Morning Tribune, 10 November 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 1,1. N* 8* SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, November 10, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    WE KNOW WE CANNOT FAIL" SAYS PREMIER
    809 1 Review Of War Prospects POSITION OF ALLIES STRENGTHENED LONDON, NOV. 9. T 0 THOSE WHO SPEAK NO .IT I HAT OF 1 FORCE, FORCE IS THE HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO TAME I AMIS WE SHALL NOT LAY THEM DOWN TILL WE ARE THAT
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    DEATH DENIED
    39 1 RUDOLF HESS filler's deputy, who according to nconflrmed reports from Munich, a; killed m the bomb explosion rom which Hitler had a narrow pape. Official denials of his death I ere fiyen by Berlin. See page 2.
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    EX-CROWN PRINCE UNDER ARREST
    45 1 1 Paris, Nov. 9. is reported from the German frontier the German ex-Crown Prince ndei arrest on parole m th-i demonstrations and m favour of the resation of the monarchy, when he went Ik Potsdam. had to suppress the de- Reuter
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    Moscow Talks Optimism
    60 1 < i London, Nov. 9. SSIONS m Moscow between the Rnnish delegation and the Soviet government leaders are to be resumed o-day. lon is growing m well-in-rters m Moscow that a ment is likely. n message states that n Kampf and anti-Russian een banned by the Finnish
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    36 1 M r London, Nov. 9. liill's statement m the l Commons yesterday about the ally iJ, Vif Ro Val Oak is praised gener- l «e British Press for its franklliy m regard to the work Reuter
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    EMPIRE UNITY & THE NEW WORLD TO COME
    160 1 EMPIRE UNITY THE NEW WORLD TO COME I MR. CHAMBERLAIN said that one thing that stood out before everything m these first weeks of the war was the essential and fundamental unity of the people "In our determination to aehievc the task At haft set before ourselves, we. have the
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    Britain & Fuel Gas
    41 1 Britain Fuel Gas London. M The British Government has re^mmended lor manufacture a equipment to enable road vehicles tC run on producer ga Tliis gas is extracted from coal cok* or^ther fuel, while the vehicle is actually on the road. Reuter
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    SHARP ENCOUNTERS ON WESTERN FRONT
    276 1 Siegfried Line Flooded London. Nov. AN THE Western front, activity has become much more brisk 0 and the live.mess of the last lew .lays was mamtamed tataf '"S^mtag'. French communique speaks of mcreascd activity at the "as a whole, local reconnaissance, and sharp encounters 1
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    INTERVIEW WITH DR. SUN FO "Far East Peace Depends ON European War"
    365 2 INTERVIEW WITH DR. SUN FO "Far East Peace Depends ON European War" London. (>v (J soU TflK conversation with Lord Halifax was very encouraging v<i B a v said Dr. Sun Fo when intervewed by Reuter. lam satis Jl'lnd there will be no change m the British Governments policy B"'"
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    Hitler's Speech Offends Holland
    143 2 Amsterdam, Nov. 9. JHE fact that Hitler did not utter a single word m regard to the peace mi has caused disappointment and offence m Holland. It is now expected that Hitler will merely acknowledge the appeal through diplomatic channels and leave the matter at that.
