Morning Tribune, 2 November 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol. 4— No. 232. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, November 2, 1989. HVK CENTS.
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    GERMANS BOMBARD FRENCH DEFENCES
    287 1 Heavy Guns Used For First Time Attack On Village By 1,000 Men Repelled mm. LONDON, NOV. 1. OS THE WESTERN FRONT, THE GERMANS HAVE BROUGHT THEIR HEAVY SIEGFRIED LINE GUNS INTO ACTION FOR THE FIRST TIME TO BOMBARD FRENCH FORTIFICATIONS AND LINES OF COMMUNICATION. One report
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    TIN QUOTA 100 P.C
    143 1 London, Nov. 1. JHE International Tin Committee has revised the quota for the fourth quarter from seventy to 100 per cent. It is also stated that the quota for the first quarter oi 1940 will not he less than 60 per cent. I circles regard the
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    NAZIS' "FLYING ONIONS"
    93 1 London, Nov. 1. DRITISH bombers carrying out night reconnaissance over Germany once again have had to dodge "flying onions," writes Reuter's special correspondent with the Royal Air Force in France. This is anti-aircraft fire, in which tare or more .hells arc linked by chain with the idea
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    GERMANY BUILDS FORTIFICATIONS ON RUSSIAN FRONTIER
    129 1 London, Nov. 1. EXAMPLES of the brutal way in whicn the Nazis carried out their conquesi of Poland were given in London last night by a Pole who escaped from Warsaw only a week ago. He said that a fifth of Warsaw's 25.000 houses
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    BUTTER & BACON RATIONED IN BRITAIN
    336 1 BUTTER BACON RA TIONED IN BRITAIN London, Nov. 1. the House of Commons today, Mr. W. S. Morrison, Minister of Food, announced that bacon and butter will be rationed but not before the middle of December. It will not be necessary at present to ration meat, margarine, cooking fats and
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    ANOTHER BRITISH STEAMER SUNK
    70 1 London, Nov. 1. The British 4.000 ton steamer Bronte was attacked by a .submarine and sunk In the Atlantic. The crew of forty and one passenger were landed at a British port The attack occurred some days ago. It i.s understood the Bronte remained afloat for
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    Australia Will Help British Navy: Huge Increases In Defence Units
    307 1 Sydney, Nov. 1. DETAILS of a big expansion programme for Australian defence was announced by Mr. Menzies, Premier, following a meeting of the War Cabinet. The programme includes the purchase of an additional fifty Lockheed Hudson aeroplanes from America, subject
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    BARBARIC TREATMENT OF JEWISH PRISONERS
    982 2 More Details Of Nazi Atrocities London. Nov. 1. fONFIKMATION ol stories oi Nasi atrocities in < on< -nitration camps is given in a letter to the Times to-day from members ..1 Legal Tribunals which have ken considering the fate of .Jb.ooo aliens at Kichborough camp.
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    TURKEY REFUSES RUSSIAN REQUEST
    84 2 London, Nov. 1. AN explanation why the RussoTurkish talks had broken down was given by M. Moiotov. Soviet Premier, in his address to the Supreme Council at the Kremlin yesterday. He said thai Turkey had refused I /'JMaBB-M-aMBaH-HM-B-Ma-a-H-aBaHBa^HM-B-H-M-l I to grant two Russian reque>ts. The first
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    Finns Perturbed By Molotov's Speech
    298 2 Helsinki, Nov. 1. THE Finnish Cabinet met early this morning to discuss the some* menacing speech by the Soviet Premier, M. Molotov. It was decided to continue negotiations with Russia, but commenting an M. Molotov 's speech, it is said that he has created a
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    Comment On Italian Cabinet Changes
    231 2 l.UlllitMl, .1V». A. THL changes in the Italian Cabinet aTe reviewed by many of the London newspapers, but in the ab■iiuL' ol any lead from Rome, speculation is cautious. The Daily Telegraph suggests that the vacant places in the Cabinet are b filled with men
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    RUSSIA BUYING GERMAN SHIPS IN HIDING
    75 3 RUSSIA BUYING GERMAN SHIPS IN HIDING London. Nov. 1. ni ssl\ is reported to-day tol have agreed to buy all German merchant ships at present hiding porta lhe Berlin correspondent ol the Danish newspaper, Politiken. savs that these German ships will l)e soon at sea a^ain under the hammer and
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    CHINA-BURMA AIR LINE OPEN
    42 3 CHINA-BURMA AIR LINE OPEN Chungking. Nov. 1. THE first mail and passenger air liner, j inaugurating the new direct Chung- -Rangoon service, is expected to flight to Rangoon to-day, arrying el ven passengers. The Diane I stayed thi r_'.ght at Lashio.- Reuter
