Malaya Tribune, 14 October 1940

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune NET SALES EXCEED 16,000 DAILY VOL. XXVII -No. 246. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1940 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, October M, IMO.
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    RUSSIAN ATTITUDE STILL PUZZLING THE GERMANS Next Axis Objectives Said To Be Bulgaria And Greece
    613 1 Hitler Resumes Wooing Of Stalin Reuter. Tokyo, Oct. 14. A GERMAN Foreign Office mission has gone to Moscow to try and check the tendency towards the improvement of Anglo-Soviet relations, according to a Berlin message
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    Americans Leaving Shanghai
    98 1 Reuter. Oct. 14. rrllL i Xavy De- pai i the ing ot* depend< nt of Ihe American Emb, j mbering 40 women ai d cl iidn i Of the i k Diainin MO American requested evacuation at the earliest possible ciate. whik 100 others want to Jeave
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    Nazi Raiders Routed, Flee
    215 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 14. JHOUEANDS of people lining the London streets witnessed the rout of German planes in several attempted attacks on spital en Sunday. Spectators saw four or five bombers *ed from cloud to cloud before they finally fled. fWi f another occasion, a soliBritish
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    Air Attack On British Ship
    62 1 Reuter. Madrid Oct. 14.—The British merchant, steamer "Starling" has t-ntercd Cadiz after being bombed by an unknown plane outside the Spanish waters. Four of the crew were killed and seven wounded. The plane dived on the steamer suddenly out of a cloud bank. Reuter was
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    American Airmen In Action Soon
    140 1 Reuter. London. Oct. 14REUTERS special correspondent, •somewhere in England," writes that the newly-formed American Eagle squadron is now completing its training in England and will be taking the air as a crack unit against the enemy before the end o/ the year. The pilots come
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    DEFIANCE IN INDIA ON THE WAY
    187 1 Reuter. Watdha. Oct H OKB of the two persons who, Mettdiag to Mahatma Gandhi, should court arrest in pursuance of the decision to launch individual civil disobedience, is a man named Vinoba, who wiß daily squat on the floor to propagate the Congress doctrine
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    Invasion Plan Denied
    91 1 Reuter. London, Oct. 14. THE Peruvian Legation m London has issued an emphatic denial that Peru had concentrated troops on the southern Ecuadorian border in preparation for an invasion The Legation describes, the reports to this effect as "fantastic and adds that in the Peruvian capital, it
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    Big Chinese Victory
    136 1 Reuter. Chungking, Oct. if. THE recapture of the Strategic I town of Matang on the Yangtse River, about half-way between Shanghai and Hankow, is announced as the result of a successful six-day battle on the south bank of the Yangtse. The Chinese are jubilant over news, which
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    VICHY MOVES IN SYRIA
    287 1 EXTREME DEPRESSION HERE Reuter. (From a Reuter Special Correspondent) Cairo, Oct. 14. A TEMPORARY but possibly precarious equilibrium has apparently been secured in Syria as the resit! of the arrest or retirement of a number of high official The majority of French officers •md officials are
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    Cotton Crowing May Be Restricted In Egypt
    61 1 Reuter. Cairo. Oct. 14. A Dommiinkme issued last night states that while the Government fees no need for special legislation, cotton growers are advised m thei-- own interest to limit their acreage tor the- next year because of "the ixjssibility of difficulties in
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    Lone Raider Over Malta
    32 1 Reuter. Aden, Oct. 14. A lone Italian plane yesterday morning carried out the 18th raid on Aden since the war started. There were neither casualties noi damneo Reuter
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    Colony Budgets For Deficit Of $11 Millions In 1941
    892 1 Singapore, Monday. THE Straits Settlements Government are budgeting for an estimated deficit of $10,998,035 for 1941. The extraordinary expenditure alone is estimated to amount to $15,992,068. The revenue of the Colony is expected to yield $46,234,065, whereas the recurrent expenditure will