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    HOLLAND & BELGIUM PREPARE
    57 2 HOLLAND BELGIUM PREPARE London, Nov. 9. {N both Holland and Belgium, defence precautions continue. Belgium has announced that she has proof that her territory has been violated by aircraft which were neither British nor French. Mor e Belgian reservists have been i-wled up. A Netherlands report speaks of further flooding
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    FLAT RACING CALENDAR
    102 2 London, Nov. 9. THE Racing Calender states that flat racing fixtures for 1940 are of the normal list, which would have been held if there was no war. The season begins on Mar. 25 with meetings at Kempton, Birmingham ami Newscastle and ends on Nov. 23 at
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    NAZI PLANES SPREAD RED PROPAGANDA
    71 2 NAZI PLANES SPREAD RED PROPAGANDA Paris, Nov, »Jfr NAZIS have dropped reprintsW^ the speech of M. Moiotoi oM Eastern France and l'arl> sfl urbs as propaganda, acconfl to Charles Morice writing m pfl Parisien. The plane was camouflaged J| the pamphlets made to re>enB r a Communist document. >■"" Hs
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    NAZI PLOT IN S. AFRICA
    74 2 London, Not. FE South African Governrnen announces that it has t>v,dt h of a Nazi plot m South Africa >' p was frustrated at the outbreak war. I The Government statemen -"m that a connection between j gnisation and members of th ministry staff has
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    24 2 endeavour to maintain a P Ol 1 1 1 list as practicable, and sh< I arise substitute fraah nxt\ I racing is permissible Reuter
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    France's Food Position
    42 2 London, Nov. 9. ERAN'CE'S kmwaamide clear in i broai lai t night by the .ench Minister for the Colonies, who declared that thei oould be no qit ion ol the Ah Mng to choose between itter and Runs. Reuter
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    ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY PATROL
    79 2 ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY PATROL London. Nov. 9. TWO more American destroyers have been ordered to join the Atlantic neutrality patrol. i Over 80 war "craft will now be guarding the east coast of the United States. The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey has already transferred six of their tankers to
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    Japanese Fighter Plane Attacks Imperial Airboat
    52 2 Japanese Fighter Plane Attacks Imperial Airboat I London, Nov. 3. It is now known that the Imperial Airways liner, Dardanus, which was forced I land on Waichow Island, was fired at by a Japanese fighter aircraft. The Domei Agency states that the crew and three passengers of the airliner are
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    Big Battle In Shansi Imminent
    147 3 Big Battle In Shansi Imminent I Chungking. Not. 9. enlr „f the war theatre m ma the comins week will south-western Shatwi. pre- military spokesman m an w with the press. This Eludes Shinkow H«h**n m and Tailing, between the K "ver and the Tung-Pu Dkesman further disclosed that .vent
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    UNITY OF INDIANS IN MALAYA
    199 3 I members of the Indo-Malaya ssoeiation. a newly formed iation of local- born Indians it dinner at the G. 11. Cafe on day. Paul Sammy, the President, adthe members and said that the tton might be appropriately B war infant and he sinhoped that it
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    COAL RATIONING
    27 3 (London. Nov. 9. Commons, Mr. Geof'Secretary for Mines) Government had decid- < percentage of the coal me from 75 per cent, to ast year's consumption. Reuter
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    Ruthless Probe Into Munich Bomb Explosion
    1061 3 HITLER BELIEVED FURIOUSLY ANGRY AMSTERDAM, NOV. 9. FlO FURTHER DETAILS OF THE MUNICH EXPLOSION HAVE YET LEAKED THROUGH DUTCH CHANNELS. IT IS SAFE TO SAY HOWEVER THAT A RUTHLESS INVESTIGATION IS BEING CARRIED OUT BY THE POLICE, THE GESTAPO, THE S.S. AND THE S.A.
