Morning Tribune, 4 November 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol. 4-No. tU. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, November I, 1939. M\ I CENTS.
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    GERMAN PLOT AGAINST RUSSIA
    285 1 SENS A TIONAL RE VELA TIONS OVERTURES TO POLES I TURNED DOWN PARIS. NOV. 3. W ALFSKI. POLISH FOREIGN MINISTER. HAS REVEALED THAT IN MARCH LAST, HERR RIBBENTROP APPROACHED THE POLISH AMBASSADOR IN BERLIN WITH A PLAN FOR GERMANPOLISH COLLABORATION AGAINST RUSSIA. Ivi. Ziieski states that
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    GERMANY INTENSIFIES PERSECUTION OF CATHOLICS
    85 1 GERMANY INTENSIFIES PERSECUTION OF CATHOLICS Rome, Nov. 3. THF Papal Nuncio in Berlin has reported to the Vatican that the persecution of Roman Catholics in Germany has increased since the Pope's recent encyclical. The report savs that members of the Hitler Youth Movement entered eertain churches and expelled worshippers, while
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    STOP PRESS
    118 1 Roosevelt On Neutrality Washington, Nov. 3. to-day's Press conference, reterring to the defeat by 242 Jo 181 in the House of RepreJJativea of a motion urging retton of the embargo, President iOOMyeit expressed gratification at f the majority. He said ■e was KUd the Neutrality BUI had «jred
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    King Holds Privy Council
    71 1 King Holds Privy Council London, Nov. 6. HIS MAJESTY the King held a Privy Council at Buckingham Palace today. Mr. R. G. Casey, the Australian representative to the Imperial conference of Dominion Cabinet Minis' was sworn in as a member of the counmt_ new British Ambassador to France was also
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    INDIAN LEADERS CONFER
    106 1 New Delhi. Nov. 3. THE Indian leader* continued their conversations to-day at New Delhi. where Pandit Nehru, former Cong President, had B long talk with Mr Jinnah. president of the Mnalim Lea. It is noa b Sieved that Mr. Gandhi and Mr. Prasad, the Congress Presiden; are
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    38 1 London, Nov. 3: The King ha proved the appointment of Mr. David Kelly, counsellor in the Foreign Ofticr to succeed Sir George Warner on hi retirement at the end of the vear gus British minister at Berne B.O.W.
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    Chancellor Seeks Powers To Raise War Loans
    144 1 London. Nov. Till Chain-film* of the Exchequer has given notice that he will move in the Commons a resolution to obtain power to raise loans for financing the war. It will conu bet n the House and, will form the ba is tor
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    22 1 London. Nov. 3: Mr. T. A. Crei.r, Canadian representative in the Empll v .var talks, was received by the King to- B.O.W.
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    "Unlimited Resources For Allies," Says Supply Chief
    478 2 EFFECT OF U.S. ARMS EMBARGO REPEAL Bill Expected To Become Law This Week -End Loudon. Nov. AN arsenal of unlimited resources will be placed M the disposal of lli«. Allied (.nvernrnents if tin- I 8 arms embargo is repealed. I 1. Leslie Burgin,
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    "We Acted Rightly," Says Smuts
    156 2 "We Acted Rightly," Says Smuts London. Nov 3. GENERAL SMUTS, South Africa'.' Prime Minister, in a message to the South African new paper "Democrat." writes: "A.s the weeks pass. I am becoming more convinced than ever that we have acted rightly. The declared policy ol Nazi Germany not only to
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S POLICY
    32 2 Bloemfonteln, Nov. 3. B v the head committee ,J Of 1..:n d Party endorsed Q >licy a.s outlined in ParSept. 4. thereby rejecting Gen n> policy of neutrality Reuter
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    SOVIET-JAPANESE DESIGNS ON CHINA
    156 2 S O VIET -JAPA NESE DESIGNS ON CHINA London, Nov. 3. TO the Chinese Government, M. Molotov's speech must have been profoundly disturbing, says the Manchester Guardian. China is not mentioned directly or indirectly. Japan was rebuked for their endeavour to appropriate part of Outer Mongolia, but not for their
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    LONDON – CALCUTTA AIR SERVICES
    58 2 LONDON CALCUTTA AIR SERVICES London. Nov 3 IMPERIAL AIRWAYS have begun a 5 second Weekly land aeroplane .service between L mdon and Calcutta addition to <t aeroplanes which will now cross India each way between Kara hi and Calcutta, there four flying boat* which cross India for their twice-ueeklv service
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    CRITICISM OF AWARD OF GOVT. CONTRACTS
    161 2 Ottawa. Nov. 3. TIIK Canadian Prime Minister, Mr. I McKenzie King, to-day replied to a charge of favouritism in allot. ting Government war contracts. The charge was made by the Opposition leader, who „aid that he had received a steady stream of protests against
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    NEW SCUDAI LTD.