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    1941 BUDGET IN BRIEF
    100 1 Revenue $40,294,0?5 Expenditure recurroit Surplus M,W4.0*3 Expenditure cxtiaordin arv $15,092,068 Net deficit...* 10,M8,oa:>. Johore's Kudgcl Surplus (Tribune staff Reporter) IOHORE is budget tint; for ;i J surplus of over IS lions for 1941. I BBdewtanl Ordinary revenue is BJptcted to total some 181 mil lions with
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      85 1 IN THIS COUNTRY I there i only one I British Owned and I Operated Telegraph Company I CABLE WIRELESS LIMITED IN THIS WORLD I there is only one Overseas Telegraphs I Company pledged to devote half its I profits over a four per cent dividend to further rate reductions. I
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    MALAYA'S WAR EXPENDITURE $41 MILLIONS TO DECEMBER O.A.C. PAYS FINE TRIBUTE TO COUNTRY'S GREAT EFFORT
    5831 2 Main Task To Provide Foreign Exchange Failure Would Be Disastrous Like Cowardice In Battle Singapore, Monday. JN the course of his speech on the Colony's finances at to-day's meeting of the Legislative Council, His Excellency
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    Malaya To Give R.A.F. 50 Pilots
    64 2 Singapore, Morula rpHE Governme A ing School vp'l] $127,000. As a further contribution Imperial War effort ment cabled the Secrete State, offering to candidates for servi for the duration ol The Secretary of State wZI and approved the I scheme provides I cadets in
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    Registration Of untitled Gives $15,000 Revenue
    64 2 Singapore, Jiouhi EXTRA clerical assi T:'; fv,° ffi( l c f e q m X mcnt in cor, with estate duty and registSS of business names means a expenditure of $13.7The expenditure will be ofrr by a new revenue Item < f lum being
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    23 2 Capt. C. H. untitled Chinese, Pera*, goes on -emefnne next month. It stppd that Mr. A. W. Ha; Sim apore will succeed him
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    URGENT NEED FOR FRESH SOURCES OF REVENUE Colony's Financial Resources Not Yet Fully Mobilised For The War
    1852 3 Taxation Basis To Be Widened: Direct Imposition Best Method Singapore, Monday. T<HE urgent need for fresh sources of revenue was stressed at this morning's meeting of the Legislative Council by the acting Financial
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    GOVT. HOUSE RENOVATION -$108,600
    109 3 Singapore, Monday. rE TOTAL estimates for repairs and improvements to Government House amount to $108,600. whereas the amount provided >n the approved estimates for 1940 is $24,000 only. A supplement of 584.600 is necessary because on opening up the roof the investigation revealed a very serious
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    Malacca & Penang Municipal Budgets
    79 3 Malacca Penang Municipal Budgets Singapore. Monday The estimated revenue of the Malacca Municipality for 1941 amounts to $751,124 and the expenditure estimates $643,906. The estimated surplus on Jan. 1, 1941, is $171,809 and the surplus at the e nd of next year $97,218. f The total estimated revenue 01 the
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    29 3 Mr. E.H Bromley, European Master, Malayan Educational Service, has been seconded for service in the Johore Education Department, and has been appointed European Master at the"English College, Johore Bahru.
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    Badminton Cup Champs Beaten In Semi-Finals
    369 4 Bousteads Go Down To Ban Teck Hup Singapore, Sunday. TN the semi-finals of the Commercial Houses badminton tournament, played at the Clerical Union hall, to-day. Boustead s, champions for the last three years, were defeated by the Ban Teck Hup badminton party by three
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    Sports Diary
    46 4 TO-DAY FOCCER: Challenge Cup, Quarter, final. Manchesters v. Loyals, Stadium. HOCKEY: S.C.C. v Singapore Hornets. S.C.C; S.C.R.C. v. R.A. (Hy.). S.C.R.C: S.R.C. v. Fort Canning, S.R.C; Raffles College v. R.A.F. (Malaya I Raffles College; tf.M.C.A. v. Medical College. V.M.C.A. TENNIS: S.C.R.C. and V.M.C.A. tournaments.
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    Team Selections
    184 4 The following have accepted to play hockey for S.C.C II against Singapore Hoi nets to-day at the S.C.C. Dr. B. D. Molesworth: Pay Lt. G. C. Fortin. P. F. Kinsey; J. Flctcher-Cooke. W. J. Peel. Lt M. P. Francis; M. W. Cole. Lt. H. Huleatt. D. H. Lee.