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    PARIS ACCUSES GESTAPO
    76 3 Paris. Nov. 9. WHILE the German Press is accusing the British Secret Service for complicity m the beer cellar explosion, the Paris wireless m a German broadcast this morning 'ays that the incident indicates that the Gestapo may have had two reasons for causing the explosion, namely
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    CONGRATULATIONS FOR HITLER
    87 3 Rome. Nov 0 NEWSPAPERS have expressed the Italian public's indignation at the at tempt on Hitler and voiced satisfaction that he was fortunate enough to leave before the explosion occurred. The Italian Ambassador m Berlin has sent a message of condolence to Ribbentrop. The King and Mussolini
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    BRUTAL CHOPPER ATTACK
    86 3 BR UTAL CHOPPER A TTACK Singapore, Friday. BRUTALLY assaulted with a chopper, m a shop m Cross Street yesterday evening, a male Chinese was taken to the General Hospital suffering from a eight-inch-long incised wound over the back of the head, a deep cut on the left arm and another
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    DIED IN THE AMBULANCE
    69 3 AT 8 45 yesterday morning a 35-ytar-old male Chinese was found lying by the side o! Lim Chuk Street. o_ff Beach Road The man bled lrom the and mouth He expired m the ambulance ()tl the ua. tO the Tan Tock Sen H i ital. :tv
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    RURAL BOARD DOES NOT WANT UNFAIR COMPETITION
    64 4 RURAL BOARD DOES NOT WANT UNFAIR COMPETITION Sinqajwirr. Thursday. M\KKF_T by law\ aimed" at ''1 preventing competition between vendors m tlie market ami >hops m the neighbouring! were approved at a meet ing of the Rural Board this morning. T hi- Board agreed to the prineipl** of the new legislation,
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    The Circus Comes To Town
    181 4 The Circus Comes To Town |\PENING to-nighl at Prince Edward R »d, the Grand Olympic Cm alter a very successful tour m the Far Bast, commences a Bee re. Ha\ arrived last week, the circus 1... i growing interest, among the publii id crowds are seen daily at tiu d
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    FINED FOR RELEASING THE WRONG MAN
    328 4 FINED FOR RELEASING THE WRONG MAN Story Of Women's Visit To Lock-Up Singapore, Thursday. IFTERatrial lasting whole day, Puma Bahadur, Corporal No 526 of the Central Polk* station, was this afternoon fined 140, or m „l t oi r ayme„t to undergo one month's rigorous imprisonment, by Mr J I
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    Governor's Up-Country Visit
    82 4 Governor's Up-Country Visit HIS Excellency and Lady Thomas, accompanied by the Private Secretary and Aide-de-Camp, will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train on Wednesday, Nov. 15, and will stay at King's House. His Excellency and party will motor to Beremban on Friday, Nov. 24 and stay
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    NO HIGHER PRICES FOR PETROL
    126 4 NO HIGHER PRICES FOR PETROL IT has come to the m, M 1 ernnifnt. iftafc I ment of Information th a H rumour is rirculatii uifM the Federated elsewhere to tin I prices of petrol and i M u an M raised again m the neat f utu !B No
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    60 -Year-Old Love-Bird Found Hanging
    200 4 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. AoO-year-old ice seller who loved a 14-year-old girl, was found hanging m his house yesterday. The body was discovered early this morning by a neighbour, and when the police arrived, a letter was discovered, said to have been
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    JOHORE WOMEN AND PATRIOTIC FUND
    429 4 THE second general meeting of the Women's section ol the Johoi Branch, Malaya Patriotic Fund, was held at "Saujana" on $'M day. Among those present were Her Highnese Tungku Ampuan Besai (Patroness), Mrs. Pepys (President;, Mrs. Aziz i Vice-President i. Members of the Women's State
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    MAN BADLY BURNT
    65 4 PITTING at a table m his house S Bahru Road, m the early J I yesterday morning, a male cm.. badly burnt when a lamp that pended above the table dropped an' ploded. I He sustained severe burns on a chest, back, hands and legs m I
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    Lottery Assistants Convicted
    87 5 I Singapore. Thursday. r with the alternative of rigorous lmprison- morning imposed on a 24-year old Teochew. who :ore Mr. J. Fletcher•V; Third Police Court to a m carrying on a P^Sas.aresult ducted on a house ta lAngus afternoon. In the found one chap-iee-kee .;/l ips valued
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    CARRIED FOWLS BY LEGS, FINED
    79 5 CARRIED FOWLS BY LEGS, FINED 'ttm .pore. Thursday— Sham Singh a yott dice constable, was this fnZ ined one dollar by Mr. J. •■cher-Cocke m the Third Police "•Mr. when he was convicted on a M cruel to two fowls by hem by their legs. ■Hiam claimed trial to the
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    QUEEN TO BROADCAST TO EMPIRE ON SUNDAY
    621 5 Address To British Women THE voice of Queen Elizabeth will be heard m some 15,000 Malayan homes next Sunday evening (Nov. 12). Her Majesty will broadcast to the women of the Empire on that day, which is to \y served as Remembrance Day
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    THEFT OF WALLET FROM A SEAMAN
    302 5 THEFT OF WALLET FROM A SEAMAN I L\G GEK MING, described as a ricksha-puller. Wa* found guilty morning m the Third Police Court by Mr. J. A. FletcherCooke on a charge that at 11.40 p.m. last Saturday, m Taxi S. 8553 at Desker Road, he stole a wallet and cash
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    BROKE ONE BOND: ENTERS ANOTHER
    217 5 BROKE ONE BOND: ENTERS ANOTHER I Singapore, Thursday, fin Kirn Seng (17). came up for sentence this morning m the Second Police Court before Mr. C. H. K"h on a charge of theft of a wrist valued at S3 or S4, belonging w Mr. M. Habekost, between 11 p.m. Oct.
