Malaya Tribune, 21 November 1939

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVI No. 277. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, November 21, 1939.
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    MAGNETIC MINE MAY BE NAZIS' SECRET WEAPON
    631 1 Ruthless Attack On All Shipping "Britain Will Sweep Them Off The Seas" IJITLER'S recent threat to use a "secret and terrible weapon" is being fulfilled, it is believed in some quarters, by the use of magnetic and other mines on sea trade routes.
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    LAUNCHING AN AERIAL TORPEDO
    29 1 An aerial torpedo diving seawards from a sleek, high-speed French seaplane, which is taking part in the work of guarding the seas for the Allies.
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    STORMS SWEEP OVER THE WESTERN FRONT
    322 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 21. THERE has been nothing of importance happening on the Western Front. Last night's French communique says that there was patrol activity, followed by short artillery fire.—Reuter. Paris, Nov. 20. THE number of enemy patrols was ?r.a!fr yesterday than in the
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    Ten Ships Sunk During Week-End
    92 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 21. ItfEWS of the tenth shipping tragedy of the week-end was received when it was announced )<u: night that 22 survivors of the Arlington Court, 5,000 tons, sunk off the Irish coast, had been picked up by another vessel Which made a
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    NAZI FEAR OF TRUTH
    66 1 London. Nov. 21. NEUTRAL observers in London have remarked on the fact that The Times still publishes the hours and wavelengths of German broadcasts <rom Hamburg, Cologne and Zeesen in English as illustrating how little responsible British quarters fear the influence of German They contrast this
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    SOVIET AND JAPAN NEGOTIATE
    240 1 Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 21. IW MOL3TOV, the Sovijt Premier, and Mr. Toro. the Japanese Amba* ador. have agreed to open negotiation- for a trad* treaty, based on 1 mcst-favourcd-nation clause *hich will cover the questions of •laoancse-Soviet and Chiness-Soviet ports. T he exchange of views is
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    More Air Raids On East Coast
    329 1 Reuter. SEVERAL German air raids over Scotland, the south-east coast of England and northern France were repelled yesterday by the Allied defences. No damage was done. Cinema crowds in Britain ignored the raids, staying in their seats. London. Nov. 21. BRITISH anti-aircraft guns to-day
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    29 1 London. Nov. 20: In France, Mr. Hore-Belisha, becretary of State for War, to-da> lunched with M. Daladier. Aftoi wards he mcl Lien Gamelin at the FrencV Ministry ol War
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    12 1 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 20: untitled leave has been restored from to-morrow. Reuter.
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    DESTROYER FIGHTS OFF BOMBER
    34 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 21. TT is officially anncurced that a Germar bomber unsuc ces fully at lacked a British dcctrojcr in the yuithcrn areas of the North Sea yes terday.—Reuter.
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      50 1 OK OTHER PAGES Pages Federal Council Meeting 2 II E *s Speech To Council 3 Naval Broadcast 4 Sirdhana Inquiry 5 Cinemas g and 7 Suppression of Czechs g Latest Mine Sinkings 9 Sports 10 an d fj Radio 12 C lassified Advertisements I I Financial 15 Armed Raider jg
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    PEOPLES OF F.M.S. PLEDGE THEIR LOYALTY
    190 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Lumpur, Tuesday. AMOTION OF LOYALTY AND DEVOTION TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING WAS PASSED AT THIS MORNING'S MEETING OF THE FEDERAL OUNCIL. EN THE MOTION, THE PEOPLES OF THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES WITH THE PLEDGE MADE BY THEIR
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    F.M.S. BUDGET FOR $5 MILLION DEFICIT
    462 2 ESTIMATED REVENUE OF $63,370,991 THE Federated Malay States are budgeting for a deficit of $5,327,992 next-year according to the 1940 estimates which were laid on the table at the Federal Council meeting to-day in Kuala Lumpur. i Revenue is estimated at $63,370,991 and expenditure
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    JOHORE STATE COUNCIL
    124 2 A SYSTEM of financial assistance as an encouragement to padi cultivators is being worked out in Johore, according to an announcement by the Mentri Besar made at to-day's meeting of the Johore State Council held at tne Dewan, Johore Bahru. Tly* lientrf Besar made the announcement in
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    WOMAN ACQUITTED
    83 2 Singapore, Monday:—When the case in I which Lama binti Tuan Sheikh Abbas was called in the Second Police Court j before Mr. Conrad Oldham tins morn- j me, Courc Inspector Charles W. Such informed the magistrate that he had j instructions from the Deputy Public Prosecutor to witndraw
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    GAMBLERS SURPRISED BY PENANG POLICE
    417 2 (From Our Own Reporter). Nibong Tebal, Saturday. POSSE of detectives led by the Chief Police Officer, Province Weliealey, A.S.P. Wiltshire, Chief Inspector Byrde, and Asiatic Inspector Choo Kok Weng frcm Penang, raided a gambling party at 626, Badak Mati, Sungei Bakap, P.W., on Wednesday night
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    RAILWAYS PLAN BIG DEVELOPMENTS IN 1940 More Engines And Coaches
    375 2 Nearly $5 Millions For Special Services PURCH ASE OF NEW LOCOMOTIVES. INCLUDING ONE DIESEL r ELECTRIC SHUNTING ENGINE, REPLACEMENT OF COACHES, PROVISION OF MORE AIR-CONDITIONED FIRSTCLASS PASSENGER CARRIAGES, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AT WORKSHOPS AND ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION FOR COASTAL VESSELS AT PORT
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    DONATIONS TO POPPY DAY FUND
    112 2 A GIFT of $177 from the Chinese Twakc >v Owners' Guild, Singapore. is among the laiest list of donations to j the Poppy Day Fund. This list, received from the hen. trea- I surer cf the Fund, Singapore, is as foi- lows: Mr. E. N.