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    SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    147 4 Following are the results of Saturday's races at Kuala Lumpur. Kate I—Stormy Night $18, $7 High Life $7 Golden Arrow $11 Race 2—lnez $10. $6 Furious $9 Four O'clock Sl3 Race 3—Brawny Lad $23, $11 Adele $9 R ace 4—Greypion §38, $9 The Emperor $8 Santa Anita
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    R.S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES
    134 4 The Royal Singapore Golf Club first bi-monthly mixed foui somes competition for October was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday alier noon and resulted in win for Miss S. Lucas and J. McKufTin with a net score of 37 :J 4 Fourteen cards were taken out and
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    47 4 The wedding took place at the uhinese Assembly Hall. Kua.'a Lumpur, of Mr. Ho Tee Chim, son ol Mi', and Mrs. Ho Liang Tian, well-known Kuala Lumpur residents, and Miss Ng Poh Kui, daughter of the late Mr. Ng Khoan Jiu and Mrs. Khoan Jiu, ol Malacca.
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    Home Soccer Results
    287 4 Reuter. London. Oct. 12. THE following are the latest foot- ball results: NORTH Bradford 0. Middlesbrough 2. Burnley 0. Manchester United 1. Bury 0, Liverpool Chester 4, Tranmere 5. Doncaster 4, Hull 2. Everton 4, Stockport 2. Grimsby 3, Sheffield United 1. Halifax 5. Bradford City 1.
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    ANOTHER MINES OFFICIAL FINED
    301 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Sunday. IfOHP. Jasit bin Haji Md. Saman, a retired Mines Overseer of Batu Gajah, wa« convicted in the Police Court by Mr J. P. Biddulph on an amended charge of accepting $200 cash from, Chin Cheng Hong while being a public
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    INDIA'S WAR EFFORT EXPLAINED
    229 4 Singapore. Sunday. A TALK on "India and the War' which he hoped would dispel any idea that India was not doing her share in this war, was given by the Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdoolcader. C.8.E., last night in a broadcast from the Singapore station. Mr.
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    Amateur Musical Party
    59 4 Singapore, Sunday.—The Chenh Hua Amateur Musical Party helu a house-warming party at its new oremises at 40-A, New Market Road, yesterday. The objects of the Party are to promote the art of Chinese Teochew Guakang music among members, to encourage its members to have interest in music
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    Church-Going Mosquito
    129 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Sunda\. "THE ladies of St. L U ke\ 1 Church. Teluk Anson, have suffered a great deul „f late from the ecclesiastical v mosquito' states the October r issue of the South Perak Church Notes (Church of j England). < It continues: "Dirty
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    Engineer Killed In Car Crash
    156 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. MR. John Jellicoe Spall, a mining engineer e\ I icheti to Anglo-Oriental, was kill ed instantaneously in the early hours of Sunday morning when the car in which he was travelling collided with a lamp post, careered some
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    46 4 On the eve of his departure on long leave Mr. Tara Singh, PoM> Telegraphs, Kulim, was entertained to a dinner by his friends at Sin Chong Hin Hotel. The stall of the v»oscs telegraphs zK) entertained him to a farewell Malay dinner a few days ago.
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    Opinion Mad Ambition
    175 6 npHE three-power pact recent- ly announced was noteworthy for one significant fact. While Germany and Italy recognised, by its terms, Japanese leadership in the "great Asiatic living space," particular care was taken to leave India out of the sphere of Japanese influence. Following close on the heels
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    Soviet Interest
    172 6 THE folly of such a plan becomes clear, by a glance at the map. Russian oil fields in the Black and Caspian seas lie too close to this path for the Soviet to permit the Nazis free passage or remain indifferent. The British forces in the Near East
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    Workers' Problems
    218 6 A a tne result oi tne war in Europe, compulsory arbitration has been entorced in Great Britain. This form of settling labour disputes has never been popular because the British workmen always prefer to depend on the power ot organised bargaining rather than to submit themselves to the
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    Blockade Will Not Be Eased
    412 6 (FROM A NEW "YORK TIMES ARTICLE BY RAYMON jOANIELL, LONDON». TWO countries, one an island with an empire scattered over the seven seas, the other a nation squatting colossus-like upon Europe, are embarked upon campaign to starve each other out. one of them relying upon
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    New-Type Factory Girls Are Happy, Efficient Workers
    906 6 T»HE call to arms has attracted new types of girls to factory life—girls who have never earned their living before, business girls and shop assistants who wanted to be doing something concrete to help win the war. Some of them art girls whose
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    "I do" -From Esquire
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    CHINESE SCENE
    825 6 "A Chinese Childhood.'' by Chians Yee. Published by Methuen. London. ■U'E Chinese strive to enjoy V ourselves in Nature, and to live with her as much as possible, and we look upon happiness as the greatest good," says Chiang Yee. in "A Chinese Childhood." And the truth of
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    Riddle Of Air Expert Now Interned
    386 6 WHEN Captain Donald M. K. Marendaz. f orty three-year-old racing motorist and Qyfe, school chief, bought an £80 camera, his friend, said it was an expensive toy. They were right. Eight weeks ago Captain Marendaz was fined £20 and ordered to pay £6 12s.