    41 2 The output oi Estates of New Scudai Ltd., for the month of October 1939 T7v\ e *.r\ 2 J' OO0 4U lb ™king a total oi 152,140 lb., for the seven months of the year ending Mar. 31.
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    No Reduced Charge For Electricity
    237 2 No Reduced Charge For Electricity Singapore. Uav RBPLYING a renewed pi, tiv Mr. S. B. Tan— he made a siniih, plea last year Mr I. k., „n Municipal President, al to i\_\ budget meeting »l tinsioners. aid that .filler the tboli tion of nor a substantial retlu.tion in the minimum
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    CONTE VERDI
    40 2 The Conte Verdi is due in Singapore or Monday. Irom Trieste, Venice. Brind Said. Sue/. Aden. Bombay, and Colombo lyrth at the S.H.B. wharf and is exp«< ■rata at 5.30 p.m. the same d;iy In Hongkong and Shanghai.
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS SIGHT CITY OF FLINT
    81 3 BRITISH WARSHIPS SIGHT CITY OF FLINT I London. Nov. 3. BiTISH warships have now «*hted Z the City announced by the Admiralty atement: .steamship. City Ol sighted by our warships JUrds inside Norwegian r the City of Flint to Se Norwegian and Swedish unt i, she enters the ted that
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    WESTERN FRONT
    135 3 London Nov. 3. •Ills morning 1 French communique. > that the night was quiet on thfront, but there has been artiland infantry fire. The eommuniaue also states that a an reconnaissance plane was mi down, in French territory by a fighter yesterday. London, Nov. 3 Three German plane?
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    "OPEN THREAT OF WAR AGAINST THE SOVIET"
    452 3 "OPEN THREA T OF WAR AGAINST THE SOVIET" MOSCOW ACCUSES FINLAND LONDON, NOV. 3. THE FINNISH DELEGATION RESUMED NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE SOVIETS IN MOSCOW TO-DAY, ACCORDING TO A WIRELESS ANNOUNCEMENT FROM ROME. Earlier this morning a menacing comment was made by the Moscow radio which attacked M. Erkko's speech yesterday.
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    Maaking Room For Baltic Germans
    194 3 London, Nov. 3. R E] continue to be received in London about distress among Poles and Jews as the result of German aggression. mutative sources in Berlin admit many court martials and i Poland. Most, of them took place in the Corridor where d were
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    HUNGARIAN FOOD FOR GERMANY
    53 3 Budapest, Nov. 3 TRAFFIC in small parcels of food sent to Germany has expanded to such an extent than home supplies are affected and transport difficulties have arisen. Large numbers of packages containing butter, sausages, tea and other commodities are constantly being dispatched, rilthmiph liable to
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    RED CROSS FUND
    32 3 London. Nov 3: The Lord Mayors Red Cross Fund has reached £600,000 including £50.000 on account of Flag Hay Lhrough the committee of which Lord Luke is chairman. Reuter
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    ALLEGED GAMING
    70 3 Singapore, Friday. -Lai Toh claimed trial this morning in the Second Police Court before Mr c H Koh oo a charge of assisting in the management of a common gaming in use at 111, Beach Road at 9.45 p.m. yesterday. On the application of Court Inspector Charles w
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    MORE DEMANDS LIKELY
    104 3 Copenhagen, Nov. 3. In addition to the demands outlined by M. Molotov. the Soviet may ask the Finns to cede the dis.rict uf FeUanio, states a Helsinki Uligrsun. It is pointed out that compliance with such a d* mand will |t*e Russia commen frontier with Norway, wnile
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    CHINESE LADIES' EFFORT
    127 3 THE following have agreed to form the special committee of the Chine.se Ladies' Association, Singapore, to raise funds to purchase materials to make handkerchiefs, pillow cases, etc.. lor soldiers' comforts at the front Mrs. Lee Choon Guan. Mrs S Q. Wong, Mrs. Lim Boon Keng. Mrs. S.