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    500 Chinese Millionaires In Hongkong
    90 2 Chungking. Nov. v THE popular local daily K«o Mm Pao claims lo have information from banking circles revealing that huiu.r of Chinese millionaire and multi-millionaires are al presm« living in Hongkong. The paper said IJtat according to statistics, their deports in Hongkong banks show three
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    ALLEGED THEFT FROM DWELLING
    84 2 Singapore. Monday: —Moham d ?ahaya bin Kaji Sharif! c2oi a appeared before Mr. Conrad 01 the second police court this morning tm r charge of theft in a dweilin a I Jalan Besar, cf two pairs i j ned at $100, the property of Fatiman binti
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    Handed Mariners' Notices To Captain, Says Witness
    677 2 Singapore, Tuesday. DESCRIPTION of how he handed Notices to Mariners to- Capt Fairbairn when the Sirdhana arrived at Singapore on Sep! 25 was given this morning by Mr. D. J. A. Kirk, assistant at Messrs. Boustead and Co.. Ltd.. at the resumed inquiry
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    Bank Manager Dies
    95 2 The death oceuired in London on Fi' 1 day of Mr. W. B. White, joint man i- 1 of the Chartered Bank of India, tralia and China, and a former r, iai ger of the Singapore branch of 50 Bank. Mr. White was about CO years of
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    44 2 Singapore, Monday:—The death untitled place "yesterday of Master Mohan Kurnar Sahai, only son of Mr. B.G. Banal, I of the Marine Court, Singapore, funeral took place the same day aj p.m. at the Hindu Cemetery. There was a large attendance of relatives ana friends.
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      14 2 LISTER a CO., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 30A £3>JHMHH
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    WAR WILL BRING BETTER MALAYAN UNDERSTANDING
    1746 3 E. Addresses Federal Council (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. LJVERY man and woman Ims v direct interest at stake and Ifalaya can only be made saf< by the united efforts of all," stated the mmissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas, in an address to
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    "MALAYAN UNITY ASSURED"
    428 3 There has been no labour unrest during the year and employers and employed alike are to be commended on the wry in which they faced the difficult conditions created by continued low releases Of tin and rubber. Many thousands cf people thereby thrown out of woik have
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    Alleged Breach Of Trust
    100 3 Singapore, Monday. CHARGED with committing criminal breach of trust as a servant in $261.45 between June 1 and Oct. 13. P. Y. Mohamed Yusof. a 22-year-old Tamil Islam, claimed trial before Mr. J. Fletcher-Ccoke in the Third Police Court this morning. Yusof al-o claimed trial to
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    Man To Die For Murder Of Bride
    201 3 Nov. 21 1 i;iuoi»i\\s Register To-<laY m 2 p.m.—I p.m.—PA (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Monday. JOHN and Papa, brother and sister, who were convicted of the murder of a 16-year-old bride, and who appealed against their sentence to-day, heard the F.M.S.
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    BAND PERFORMANCE
    64 3 The Band of the Straits Settlements Po ice will perform in public to-day at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m under the direction cf Mr. S. Chapman. Bandmaster. The following is the programme:— 1. March. "The Mountain Gnomes," Eilcnberg. 2. Overture. "Light Cavalry. Suope. 3. Suite. "The Merchant of
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    Fined For Illegal Possession
    55 3 Singapore. Monday.— Amat bin Moniok, appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore fifth Police Magistrate, co a charge of having in his possession one Automobile Association badge cf which he was unable to give jt satisfactory account. Accused claimed trial. He was fined $25. in
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      179 3 If Christmas GIFT BOXES /or Friends Relatives at Home We have pleasure in announcing tha( the usual arrangements have been made with Messrs. Harrods to deliver Christmas Boxes to friends and relatives at Home. Lists are now available at all our Branches and Depots. Order:, should be placed not late*
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    HOW BRITAIN FIGHTS THE U-BOAT MENACE
    1900 4 WAR OF SCIENCE AND SEAMANSHIP LAST NIGHT'S NAVAL BROADCAST Singapore, Tuesday. A REFERENCE TO CONTACT MINEFIELDS—"THE EFFICIA ENCY OF WHICH HAS UNFORTUNATELY BEEN DEMONSTRATED SEVERAL TIMES IN SINGAPORE WATERS RECENTLY"—WAS MADE IN A BROADCAST TALK LAST NIGHT FROM THE 8.M.8.C. BY LIEUT.-COMMANDER B. M.