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND'S $600 FOR POPPY DAY
    461 6 i the < plendid gift ol $600 to tin Poppj the m oi tht China I Fund Com- mitt In i dai _rd the d i„ imtttee, Mr. f follows en hef the CI 'l't Fund ''ommittee, oi which he U chairman: "You
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    54 6 POPPY DA Y FUND Thi B further list of donations t<> I Daj Pund. The total ot donations Is now $4.1 Caacho-Slovak Community $50. piainfleid Piri-.-ka $10. Committee Members of China Relief Fund **00. Dr. Tan Bn, Chiang $10, H.A.K. $10, An*.onymoui $100. MA Ahmed Din Brothers $25 I Nalna
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    Attempted Suicide Charge
    45 6 Singapore. Thursday —Pleading guilty m the Third Police Court to a charge of attempting to commit suicide by hanging himself with a rope In a house m Silat Road yesterday Ten Teck Poh. a middle-aued Chinese, had sentence deferred to Nov. 16.
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    "SANITATION MUST BE PERFECT"
    158 6 "SANITATION MUST BE PERFECT" Singapore. Thursday. THE "pitfalls" of modern mitation were stressed by Dr. W. Seharff. when h? commented on the need for the bylaws far drainage, plum Inn << and sanitary fittings, which came before the Rural Board this morning. "Modern sanitation must be perfect." he said, "and
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    Distiller Fined $125
    115 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Wednesday. 'FAN Khee Laj this morning pleaded guilty to a charge of having distilled liquor when he had no licence, at Ayer Mams L>tate on Oct. 30, before Inche Harm bin Ahmad. Before sentence was passed Mr. A. H. Gridiey. Superintendent of
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    Sold Cemen Without A Permit
    270 6 Sold Cemen Without A Permit SO, IN the firM ease of its heow Hock, th. rnanjl l|^ A, flock Ann > l( D ,J guilty to the technical -fTenct selling cement without jn mnt sued by the Director ol I ut-in^ Stores. wa> to-da\ cautiontj] discharged by Mr I <
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    EARRINGS THEFT ADMITTED
    65 6 Singapore, Thursday— Che. then oi a pair oi earrings valued from a Chinese woman at Tanl Place yesterday evening, r >ng 1 27-year old cantone- ded I before Mr. J. Fietcher-Cooke m Third Police Court this n It was alleged that ac< away the earrings from while
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    Two Years For Stabbing Twakow Master
    248 6 Thurso Ql I!\ lang Seaf, a t\vak«» k coolie who t. nutted stabbing the master «>i hiv t it| at Pulau I bin on Aog. 18 this year, aas sentencid to tare years' rigOfta imprisonment at the eeticlaston <>t his Assfcei trial v afternoon
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    End-Of-Term EXAMS
    1041 7 End -Of -Term EXAMS l or Our Women Reader* Tackled m the right j j spirit, these tests j i need not cause j apprehension I I IL xaminations. like i Homework, is most conHal. To some, these are the nd-aU of their children's fee careers; to others, exui are
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, November 10, 1939. MANPOWER PROBLEMS
    330 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, November 10, 1939. MANPOWER PROBLEMS r y\\> ',11 the details an* still m esa of being worked out, thai i compulsory military trainii g bill is on the way has aroi d considerable interest and c curiosity m the Colony. Up I c preseni it has been
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    "Only Interested In Commerce"
    203 8 JAPAN N. E. I. JAPAN'S new Foreign Minister, who had his attention drawn to Press reports that Holland may ask the United States to assist m protection of the Netherlands East Indies, said that if it was true it was a matter for America to decide.