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    JASMINE CLUB
    61 3 1 The next meeting ol the Y.w.c.A. Jasmine Club will be held at the Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay on Monday, Nov. 6. at 5.15 p.m Mrs. B C. Chelvanathan will give an interesting demonstration on cooking. All Indian and Ceylonese members of the Y.W.C.A. are cordially invited to attend
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    BRITAIN DETAINS WAR MATERIALS FOR GERMANY
    262 3 conveniently classified in th e following B7.s4o tool Tin, include 11' mlllioc London, Nov. 3. THE Allies contraband control organi- sations have now intercepted and detained well over half a million tons ot contraband, suspected of being destined for Germany. French official ftfurefl published
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    MARRIED COUPLE RECONCILED
    99 3 MARRIED COUPLE RECONCILED Singapore. Friday .—Chua Ah Poi appeared before Mr C H Koh in the Second Police Court this morning In answer to a summons issued to her by her husband. Tay Ah Soon, for variation of an order of $8 in a maintenance suit made in May of
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    NEW MARRIAGE LAWS FOR THE COLONY
    442 4 pn ing mai i n the Oolonj i published m 11 nunenf tic The principal ordinal ntitled "An fot the gotoumiaation and i n of monooua man: try Eteglftrari ot amend- the principal otdinance i «i i tquenl on the proposed amend- other ordinances
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    S.T.C RETURNS
    25 4 The Singapore Traction Company's monthly ret if ir October. 1939 anted to $219,000 which is $1,000 less than the returns in October. 1938.
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    TWO LORRIES IN TERRIFIC COLLISION
    154 4 TWO LORRIES IN TERRIFIC COLLISION Singapore, Friday. OFFICIALS in the Traffic District Court, policemen in the Sepoy Lines Police Station, and pedestrians at the junction of New Bridge Koad and Cantonment Road were aroused by a resounding crash that occurred shortly before ten o'clock this morning, when a five-ton Shell
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    Deleterious Drugs Law Revised
    89 4 Deleterious Drugs Law Revised An amendment to the ft Dru^.s Ordinance will be bill to be brought before the I Council. Observations and recent inv< made by the Director of Medical and Chief Chemist, have proved th infusion made from drained popp sules contains a higher penmorphia than was formerly
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    CHINESE FINED $100 ON LOTTERY CHARGE
    71 4 CHINESE FINED $100 ON LOTTERY CHARGE Singapore, Fi Charged with assisting in carry] a public lottery, chap-Jee-kee, Leow Chi Chye. a 55-year old Hokkien. v morning fined $100. in default, six weeki' simple imprisonment, by Mr .1 cher-Cooke in the Third Police c Accused was arrested in a h< Nankin
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    Aw Boon Haw Buys $2,000,000 Worth Of Salvation Bonds
    211 4 Aw Boon Haw Buys $2,000,000 Worth Of Salvation Bonds gEING unsatisfied with the generous contributions he has made dining the last two years of the Sino-Japanese hostilities, Mr. Aw Boon Haw. the Malayan philanthropist and industrial leader, has again decided to buy $2,000,000 worth of the National Salvation Bonds Io
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    Big Fine For Liquor Offences
    116 4 Big Fine For Liquor Offences Singapore, Friday IK) VVAH HENG was to-day lined $150. or in default three months' rigorooa imprisonment, bv Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, fourth magistrate, when he pleaded guilty to two offences under the Excise Ordinance The charges were fermenting intoxicating liquor and bein^ in possession of
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    Alleged Possession Of Housebreaking Tools
    70 4 Alleged Possession Of Housebreaking Tools Singapore. Friday.— Toota Mian claimed trial this morning in the Second Police Court before Mr. C.H. Koh on a Charge that at 4.30 a.m. yesterday he possessed housebreaking instruments at the junction of Victoria Street and Jalan Kubor. On the application of Court Inspector Charles
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    BROADCAST TALK ON THE NAVY
    168 4 BROADCAST TALK ON THE NAVY LIECT.-Commander B. M. Douglas, RJf., will speak on 'The Naval Situation" in a talk to be broach a^t by the 8.M.8.C. on Monday evening at 7.30 p.m. purpose of this talk will amplify and explain, as far a.s p the somewhat bare Admiralty si ments
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    NO LICENCE TO DISTIL LIQUOR
    67 4 NO LICENCE TO DISTIL LIQUOR Singapore, Friday uilty to the charge of dls tilling intoxicating liquor without a licence. Tan Choo Beng was to sentenced to a fine of $120. or Ul dc three months' rigorous imprisonna Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, fourth trate. Tan wasr found at Thomson Road Oct.
