Morning Tribune, 20 November 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol< i^-No. 247 SINGAPORE, 'MONDAY, November l >( >. 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    SEVERAL CZECH TOWNS UNDER MARTIAL LAW
    831 1 Nazis Make 50,000 Arrests TROUBLE REPORTED IN POLAND ALSO Paris, Nov. 19. -fIFTY THOUSAND arrests have been made m Bohemia and Moravia since Friday, according to a despatch from the Austrian frontier. Armed S. S. men raided the Svehla and Mazaryk colleges at dawn,
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    HOLLAND KEEPS SILENT
    101 1 Amsterdam, M«T. 19T n m of the >imon Bolivar, d at lenftOi in UK* Duit. but without comment tor Ulianil is determined to maintain her neutrality. Information available indicates that the majority of the passengers were British, travelling to and Trinidad. There were also a number of
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    ITALO-SOVIET STRUGGLE MORE OBVIOUS
    220 1 Brussels, Nov. 19. WHERE b reason to believe that A the rumours that Italy and Spain recently indicated to the German C«ovcn:nient their interest in the integrity of Belgium and Holland are not without foundation, states a semiofficial Belgian n?ws agency. The agency says that repoiH
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    DUTCH LINER MINED IN ENGLISH CHANNEL
    439 1 140 FEARED DEAD LONDON. NOV. 19. AS THE DUTCH LINER SIMON BOLIVAR WAS PLOUGHING A HER WAV THROIGH THE NORTH SEA YESTERDAY SHK WAS SINK AND 140 PEOPLE ARE FEARED DROWNED THE LINER IS A VESSEL OK OVER 8.000 TONS AND HAD 400 I
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    SURVIVOR'S STORY
    288 1 SURVIVOR'S STORY Mrs Sandiford. wife of a Trinidad banker and survivor of the Simon Bpliva^ interviewed In London, paid a MgD tribu e to the men of the Navy and other j ships which dashed to the rescue. Describing the ->cene aboard she wW that 4he had just gone doun
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    23 1 i ndoo N In London which it is assumed were nla. rort*t*.* led in th< rAtiAlns sllaht damage, but i ersonak Injuries. B.O.W.
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    Britain To Buy Cotton From Egypt
    170 2 London. Nov. 19. THE Ministry ol SuppJy announces:"Hi.s Ma.ie.sty'.s Government have inlormed the Egyptian Government tha' <n their desire to assist in the orderly disposal ol the cotton crop, they are pr< pand to buy up to a maximum 01 J5. f oou.ooo iL>..
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    NAZI CONGRESS POSTPONED
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    LATVI'S STRENGTH
    81 2 LATVI'S STRENGTH London, Nov. 19 'FHE President of Latvia in a broadcast on the 21st anniversary of Latvian Independence said that the country was now in a better position and her forces were stronger than ever before He added that Latvia's non-aggres-sion pact with Russia had reinforced the security of
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    DEATH OF ECUADOR'S PRESIDENT
    48 2 London. Nov. 19. The following telegram has been addressed by the Kins to the acting President of the Republic of Ecuador:— "I greatly regret to learn of the sad loss the Republic has sustained in th? aeath'of its distinguished president. Dr. Mo^quera Narvaez.— B.O.W.
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    How Britain's Air Defence Works
    232 2 How Britain's Air Defence Works London. N m $mm lhe war s° tur not many people ht heard the German aeroplane, and most ot the p have j expel d enemy aircraft are members command o ItAJ which is responsible for defence a-;. organisation a ic. corps. the raf.. searchlight
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    ADMIRAL SCHEER REPORTED IN INDIAN OCEAN
    197 2 I.oiemo Marque*. V>\. II MIiMBI Il> Of IhC crew of W Africa Shell picked o u t 9 photograph of the Admiral Schecr as the warship whid. sank the vessel. Members of the rew UW Ucuter that they first sighted tht warship on Wednesday
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    WESTERN FRONT
    60 2 London. Nov. r -DAY'S French communique there T» nothing of importance report on the western front durii night. The German communique als< little activity. It says that on one section of the upper Rhine, there w as more lively machinegun and rifle rire. and the other fronts, local
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    EMPIRE MINISTERS TELL THE WORLD
    531 2 London. Nov. 18 THE Dominions Secretary, Dominions visiting Ministers and representative of the Indian Government yesterday addressed a meeting ot international journalists Mr Eden said that their discussions had covered ihe whole strategical, economic anil financial field of the Empire's common effort and resulted in
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    CHINA'S NEW RESOLUTIONS
    226 3 mxUi Plenary Session of the T itral ESintffl Committee the follouin, resoUttcal affa. :!ations Roverning th* i vants for the oxtra- narration of provincial H decreasing inSitlOil of a special delethe border provinces' in .I: -nit closer internal unity. economical affairs: estimation and study of momic resources
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    Odd Result Of Conscription
