Morning Tribune, 15 November 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VnL 4 _n«. MS SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, November 15, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    GERMAN MINE SINKS BRITISH DESTROYER ONE KILLED, SIX MISSING
    580 1 GERMAN MINE SINKS BRITISH DESTROYER ONE KILLED, SIX MISSING ARGO STEAMER AND TRAWLER ALSO LOST LONDON, NOV. 14. ()M MAN WAS RILLED. SIX ARE MISSING AND 15 INJURED IN THE LOSS OF THE FIRST BRITISH DESTROYER SINCE THF W Ml BEGAN. THE LOSS WAS ANNOUNCED BY THE ADMIRALTY BUT THE
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    Belgian-Dutch Tension Easing
    208 1 Belgian-Dutch Tension Easing Paris. Nov. 14. There is an impression m political circles that the tension m the Belgian-Dutch situation vis-a-vis Germany has slackened. A similar impression pervades the Italian press. which gives tour reasons. Firstly, the nature of Herr cle (leers' broadcast; Secondly, the fact that Ribnentrop received the
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    FINNS NOT YIELDING TO RUSSIA
    98 1 FINNS NOT YIELDING TO RUSSIA Helsinki, Nov. 14 Commenting on the breakdown m the v talks, the Finnish press retfflrm the country's determination not to Soviet demand for a naval the G ill 0] Finland, and added h the Finnish delegates are mpty-handed there Is no need Finland Is prepared
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    French Pilots Down Nazi Bomber
    44 1 p Paris. Nov. 14. fighters brought down a el bombt-r, writer Charles saya that "our aces attackthree minutes the Heinkci B wing and finally Mew The wingi and engine all directions. The I iifl f -> use their oarachut Reuter
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    19 1 London, Nov. 4 Minister's health continues >ye. He presided over thlJ meeting of the Cabin. British Off cial Wireless
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    Service Allowances Increased
    359 1 Service Allowances Increased London. .Nov. l I. INCREASED allowances for families of men serving m the army, navy and air forte were announced by Mr. IloreBelisha to-day m the Commons. The present maximum of t2 is now i-nodiiK'd. and allowanc I for all children after the flint will heneeiorth be
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      16 1 OTHER PACES I iZs I j fc t t I Curfew .v n j Sports it
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    ARABIC WORLD HATES NAZISM
    196 2 ARABIC WORLD HA TES NAZISM German Propaganda Futile I.iiiulon. NOT H ILMOBT daily v ertton In H ihortwarf station at a peseta ly to rl tol the Allies a. to le« th, T.mcs from Ihi uw Colonial Leagu of wteh- He lays thai d< ol Pro vei the the afl
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    NAZIS WILL REFUSE ALLIES' CONDITIONS
    133 2 NAZIS WILL REFUSE ALLIES' CONDITIONS I oiuion. N«>v 14. A IX Anifiicm roui-siJondt'iUs m Berttß W thai Ocnwwy, „p|> tuthf otter of mediation from Belgium ll Holland, will refjijf to discuss such conditions as wll.ui. ai.d I ianti i leai l> ch'maml. U < m.hi (J mat the repq will
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    NEW DELHI MEMORIAL TO KING GEORGE
    108 2 NEW DELHI MEMORIAL TO KING GEORGE New Delhi, Nov. 14. ■fHE Viceroy of India to-day unveiled the New Deihi memorial M.:itue to King Georje V. In hi 6 address to the crowd who watched thy ceremony, he said that the prcat office which King George held wa> more than a
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    Thailand Congratulates Hitler
    35 2 Thailand Congratulates Hitler (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Nov. 14. Thailand's Premier has telegraphed the sincere congratulations of the Government and of himself to Berlin on flhje escape of the Fuehrer from the bomb outrage.
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    SWITZERLAND BLACKOUT
    28 2 Berne. Nov. 14. THE greater part of Switzerland, including the cities of Berne, Basle. Zurich and Lucerne will be blacked out from dusk to-ni»ht until to-morrow.