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    MUNICIPAL PROGRESS BEFORE ECONOMIES
    1226 5 SERVICES CHARGES WILL BE SAME BUDGET MEETING Singapore, Friday. announcement that the public would next year not be called upon to pay higher charges for services rendered hi the trading departments of the .Municipality was made by Mr L Rayman, President, in the course of a
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    ATTEMPT TO ELECTROCUTE HIMSELF
    129 5 ATTEMPT TO ELECTROCUTE HIMSELF A by cut tin by Mr W CJ Poll' lon of the Lnq i ;<• ci m< servant 11:1 A < d 3i. Medical cvi'l ath was due U ihi c* and hai morrha en! throat II aas alao i Urn's empfc I n f >
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    DEFENCE EVIDENCE IN ALLEGED LIBEL SUIT
    939 6 DEFENCE EVIDENCE IN ALLEGED LIBEL SUIT Story Of Process Servers Singapore, Frida THI-; last wit: Ln| I* suit toi alleged Libel brought by Mr. H. W tst len Singapore Arm lie am Comte < td., Ln the High i before Mr. Juitict Pedl< Mi- Marcel Henri Lucien Lejeune. managing din
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    BUFFER STOCK DISTRIBUTION
    118 6 II in officUll) announced, for :h Information of the mini >ramanif| la geaeral and of the icntrihut »rs to the buffer sUMk 193 1939 in |Kirtl < ular, that ti.e executive of the butler stack Nov. i made a distribution to the signatories under Article t\2 of
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    SUBSTITUTED SERVICE ORDERED
    65 6 WHi I maintenance sum::. which Lim Poh B husband P h 'i In tl i tendanl was n immons w< i plied L: sband's hoi u lie lod band was a tc< Inquired of the coolies if hei husband but 11 her. Sh° appli-d i! the mm:.
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    WOMAN...DAY BY DAY
    356 7 WOMAN.. .DAY BY DAY Significant ftUhtoti changes: Bare boards for slimming: Contrasts in war-time prices m Am. I r in Our Own Correspondent) 5f?T "l r London. |ir(AICN, jreiew, '-till take an interest in fashions and dress betaf kept busy plainiiii" mit new awl suitable stl| mcaM3n. These, naturally are
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    Lightning – Change Air Raid Costume
    349 7 Lightning Change Air Raid Costume sob res| <'f Mm present I tottf* in general are rerht, although black and nations are still as much I ver. «nt change has come over the newest lk 9m •mmmmltjt a company of the AT S. to assist antiaircraft. Every day a detachment is
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, November 4, 1939. India's Loyally
    332 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, November 4, 1939. India's Loyally rpHE problem which ia engaging leadei of all partiee in India is serious, but it is much too early i'» ipeak of it aa an impasse. Fallowing the Congress Working < Committee's decision to issue i fiat eight (out of the total
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    SOVIET AND ITALIAN POLICIES WORRY HITLER
    403 8 Goering Going To Rome I/Midon, Noy. 3. THE obvious urgency with which the Genua Ambassadors to Rome and Moscow have been summoned to Berlin indicates the (rowing concern felt by the Fuhrer at Russian and Italian policy, says the Daily Telegraph. "Italy's unrelenting hostility
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    800 U.S. Planes For Allies
    149 8 800 U.S. Planes For Allies Washington, Nov II the arms embargo is lifted I Ameriean manufacturers will bp able to send abroad immr d lately most of the 800 aer«. planes already contracted bv the Allies. In administ;., tion quarters a flood of Euro nean orders, totalling about i thousand
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    KING PRESENTS AWARD TO R.A.F. MEN
    159 8 London. Nov. 3. I AM proud to have met such men" declared the King after concluding his two days' iour of R.A.F. stations. The King received from the men themselves accounts of the flight* over Cuxhaven, Berlin. Potsdam and south Germany. and His Majesty
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    Britain's Gigantic Evacuation Scheme
    180 8 THF sueeessful aehievement of Bri- tain's gigantic evacuation, and satisfactory measures to normalise the lives of evacuees since their transfer, were outlined by the Health Minister. Air. Walter Klliot, in the House of Commons last night. Over a million and a half evacueehad been conveyed to
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    China's Arms Supply
    100 8 Chungking, Nov. 3. DAILWAY traffic between Kunming. capital of Yunnan Province, and Hanoi, in Indo-China, which was interrupted for many weeks is the result of a landslide. j s erpected to resume today. The Chinese military authorities have been seriously perturbed at the stop- page of this
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    Charing Cross Behind The Lines!