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    Soldier On Taxi Theft Charge
    55 4 Singapore. M< tid: v T. T. Johnson, a pri,. Royal Artillery, Chan.,; j fore Mr. Conrad Oldham Police Court this morn of theft of a taxi valu longing to Mr. Ong 3:\k 9V2 milestone. Bedoi: I p.m. on Nov. 18. Accused claimed trial an< was
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    OFFICER COULD NOT FIRE OVER THE SIRDHANA'S BOWS
    2220 5 Had To Wait For Orders Singapore, Monday. A N assert,on that even order to save 23 lives and a ship heading for a minefield the officer in charge of Fire Control on Singapore is«l could not give the order to fire a
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    PRISON FOR THEFT FROM HIS UNCLE
    152 7 Singapore, Monday, ni l iDING guilty to a charge of ft cf $800 in cash from his cU >n a house in Pulau Brani (i t. SI, Tan Poh Low, a middle- i Chinese, was this morning need to four months' rigorous isonment by
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    97 7 Singapore, Monday. erk and station interpreter of L tie Kan dang Kerbau Police Station, ok, a -i'J-ycar-oid Englishking Kheh, appeared before Mr. C. v ia the Third Police Courc this on, when a charge of criminal tri fl as a servant In respect Gen rnment Revenue
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    PRISON FOR BREACH OF TRUST
    72 7 rciday—Lim Chin Seng, Lorn feii" Seng, alias M. Shibucame U j re Mr. Conrad Oldhis morning for .sentence, on 5 jriminal breach of trust lr camera, valued at $300. the Mr Koh Koo Ver, of Bras >n Oct. 13. need to two months' n-i-ciiment. a
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    CUT WOOD WITHOUT A PERMIT
    78 7 ore, Monday.— Tan Teng Ec, -old Chinese woman appeared bel Mr. L. C. Gch, the SingaPifth Police Magistrate, this on a charge of cutting wood, e< at $5, from the Bukit Timah ts Reserve witnout a permit. Accused claimed trial and was conA fine of
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    SOLD BEER OUT OF HOURS
    38 7 Lancaster, licensee of the Way Hou?e. Bedo:;, appeared the Fourth Police Court en Fn n orning, on a charge of selling after hours. She pleaded guilty was fined $50, in default tnree imprisonment.
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    Alleged Kidnapping Of Girl
    91 7 Singapore, Monday.—Produced in the Third Police Court this afternoon before Mr. C. H. Koh, Kanniah Chitty, a 30-year old Tamil Hindu, heard a charge of kidnapping a 13-year old girl from the lawful custody of her father preferred against him. The offence was alleged to have
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    INTERNATIONAL DINNER AT Y.W.C.A.
    115 7 X VERY successful international dinner was held at the Y.W.C.A. on Saturday, Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. attended by one hundred members and friends of many nationalities. After the dinner a short programme was presented in the Mary Fowlie Rest Room including Dutch, German and Chinese
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    POSTAL OFFICIAL CHARGED
    127 7 Singapore, Monday. JOSEFH de Cruz, a Eurasian with fifteen years' service in the Postal department, was this mcrning produced before Mr. J. Fletcher-Cookej third police magistrate, on a charge that being an officer in the Department, on Nov. 17 about 6.30 p.m. he secreted two letters addressed
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    Detective On Hurt Charge
    70 7 Singapore, Monday. Detective Police Constable Quek Ah J Mcc oi' beech Road Station. Hce I L c ons and Koh Ah Keng, apoeared he- fore Mr. Crnrad Oldham in the Second Police Ccurt this mornine: on a «WRmens c-haiyJn*/ them with voluntarily causing hurt to Yew
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    CONTE ROSSO
    43 7 The Conte Rosso is due in at 10 am to-morrow frcm Trieste, Bombay and Colombo. She will bertn It th* S H B. wharf and is expected to sail again at 5 p.m. the same day r ManUa, Hongkong and Shanghai.
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    ATTACK WITH ACID ALLEGED
    91 7 (From Our Own Renorter) Ipoh, Monday. AS a result of a trivial argument an unemployed coolie received terrible burns when an assailant is alleged to have thrown a battle of acetic acid over his head and chest. The injured man, Ponnusamy, was brought into the Tapah
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    Alleged Armed Robbery
    119 7 Singapore, Monday. ARRESTED only yesterday, two young Hokkicns were this afternoon brought up before Mr. C. H. Koh in the Third Police Court, when a charge of armed robbery was explained to them. The accused, Tan Ah Tee (20) and Chin Keng Hj (22), together with another,
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    News In Romanised Malay
    489 7 Singapore. Nov. 2*. Tatkala Consul British zlarah akan NNm Muso.ii dan Oman pada Harl Raya Puasa 14 Nov yang lalu mi Yang Maha Mulia itu telah melafadzkan yang ia berharnp tantera2 Daulat Baginda King akan menang dan keamanan akan segera puleh sa-mula. Yang Maha Mulia itu
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    Yunnan-Burma Railway Construction
    277 7 Chungking. CONTRARY to .he rumour that the projected Yunnan-Burma Railway has suspended construction, a recent interview with the officials in charge of its construction reveals that the work is proceeding smoothly and that they have received no order from the government to cease. On account of a
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      128 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS .vmg is the programme of drills up to reek ending Nov. 26, 1939.— TO-DAY, NOV 21 p.m. Headquarters. S.V.A.o.u. Headquarters. Ist Bn. S.S.V.P. Section Training. Platoon m. Headquarters, S coy.. Headquarters. "1" Coy.. Weapon Headquarters. IT Coy.. Weapon m. Headquarters. Ist Bn. S.S.V.P. W|-» Section Training. j Driving
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    A Little Short Of Hell!