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    Huge Increase In Britain's Naval Personnel
    297 2 London. Nov. 14. THt: active service personuel oi" thf Royal Navy allowed for m the 1939 naval estimates was 133.000. With reserves now serving and 50,000 mon to by enrolled under the National Pervtce Act. it is anticipated that tho vnr total of the
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    SIKORSKI IN LONDON FOR TALKS
    166 2 SIKORSKI IN LONDON FOR TALKS i 4on, N.. v 11 OENULAL MKOKMvi Pi U Mini.'trr. Utiici l| jj ton this moinin;; on k »n official iS to Britain, where he and I i „t[, ft nuMnUtiN of his Mall will guests o? Hiv M.: re J meat. at the by
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    Paris Hears Ac-Ac Fire
    165 2 Paris Hears Ac-Ac Fire Paris, Nov. 11. 9 ANTI-AIRCRAFT lire was heard last night, according to report Irom variou.s points of Paris regies, supposed to have been directed a reconnaissance aircraft. No conn que was issued by the authority The ncise of gunfire over the F;".::j region was heard m
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    Hitler's Gangsterism
    75 2 Hitler's Gangsterism London. Nov THE view thai Canada could not neutral and stiil remain a men of the British Commonwealth has c> pressed by the leader of the Cai Opposition. He declared that the whole of i libation was m danger of being whelmed. Similar views were expressed m Africa
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    ENVOY ON HOLIDAY
    26 2 Chungking, Nov. 14.— The AnAmbacioador to China, Mr. Nelson .son. is leaving for Shanghai to-n.-He is pvrtf»/»t\*»rt tn he aw^y L> month.- Reuter
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    Commons' Statement On War Romances
    120 3 Commons' Statement On War Romances I London, Nov. 14. rHK House of Commons to-day, Hr J P. Morris, member foi h Salford. asked the Ministei ar whether he was aware that been refused foi n Richardson to fly to Sinto marry Lieut, D. E. D the Malay Regiment, ther he
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    CHINESE PLANES RAID CANTON
    67 3 i Hongkong, Nov. 14. k undisclosed number of Clflhese I Effectively raided Japanese objectives In the suburb of in ton yesterday causing heavy enemy Japanese gunfire failed to check the riders, and many Japanese pursuit anes were shot down In an aerial eom- the city, rhose
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    LATVIA BAN ON FOREIGNERS
    48 3 i Berlin. Nov. 14. ial newsagency states u,at a I decree has been issued m Latvia, foreigners and persons without nationality to staY without a special permit m aix cities and districts. including Ricra or a zone 15 kilometres along the Russian frontier.- Reuter
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    BRITAIN AWAITS GESTURE FROM JAPAN
    265 3 BRITAIN AWAITS GESTURE FROM JAPAN Shanghai, x,,v. 14. ALTHOVf;H some such move was generally anticipated, the announcement of the proposed withdrawal of British and French troops from North China has caused great interest. The evening newspapers gzyt the news under banner headlines and radio commentators discuss it at length. Japanese
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    "More Convinced Than Ever Of China's Win" — Chiang
    246 3  - "More Convinced Than Ever Of China's Win Chiang Sin Chew Jit Poh I Chungking, Nov. 14. DESPITE the Japanese offensive m military, political nm\ economic fields m a desperate attempt to conquer China> she gets nearer, every day, to her foredoomed failure/ said Marshal Wang Kai Shek m his adat
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    JAPANESE ARMY FACES SERIOUS FOOD PROBLEMS
    410 3 War Minister On China Incident DETERMINATION to make an early ?nd of the China incident is expressed by the Japane^ war Minister m a IVess interview, but he admits that the establishment of a new central government undei Wanir Chine: Wei m the occupied
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    NO CHINESE LABOUR FOR ALLIES
    104 3 NO CHINESE LABOUR FOR ALLIES Shanghai, Nov. 11. ACCORDING to a Japanese report, it is stated that the Chinese Central Government has reached an understanding with the Allies for the supply of ."..000,000 Chinese Faboufers (o Great Britain aii'l France as g share of China's contribution m the present war
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    BRITISH STAND IN FAR EAST
    172 3 London, Nov. 1 I TIIF question of British policy m H t lar Fa- 1 is subject of a letter to the Times, signed by Mr. A. I>. Lindsay, Mr. W. ft. Beveridtfc, Mr. W. D. Ross and Mr. John Lowe. After expressing admiration foi
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    SIRDHANA VICTIMS TO START LIFE AFRESH
    530 4 MANY LOST ALL THEY HAD mini the bra Sirdhan.t- -»v«r, many of its survivors an with the proposition M .starting life anew. An elderly Englishman residing at the AcMphi Hotel .since yesterday that he ;»nd i irty of friends had < taped C rmar