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    Ambassador Kennedy Narrowly Escapes
    27 6 London. Oct 12 EMBASSADOR Joseph Kennedy d the U.S. narrowly escaped when two bombs fe'l on a country house where he is staying—Belter.
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    "ANTI-TONSIL" WAVE
    378 6 That operations for the removal of children's tonsils are frequently overdone UN* suggested in a recent discussion by the Section of Laryngology of the Royal Society ot Medicine, London. EXTRACTS from the report ot the British Medical Journal have been issued for the information of parents. ;lr L-T.-elot
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    Treat For Airmen
    38 7 ture taken at the party ichich Miss M. Foston gave at Wilkinson Road, on Fiiday for a group of airmen from r the Tribune "Treat the Troops" scheme. The hostess is th'rd from the left.
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    NAZIS COMPLETE RUMANIAN INVASION
    305 7 Reuter. Bucharest, Oct. 12. Antonescu to-day 1 taqccl a fulsome welcome here foi the hf iciquarters staff of the (•< rman forces. It is officially (lescrilt(I a "military mission.' n.s consisted of 30 r under a cavalry comG ral Hansen, who Nazi armv of cccupaThey includ:
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    Britishers In Rumania Warned
    81 7 Reuter. T London, Oct. 12. I Bkially confirmed in ,ndon > British resi--1,1 Rumania have be»" '°y fc he British Legation llle danger they are likely to n 'naining in enemyM I'd territory. liv.l* I i tU Le K at >on in "'!'('s to be able
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    Tom Mix Dies In Accident
    45 7 Reuter. Florence, Oct. 12. T" J HE famous cinema star, Mr. Torn Mix, was killed when his car went out of control near here to-day.—Reuter. Tom Mix was one of the world's greatest cowboy stars during the silent ,screen days.
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    SHANGHAI COPPER SENSATION
    97 7 Reuter. Shanghai, Oct. 12. rE Swiss Consul-General is expected to protest to the Japanese authorities over the alleged action of Japanese gendarmes in preventing the arrest of a man accused of the theft of an enormous quantity of copper estimated to be worth over £300.000. The case,
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    GERMANS ADMIT R.A.F. CAUSED "INDESCRIBABLE DESTRUCTION"
    232 7 Reuter. London, Oct. 12. J>RITISH raids over Germany and occupied territories during the week ending dawn Oct. 11 were on the same heavy scale as in tne preceding week. From authoritative sources in London it is learned that the outstanding objectives attacked included the
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    SOVIET, FINLAND SIGN AGREEMENT
    125 7 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 12. AN agreement for the demilitarisation of Aaland Islands has been signed between Finland and Russia, according to the official Tass Agency, which adds that M. Molotov signed on behalf of Russia and M. Paasikivi, the Finnish Minister in Moscow, on behalf of
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    74 7 Reuter. New York. Oct. 13.—Glowing tributes are paid to the British Press in the New York Times for its description of current events in London and for explaining "how the life of the great city goes on in spite of all Hitler's efforts to strangle it. The free press of
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    TRAGEDY OF SULTAN'S BROKEN ROMANCE
    154 7 From H. L. Hopkin. London, Oct. 12.. IN a special interview granted to mc to-day concerning the death of Miss Lydia Hill, II s Highness the Sultan of Johore revealed for the first time the tragedy of a broken romance. His Highness said: "Miss Hill
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    U.S. TELLS THAILAND
    49 7 Reuter. Tokyo. Oct. 12. THE United States Minister in Bangkok called the attention of Thailand to the American pronouncement for the maintenance of Far status quo in connection with Ihe Bangkok Government's recent territorial demands on Indo-China." according to a Banakok menage to the Domei agency.—Reuter.