    245 8 i\V every one of Hitler's ministers it might aptly be said that a rogue is a roundabout fool. Hitler's minister.-. Hitler himself, have been both. And therefore, the news that there is distension in the Nazi camp is not surprising. How reconcile their madness their
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    Convoy Success
    245 8 RAKING into consideration the overwhelming superiority of tl c Allied Navies over the German force, there h a tendency on the. part of some people to expect spectaculaj and dramatic developments in the conduct of the war at sea. There are those who have ex pressed their disappointment
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    TERROR IN PRAGUE
    497 8 London. Nov. 20. REPORTS of weekend terrorism in Czechoslovakia are the subject of much comment in tti fW* The Times says that altnougn Prague has become a forbidden city to the outside world, "it is certain that the Czech people, bitterly resenting the tyranny which they suffer
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    Dutch Guns Destroy German Plane
    148 8 Reuter. A GERMAN aeroplane crashed near Roermond alter being attacked by a Dutch air patrol. y The pilot was killed and the machine destroyed —Reuter. ——mm Protest To Germany Amsterdam, Nov 21 It is now announced that the German military plane was shct down from
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    BRITAIN PROHIBITS PEPPER IMPORTS
    37 8 Reuter. London. Nov. 20. IMPORTATIONS of ground and unground pepper are prohibited under a new order Issued by the Board of Trade No applications for Import licenses will be entertained until further no-
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    BLACK GUARDS PATROL EVERY CZECH CITY
    572 8 TERRIBLE STORY OF NAZI SUPPRESSION London, Nov. 20 JHE latest report of unrest in Czechoslovakia show how the Nazis are continuing their efforts to suppress the national spirit which has flared up since Independence Day on Oct. 28 in Prague. In every Czech city
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    32 8 Reuter. Doorn. Nov. 20:—It is revealed that the ex-Kaiser narrowly escaped death while walking in the park on Sunday morning. Three giant trees, uprooted by a storm, crashed eighty feet Gran him.—Reuter.
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    NINE SHIPS SUNK BY MINES ON REGULAR TRADE ROUTES
    921 9 FIVE NEUTRAL VESSELS LOST Nazis Break Another Solemn Pledge Reuter. London, Nov. 21. steamers —fi\e neutral—have been sunk during the weekend by German mines which have been laid in the North Sea sn defiance of all the principles of law and
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    REASON FOR ATTACK ON NEUTRALS
    158 9 London, Nov. 20. INTERESTING light on Ger- many's attack on neutral merchantmen are thrown by the Egyptian newspaper, Albalagh, which points «ut that the purpose is less to deprive the Allies of certain raw material than to compel neutrals to sell their products to Germany,
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    Nazi Mine Kills Five Italians
    256 9 Reuter. London. Nov. 20. PIVE men were killed in the explosion which sank the Italian ship Grazia near the English Channel. The vessel sank in a few minutes. Two trawlers rescued about 29 survivors.—Reuter. Twenty-two members of the cr,;W of the British steamer Blackhill (sunk
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    ALL-NIGHT BATTLE ON SOUTH CHINA COAST
    369 9 Tokyo, Nov. 20. After occupying Yamchow and Taitze (Tassu, in south-western Kwang tung Province) and Nasiao and Tjiang. Kwlngsi border towns, Japanese troops far into Kwangsi P*oJincP to reduce a strategically. important town according to a field dispatch Japanese troops entered KwanßS. Province following
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    TERRIBLE ORDEAL OF SURVIVORS
    184 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 20. HOW an aeroplane helped to save the survivors of the Norwegian tanker Arnek Jode was described by the survivors who reached a.:'east coast port yesterday. They were 55 hours adrift in a small open boat which twice capsized, on the second occasion,
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    COLTS LOSE TO INDIANS
    248 10 Indian Army H Q. J Colts 1 IN a friendly hockey fixture played on the Fanvr Park ground yesterday, the Indian Force Headquarters Hookey XI beat the Singapore Colts Hockey Club by three goals to one. The Colts were the first to attack, hut a pass
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    Y.M.C.A. LOSE TO THE POLICE AT HOCKEY
    480 10 EVEN GAME DESPITE THE SCORE Police 4; V.M.C.A. 0 rUSPLAYING all round superiority, the Police scored a convincing U 4-0 victory over the V.M.C.A. in an interesting hockey match at the Association ground yesterday. I The game was not as one-sided as the
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    Raffles Hockey Cancelled
    53 10 The proposed hockey rixture be t ween Raffles Ccliege Union and the Police, which was to have been played yesterday, did not come off. Instead, the second team of the Union piayed the first team of the Anglo-Chinese School on their ground resulting in a draw of
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    GOLF Mixed Foursomes At Bukit Timah
    239 10 rpHE first bi-monthly mixed foursomes competition for November was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday afternoon and resulted in a tie between Miss B. Hegarty W. B. Ruddock and Mrs. R. L. Nunn Lt. Com. H. C. Ainslie with a net score of 35%.