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    GOVERNMENT TO CONSIDER INQUIRY REPORT
    97 4 GOVERNMENT TO CONSIDER INQUIRY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. A PKKLIMINAKY inquiry into n the sinking of' the 8.1. svcamer Sirdiiana was completed yesterday, states the Department of Information. A derision as to whether a further inquiry is to be held will not be made until (ioverninont has considered the report of
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    PRISON FOR THAI WOMAN
    227 4 PRISON FOR THAI WOMAN Kutteruorth. Tuesday. Jl THAI uf.insu' nani'd Tan \h Lan was ionvicted and sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment When she w; s brought before Mr, It. Hoffman, the Police Magistrate, In the Batlerworth Police Court, l.a-ged with theft of pair «>i earrings bdonglni t* a Malay
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    Growth Of Singapore's A.R.P. Body
    152 4 Growth Of Singapore's A.R.P. Body CO familiar has the term A.R.P. become m Singapore that it fa difficult to believe that this orgmniu tion only came into being 10 months ago. The Air Raid Precautions Department of the Colony was founded last January, and it now comprises 3.500 voluntary war-dens,
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    MOTHER DIES, CHILD MISSING
    37 4 Singapore, Tuesday. fIHUNG WIN SIX, a second class female passenger on board the Sirdhana, is reported to b? on the deathroll. states the Department of Information. Her infant child is also reported missing.
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    $2,200 RELIEF MONEY MISSING
    121 4 From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. SUM of $2,200. money meant for the China Distress Relief Fund, has been r s p 2^ d A lssin l by the Yew Hoe Seah 01 288, Aboo Cittee Lane, Penang The money, it. is stated, W&S jut m
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    Drama At The Pavilion
    165 4 Last Night's First Nighi s IRENE DUNNE and Charles Boyei \d the leadinn roles m the V\.\-^ picture. •When To-Morrow cqm which opened to full houses at the!! vilion. yesterday. The.se names are a guarantee of H excellence of any picture m whii appear, and all
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    Ritz Brothers At Capitol
    145 4 WHEN you get the Ritz Brothers, al gori'la, Anita Louise. Patsy Kelly! and Lionel Atwili m one picture. yoiß are getting uood value for money! I The 20th Century-Fox picture, Gorilla." which opened at the < yesterday, will make you laugh, war oib no war The
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    MALAYAN TRAINER BEREAVED
    89 4 MALAYAN TRAINER BEREAVED (From Our Own Reporter' Penang, Tuesday. NEWS has been received by cable I Australia of the death of Mrs. O'Neillmother of the Penang racehorse trainer, Mr. F. O. C O'Neill. Mrs. O'Neill, who died at the age or 78, had not been m very good health for
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    Kitchens Planned For Easy Cleaning
    683 5 Kitchens Planned For Easy Cleaning %vo>n:vs PACE I AIMLESS STEEL TO THE RESCUE I new or modernised kitchen choice <>i *wk surfaces -tant to stains anc. is just *sjimport- lann ing and ptadnj! a( ,ho saving of U savings m soap matertala wW d m the kitchen planned lining. inl
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Wednesday, November 15, 1939. STALIN'S TECHNIQUE
    289 6 MORNING TRIBUNE Wednesday, November 15, 1939. STALIN'S TECHNIQUE lI 'MILK tension m Holland and Etelguitn, resulting fr-mi the Mr <1 (Jcrman invasion, has ivJ;i x«'<i following a e;uarante'j---jf that guaraiftefe can be taken a. it.-, true worth from Hitler that the neutrality of these two countries will be respected, much
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    German Air Raids On Britain And Paris
    486 6 EXCITING BATTLES London. Nov. 14 I KRM US bombers attempted raids on the British etftsj and cm Paris vcsii rday without success, Bombs were dropped on the Shot lands coast and m the sea. No damage was done. The raiders were driven off
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    LONDON TUBES WILL BE SAFE FROM FLOODS
    74 6 London, Nov. -14. ONE of the worst but necessary inconveniences of wartime condition^ In London has been the closing of certain tube stations, to alow of flood-preven-tion operations, and news th:<t the work is proceeding day and night and rapidly approaches completion is
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    S. AFRICAN MEAT FOR BRITAIN
    67 6 London, Nov. 14. South African exports of beef and mutton to Great Britain will b? substantially assisted under a bounty system announced by the South African meat industries' control board. Bounties will be paid on meat exported during a period of twelve months beginning Nov.