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    NATIONAL REVOLT BREWING IN AUSTRIA
    370 8 RISING INDIGNATION OF THE POPULATION! Pari>. N«,v. 9 f lIU.AMSATIONS have been formed m all Austrian villains t<> take over control should the Nazi regime he overthrown, icetrifc to an Austrian who has arrived m Switzerland. The leader of the movement Ls an Austrian officer
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    48 8 Lourenco Marques, N ACCORDING to reliable infon the seized German ship Uhenftl carrying a cargo of opium valued £240.000 left here on Oct. 16 and ItJ suggested that it may have ml to make contact In the At.'am a submarine which would take txa] opium to Germany. Reuter
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    REPORTED DEATH OF HESS IN BOMBING
    117 8 REPORTED DEATH OF HESS IN BOMBING Paris, Nov. 9. ACCORDING Is unconfirmed reports from Munich, Rudolf who atS for long known a> Hitler's deputy, was one of the victims of the beer cellar explosion which followed Hitl«tS speech at the celebration of the Nasi putsch. Six people were killed and
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    SARAJOGLU ON TURKISH PACT
    122 8 Ankara, Nov. 9. QPEAKING to the National Assembly on the occasion of the ratification of the Ana pact, M. Sarajoglu (Turkish Foreign Minister) said the agreement was destined to constitute a turning point of the utmost importance m the history of he world, and the peace
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    QUEEN VISITS BRITISH ARMY CLOTHING WORKS
    175 9 QUEEN VISITS BRITISH ARMY CLOTHING WORKS (Planet News). (Planet News). (Planet News). Planet News). (Plaint News j Planet Newt)« Poles resident m London applying at their Consulate for the forms which they must complete m order to enlist for service m the Polish Army now bein„ formed to fight with
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    ALLEGED ATTACK WITH CHOPPER
    38 10 Thui ntarily causing compatriot by striking hmi this mi m ti.. rd Police Court b Alter the charge had beei. used. Inspector bal tating that the plainant w.. y Injun Tl oned a mention.
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    JAPAN'S PRESS SLASHES U.S.
    523 11 ri'Hi; art* -Jap* nese embargo resolution threatened In Senator f'iltmun and the new Yinson naval expansion hill have driven ,nt-e newspapers to start a vigorous attack on the I'nited states its sUtfSd arrogant attitude. T hi-NfcnJ Shimbun chain of pert ix'ieves that Senator' his threat to
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    HIGHER TAXES IN EIRE
    100 11 Dublin, Nov. 9. w mm j although neutral m the prenl conflict, has made preparauons rwhich will convince any otoni,ai agfirressor of the maitar y i«?ui,r Cal CCSt f OTercomin the fj»g this announcement when he auced the emergency Budget m the 'pchrLT u manc c
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    NEW RURAL BOARD CHIEF
    148 11 Thui M VOD ai. laaumiog the p libilities ol of) most difficult time. Wt earn* into the future nor can We complacently saj thai it is all plain sailing. A look ai the map of Singapore will show that two-thirds of this fortress Maud j s
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    Peace Move Doomed
    55 11 washing X- 111 il.i.K .-liar" I led ban last possibility of the Bclgian-D peti :i" any K< nter. Amsterdam, Nov The Kings ol Denmark, Sw< Nt rWSI and the Prrsjcl* nt I■: I have te.N graphi d to Qasi n Will nd King Leopold expressing adher to
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    Finns Detain German Ship
    34 11 Helsinki, Nov 9 FINNISH coastguards here detained the German steamer Blumenthal, going from Finland to Germany with a cargo of timber, for usinjr her wireless within neutral territorial waters. Reuter
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    Fined $75 For Attempt To Assault A Woman
    139 12 ga [GARETTE aitoautly la tl*e evkfen i A roeecutlon ii ta which YIo Kee Cher a of using criminal force i n Teo Hum, witl lesty. Vio i ai ftncd |75 by Mr L < m defi weekB n the complainant found
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    DRAW FOR MALCOLM CUP
    182 13 DRAW FOR MALCOLM CUP PTIII draw for the Malcolm Cap m p tilion at the Garrison G«»h |ub the first round of which has .ompleCed by Nov. 12 is as r Finlayson and Capt. J n vs. R. A. U. Todd and < rdmer. and J. Bolton vs. Capt. I
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    L.G.U. For November
    22 13 nber L.G.U. Medai at tne fc,. coif Club was won by Mrs. J. m Walker with core of IU2-34^b».