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    A BLOW TO NAZI POLICY OF BLUFF
    347 3 lions of the British press M. Molotov's speech to-day rega: Herr von Ribbentrop's expectatii policy of bluff. The speech, which according to tit in the war, is first and last a :s after herself/' remarks' Daily Telegraph. •Russia will not fight for Hitler,"
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    GOERING REORGANISES HIS AIR SQUADRONS
    167 3 MASS ASSAULT EXPECTED SOON vrTT__»i_ tondon, Nov. 1. JtyUMEROUS movements of German air squadrons are Unofficially reported. It is believed that these support the theory that the day is near when the Nazis will launch a combined ai* and naval attack against Britain. It is
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    Spain Facing Food Shortage
    81 3 Madrid, Nov. 1 HIDDEN enemies."' who by hoarding and profiteering were sabotaging tne Government's efforts, were vigorously denounced by the Minister of the Interior. M. Suner. in a broadcast to the nation. He said that with the object of assist- 1 ing the poorer classes, Government
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    VICEROY MEETS INDIAN LEADERS
    73 3 New Delhi. Nov. 1. THE first conference between the Viceroy. Mahatma Gandhi, the Congress President. Mr. Prasad, and the Muslim League President Mr. Jinn ah this morning, lasted two hours. A further meeting was held In the afternoon, after which Gandhi, Mr Prasad and Mr. Jinnah
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    STONE FOR BREAD FOR HITLER
    260 3 Lorn ion. Nov. I THK 901 lei deterriUhation to remain neutral is the main point emphasised in all newspaper editorials upon M. Molotov's speech and it i i also given the main heading in .the news columns. Denting with the speech, the Daily Telegraph says
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    WAR TALKS IN LONDON
    62 3 WAR TALKS IN LONDON London, Nov. 1. AT tho same time as the talks in Canada on the Empire air training scheme, London will see the opening of more general talks about the prosecution of the war between delegates from the Dominion- and India The last to arrive for the
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    SCHOOLS TO BE RE-OPENED IN LONDON
    234 3 SCHOOLS TO BE RE -OPENED IN LONDON l Ll A VVARR. pn ird ol Edi: Ul the 11 of Lords to da\ rel rrini that more than half of 'he sch children., wh > u their parents had advantage of the Government'] to foluntary scheme for evacuating them to a
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    GERMANY TIGHTENS NEWS CENSORSHIP
    74 3 London, Nov. 1 |p*'Vv\S from Germany is likely to be ntier than ever. In future, further restrictions are to be imposed on all news leaving Germany for neutral countries. The pretext given is that enemy spies have been taking advantage of the socalled unrestricted communications which
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    MR. JOHN HANDS ON THE TRUE PATRIOTISM
    623 4 APPEAL FOR HELP TO WORKLESS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. •I THINK that the poor in this State, eking out existence under the pr itection of the Union .Jack, have a ri^ht to expect some measure of relief similar to that
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    Control Of Imports & Exports
    166 4 Control Of Imports Exports If l is announced that f«»r adminis--1 trative reason it has bee- found advisable to separate the < -ontrol of imports, which is linked with foreign exenaage eontrul. from the control of exports, which is more I -lonely (omieted with shipping control. As from vesterday all
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    CHARGED TOO MUCH FOR NAILS
    67 4 Penang, Wednesday. I/Ilno HOON KEE, the proprietor of I* :."j, Keat Cheong and Co., was terday summoned m the Middle Court Mr lain Koon Teck on charges of .seJlini- nails in exces,s of the authorised Inspector Brodie said that the defendant sold three ken. s
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    79 4 fA meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Wednesday next, Nov. S, at io 30, when the Financial Secretary will move that Council approves the Budget e tunati Bills to be moved B first time are: The- Quarantine and Prevention Of Di--4 ase Bill, the Deleterious
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    PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO BUS FARES
    239 4 K.L. RESIDENTS MAY HA VE TO PA Y MORE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. JHOUGH there is a possibility of an increase in bus fares due to the increase in the price of petrol, the public can take some satisfaction from the fact
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    Mysore Exhibition