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    DIES COMMITTEE SEIZES RECORD
    62 7 Reuter. Washington. Oct. 12. THE committee set up by Senator Martin Dies, to examine nonAmerican activities, has seized records cf "certain organisations and persons In New York" in connection with enquiries into Nazi activities throughout the country. Senator Dies said the information obtained has been turned
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    NO APPEASEMENT, SAYS ROOSEVELT
    618 7 Reuter. Dayton, Ohio. Oct. 12. IN a nation-wide broadcast to-jn night, President Roosevelt pledged J the United States Navy and Air Force in the defence of the whole 1 of the Western Hemisphere whik at the same time continuing in give all aid. short of war.
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    ALL HELP TO BRITAIN, SAYS WILLKIE
    63 7 REUTER. I BOSTON, OCT. 12. lAMI AM RESOLVED TO DO EVERYTHING IN MY 1 POWER TO STRENGTHEN > THE HEROIC ENGLISH I PEOPLE i "AT THE SAME TIME, WE iIUST BUILD AN AIR FORCE ARMY AND NAVY SO STRONG THAT NO DIC- TATOR DARE
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    SPANISH WOOING OF LATIN AMERICA
    137 7 Reuter. Madrid, Oct. 12. rpO-DAY (Saturday) is th* "day of the Spanish race* and special attention js being paid to the occasion as nationalist Spain aspires to the cultural leadership of South America. The newspaper Arriba says: Tbu Falangist generation of Spair offers Latin Americans
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    TURKEY DENIES OIL STOPPAGE
    87 7 Reuter. Ankara, Oct. 12. THE semi-official Turkish Ana*olian news agency has issued a denial of the foreign reports that Rumania has suspended petroleum deliveries to Turkey and Greece. The agency quotes competent circles as declaring that the Rumanian Government is exceedingly satisfied with the recently concluded
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      417 8 Public Notices JOHORE GOVERNMENT. Notice. Tenders are invited for the leasing of the Senior Officers" Rest House, Mersing, for the period from about 15th November 1940 to 31st December, 1941. Tenders stating the rate per month must be enclosed in sealed cover and marked on the outside "Tender for the
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      455 8 JOHORE GOVERNMENT. TENDERS. Tenders are invited for the supply of Milk, namely:— (i) Fullcream Powdered Milk (ii) Sweetened Condensed Milk (iii) Sterilised Natural Milk (iv) Unsweetened Evaporated Milk for all Government Hospitals m the State of Johore for the year 1941:— Government Hospitals at Muar. Batu Pahat, Segamat. Tangkak Kluang.
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    ENTERTAINMENT Magic Circle Do It Again
    107 9 ikt nn o Sm gapore, Sunday, j pas t Performances the Malayan fn r^o gic 9 rcle nas never bailed ment of night s entertainer anSfh?* was Nhirp" r t c levement "L»niiere t^Jth« was br,ght clever and altogether satisfying. siihn* ranged from the
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    At The Pavilion
    96 9 Av-xvx we i-cnosen ca.st and just the right type of story makes «es, My Daring Daiurhter 1 which opened a .season St the Pavilion yesterday, one of thl finest comedies which has come to Singapore for a long tune 1 ™n domestic mix-up, and, the fun starts
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      475 9 Public Notice TENDER. Tenders are invited from Contractors for the purchase of all the old building materials, debris etc lof an old bungalow known as No 1 2, Tangling Road, Singapore inj eluding the gangway, but excliidine all the outhouses, belonging to Haw Par Brothers of Nos. 85 87 So
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      796 10 Situations Vacant RESTAURANT require* immediately, poor Eurasian Boys and Capable Manager. (Apply) 12 Ceylon Road. (No. 989E) WANTED Reliable Chinese Cookboy mlddleaged. Apply personally 11 -B Robinson Road, Slngapor*. (No. 956E) VACANCY for the post of teacher at Pei Hwa School, Singapore, filled. Applicants thanked. WANTED. Tamil trained teacher with
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      749 10 Photography YOUR PHOTOS Painted by real artist ln LLywhlte Studio, Singapore. Prices moderate. (No. 915E) Educational EVENING CLASSES for French and Germ?n lessons. Box 53A c|o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (No. 96SS, ENGINEERING: Radio. Wireless. Electrical, Mechanical, Motor. A qualification gained through a BrlMsh College such aa the Bennett College British
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      901 10 Lost Found LOST DOO with drooping brownish ears, brownish spot at back, white colour, name Teddy Vicinity Huliet Road, Last Thursday. Finder will be rewarded. Returnto >*o. 8 Huliet Road. Singapore. (No. PT7K) For Sale FOR SALE Two Tungar Battery Chargers, excellent Condition. App'y Box No 554. c;o Malaya Tribune,
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      600 10 TO LET 3 Newly built Semi-detached houses (2 bedrooms with 1 sitting Nos:— 210-D, E, F Jurong Road. ™n mile stone, 300 yards from Bukit Tlmah Market. Electric lights water laid. Apply 375. North Bridge Road. Singapore Phone 7078. < No 13F) TO LET New shop-houses and flats Nos. 117.