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    DECISIVE RUGBY WIN FOR RAFFLES COLLEGE
    525 13 SOLDIERS NO MATCH FOR STUDENTS Kaflle.s College 11 pts. Alexandra .MV PROVING superior m all departments of the game, Raffles College defeated a team from Alexandra m a rousing game of rugby yesterday evening on^the College ground, the home team winning by 14 points
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    S.C.R.C. TITLE FOR KEE ONN
    49 13 IN the open singles final of the S.C.K.C. open tennis tournament played yesterday at Hong Lim (ireen, Chin Kee Onn heat Vong Loon C'hong. <;_;*; 4_k 6__4. In the handicap Singles I Semi-final, Wong Thean Teck (_18) beat William Tan l S(r I—6; 6—l; 6—3.
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    CHINESE JUNIORS HAVE EASY TIME
    168 13 CHINESE JUNIORS HAVE EASY TIME INLAYING at the V.M.C.A. ground at Prince Edward Road yesterday, the Junior team of the S.C.R.C. trounced the Junior team of the 'Mr A. by three clear goals. IChinea showed better combinai Jnn Jee. their goalkeeper, had a holiday, thanks mainly to fie d >rk
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    Semi-Finals Of Ladies' Golf
    46 13 IN the semi-final of the Singapore ladies' golf championship yett'day at the Island Club, the following were th Mr r s eS Ruddoc!: beat Mrs. Wakeford. at Mrs. Kelly beat Mr. Brittorous, one UP The final will be played on Nov. 15.
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    "Stanley And Livingstone"
    148 14 UkJU<kJL^ ,nj: SPBft ML Ttmi edrl Hardwteke two famous film art. tured m f fi«' 20th Oenturj Fox film. Livingstone*', which opened to crowded Cathay, ti rday •ih story of thLs historic epic is faithfully tori m thte brilliant Fox film and realism I* given to the
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    "JUAREZ" AT THE ALHAMBRA
    296 14 A I II \l that many people will see twice is •Juarez," the story of the Kirat Mexican President who freed his country from the grip of Napoleon 111 and ended three centuries of aggression and oppression by the powers of that time. There are 34
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    'Lady Of The Tropics' At The Capitol
    184 14 A GOOD ast makes Lady of the Tropics,' the picture which opened r.t the Capitol Theatre last night, entertainment which will uppcai to a very large audience. Scenes of Oriental splendour, as only Hollywood l:no' s how to produce, are part and parcel
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    28 14 Shall apply to the cares^ ol His Excellency the Governor LA. THOMAS Chief Police Officer. SINGAPORE. Chief Pcllee Office Singapore, Ist November. 1939. (C.P.O.S. No. 372 39 1.
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    DEATH.