    107 4 THE Mysore Dasara Exhibition, called 1 the "Wembley of India," was held in Mysore between Oct. 13 and Oct. 28. One of the finest expositions of its kind In the East, the exhibition this year attracted a greal deal of attention. Ln •spite of the war. Several exhibits
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    Artillery Practice
    120 4 The following is the programme of artillery practice for November: Morning Shoots Nov. 3. 23. 24 and 29. anti-aircraft firing from Eastern end of Singapore Island. Nov. 8 and 14, seaward firing from Blakang Mati. Nov. 20 and 3u. seaward firing from Pasir Panjang area. Nov. 23 and
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    All Souls Day To-Day
    127 4 All Souls Day To- Day SINGAPORE Cathol rved the Feast ot All Ba At the Church of Saints Feter p au j at Queen Street, a Musical High M mnf by the Rev. Father Berthol i the morning at which a very iarg P pa thenng was present, and in
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    EXCISE VAN IN ACCIDENT
    75 4 Singapore. Wednesday AT about 1.30 p.m. to-day. an Excise van. while proceeding along South Bridge Road, ran oft the road and went crashing into a Chinese liquor opposite Craig Road. A show-case exhibiting various kiiids of liquor in front of the shop was smashed, but except
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    SINGAPORE TO STAY IN ON NIGHT OF NOV. 16
    570 5 The Blackout And Curfew Singapore, Thursday. DEGULATIONS to effect the blackout and curfew from 6 p.m. on Nov. n> to 6 a.m. i n Nov, 17 arc contained in an Order published in a Government Gazette Extraordinary last nicht. The Order
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    Malay Fined On Lottery Charge
    187 5 Malay Fined On Lottery Charge Singapore, Wednesday. DESCRIBED by Inspector Peter Ball as a small collector for an old Chinese in Geylang;, Sharif bin Salleh, a young Malay, was to-day sentenced a fine of $25 or in default two ks' s.i. by Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, third magistrate, on a charge
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    European Motorist Gets 3 Months
    212 5 No Fine, Says Magistrate §EXTENCE of three months' simp ed in the Traffic District Court ►pean motorist, who was charg Javanese Bati-vendor by negUgen th e night of Aug. 3. In delivering judgment, Mr. C. IT. said that he had taken deliberation in the question
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    Charge Over $300 Camera
    157 5 Charge Over $300 Camera >iou ip \\< (lllCMl I LIM 1 1 1 N MAC. a Ilokki.n pleaded guilty this morning tin- second Police (ouit before Mr. Conrad Oldham M a (Marge of in minal breach of trust of a camvalued at S.JOfi belonging lo VI. Koh Hoo \tn Outllnin
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    RICE DEALERS FINED
    117 5 Singapore, Wednesday. THREE Chinese rice dealers from S?letar Road were summoned this morning before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Firth Police Magistrate, for failing to exhibit in English prices of different grades of rice they sold m their shops Puah Chye Eng. the proprietor of Chop
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    PLAINTIFF SPENDS DAY IN THE WITNESS BOX
    766 6 Alleged Libel Claim Singapore. Wednesday. a LONG and detailed account of his business dealings, both in SingmA ppre and with his principals in Europe, was given by Mr. 11 Weinberg, in the High Court t -day. at the continued Ivan- of a ivil
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    Robbed While Asleep
    114 6 Si TAI I lilt) this i Ln the Bec< Cowl I I mil and Ws ►tall n i 12 i Wn rtv ol Himlri bin To* oi Lhi i oy t »ector l W that the ai :i(1 [{r value ol the prop* well ii Honour 14
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    RESTRICTED EXPORTS
    20 6 Singapore, Thursday. A Government Gazette Extraordinary brings under the restricted exports order tee! reinforcing bars, coke palm kerne
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    Xmas Cards Must Be Censored
    137 6 pVIN Christmas cards must p a>N the Osaaasi In view of the postal censorshi] particularly desirable that mail should be posted early this year. The public are warned tl not be possible for the postal auth to announce a "last da] mg" for Christmas mail,
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    News In Romanised Malay
    312 6 News In Romanised Malay *LS Singapore, V MaJUI Meahuarat Kerajaan Johor pi Ml lTMllam telah meneuipkan suat tMLb 11 Johor akan DM j.um British wt§mkm partaionfaa dan dapat ch-bti.-nya dalain peperan Ongk- fcfenterl Besar, bers. m tahu beraf kits telah peroleh dl-b*vah Inl, da:i saya chukup yakin bahav Allah, pehak
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    22 6 A Meeting of the Pairal Boaro ,-ore. will hp held at th P l* nd uu 110 a.ra. on Thursday Nov. 9.
