. (approx.): By day: Two red burgees hoisted one above
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    MME. CHIANG HONOURS PENANG GIRL
    216 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Balik Pulau, Sunday. MISS Tan Siew Kin, a teacher at the Anglo-Chinese Girls' School, who on two previous occasions was thanked by Madam Chiang Kai-shek for her charitable gifts of woollen knitting to the unfortunate children in China made homeless by
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    58 14 The wedding took place on Monday at St. George's Penang, of Mr. Guildford Charles Dudley, Penang representative of Hume Pipe (Far East), Ltd and Miss Annie Maud Fowler, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Fowler, of Hongkong. The bridegroom is the only son of Mrs. Dudley of But terworth,
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    522 14 Singapore, Nov. 9. Average Article I MEAT Beef steak; kati \i Beef stew or curry; kati J Fillet Steak; lb. Mutton, Australian; lb. Mutton, Malacca; lb. Mutton Indian lb. r~ Pork; lean; kati Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality); kati 43 POULTRY Capons (locally reared); kati 55
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    "MEN BUTTON UP POCKETS WHEN HE ARRIVES"-K. C.
    461 14 London, Oct. 29. fOUNSEL for a London Transport Inspector told a King's Bench Division jury yesterday that since the Inspector had been ly accused of stealing a wallet, the men he controlled would button up their pockets when they saw him. The
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    "Journey's End" Revived
    21 14 New Yor k .-;Joumey'| End,;' llsh actor, U I to iJtVwSSm he £5 York in the p!ay "Lorelei."
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      58 14 CAPITOL: "The Gorilla." ALHAMBRA: Juarez." PAVILION: "When To-morrow Comes. CATHAY: "Stanley And MARLBOROUGH: "Son of Zambo (Hindustani.) ROYAL: "Thyaga Boomt' ROXY: "The Little Princess.' GARRICK: "Jungle King." QUEENS: "Rifle Girl." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret; side shows, cinemas and other attractions. NEW WORLD: Cabaret, side shows, merry-go-ground cinema and other attractions. GREAT
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    265 15 FOREIGN EXCHANCE London, Monday. don on Paris 176.00 mdon on Amsterdam 7.52 on don on Shanghai 53/ 8 Unofficial T T ndon on Hongkong Is*. 3 I|32d ndon on Japan Is. 2 21 32d. Unofficial T I ndon on New York 402.00 to 404.00 BULLION MARKET London,
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    PRODUCE
    102 15 Singapore, 13. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan H (Slam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan :5 $190 Brokrn Rice Nn. 1 Broken Rice No. 2 ill-. :> -Sa.gon Al J Rice Saigon 1 F- Saigon 2 tngoon "S.Q." Meedon :..vay Small Mill" on "Meedon" ->..un Parboiled
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    778 15 FRASER untitled REPORT Tin 515V c c Antral ia Aus.r&i auaiay Ji'* Ayer Hitam 5£ <•* Ayer Weng -> Baugrin yo -8a Batu Selangor J; 4 JBerjuntai Burma Malay J 1 3 Chenderlang 7T I 2 *l" Hong Fatt SB J s l° Hitam Tin Jff 1 1 05 Hong
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    EXCHANGE
    234 15 Singapore, Nov. 13 The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the dally circular issued bj the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING London TJ. 214 1 15 London demand 2|4 I|l6 Rates for Freight 2,4 lM Lyons demand 2050 Switzerland demand 207 Hamburg demand New York
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    43 15 SSSUl MUNICIPAL M mn 5% 55-66 Illtt 113ci JJjy* 108% 110'icl 3% 1958 00 89 a.f^ 51 PENANG MUNICIPAL 3% 55-65 Si 3% 55-65 gj A S. and P.M.8. P 91<M fm's i* 106 *> !W* g. s 3 m Sf
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