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    FORMER ENEMY ON PRIVY COUNCIL
    89 6 London, Nov. 14. IT Is announceert that the King has approved the appointment of Mr. Justice Nicolas Jacobus D? fret, Chief Justice of the U'Von of feratn Africa to be a member of the Privy Council It is interesting t r not 3 that Mr.
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    60-CENT UNUSED STAMP COSTS £300
    55 6 60-CENT UNUSED STAMP COSTS £300 London AN UMMi New I; C€l il star at the t< Klav for 1300. I onr ol 100 Issued „m mandtr Ac rincdo's fi <. f rn Newhununanc! is Ror itn. Mr raid stamp polli i ting is t'xpcrieiu ins kltMlind of popularity m atriong
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    2 German Ships Sunt
    183 6 London, Nov. 14 IT is officially announced that tl* ttermati steamers >!ecklenb«i and Parana, 8,000 and 6.000 to» respectively, have been intercept by British warships. The crews abandoned the ship! m a sinking condition. The ww-l ships rescued the crews and sunk the vessels by gunfire
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    Fishing Industry Advisers
    48 6 London, Nov. 14.— A standin* mi tie? containing representatives cj boat-owne-Ts, employees and Gover ?J ment departments has been set up J| advise the Minister of Fisheries ana j" Scottish Seoretary on matters r I to the production side of the fishing dustry.- British Wireless
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    CHINA AND HITLER
    45 6 Shanghai, Nov. 14DR. H.H. Kung, President of i» Executive Yuan of China. ha? re guested the German Embody to craw lo express to Hitler his deep «a. tist tion at ttoe Chancellor's escape m tnj Munich explosion, according to w reports. Reuter
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    London's Red Cross Fund
    19 6 London. Nov. 14. -The Lggl May j Red Cross Fund inched £652,000 niuht.- British Wireless
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE FILM FANFARE
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      * The Capitol * "The Gorilla"
      147 7 THE Capitol "The Gorilla" I MYSTERY goes merry when the Ritz Brothers, as three half-wit Hawkliaws, get on the trail of something big Is an elephant and ten times as nasty m "The Gorilla," the 20th Century-Fox luii-it: d-inght film opcinng at the CapiI Of course, a Ritz is afraid
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      17 7 ringham has entered field. Judy Garland, Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer's i white built on with perky w i
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      THE BATTLE OF "OOMPH" IN HOLLYWOOD
      403 7 THE BATTLE OF "OOMPH" IN HOLLYWOOD RECENTLY, a group ol serious students of such calibre m Rpdy Yallee and the Earl of Warwick and others interested m the arts launched on a punch-drunk WO*M tiie word "Oomph," bestowed the title "Oomph (iirl" on red-head film star Anne Sheridan. Spurned by
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      The pavilion The Forgotten Woman
      221 7 The pavilion The Forgotten Woman WHAT was OllOe only a childish lane;. has become a striking reality I'.r Si^riil (nirie, fQVftly blonde actr^s who .appeal's m starring role i JI Universal* "The Voi'ttuiUii) Woman," opening soon at tht.' Pavilion Theatre A.s a liUle ;url bark n Op, Noiwiy. v lure
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      Here's A Future Star—He's Almost Unknown
      251 7 Here's A Future Star— He's Almost Unknown AMAZINGLY, one of Hollywood* most brilliant stars remains a virtual unknown ai far as the average theater-goer is concerned. Ask the next njjvic adilut you meet what he knows about Thomas Mitchell— ask yourself, for that matter— and the odds are that hr
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      COMEDY, GAIETY ARE DOMINATING NOTES IN WEEK'S FILMS
      514 8 COMEDY, GAIETY ARE DOMINATING NOTES IN WEEK'S FILMS Alliamhrai Wife, Husband And Friend if as we thought we had LorKta Yount; safely ensconced m Kentucky, n<*ver more to disturb ivsful sanctity of our dreams, ii<- pops at the Alhambra tie this week m "Wife, Husband and friend" and kerplunk! went
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      Here's A "Villian" To Watch