    26 14 BRACE. On 9th. November 1939. very suddenly. Mrs. Elizabeth Brace. The funeral will tr.ke place at the Bidadari Cemetery at 4-45 P.M. to-day. Deeply retted
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    CHARITY HOCKEY
    128 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Wednesday. A CHARITY hockey match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund has been arranged between the Muar Chinese hockey (earn and the Segamat Chinese Recreation Club for Saturday. Nov. 11. The match will be played at Segamat. The Chinese are still new
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    S.C.C. Win By The Odd Goal In Five
    600 14 sc( 3. I \.F. (Seletar) KEENLY contested throughout, the hockey match at the Padan X yesterday ended m a narrow victory for the S.C.C. over the RAi (Seletai > by an odd goal m five. The game was played at a fast
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      23 15 New Yeik. Wedne day. r SST U iq:i h 19 3 4 Q Quiet ol .r-i a L k. l/^r
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      33 15 London, Thursday. T T London on Paris "6.00 T T London on Amsterdam {.w :T London on Shanghai London onHongkong iun on Japan 1( TT London on New Yoik 402-00 to
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 15 London, Thursday. Spot 075 Pi irward R B n Bar Gold. Fine, per 02. t».B.u
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      95 15 Distillers 666 Dunlop Rubber £i /2 General Electric '5Imperial Chemical Industries 30 4^ Imperial Tobacco ***** AiWo-Dutch 28 3 Canadian Pacific Jfc London Tin *l*3* Rubber PI. Inv. Trust 32 3 Linggis 2|Aver Hitams 26,3 Southern Kintas 156 Pahangs 17 3 London Asiatics 3 10 Vz Witwatersrand
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      LONDON RUBBER
      36 15 London, Thursday. Market Ton Firm Spot ll^eb IP4S Ist Forward I Dec 1 1 b 11 V4 i (2nd Forward) Jan March 113 16 b ll^s 3rd Forward* April June 1015 16 b lis
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      PRODUCE
      62 15 I London. Thursday. Palm Oil 'Malay) m bulk. Sept. S'ment. Not given Straits FMS) ember S'ment £11.0.0 Sellers Sago F_our <Sarawak) ember S'ment 18- Sellers Tapioca. Seed Pearl, lality i Singapore'" November S'ment. 30 6 Sellers Pepper -FAQ. White •vDec. S'ment 4' 2 Paid and Sellers pons OctDcc. S'ment.
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    PRICES ADVANCE DURING THE WEEK
    343 15 |TII al oi the Arms Embargo. though confidently iv. had a ttfisdying i Sect on the London and Singapore markets, but was received calmly enough m Singapore. Prices improved all round, and m London touched new high levels, state Stanton Nelson m their weekly rubber
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    S.C.R.C. "AT HOME" AND DINNER
    93 15 THE annual "at home and prize distribution of the S.C.R.C. will take place on Saturday. Nov. 18 at 4.30 p.m. Tea will be served and there will bo dancing from 6.30 p.m. 'to 8.30 p.m. Members, friends and competitors m tne open tournament are mvited.
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    208 15 GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPOR T I m their wi Ii report, Out! 1 I i Ltd tab thr beginning ol the period undei review, there was a laliing off m pi due to UM very large ocean shipments of rubber from Malaya cluni month. On continued .speculative ana factory interest, however,
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    Rubber Shares Steady
    184 15 Rubber Shares Steady Frm i Drily Report Thursd TIN at midday AH i*& uU And the price ot rub i 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 39' Novembei December 38% cents. Januaryl Man April June :h :i cents, n quiet. Prolit taking WSJ responsible for aral ral marking down ol prices
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    DEEPAVALI DAY TO-DAY
    216 16 DEEPAVALI DAY TO-DAY ngapore, Frida HINDUS are m festive mood to-day .1 Deepavali, one oi their most Important festivals is beinj brat <l morning all Hindu yo i old alike, took an oil bat h d mlothi Prapei .iKi thi and merry-mak m Anybody stepping into a Hindu ivali wiJi
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    BRITAIN ORDERS CANADIAN ARMS
    58 16 Ottawa, Nov IIRCRAFT, antJ ne boats, am- munition and jun barrels will form Ji' 1 bad <>i the in. t orders to be plao(i in Canada by the British Supp'y ird In North America, announced ut Co] j. h Oreen'y, chairman, o day. Be addid that
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    15 16 A meeting of the Legislative Council s t/> b<- laid on D(c. 11.