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    753 7 nothing could be {'Yt'llill** lovelier for the m young girl than the i* llia I* aaa collection of eve- ning frocßs at pres stige, in Capitol Buildings among which i.s one beauty of Swiss muslin, dotted over in brown chenille. _h this, the wide, heart shaped
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, November 2, 1939. NOT SO FAST
    322 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, November 2, 1939. NOT SO FAST xjKW.s of operations on tin* Weatern Front would seem to luggest that both sides, for the time eing, are playing a waiting game. Armchair warriors are complain- ing of the lack ot spectacular achievements which characterised the opening phase of the
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    MOLOTOV MAKES APPROACH TO JAPAN
    520 8 TRADE DISCUSSIONS INVITED AN imitation to Japan to discuss a trade pact and impro\c general relations with Russia was contained in the doting remarks of M. Molotov, Soviet Foreign Commissar, to the special session of the Soviet Parliament. Admitting that many lives had been lost
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    EASY MEAT FOR R.A.F. PILOT
    120 8 London, Nov. 1. RE ITER'S special correspondent with the R.A.F. des < ribes how lone R.A.F. fighters shot down a twin-engined German reconnaissance plane which appeared over a secret R\l aerodrome behind the Maninot Line. A lighter took off in pursuit of the German, who
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    JAPANESE YOUTH TRIES TO KILL GENERAL
    122 8 JAPANESE YOUTH TRIES TO KILL GENERAL Tokyo, Nov. 1. IT is belatedly revealed that S frantic vouth made an abortive attempt on life of Gen. Kazuslnu* I'gaki. former Foreign Minister, in Hokkaido in July this year. The police have now lifted their ban on the case. Masayoshi Yabuuchi. a twenty-year-old
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    Japan Said Preparing New Peace Terms
    155 8  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Nov. 1. IT is understood that high officials of the Japanese Foreign Office met A twice yesterday to discuss international politics. A greater part of the discussion was centred on measures for a settlement of the Sino-JapaiiexV War. Observers
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    CANADA'S HUGE ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION
    98 8 CANADA'S HUGE ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION Ottawa, Nov. 1. TANADA'S contribution to the eco- nomic warfare may easily prove the most important part she will play in the war, declared Mr. Mackenzie King in a broadcast. "It has been suggested that in addition to being the Commonwealth's granary Canada may become its
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    Secrets Of good service
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    Funeral Of Mr. Oscar Olsen
    566 11 European Who Lived 54 Years In Malaya Singapore, Thursday. took place at his residence, "Norwood/' East Coast Road, ioore, early yesterday morning from heart failure of Mr. very old European resident of Singapore, at the age of who was born in Goteborg, Sweden in 1861,
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    "LEPER AS BRIDE"
    166 12 Allegation Agaiml Match -Maker 1 Singapore, ti I ..j p >; .si.iu u <iov >•■ for a bride for nay Bon, Ij :1 tlu wedding day." itnted Teo Poh, I Chines woman, ir the Third Court to-day. when Tan Tow, B Hokkien, was cbarg d with falsely
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    "SINGAPORE HAS SOME SPLENDID GOLFERS"
    194 13 JAVA PROFESSIONAL'S VIEWS (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE has some splendid golfers, while the standard of golf here is very good," stated Mr. Ronald S. Hanes, twenty-two year-old Australian professional golfer who passed through Singapore recently, on his way home from Java. "Although the little I
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    Poison Gas Charge Again Refuted
    307 13 II Wai O-aee announces that ill sn.te of the statement issued on in whuh the German allegals tha t Great Britain had supplied .as to Poland were categor.cdenird let the third time, the rman (io\ eminent continues to S a te in neutral countries, by
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    37 13 <<■ 'mil team and th II on rriday, at Fan-,-, m nave boon chosen to repr K m Luil, B. Abu bin Salin. "'.So dn Ming. Khoo Slang, Thoeng :H Mun Kin, B a Chve Teow
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    29 13 Ii leetea to piav n» Thornjcrofu Ltd. Not. 4 at the Oeylanj >m*r, Huti, MB Reye,. H Jim, Terk Kim, I K 'nn Sam. De Souza.