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    SPORTS SHORTS
    79 10 ON the Victoria School ground yesterday evening the Victoria School defeated st Andrew's School at horkev hv 6 goals to 1. y In a rather scrappy game ol hockey played at Balestier yesterday, the Indian Association "A" team defeated the Singapore Colts (Casuals) by three goals to one.
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    Week-end Races At Yacht Club
    102 10 AN Friday, Nov. 24, there will be the usual afternoon races for all Classes at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday, Nov. 26, the S 14 ft. one-design dinghy Class will sail a race around Pulau Har.tu. startin at 9.45
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    Manchesters And S.C.C. Draw
    271 10 JX a keenly contested game of hockey, played yesterday on the padang, the "A" team of the S.C.C. drew with the Manchesters, each side scoring a gcal. There were no incidents worthy of comment, except for the fact that during the period following the interval, the
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    S. C. R. C. TENNIS
    116 10 Dr. H. Tan -scr.) beat Chia Keng Tye (scr.) n the S.C.R.C. Veteran** Handicap Singles tennis played yesl day at Hong Lim Gretn by 6 —4; 6—4 S.C.R.C. tennis ties: To-day OPEN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP: John Lim Tan Huck Toe vs. S A Dawood KaniLs: Yong
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS
    78 10 IN the V.M.C A. tennis tournament played yeste day on the V.M C.A. courts, S. A. Davvood (-15) beat A. I. Pereira (-30), 6-.', 8-6, in the "A' c a* singles. In the semi-fina' of the mixed doublt s, Miss Nathan and R. Nathan (-3)
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE RUGGER
    57 10 The following will represent J"b* Raffles College Union against the Sf.C C at rugby on the Padang this afternoon: Chang Mm Chee, Chang Mm Tat Shm Kah Foo, Ng Wood Kan, Toh Boon Huah Weng Choong, Cheow Chye, Keng San. Ali Hassan, Roy Jansen, S. Arunandon. A.
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      310 10 TO-DAY. HOCKEY: Fourth State Trial, S.C.C. XL GGEIC S PC. vs. 35th Fortress, P. Brani. TENNIS S C.!C.C. and YM C A tournaments. FRIENDLY SOCCER Playing at Farrer Park on Saturday in a friendly game of soccer, Duncan Roberts XI defeated the N.T.S. Bank XI by eight goals to five.
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    Bal Tabarin Promoted To Class I
    144 11 WINNER of both his outings at the rec?nt Singapore Winter meetins:. H.H. Tuanku Amaloedin's Bal ratafia has been promoted to class one horses according to the latest Mraits Racing Association classification list. a j j *f Others who have been sent up to the
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    Saturday's Match At Jalan Besar
    78 11 •HE R.N.-R.A.F. will meet Johore in .i Malaya Cup Rugby fixture at JaBesar Stadium on Saturday. II will be rem.?mbe:ed that R. N.- A. F. gave a rousing display to draw Singapore. They lost to the Army eir next fixture, however. Saturnatch should provide the
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    FALSE TRADE MARK ON TOOTHBRUSHES
    165 11 Singapore, Monday. IN the Fifth Police Court, to-day, b-2- lore Mr. L. C. Goh, a Cantoneso d Low Choon Ek, the proprietor of Vu Seng, of High Street, Singapore was >ummoned under the Merchandise Ordinance for having in his po> >n lor sale a quantity
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    CHARGED WITH HAVING CHANDU
    108 11 a pore. Monday:—Ng Wai, who lasr pleaded guilty, to possession of Government chandu dross at 21, Road, on Nov. 15 while not a regis- moker. came ud before Mr. J.L the Criminal District Judge this og for sentence. C.S. Lim, the Assistant Supervisor J i H.M.
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    45 11 Mr. J. S. H. Cunyngham Brown, the ban magistrate, is shortly prcg to Tampin as District Oft'csr, M-. l. c. Simpson Gray, frcm h, is going to Seremban as mate, Mr. H. A L. Luckham. t DO. of Tampin is going Q>: "un:;fer to Trengganu.
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    "Recurrent Expenditure Proportion Too High"
    777 11 Financial Secretary's Budget Comments (From Our Own Reporter) Tx Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday, p IKODUCING the Supply Bill at to-day's Council meeting, the Hon. Mr. H. R. Joynt (acting Financial Secretary) said:— When the Supply Bill was introduced last year the revenue for this year was
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    COURT CHANGES
    63 11 Singapore, Monday.—Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Police Magistrate, resumed duties this morning after a period of absence on sick leave. Mr. C. H. Koh, who had been acting for Mr. Conrad Oldham, took up duties In the Third Police Court this afternoon on the transfer of Mr. J.