    217 9 Charing Cross Behind The Lines! j t this page show Hntish in France and also give some tion of th. effect of the war I inhabiUnteof other countries. Sir Kingsley Wood, the Air Minister, has made a tour of the Royal Air Force En France, the lirst British defence minister
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      44 10 "If I Were Kinsi GRAND(NcwWorId; Matinees: TO-DAY TO-MORRO* HOLLYWOOD HOTEL. ALIAS THE BAD MAN, GHOST TOWN GOLD EMPIRE TALKIE 7 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.15 P Edward C. Robinson in 'CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY' Matinees: TO-DAY TO-MORI Ol "SEVENTH HEAVEN", <•"" DIGGERS IN PARIS -mmmm» m
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    8 1/2 Days In An Open Life Boat
    37 11 I don. Nov. 3. r prbeinfSbc] n life- ea from Ml JP In a i emh eontion Under cover JJ Hie ,:th heavy hundred miles before. k -ishcon i
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    EXCISE CHARGE AGAINST EAST ASIATIC MANAGER
    101 11 EXCISE CHARGE AGAINST EAST ASIATIC MANAGER Sin.' 4 CHARGE Against M: S Anderson Managei ol the Ba Asiatic ('>> oi intoxicating liquor without licence was to-day mentioned in the urth m.lice e( urt. Mr. Mortensen appeared in pla Mi Andersen v.;.** present \r\ Denmark. Mr ell of the" E\ Dept.
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    25 11 Nd? u,or and Hed >' Lamarr in the M.G.M. production "Lady of the A Romance of Indo China opening at the Capitol on Weds. Bth Nov.
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    COATS FOR RELIEF TAKEN FROM TEMPLE
    103 12 Stagapoi THAKGED with in unlawful po u of three CQ 1 1()1 the Chim Fund, Kgi Men- Sai. who pleach,' h( ch |to a One ol $20, or in default thi rigorous Imprisonment, by Mr. c. H. Koh. second Ifßgistn m t,, tod bv
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    Y.M.C.A. BEAT THE C.S.C. IN CLOSE HOCKEY GAME
    374 13 Interesting Play At Anson Road Y.M.C.A 2; C.S.C 0. INTERESTING hockey was witnessed at the Y.M.C.A Anson Road ground, where the home team defeated the C.S.C. by two clear Fi;. l( ding-dong affair, with the C.S.C. appearim, to lv)ld territorial ad vantage
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    Signals Beat The Chinese
    124 13 I T HI Malaya Signals beat a scratch 1 beefcej team Of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club by four to two, on the S.C.R.C. pound yesterday. were to field their first owing to unforeseen eircum.lv able to held a hail, the Signals scored against the Chinese
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    Recs Just Beat The Loyals
    329 13 Reserve Hockey On Padang S.R.C. 2nd l\ Loyals 2nd 1. a mediocre same of hockey at the S.R.C. yesterday, the second eleven of the home club beat the Lovals by two goals to one. S of a poor standard, both' indulging in wild hitting— the
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    LADIES' HOCKEY: REST TRIAL
    128 13 TIIK following teams have been selected to play in a final trial game at the (i.S.C. on Monday for the Ke.st sml»- in the annual mmm hockev match on Poppv Dav: COLOURS: M Oehlers (GAC.). J Atuell (V \V A A Pennefather. Capt <(; SO; I)
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    CHINESE SWIMMIING CLUB
    31 13 The Chinese Swimming Club celebrate their anniversary to-day. Aquatic sports will be held irom 1 SO pm and m tho evening there will be the dinner and dance.
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    RUGGER CANCELLED
    26 13 /The rugby match between the first teams of the Loyal.s and the R.A.F. which was to have been played at Seletar yesterday was cancelled.