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      663 10 ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES (1927) LTD. ancorporated m^J^A*™"™' Registered Offices. c D'Almeida Street 2 Couyer Quay, Singapore. NOTICE is hereby given that an Allowing share certificate which is al leged to have been lost:Certificate No. 48 dated 30th December 1927, foi«300 shares of ITS- each SI- paid up Nos. 25,791 to
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      57 10 A. T. EDWARDS CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS VALUERS, 11, MALACCA STREET, TELEPHONE 4646. Consult Us For All Classes Of REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS AND INVESTMENTS. No Obligation Phone 4646. THE PAPIO OF THE FUTURE TO-DAY KEE HUAT RADIO Co* CASTOR OIL FOR ALL PURPOSES MEDICINAL AND LUBRICATION BILAKHIA&CO. 52, CECIL
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      1197 10 j TO-DAY'S RAUIoJI SINGAPORE MJNpON I ZHI 225 metre. (I.M kief) rw^V'JF 10 5 ZHPI 30 96 metre* (9.69 mlei) CSJ 15 14 Mc!s (9 g 2 B ZHP3 4138 metre. (7-25 m|ci) GSJ 21.53 Mcs(l3 93 SS? 820 am. News to English (every GSO 17.79 Mc, (M M mornlna).
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    MARKET REPORTS Government Aid For Indian Cotton Export
    220 11  -  By Reuter _„p Liverpool, Oft. 12. THE trade expect., the new American cotton contract to it ■> T< T o betm e 7 6 Which is the fla t Panty of the Lnited states Southern "epof price, plus the present shipping costs,
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    British Rayon Exports Maintain High Level
    108 11 E v London, Oct. 14 XPORTS of British rayon goods are running at a high levei Printers in Lancashire are bein<* kept very busy. Prints, especially suited to the markets of Latin America, are receiving special attention of the Colour. style and Design Centre"
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    War Loan Quoted At A Premium
    151 11 From Our Financial Correspondent Q Singapore. Monday. UIET conditions prevailed in all sections of the markets on Sa urday, and only a small amount of business was transacted. In tin shares, Hong Fatts were offered at $1.12. but in Australian issues, Pungahs were easier
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    40 11 THE total area of rubber untapped in Malaya during August amounted to 248,484 acres and the total area tapped during the month amounted to 1,569,957 acres. Tharea untapped in July amounted to 266,590 and the area tapped to 1,559,005. 1
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    Mid-Day Prices
    24 11 Singapore, Monday. Prices of tin and rubber in Singapore at noon today were:— RUBBER Buyers 38, Sellers 38V4 TIN $133, down VA-
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    UNITEERS' PROFIT TOTALS $798,040
    178 11 Singapore, Monday. IJNITED ENGINEERS. LTD,, made a net profit of $798,040.76 for the year ended June 30, 1940, according to the Directors' report: tc> fen presented at the annual meeting of the company on Oct. 25. This sum together with the balance of. $166,***** brought forward
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    57 11 Singapore. Saturday. THE rubber returns of the following companies for September, are: Alor Cajah 2J.860 lbs.. Australasia 19 500 lbs.. Ayer ftlUkf lbs.. Pukit Kubu 10.800 lbs.. Glenealy 44,500 lbs Jalan Kebun 13.100 lbs Kluang 47.200 lbs Pn.lam 171.000 lbs.. Port Swettenharri 9 COO lbs.. Talisman 12,700 lbs.. Tambalav--17.500 lbs.,.Teluk
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    NO JEWISH RACIAL LAWS IN FRANCE
    67 11 Reuter. thetjp Berlin; Oct. 14. I riCiKE are to be no Jewish racial rc TwLJ 11 according to fm the French Minister ioi Justice, in an interview, state* he German official news agency Only measures for public security are contemplated. Jews ar e to
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    Vichy Statement Denied
    42 11 Reuter. Aden, Oct. 14.—An authoritative cemal was given here yesterday to a semi-official Viohj statement that the French garrison at Jibuti was facing famine as a result of the British seizure of a French food ship from Madagascar.— Reuter.