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    34 11 Mr. J. Manecksha, Head Overseer, P.W.D. Tapah has left on two months' vacation leave. He will be proceeding to Bombay via Madras. It is understood that he .is going to India to get married.
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    31 11 Dr. V. C. G. Yzelman, Assistant Medical Officer, Lower Perak. who was away in Kuala Lumpur with Mrs. Yzelman and children on a brief hol'- day, has returned to Teluk Anson.
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    UNABLE TO KNEEL
    189 11 Neuritis Hampered Her En writing of the pain and inconven- j itiice she suffered from neuritis, this I woman tells also how she rid ol it:— "I have been using Kruschen Salts for neuritis, and it certainly hay the most wonderful effect. My knees very painful, and
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    163 12 A.RP. WARDENS (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir-There can be little doubt that requests of A.R.P. wardens on duty during any black-out night have to be complied with, but, however much the nvmbers of the public would like to cooperate I desire to voice
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    NOT "A USELESS BODY"
    213 12 (tv the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir,—Thank you for your timely remarks In your editorial about the "Blackouts- and about a correspondent of yours who expressed the v\?w that the A.R.P. is "a useless body' Your correspondent ought to know better than attempt to dampen
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    HONOURS PRESENTED BY SIR SHENTON
    812 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. HIS Excellency made presentations to various recipients of honours before to-day's CouncO meeting began:— Presenting Mr. Thamby Thurai with the Insignia of the M.8.E.. His Excellency said: By command of the King conveyed to me by His Majesty's
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    LOYALTY OF F.M.S.
    581 12 (From Our Own Reporter) I K.L. Tuesday. TN to-day's meeting of the Federal A Council. Mr. Hugh Fraser, Federal Secretary, moved:— "That this Council resolves that the desire of the peoples of the E Malay States to associate < with'the expression of the and i devotion cf
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      201 12 PHILCO TROPIC RADIO Sole Agents: RADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA, 1934, LTD. *'PYE RADIOS Known to their numerous satisfied owners in Malaya. AS SECOND TO NONE. Sole Agents: UOE BOON LEONG, Distributors: RADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY, Kuala Lumpur. A: a ——I——————— MMM —B——^ WHY CO ELSEWHERE When you can get
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      22 12 Industrial Art Show C 1 a and teara nee Sale are in full sway BABA CO., LTD. M* ddle Road, Singapore. I
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      367 12 £**4M ilwitnl TODAY'S RADIO v» SINGAPORE CHINA STATIONS ZHL 22.1 metres (1.33 tncls). DTTf TVri VTVP ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc]s). trl U IN liIVliN \x p.m. X\OV 25.21 metres (ll.J men. 1.15 Miscellaneous programme of Oram J- From 8.20 p.m. (local time), phone records. 1.30 The News and mid-day
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      490 13 jm9 m± U n J. W m IHSSIHiD-BOS JS^B^BI [lORTHANDTYPIST-CURK required experience in electrical terms and Full cetails of experience ana required to Box No. 173, c o Malayne, S.ngapore [ORU-KEKFKR required for clectri- I res. Must have good references, tails of experience and salary to Box No 167 c
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      540 13 Astrology SRI ATMA-CHINTAN"da7es guarantee everything he undertakes, and dares produce testimonials, cooies of which gladly sent on request. Money refunded if Answers, Astro-palmistry, etc. not ac- curate. Send any five questions $1. 98. Lprong 40, Singapore. (738.8) j •CHALLENGE BY PROFESSOR ILMUDDIN, Who is SPECIALIST in ASTROPALMISTRY AND HOROSCOPE READING
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      495 13 Domestic Occurrences ENGAGEMENT CHAN—TAN. The engagement is ani nounced between Mr. Chan Yew Ghee f second son or Mrs. Chan S';ow Beng and the late Mr. Chan Scow Beng and Miss Tan Gel-: Luan (Lilian T*pJ, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Tan Chye Hee. Miscellaneous HOMOEPATHY a science dealing with harmless
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      673 13 THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE Male Europeans of Eritish nationality in Singapore v.n reminded that 10. monow, NOv. 22, Ls the date allotted f v registration, under the Registration Ordinance, for persons whose surnames begin with pi^-PY. PCrsontS who tall within the category PE-PL are asked to register between 9 a.m. and
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      580 13 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45' IN THE HIGH COURT OP THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Settlement of Singapore. 1 Notice of Wage-earner's Auministration I Order. Name cf debtor: ALI BIN MOHAMED YASSIN. Address of debtor: No. TO. Kampong Sop poo. Singapore. Description of debtor: Lascar. No. of Proceedings: 437 of 1939. pate on
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      509 13 Singapore Municipality TENDERS are now invited lor ttos following materials or service. For particulars see Municipal lenoer Room Date of doting. Supply of Pumping and Auxiliary Plant for Pontian Ketchil Pumping Station. (Deposit $100). 4 p.m March 4, 1940. Supply of 15" and 18" dia. Steel Straight Pi* es, 12