      294 8 FOR a long time I've intended!! to put myself on record as anil admirer of Joseph Schildkrautjl I'm happy to do it, because 1 al >o|| worshiped at the shrine of 1;...' l dolph Schildkraut. Joe's father I and one of the finest actt>r> f!|
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      RUTH HUSSEY
      114 8 fpHE -Thin Man" household p 1 member, with Ruth Hufl to play muse to Nick Charles. Jr. "Another Thin Man Miss Hiusey not only will be r for the well-being of young Nick, bu has an important part m the »iurd< mystery angle of the latest Me Goldwyn-Mayer
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      45 8 WHAT IS IT? MAN OR BEAST ...OR BOTH CA P I T" O L TO-nAV OB NEITHER? WJ^r WH WWS I^P UAY WHATEVER IT IS. IT'LL SCARE YOU SILLY r -^^jma^m '1 JL A A A A AAvl E&1B i: LATEST (iAUMONT NEWS (BY AIR)
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      116 9 Wll lO\ S.IJ-H.IS 10-VM.III tfMCf Beauty Powei Satiri< Humour Sprt t a uJar Sr, n^« i is Supreme Achievement. Irene Dunne Ind Lri^ r Mate It An (..forgettable Experienc?! XK N<r 9 EVERY WOMAN |^H WILL SAY: Jo^J^S TjLJIC Hr jf J If lIP In tIL. j J\ Iwlr m
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      63 9 AIJIA^IIIITI NEXT CHANCE Tilt' lau^h ilit .a^B^J Starr. iu of the \«;n I OKI I I A VJy JB^P^^^k Warner \?l X Md| j^., f ISI 1 1 fl 1 T 20th Century -Fox Picture. BAERIEB COMING SHORTLY v^ 9K^ «BKI \Vlft^>* <4A^K i //I UAuevrnuorn I Bk ~Jqi|W F~~^Ml^
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    Royal Birthday In Perak
    261 10 (From Our Own B Ipoh, Tu. UNLIKE previous y tlu to****? l ol Uu Mt M U MOUS re»t rejoidng and festivity. i, hday ir Abdul Aziz, who is 52 today, tn is for simplicity and lack of ceremooW observances, m vkw o( i ;^,ti, «f
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    Colony Decision In Burma Matter
    492 10 Colony Decision In Burma Matter (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. Jl DGMKNT was delivered yesterday by Mr. Justice J. Aitken m favour' of' the plaintiffs m a suit arising out of a judgment of the High Court of Judicature at Rangoon, Burma. The plaintiffs. K. S. R. M. Vecrappa
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    Important Issues
    105 10 Chungking, n«v. i* IMPORTANT issues, particularly the 1 question of the establishment < constitutional Government, awaiting ducibion at the 111 plenary session of the Central Executive Committee and the < trol Committee of tlie Kuomintang. now meeting m Chungking d It is believed mat proposals adop^ at the
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      275 10 POSITIVELY LAST 4 PERFORMANCES i hi IHMUMMI J-M "i>l> MtaC to 1 R P. k»,.t j j ALII A X■« A They Lived Thf Strangest Story In fai jlistory? j BUI AN AHER N T E >clai dc mi\> poNMOAirato w.n.mo crisp j^fi^S m,.M Mil ■■-.MKUAkI) CIIHIKT MLAND «NH ONFILI
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      18 10 Theatre ROYAL 6 P.M. TO-NH;HT 9-40 4 *Thyaga Bhoomi" MARLBOROUGH 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 SO\ of ZA.IRIIC* Hindustani Thriller.
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    TO-MORROW'S BLACKOUT & CURFEW IN SINGAPORE
    604 11 TO-MORROW'S BLACKOUT CURFEW IN SINGAPORE Full Co-operation Of Public Wanted r l*O-MORROW nigrhl \s blackout night lir -Singapore. Both for Ihe bHc a!id \'>>r the A.R.r. organisation this will be the most thorough rehearsal of air raid ptecfttltiona that ha- been staged m ore, With a period of eiltfew as
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    Pineapple Exports
    76 11 thrT'P of Tinr *ed Pineapples during idlng Nov. 4 from Malayan jounted to 16,751 cases, of which per cent.) cases were to thr •igdom, 1,494 (9 per cent.) be Continent of Europe, 1800 ent.« cases to Canada, and r cent.) cases elsewhere. exports for the period Jan. 1
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    Government House
    328 11 Tu<- 7. >sts at a iHnnoc ll L:-ci> i ben H H IM. Rcß«nt ol Johun-. Hon. Mr. ."•■pys and Ifn Pepys. |fr mm] Mi- i R Brigadier and lira. AD Curtis, Brtgadici ACM Paris, C;i|)'. m I Wyllr, f ip Captain and Mr B J Billy, Mr.