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    Fine Work By Fire Fighting Services
    240 12 Reuter. London, Oct. 13. AN underground station was struck by a bomb and some damage was caused during Saturday night's raids on London. Although there were some casualTies these were fortunately much fewer than was at first feared. A number of houses and other
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    SEARCHLIGHT RING ROUND BERLIN
    186 12 London, Oct. 14. BOMBING of Berlin on Satin day night is described in a bulletin issued by tne Air Mini try news se J v ce For over an bour the attacked military objectives in the heart of the German capital. The vanguard of the raining
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    BERLINERS TAKE COVER AS RAIDERS COME OVER
    254 12 R.A.F. AGAIN BOMB KRUPPS WORKS Reuter. London, Oct. 14. A STOCKHOLM n.ossa, A e e .tainments were suspended and Berln y cc ver when an air raid alarm was given in Berlin night The Berlin correspondent. o< the Swedish newspaper AltonbYadct says that
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    HUNS LEARN A LESSON
    390 12 Reuter. London, Oct. 14. DEUTFR'S Bpecial Corespondent with the Hritish front line wrjtcu: •Strangely enough it is on brilliant moonlit nights Of this 'second summer' that the belief is firmest that Hitler cannot repeat William the Conqueror's successful invasion of England 871 years ago yesterday. For
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    Mayor, Mayoress And Son Trapped In Bombed House
    114 12 Reuter. London, Oct. 14. BOMBS fell in 17 London districts during the earlier part of last night's air raid. Nine houses were damaged in one area, anc seme people pinned under th»* wreckage were soon released. Two houses in a square were
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    CHERBOURG SEVERELY DAMAGED
    186 12 Reuter. London, Oct. 13.—A considerable reduction in shipping at Cherbourg, and damage to docks and a seaplane base as a resuit of Thursday night's naval bombardment are reported in an Admiralty and Air Ministry communique. The communique says that air reconnaissances have been carried out at Cherbourg
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    Singapore Wedding
    25 12 Mr Ng Koon Hai of the Bar*: o} China and Miss Shek Ying Hra, who were married on Saturday at the Wesley Church.
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    R.A.F. SCHOOLS GOING TO CANADA
    42 12 Reuter. Ottawa, Oct. 12. EIGHT, possibly more, R.A.F.! training schools are being transferred to Canada, according to the Canadian Press. The Canadian Government will provide the aerodromes and buildings but the schools will continue under British control.—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS TERRIFIC RAID ON KUNMING
    66 12 Reuter. Kunming, Oet The U.S. Consulate was slightly damaged, and the windows ot the British and German Consul, ates shattered, when Japans* aircraft mercilessly dive-b«Mkt| Kunming on Sunday afternoon, Flying daringly low, the aircraft systematically lakta the city frcm north to south. .\n immense
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    MINES OFFICIAL SENTENCED
    214 12 Reuter. (From Our Own Re] ten Kuala Lumpu. Monday. Pleading guilty in the First Magistrate's court to-day t 0 three charges of accepting illegal gratification of sums totalling $1,850, A. T. Bennets, Inspector 0 f Mines, was sentenced io eight months' simple imprtsonntejit on each charge, the
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    Thais Demonstrate In Streets
    129 12 (Frcm Our Own Ccrrespj»J«jl Bangkok. THAT the Thai Preaii 1 in favour of d< dicated by an expis to a photograph pul press showing him aKm L*J lalitarian salute. me rnj that he was m< tc the crowd and th ci ed catch aP the the
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    Berlin Life Crippled By Intense R.A.F. Raids
    224 12 Reuter. London. Oct. UERLINERS have been greatly inconvenienced by the D location caused by severe Royal Air of A main lines of communication- The recent depauu Nazi party officials for what they described as holidays" in Upper Bavaria has not encouraged 1 ant
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    Britain Confident Of Victory
    62 12 Reuter. I complete conn C victory is BP V Alexander, rii Admiralty. sptakUi Mr A?exand. We had been but had seen ally improve mistake bu< was that In well as re-eqi: Expeditionary I ed new addition the Home Gua than maintain planes in spi In times
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