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    Singapore Racing Handicaps
    467 14 Tthe rt p re Hireling «n Snv 11 Hursts lavv 1 Di\. 1 7 I urs < Olttpt 9 4 re GoM 9 l idl DriK 8 13 Bay DraROii Tonroe 8 8 jltaua M *> .a] Wor ling ton 8.5 Insure 5 1 Rteotery 7J1 T!)«-otr«ild
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    COLLEGIANS SCORE 4 IN 10 MINUTES
    80 14 RAI I LIS Ceßege stored a credit able hocke\ vh ton over the Hyderabad Regiment yesterday at link it Timah by four go.»ls to one. The brst h 'If of the game saw no score, but in the second half, the Regiment netted five
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    SECOND DAY'S RACES
    60 14 Tin- following are weights for the •second day Nov H. lIOILSI S— ASS |-|)iv l_f,:, uls Roya] Hampton 7 Smoke Dreams g Botnbus k_ Tovarich g.g j n Knight 7 n Toyman 7 landi down Ply* mm IfORSFS I \^s 1 _f_y. »_s' fen. Empiric Meadowman B^9
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    Sports Diary
    47 14 TO-DAY BUGGER: Singapore vs. Armv. S.C.C: S.R.C. vs. Y.M.C.A. S.R.C. HOCKEY: Indian Assn. vs. Indian Army. I.A SC.R.C. vs. R.A.F., Seletar; Raffles vs. St. Joseph's, Raffles Loyal> vs. Indian General Hospital, Tanglin. BADMINTON: Inter-School final. C.U. hall. 2 pjn. SHOOTING: Small Arms Competition.: B. Timah.
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    CAPITAL BADMINTON PARTY
    47 14 At the general meeting held on Nov. 1. the following were elected office bearers for the ensuing year:— President— V.V. Thaver; Vice President— M.H. Noordin; Secretary— Lie Piet Yoeng; Treasurer— Koe Khian Fong; Sports Captain—Harry Lee; Auditor— Bong Kim Chonc; Committee— Chong Yen Sung.
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    THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE.
    95 14 Male Europeans of British nationality lin Singapore are reminded tha" to'!day, Nov. 4. is the date allotted for 'registration, under the Rggtatraf dinance. for persons whose begin with CA-CH. Persons who fall within this are asked to register between D 1 p.m. Registration Is required of all
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    PUBLIC NOTICES.
    206 14 The attention jf the public is drawn to the fact that, for administratis sens, it has been found advisable to n separate the control of imports which I. is linked with foreign exchanu. control, s from th:« control of export, which S more closely connected with shippini I-
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    GENERAL CLERICAL SERVICE
    164 14 - Applications are invited for vacancies in the General Clerical Set vice in Singapore in 1940. 2. Everv applicant must hav al ed his 16th birthday and not yet have attained his 21st birthday, must b< good character and must have n the Malayan School Certificate Exam nation,
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    GAME OF MISSED CHANCES ON PADANG
    308 14 S c.c Singapore C olts H.C 1 k GAME of missed chances, yesterday hockey encounter betw, n the S.C'C. and the Singapore Colts Hockey Club, played on the Pad suited in a draw, each side scoring a goal in the second half. The Club,
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      18 15 I \vw York. Nov. 2. Steady 20 1 16b. 20 5 lfc 19'ab. Wss Quiet
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      BULLION MARKET
      11 15 I London. Friday. LONDON SILVER 23 1.16 2-1 ard
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      95 15 London. Friday. 1 MDON GOLD ie, per OS. 18.8.0 LONDON STOCK I XCILWOE J}!?, id 2 neral EI; /trie 75 3 n. Ind. 30 3 ibacco 117T) Dutch 28r Pacific fi7 8 Tin 4r. 1 PI In v. Trust 319 1 9 Hitams 26 3 ern Kintas
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      40 15 London, Friday. Market Tone Quiet 11 b. 11*8 s. Forward) D. i n b. ii' 8 s. Forward) Jan rah 11 ii6 b. ii' 8 3. 3: ird) April Ju »e 10 13 16 b. 10 7 8 s.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      47 15 T~ t London, Friday. >ndon on Paris 176.00 i, i London on Amsterdam 7.52 1I I '-n Shanghai 5^ TTT Unofficial i on Hongkong is 3 l'32d. i London on Japan Is. 2 3 32d. T tt Unofficial widen on Nejr York 402.00 to 404.00
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      PRODUCE
      59 15 m London, Friday. latey) in bulk. 1 Sment Not .quoted ..^Pra 'Straits FMS> S'ment. m.n.o Sellers 'Sarawak* Sment. 18 Nominal eed Pearl. N mmai ■Smoapore) November S'ment 30 6 Valuo Pepper (FAQ' White Muntok Oct Dec S'ment 4' 2 Sellers Pepper <FAQ' Black Lampong Oct Dec. Sment. 2 Buyer
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS TIES
    192 15 S.C.R.C. TENNIS TIES IN the mixed doubles handicap t»-nnis played at the S.C.R.C. yesterday. Tan Hack Toe and Miss S Abed <-12> disposed of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Wong in straight 6-2. 6-2, while in the veterans' handicap singles. E C. Cherrington (-15» beat Dr. Ong Seow Hian (plus 3>.