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    Sunnyside Rubber Report
    128 11 Sunnyside Rubber Report innyaidt I o \w >■ balance m dividend! I Forward export r< Durlai f he r the ii t ipplng. the v an the pur 137,214 p> of ruMM DCi hi I -f I Ib The eoti ol production w 13 17 i per Ib to which
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    S.S.A. Committee
    44 11 A meeting of the eU-< ted committee of -he Strait.s S< 'ttleinents (MagtJMCVj Association will br held at th w Blllfjftpon Wk -hange ROQtt I 1 Monday wit 4 55 p.m. to consul* r the appoint^ ol lurther members to the com.!)
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    Malay To Die For Murder
    162 12 Alor Star. 1 barged In connectkm wtth the murdot 1 at Titi Ha.ii Dejrte, Langgar, Alor star thii yeai n esc shopk brutally don< h I relieved ol $50, wind guilty In the Alor Star High Co,, P s need to death by Mr. Justice
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    SENSATIONAL HOCKEY BY THE INDIAN ARMY
    720 13 PERAK ALMOST BEATEN IN THRILLING AFFAIR jVrak 4: Indian Army 4. AFTER being down by two goals on two occasions, the Indian \imy did well to turn defeat almost into victory when they net Perak m a splendid game ;>f hockey at the padang
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    MALACCA TEAM CHOSEN
    60 13 MALACCA TEAM CHOSEN (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday 'The Malacca hockey team against E A angOT at Malacca on Saturday and Perak on Sunday at Beremban has kx chosen as follows: VJov 'iiain Hong; Hendroff, Bkadian; Jackion (Captain); Leon, Reeve <or Li man); Blake, Tay Koon Lim. Forbes. W.
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    GEYLANC SERAI F. C. BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
    159 13 GEYLANC SERAI F. C. BILLIARD TOURNAMENT The final ties of the 4-bnll billiard championship of the Geylang Serai Club between Inche Hashim Nather.snh and Inche Ismail Mian ended m a win for the former by .six points m a game of 300. The game wa.s played ki.st Saturday when a
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    GOLF AT GARRISON CLUB
    185 13 GOLF AT GARRISON CLUB THK N tlon Oi the (l() 'f club, wu.s pi. at Tanglin on Saturday ;ind Bun< .md resulted In a win lot Ifajoi McLAfbre with i net icore of fiH following were the best returns:— Major n m<i More 8i 13 68. Capt. V B« nnett
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    MODERATE DIVIDENDS AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1844 14 MODERATE DIVIDENDS AT BUKIT TIM AH Celestial's $49 Best: Rain Mars Sport Singapore, Tuesday. IN spit,- of \h" Wither there I .••.■Mclanci- i\ to-day I Ingflpon Tarf Chib i *>nd day of the winter meeting. Dh i* ndfl t ere modermteb t»d winner ere difflcuH to pick on M i
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    Dividends At A Glance
    79 14 Dividends At A Glance Race 1 Bl $30 and $9. \ight>hade $7. Shoot Ip $8. Race 2.— CELESTIAL 549 and strathpeffcr $22. Dewberry $9. Race 3— APPLEWOOI) 139 Silver Urn Winsome $8. ltd L— FREEDOM S3l and Rainborough $8. SMadin $7. Race S.— HAPPY SAL SUi .md St. Charles $8.