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    ROTARY TALK ON BRITISH CONSTITUTION
    514 13 Singapore, Wednesday. "THK British Constil ition ia one ol' the most remarkable devices of the v.y of man. ..I doubt whether there has ever icon in any political Age so marvellous a contrivance for the governing ol* a country, and especially a grea: country, as
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    MIDDLE PARK STAKES
    40 13 I,ondwn Nof 1 THE result Ol the Middle Park S 1 I run to-dav Djebel (9 tO 1) 1 Tantmifux <9 to 4> 2 Godiva <lu to l 3 uty ran Won by 2 length j Reutei
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    EXCISE CLUB BEAT MAYFAIR
    93 13 IN a friendly badminton match pi. last week, the Excise beat the Mayfair BP. by three games to two. Results (Excise players mentioned first): Chan Chim Bock loMt to Low Poh Hai 15 11. 2-15, 3—15; Peh Teng Siew beat Billy See 15—7. 15—7 S Q
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    39 13 IO DAY RCGGEE: R A O.C. vs. Loyals. Gillman. HOCKEY: Police 2nd v.s YMCA. Depot; Loyals VS. Combn ed Depots. Qlllman TENNIB: S.C.R.C. and Y.M.c A. tourn amenta. BADMINTON: SB A. meeting, I cal Union. s'iO p.m.
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    MATCHES CANCELLED
    68 13 Owing to the heavy down-pour just before Ave o'clock yesterday evening, the hockey match between the Police and the Fi af arranged for yesterday at the Depot did not take place. Yesterday's hockey fixture between the Indian Association and the S.C.R.C arranged to be played at the Indians'
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    S.C.R.C TENNIS
    78 13 The following .ire tics m thi S.C.R.C tenuis tournament: KKIDAY Handicap mixed doubles ICIM S. Abed and ran Huck Toe (-12) vs. Mr. Mis. Evan V. (Ser). Veterans HYap Singles:— Dr. Ong Slew fl m (plus 3) vs. E C. Cherrington (-18). SATURDAY ■Tcaf Sinßb-s Wong Thinn Teck
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    BADMINTON TEAM
    49 13 TIV following pl.ivrrs will npi<- <n! thi I ;> -u- I Ho, p on Club igalnel Um Imps 1|1(M B P at badminton on Nov Thong Soo rong, Ow Pod choon. Ho Ah Ch< lam Cheng Toh. Ee ChOOD }\<><k. S 81 Sangaraplllay, Tin Cheuk Koon ua im.