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    263 15 Singapore. Friday. TIN at midday was Sll7 3 8 unctianged, while the price of rubber at four o'clock was buyers Spot 37 3 4 cents, November December 37*2 cents, January, March 35'a cents, and AprilJune 34! 4 cents, market quiet. Business on the London Stock Exchange yesterday
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    ASIATIC RUGGER TRIAL TO-DAY
    177 15 JHE Singapore Asiatic Rugby Union arc holding a trial game I afternoon at Fairer Park in preparation for their match agan the Asiatic Rugby team of Negri Sembilan at Singapore on Nov 18 in 'he "All Blues" Cup. The .'ollowing are the teams for this afternoon:—
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    80 15 I\R B H SHEARES entered the hnals V of the -A" class singles Of the i'M.C.A. Autumn Lawn Tennis tournament when be defeated Tan Swee Wah in the semi-flnaJ yesterday. The game went to three sets. Dr Shea res losing the fir.st Results: "A" class singles; Dr. B.H.
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    COLONY TO HAVE NEW TRAFFIC LAWS
    215 16 traffic regulations for u.» i ligM and will be brough Legislative Council at its next i ruli bring the Colony Into line with the laws at pre? nl in i i in the P ms. to maki pn foi thi da ;.iid ol motor
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    DEFEAT FACING HITLER
    102 16 Chlcago, Nov. 3. AFTER describing M. Moiotov'.s speech and the Italian Cabinet re.shullle as indications of Russia's and Italy's firm neutrality, the Daily News .say.s; "The repeal of the arms embargo \V'!l marl: the tendency ol the United Btates to return to traditional neutrality told ni persisting
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    Discharge In Three Months
    108 16 Discharge In Three Months Singapore, Friday. iiMiDii MM) baakmpj In Janu- aiy. if>.;:;. an Arab liiirtowiMr Shaft Babied bin Abdullah Bajerai, was granted his discharge subject to threi monthi when he appeared before sir Percy McElwaiue in the B.uikruph v "urt this morning:. Bankru] Ued $717,389. due to ir> creditors
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    40 16 London. Nov. 3: The King to-day-received Sir Ronald Cam obeli, who k hands, on his appointment as British Ambassadoi in Paris. Afterwards Sir Ronald and Lady Campbell were the guests of the King and Qucui at lun- che -n B.O.W.
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    Dominions Talks Very Satisfactory
    400 16 I iul.ni. Nov I. ALTHOUGH there have hitherto been only a few meetings between the Dominions and Indian Ministers and members ol tbe British Government, it i?»j understood that k re.it satisfaction is expressed at the wajf in which the r. .n versa tions opened. The
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    ALLEGED BETTING IN MUNICIPAL OFFICE
    374 16 Singapore, Friday. ITEARING wax resumed at the Third Police Court this afternoon in the case in which Ibrahim bin Xartasha, a clerk with 2:) years' service in the Assessors' Department of the Municipality, was charged with assisting in the management of a common betting aouse
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    NEUTRALS PREPARE
    180 16 Amsterdam. Nov. 3. (N Holland where martial law wai proclaimed In the frontier districts yesterday, members of fureign forces are prohibited from entering defence areas. In Belgium preparations are goi for defence in certain areas If thi try is invaded. Berne, Nv. 3 In Switzerland, although steps been
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    Goering Due In Rome On Tuesday
    50 16 London, NO FIELD MARSHAL Goering will arrive in Pome on Tuesday next according to the Populaire dltalia, Musi newspaper. Negotiations between Italy and BW garia are proceeding satisfactorily cording to the Italian press. It I sible that they will be concluded .short- Reuter iy
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    PRESIDENT'S CUP
    83 16 Lt: R. V. S. Wright was the wii I -t the President's Cup of the fohore International Club wit! score of 65. The following are the Cards i I Lt: R. V. S. Wright 42 3, 1 J W. Moore 37 J. A. E. Reid 45f38— Dr E.
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