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY and FAR EASTERN ISSUES
    1180 14 SOURCE OF GREAT REGRET (By John Ahlers) -THE questions of U.S. Far Eastern policy, and of American trans> 1 Pacific trade and shipping appeared to have received but a minor consideration in the Washington conference on the readjustment of American Neutrality Act. This is
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    ISLAMIC MALAYA RESTAURANT
    53 14 Established 1921 206, Middle Road. An up-to-date Restaurant situated at Middle Road, Singaprue. opposite Registrar of Vehicles. All kinds of delicious Indian Dishes prepared by expert cook. Prompt and courteous service. Charges moderate, give us a trial and be convinced. We cater for Wedding Birthday parties at
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    JAPANESE APPROACH NANNING
    71 14 Reuter. Chungking, Nov. 21. THE Japanese' forces are advancing from Chinsien, near Pakhoi (South China), and are said to be within striking distance of Nanning, strategic city of southern Kwangsi on the highway to French Indo-China, according to the latest Chinese field despatches received here from Kwangsi
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    Nazis Arrest Police Chief And Officers
    191 14 Reuter. Budapest. Nov. 21. DEPORTS of further arrests during the week-end in Prague and Brunn. also Kladno. have been received in Hungary. At Kladno tne chief of police, six other officers and 24 policemen have been arrested and conveyed to an unknown destination. A
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    RUBBER RELEASE RATE
    38 14 It ia notified that the Controller of Ruootr, Maiaya, has fixed the rate of reiease fcr the first quarter, iy4o, at 80 per cent, of one-quarier cf the standard production of all holdings in Ma'aya.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    127 14 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Nov. 20. No. rx R.S.S. Spot loose Nov Dec 39 39% No. LX R.S.S. F O B. in cases (Sellers op Yon) 39 39 ft G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales (Sellers option) 38! 3 38% FAQ. R.S.S. F.
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    RATIONING SCHEME READY
    95 14 Reuter. London, THE registration of ration U(ls with shopkeepers for th< U M of bacon, butter and susai I proceeding busily this week. The Minister of Food-Supph nounce the date when the scheme will start, soon aft< when general registration Is sche to terminate. The authorities will
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    Swiss Protest To Germany
    71 14 Reuter. Berne, Nov 21. THE Swiss Minister to Berlin has protested to Yon Ribbentrop. th man Foreign Minister, against tic repeated flights of German aircraft wtt Swiss territory and the fact that German anti-aircraft shells have falien in the Basl.e region. The German Minister to Switzerland
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    MANY RECRUITS FOR HOME BATTALIONS
    98 14 London. Nov 21 rIE opening to voluntary teero of Home Defence Battal which the War Office announce* Thursday that it would accept 2 .men. has had an excellent response Fifty-seven battalion* are i lormed as part of councy regiment These battalions will represent the transformation
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    EXCHANGE
    134 14 The following are the exchange itOCK Ikh morning according to the daily circular lm the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking C tion. SELLING London London demand Rates lor Freight 1 I Lyons demand Switzerland demand Hamburg demand New York demand Montreal demand Batavia demand Samarang demand Calcutta demand Bombay demand
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    PRODUCE
    119 14 Singapore N R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koy.m R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 Rice Siam 2 Rice Siam 3 Slam Broken Rice No. 1 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice Saigon 2 R. Rangoon "S
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    216 15 NEW YORK CABLE New York, Nov. 20. B. S. Tone Dull 19% 20 Jan. March 18% 19 51% paid FOREIGN EXCHANCE London, Monday, on rail, 176.00 Amsterdam 7.52 ton on Shanghai 5% Unofficial >n on Hongkong is. 3 1;32d ion Japan 15.2 13 32d Unofficial non New
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    14 15 Singapore, Tuesday, price of tin at noon in > ipore to-day was:— i i
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    14 15 v» price of rubber at noon in :x.rv' to-day was:— > o9%; Sellers 39%.
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    FRASER & CO'S SHARE REPORT
    811 15 FRASER CO'S SHARE REPORT Singapore. Nov. 20. MINING r Ampat Tm Buyers Sellers AlMtnU Amal r 4 513 Austral Malay 2 610 Va Ayer Hitam St 39 1" Ayer Weng 24 3 25 3xd Bangrln -9» Eatu Selangor J 3 24 >: Berjuntal r^ 7 175 Burma Malay ST Chenderiang
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    232 15 Suigapore, Monday. FiH at midday was $117% unchanged aj usual and the price of rubber at jour o'clock was buyers Spot 39 1 cents November December 39V 4 cents, January March 36i /2 cents, April. June 35 cents, market firm. There was quite a good enquiry today
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    71 15 Singapore municipal wnora Jss SS 10* losnom iS UP 8 106 I<Kno^ 23 W% inn Ai°J'X 3 on nov;ci 4V 2 7r r .O-80 109 llOV^ci 3% 75-85 ggi/ QOoi oc loco 00 2 V ,2 H2 88 00 01.00x1 3 3; >B ggi;, q oxl PENANO
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      27 15 [m A S X [CHINA p ENANG AGENCY 1 52 54 BEACH ST., I PENANG I 'mphic Address:I "HUNCKUO, I PENANG" I OPEH FOR I BUSINESS 1939.