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    FALSE WEIGHTS VICTIMISATION ALLEGED
    86 16 FALSE WEIGHTS VICTIMISATION ALLEGED Singapore, Thursday. V|( II MIS I lON mi vhr pom by shopkeepers m mral ai was the subjert of a complaint h\ Mr. .1. M. Jansrn at .i meeting of the Kural Board tins itVninf. Mr. lamea pointed out that a lar^» iiurolur of poor |H-ople
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    SHIPPING AND AIR RAID WARNINGS
    153 16 On reft m air-raid warning, the roll- Ini lj nals a/ill b( displayed at Port Wi Signal Station at Mount 1 Paber (Lt. 01 di hi N Long. 103 4'j't y, rapprox.): rod bin ies hoisted one c.b< vc the other. f By night: The
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    TURKISH PACT
    24 16 London, Nov. 9. The Turkish National Assembly yesterday unanimously ratified the pact < I mutual assistance between Turkey, Great Britain and France.- Reuter
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    Lord Mayor's Day
    352 16 ALLEGED ILLEGAL PRICES Singapore, Thursday. SI A I INC. that he bought the goods for 111, and that he sold them for onl\ 511.50. Tan Tian Chip, the manager of (hop Kh c Olap i < a claimed trial on a charge that he sold to Messrs.
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    "BOY" CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO MURDER
    72 16 "BOY" CHARGED WITH ATTEMPT TO MURDER i ingapore, Thursday.— Lim Hong Kheng, a 34-year-old Hainanese "boy" i mployed m Go f >dwocd Park Hotel, was to-day charged with the attempted murder of Koh See Toon at the hotel yesterday. Mr. L. C. Goh. fifth magistrate, postponed the case to Nov.
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    MR. GANDHI & MINORITIES
    61 16 MR. GANDHI MINORITIES London, Nov. 9. jl/|K. Gandhi commented yes-erday on the Viceroy's broadcast about his talks with Indian leaders, and stated that no solution was possible unless an ptable declaration of war aims about India was forthcoming. Mr. Gandhi added that the rinding Oi a formula for the protection
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    GAS MASKS ON HARUNA MARU
    70 16 GAS MASKS ON HARUNA MARU Tokyo, Nov. 9. PASSENGERS of the NYK liner Haruno 1 Maru which left Kobe on Tuesday for Europe were provided with masks. Moreover, the ship bore emblems ot Rising Sun on both sides of her hull and carried powerful lighting faciliti to make known its
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    Mr. Churchill's Empire Broadcast
    150 16 LONDON. NO. MR. CHURCHILL WILL BROADCAST IN THE HOME AND OVERSEA PROGRAMMES AT 8 15 P.M. G. M. T. ON NOV. 1L 1 I M "TEN WEEKS OF THE WAR' THE TALK WILL BE RECORDED FOR OVERSEAS TRANSMISSION ON NOV. 13 AT 1 A.M. G. M
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    ARMS REPEAL AFFECTS RUBBER MARKETS
    130 16 ARMS REPEAL AFFECTS RUBBER MARKETS Singapore, No\. DKICES have again advanued this week, but the demand has I mainly for nearby deliveries, state Lewis and Peat m their ucelb rubber market report. Shipments from Malaya during Oct* ber were 70,839, of which aboir i were domestic exports. Includi foreign imports,
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    SIGNALS BEAT THE POLICE AT HOCKEY
    46 16 Playing at Alexandra yest< signals defeated the Police by Is m a fast game of hock* The Signals were the superior and dominated exchanges thi After a scoreless first half, £gt s.on scored two goals m the next n II
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