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    At The Pavilion "The Lady Vanishes"
    405 14 At The Pavilion "The Lady Vanishes" fkdsjfhsd1 :y' dn duced. The film waa n 7 Alfred i be kn t of tl then >n b ;n. 11,. which is Him on a par with n coui When vou .he i ady V you will ■.hen the Blm happ ntrigue and
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    Restricted Imports Officers
    44 14 Tlie illoi appointments are set ted Mr H Morth-HOnt, MCS and Mr, A. I ir M C «s Controller ol Restric its Settlenn Hanci < i 1 1 v Controller i R tricted In nenl I Lhe Deputy H- tl Settlement I
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    U.S. SHIP STILL HELD BY GERMANS
    61 14 U.S. SHIP STILL HELD BY GERMANS Washington. Oct. 31. IN reply to a question at a press cont ference to- day, President Roosevelt said he still hoped the United States would get back the City of Flint. The American Government is asking: the British and German Governments, to avoid exposing
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    PART OF INDUSTRY IN THE WAR EFFORT
    551 14 LABOUR MINISTER'S BROADCAST Oct. 31. iji; er] BROWN, Minister of Labour, in a broadcast talk I night on the contribution of industry I id: industrial country we had already i Mirces ikill and plant, and to the at additions have been made and
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    VITAL STATISTICS
    62 14 I big drop in the number of d> ni pneumonia Is recorded Ln the upplied by the Municipality ol Singapore fOl the week ending Oct 128. galnat 33 deaths from pneumo- nia In the previous week, there were v 16 last week. Oilier causes of death were beri-beri
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    JUDGMENT IN PENANG PROBATE SUIT
    182 14 JUDGMENT IN PENANG PROBATE SUIT Penang. Wednesday. TN a lengthy Judgment which tana into 38 typewritten folios. Mr. Justice J. Aitken gave i.is decision in the Penang probate suit in which he was called upen to give his ruling BS to whether Lim Kuan Sail:, described in court as a
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    IPOH FIRM FINED UNDER FOOD LAWS
    188 14 From Our Own R< I Ip<»h. W> (!a FINES on four < barges with profiteering m imposed yerterda> r I Banders managi i WL Pritchard and <<•.. ipoh, liX \i r vl P. V Kadt liffe. tirst I Defendant, represent I on. pleaded guilty
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    FUNERAL OF MR. C. A. R. COWDROY
    66 14 FUNERAL OF MR. C. A. R. COWDROY 4 Penang. YVYcY-'YatH THE ir:- f the late Mr GA r Cow. mt Superintend Rubber C Oflice, Penang, M place vesti :om his re-<: interment &t the Weatern Road C c aß Mr. Cowdroy. who died I his residence it. Union Street y
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    MANSFIELD'S TEAM
    77 14 The following will play for Mr,;> iTM against the Vehicles Department Club In a badminton gan Mr y singles and three doubles at their Ower at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Nov. 5: >ctil» SINGLES:-Lim Teck Ch Bong Soo. Lee Hock San. Tay h< Ann Yt 1 DOUBLES: Lim
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    Malaya's First Indian School Was In Penang
    300 14 Ipoh, Wednesday. NO more is there to be the old mockery of Tamil schools as dirty hovels or any such things, and the Fndian children in this cemttfy are now looking forward to a 11? vv era There are now 620 Indian schools
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      54 15 London. W day. OMt ■lop Rubber K ch. md. ja^Ja rial Toba oa I ■l-- -Dutch 9 Inv. 3V--119 Hita 15 1711% 3 7 2 70--1 Trans. Trad, 'bearer 85.7 91 shai Bank 79 dank Of I. A fe C 8 Tob. I 1 Reorg v an
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      PRODUCE
      61 15 !iesday. i f) in bul >pt. given MS fiber S'ment. 11.0.0 Sellers 4Sarawas ir S'm 17. November value I d Pearl. Singapore) tt S'n 30 November value )er 1 FAQ 1 White Mun tok nt. 4* s Oct Dec sellerF»»n; rAQt Black Lampohg Hkt S'ment. 2 3 4 Oct
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      25 15 LONDON RUBBER f London. Wednesday. Steady *****b UVis Dec. ni 8 b lifts March 113 16 b ll'-.s Apr,: June ;5 l 6b n B
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      41 15 H. London. Wednesday. 011p 176.00. TT London on Shanghai 5 7 16 Unofficial T/T London on H 1531;32d. T T London n Japan Is. 2 3 32d.j Unofficial I T T London on New York 402 00 to 404.00
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    Churchill On Nazi Raiders In Atlantic
    294 15 London, Nov 1. Till! First Lord of the Admiralty 1 Mr ...iiichdl, made a statement in tin HouNe ol Commons to-da> on activities ot German uar>hips in the Atlantn. He .said that two German warship the Deutschiand type had been ivp< >i>erating In the
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    242 15 Singapore. Wednesday. THE tin market was again maintained j at $117* 8 to-day. while the price of j 1 nbber at four o'clock was buyers Spot 38 a 4 cents. November December 38»o cents. January March 35 7 a cents, and Yoril June 35Y4 cents, market firm.