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      140 15 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone, Manager'? Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 4513 General Office 4514 Cable Address:—"PRO"INBANK." Head Office, SIUCHOW. PAID-UP CAPITAL (Ch) 10.000,000 RESERVE FUNDS ft IS.tM.MM TOTAL ASSETS (approx.) 108,000.000 Board of Directors: T. L. SOONG TSENG YANG FU Y. C. KOO CHAN YIU WOON KAI CHAN YU HU
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      296 15 STEAMSR SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA 'Incorporated m Enjiand) P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. The P. O. S. N. Company will have 2 cargo steamers j loading for the United Kingdom during the remainder of November All vessels may tall at ports on or off the route and all sailings are
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      498 15 BRITISH I INDIA PASSENGER A FREIGHT v SERVICES For all information apply to: P. O.S.N. Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel. 5961. 8.1.5. N. Co., BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Tel. 5497. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Apcar Line). For Hongkong. Shanghai, Mojl, Kobe Q~aka Fortnightly For Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta
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    Sea Routes Still Open To Britain
    168 16 Reuter. London, Nov. 21. THE September setback in seaborne trade was due to commercial uncertainty and sinkings, while unprotected ships were scattered along the ocean trade routes. The convoy system and the unceasing offensive by the Royal Navy has resulted in a large reduction
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    Reopening Of Tube Stations
    87 16 London, Nov. 21. WAR conditions have not held up the progress of the £3,250,000 London tube extension. Yesterday the new line between Under Street and Stanmore, eleven miles outside the centre of London, was opened. New intermediary stations have been provided at St. John's Wood and
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    ARMED NAZI LINER OFF AFRICAN COAST
    47 16 DISGUISED AS A BRITISH CRUISER Reuter. 22 2?S S-S—* of the Cape. Swakopmund. Nov. w. THE German 1 her wartime to the wJ .NorthGerman community ai re AjffSS of German refuse at U*Ko. The Windhuk is disguised to renSkto > British cruiser^-Reuter^
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    DEMOCRACY FOR CHINA DURING 1940
    123 16 Reuter. Chungking, Nov 21 Wartime China has acquired new Premier to-day with the appointment of Chiang Kai Shek the post of President of the Execu live Yuan, in which he succeeds his brother-in-law. Dr. H H. Kung. Dr Kung retains hll position as Minister of
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    Trial Of Nazi In New York
    67 16 Reuter. New York. Nov 20.. IUDGE Wallace pretidnr; at the tria? rf Futz Kuhn. former German Bund leader stated to-day that the prosecuiion had so far failed tc cflcr proof, beyond reasonable doubt.* 1 thai defendant was eitilty of breach of truat Prosecuting counsel
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    MYSTERY SHIPS IN PACIFIC
    59 16 Reuter. Yokohama, Nov. 20. THE captains of the freighter Yeizan Maru and the Dutch liner Ijisalak yesterday sighted a mysterious white cruiser off the peninsula of Iju in the Pacific Ocean. The liner Kunishma Maru reports a large green submarine of unknown nationality, sighted in the
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    REDS SEIZE CHURCHES IN POLAND
    57 16 Reuter. Rome. Nov. 21. WIDESPREAD religious persecution in Soviet-occupied Poland is reported by the Vatican Radio, wt/ h declares that I wow Church, one of the largest in Poland, has been turned into a stables, while others have been convert?d into cinemas and monastciies and
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    Communal Fighting
    39 16 Reuter. Karachi, Nov. 21—It is now oirlcial'y denied that martial law has proclaimed at Sukkur. after the communal Icting, though it is believed there chat f the situaUcn not improve to*x» martial law will be proclaimpa Reuter.
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    LOCAL SEA INSURANCE
    65 16 Reuter. London. Nov. Hi. THE Institute of London I 'rider writers notify alterations in the current schedule, including voyages within the area of Siam India, Dutch Indies. Malaya Burma, British North Borneo including voyages between the Straits and Indo-China. not north of Saigon, henceforth ten shillings per
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    WISDOM OF NEGOTIATION IN INDUSTRY
    113 16 Reuter London. Nov WAGE advances recently reccned by several million wafS-caiaai form striking testimony to the joint collective agreement of employer* and employees, who arrived at mutually satisfactory terms without Government intervention, friction or strikes. The advances mean an in real wages, owing to the
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    28 16 Reuter London. Nov I On the Stock Exchange again higher, while home md strengthened on good demand v vealed a shortage of stock. Ws was irregular.—Reuter
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    Colonial Appointment
    37 16 London, Ncv. 21—it I the Colonial Cffice that WM i Deputy Chief Secretary o: U t jf| has been appointed C I of Mauritius in succession to m Kvans, who has retired Wu I -mless.
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      98 16 I Now, for only 30 cents a day, this indispensable modern necessity. I the Telephone, can be installed in all Residences situated within I miles of the connecting exchange. I v/ith the constantly increasing numbers of telephones connected. 1 the telephone becomes more and mo**e valuable to each subscriber. I
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