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      242 14 PUBLIC NOTICES THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE Malt- European* of British nationality! m Singapore are reminded that to-day Nov. 15. ki the date allotted for registration, under the Registration Ordinance, for persons wiio.se surnames bey m with I and I. Persons who fall within the category I ja are asked to register
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      22 15 London. Tuesday. nPi Il 6 9 00 mAmsterdi 7-52 S!iar unofficial Hongkong l v 1 32 d JUPaU IS UDO»c£i
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      98 15 London, Tuesdw Distillers JJt Dunlop Rubber General Electric «4» Imperial Ch. Ind 30 2 rial Toba 11 y •-Dutch 2 6 dian Pacific 65 Tin 4feubber PI. Inv. Tr. 319 ll 1 10 1 2 Hitam.v 26 3 Ex. Div. I hem Kinta.s 15 6 Paha W
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      LONDON RUBBER
      40 15 London. Tuesday. Market Tone Dull Spot ***** b ll'as (Ist Forward' Dec. 11 b 11 8 s ■2nd Forward' Jan. March ***** b 1 1 8 s '3rd Forwardt Apl June 10 13 16 b 10 15 16.3
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      PRODUCE
      49 15 London, Tuesday. Malay) m bulk pt. S'ment Not given Copra (Strata PMSJ ptember Sment. £11.0.0 Sellers ur (Sarawak nt. 17 3 Value Tapioca, Seed Pearl, t Quality (Singapore' 309Seller Sk'SSSNE?* 4 2 Sellers mponi oct Dec. S'ment 1% Value Gambler (Good Mark,. Block w Dec. Sment. 30.- Nominal
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    Heavy Rugby Defeat For R.A. On Padang
    486 15 Heavy Rugby Defeat For R.A. On Padang i-C-C. A 25 pts R.A. (8.M.) ;> pts nOMINATING play for the major portion of the game, an S.C.C. "A fifteen yesterday beat the R.A. (8.M.) by 25 points (two lour tries and a penalty goal) to 5 points (a goal) m a
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    Malayan Clay Pigeon Shoot
    163 15 THE first Malayan clay- pigeon championship Shoot was held yesterday at the Singapore Gun Club. Considering that this was the first shoot of its kind m Malaya the crowd that attended the meet was rather disappointing. The Hari Raya Puasa may have something to do with
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    RECS PLAY DRAW IN RUGGER DEBUT
    410 16 RECS PLAY DRAW IN RUGGER DEBUT LATE PENALTY SAVES RAFFLES COLLEGE MM x l>ts. Kanics College ptfl DALLYING splendidly In tl, ing stages of their rugger match. played on the 8 R C ground yesterday, the Raffles College held the r to b draw Bach ride scored eight points. The
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    93 16 WEDNESDAY OPEN DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP: Chin Kee Onn >^nd Chua Choon Leong v.s Di Ci t De Souza and P De John Lim and Tan HUCk Toe A Dawood and Kamis. HANDICAP MIXED DOUBLES Miss Clarke and Lim Khay Guan < G vs. Winner of Mrs Archer and Major
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    MATCH OFF
    34 16 THE match between the RAF <H.Q.» and the Police Depot which was arranged to have been played yesterday on the latter'.s ground w&s cancelled owing to the sodden condition of the ground.
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    ANGLO-SPANISH TRADE TALKS
    45 16 London, Nov. 14. A BRITISH trade mission arrives m Madrid to-day for the purpose of lan Ang]o-Bpanish trade and payments agreement. This step has been taken owing to 'the serious effects which the civil war had noon Anglo-Spanish trade. British Offcial Wireless
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    INDIA'S WAR EFFORT
    95 16 London. Nov. 14. pIK Frank Noyce, ex-member of the Viceroy's Council, addressing the Eost India Association to-day, said that the scale of India's war effort depended to a meat extent on the course the war took In the next lew months, but her most important function must
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    J. FERGUSON CHOSEN FOR SINGAPORE
    166 16 TIIK distinction of being the first non-European selected to n -rut Singapore m an inter-State rugby fixture has fallen to Ferguson, regular player of the St. Andrew's Old Boys Rugby XV. Ferguson will play m the forward i line for Singapore who meet Negri mbilan-Malacca
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    FRENCH ARTILLERY PLENTIFUL
    138 16 > I8TENI Ks in Nalayi BBC last night h.u<| ihni observer at the Western r <>iu itSClfta the work of 1- rem artillery. He remarks that the combined resources of the British and the French provide a force that is unrivalled in flexibility and reliability. Whereas the
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    No Need For Conscription In N.Z.
    64 16 No Need For Conscription In N.Z. I London. N THE Onagrett of Australia^ R< Soldiers to-day urgtd th< wealth Government to reintroduce compulsory military service for single im between the iges of 20 and 26 until W end of the War. In New Zealand, the Defence M said to-day that
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