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    Girls In "Free For All"
    111 15 4 MALE Arab, a Javanese woman and two Ceylonese schoolgirls were involved in a 'free for air at Joo Chiat. yesterday. They were all taken to th e General Hospital by ambulance. Tne Arab sustained a lacerated wound on the head while the Javane.-e woman
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    149 15 r i x H\ Rubber Ax, n held >Bta Auction i < t 1,369 *****0 lon led, l.Jiu ,>. ad 1.030 07 i lbs 1 459 85 I nd< n Spot 1 N w York PRKKS R| \l IsFli liilihed Smoked Murt: U. per lb. Standard Quality
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    "Final Victory May Be Shaped On Canadian Soil"
    174 16 _don, Nov. 1. J KKVIEW Ol Canada I ptXt In the war was broadcast by Mr. Mackenzie Km" the Canaci. me Ministe: Mr Mackenzie King referred to the Imperial air training scheme •minion's most important military development ma] -'.fll mean." ht "that
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    26 MILLION VISIT WORLD FAIR
    64 16 London, Nov. 1. Till: New Fort World lair closed last night for the winter. The attendance has been nearly 000,000. Of thus number, no .ewer in 14,000.000 people visited the Brill Pavilion The most effective exhibit in the Pavi- D and perhaps one of the
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    CHEAPER AIR MAIL RATES ASKED FOR
    98 16 London. Nov. 1. IN the House of Commons to-day. the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Information was asked whether he would consider the desirity of recommending cheaper empire air mail ra' He said that he appreciated the importance of the despatch of correspondence
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TRADE TALKS
    25 16 ANGLO -SOVIET TRADE TALKS London, Nov. 1. It was learned in London today that the preliminary Anulo-Soviet trade discussions are to ..itimn.d this week. Reuter
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    RUSSIA WANTS RUBBER FROM U.S.
    52 16 New York. Nov. 1. It is learned authoritatively, says the Washington correspondent of the Nei York Times, that Russia is trying to bin 10.000 tons of rubber from the United States, presumably for Germany as there is no shortage of the commodity in the Soviet
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    36 16 London. Nov. 1: The Foreign Office counsellor. Mr. David Victor Kelly has been appointed Minister at Bern i from the end of the year. Mr. Kelly has serfed at Buenos Aires, Liabcn, Mexico, Brussels Cairo.- Reuter
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    DOMINIONS PARLEY BEGINS
    76 16 London. Nov. 1. REUTER understand that the first seri- ous meetings between the British. and Dominion Governments' representatives took place to-day The Dominions delegates were entertained to luncheon by the British Government after which they went to 10 Downing Street where Mr. Chamberlain i presided over the
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    Labour Is Ready For Great Sacrifices
    98 16 London, Nov. 1. THE National Labour Joint Advisory Council, representing trade unions t and employers organisations, met to- day. The Council is to advise Government on .such problems as old and less skillei men working side by side with fully j trained Trade Unionists.
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    Strengthening The Balkans
    72 16 Ankara. Nov. 1. piABINET Ministers are following With the greatest interest the conferences proceeding in Bucharest Im areen King Carol and the Rum- "i in Envoys to lakara and Belgrade, who wire recently called home. These talks and other diplomatic activities in Bucharest are believed l sh
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    BRITISH REPRESENTATIONS MADE IN TOKYO
    169 16 BRITISH REPRESENTATIONS MADE IN TOKYO London v j AN invitation at question tlfll n dressed to thr Premier t„ mak statement on the situation' China, brought an ansu, tn, m >■? Butler, who declared that the Mt u (ion remains unchanged There had been fighting forth Kiangsi. Both sid :oid
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    271 16 I HOLLAND TAKES! PRECAUTIONS I The H:'gue. Not. 1 1 A STATE of sige will be pruufl ei. shortly in s„nie di tr*t ts fl Holland to place executive povttfl entirely in the hands of the milfl tary authorities. The measure, which u.ts fl nounced by the Prime
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