    96 3 London, Nov. 18. ling article to-day, The Times s that one of ,he oddest and -■xperted results of conscription •^as boe n to fill the country with •ted volunteers. ning, however, that the policy of nc the nation's strength sysemaiically and summoning fresh peras it is
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    Polish Units In British Navy
    67 3 Polish Units In British Navy Lord. r.. Nov. 19. J ment has been signed in Lon- don between the Polish and British governments making provision for ihe ■n of eerta.n units of the Polish tfavai Forces with those of the Navy. tachment of the Polisli Navy will I<>1 <> or
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    26 3 ira, Nov. 18— The Turkish ■lie mission, headed by M nenciofhi, Srcretary-CJciH -ral (l> the Poreifn Ministry, will Ir:»ye id M.m.iiv f>ti* imulnn \ia Paris.- Reuter
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    THREAT TO CHINA'S ARMS ROUTE
    81 3 THREAT TO CHINA'S ARMS ROUTE hungking, N»>v. 19. 'THL situation on the border of Kuangtunjc and Kuangsi provinces is becoming: tense following the Japanese occupation of Famheng, Chinghsitn, northwest if Pakhoi. according to Chinese reports. It appears that the Japanese are pushing inland towards Nanning strategic city in South KwHiigsi,
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    39 3 Chungking. Nov. 19. After six weeks, Japanese aircraft resumed raiding Chungking last night, when 27 Japanese bombers carried out a raid shortly after 6 p.m. dropping bombs on the outskirts. Th e all-clear sounded at 7 15 p.m.- Reuter
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    Industry's Part In The War
    272 3 Lon(fon, Nov. 19. A CONFERENC E early this week between miners and mine-owners A representatives reached asretment which will exclude, for the duration the war and six months afterwards, the possib.lity of Strikes or lockouts in Lancashire and Cheshire coalfields. Al 1 disputes will be
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    BRITAIN'S COAL EXPORTS UP
    31 3 Ijondon. Nov 19. j.ur'ns will slunv a Mrther WMldertW* N oTf,,o smaller Inwejw m the chief Interest «tt» ch lt U 2 t o British Official Wireless
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    BRITON MAY HEAD ALLIED AIR FORCES
    219 3 London, Nov. 10. tPLEI tdmatinn in the air itfl Bgtfcl in tIM I *1 well as i»ro(luctivo sph.M-p arc l^lic\ed U be now tl BriUifi and Framv. Myi K M l(>n! the Royal Air Force in France This, lam assured, Buy confidently be assumed
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    INDIAN MUSIC
    56 3 Singapore, Saturday CQUATTED on a ttgW -skin, ftrol J Narayana Iyengar, of My**e P*tece fame this evening demonstrated htoflKM] STthc Gotu Vadhyam. an lrwtrunv nt of high musical inßenulty. He playej a sefection of righteen well-known Indln.. masters before a largo Ratheung ol Hfons and a sprlnWlrjf of
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    Protection Of British Commerce
    152 3 AN Admiralty mttsafft received 111 Siu•^apnrr vcstrrdny states:- Of more than 3,000 v< convoy tfhCC tlit* wiir tarted. only three h.tvr been last DuriiiH the last tout we**, <>ne thirl of the tonnage sunk by U-boats ha.- !)•■<•'. neutral. Normal entrances and clearance! i i British
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    TURKISH MISSION FOR BRITAIN
    44 3 London, Nov. 19 A mission headod by M MenemCTlCiofthi Secretary General of the Turkish Foreign AfTair.s Ministry will urnvr in London shortly to di.scius.s matters of common Interest to the British and Turkish Governments, Including *r.onomlc and financial questions. B.O.W.
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    JAPANESE DENY APOLOGY
    59 3 JAPANESE DENY APOLOGY Shanghai. Nov. If). THE Japanese naval spok^mnn M-m« Mr Butler's .statement m the C<».«mon.s that the JapaJH'.se authorit'/ have anoloßlsed for the detention of the ere j o the Imperial Airways plane Dardanus -uid reiterates Japan's contention that the plane was flyinp: within 15 milea nf the
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    DEATH
    28 4 KLEINMAN: Bertha, dearhr belovci wife ol i) H Klelnman, at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Sunday. Nov. 19. .in her 42nd year. Laid to rest Sunday night.
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    MAHARAJA APPEALS TO RAJPUTS AND DOGRAS
    361 4 Political Differences Should Bo Postponed r |'Mi. Mai an •ol i and I I appeal > his subjects in an deth< g ■<! t-. hi- brother Rajputs throughout India India, he declares, must stand shoulder to shoulder with England ii 1 this emergency. The
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF BICYCLE
    199 4 ALLEGED THEFT OF BICYCLE Singapore, Saturday. JBRAHIM bin Mohamed Noor who is at present serving s term of rigorous imprisonment in the local prisons was produced this morning in the Second Police Court I)* lore Mr. C. H. Koh to answer a charge of theft of a bicycle valued ai
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    CHINESE PICTURE AT THE CAPITOL
    230 4 I C^cvj£U<oJL_ I BTO] d on a famous nal A- tale Is the theme of the Chinese Mm, >The Moon and the Spirit which com:ed at the Capitol with a midni how ..tmdaY. and lour shOWS i> re are thrills and exciting moment, and for
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    First Anniversary
    113 4 First Anniversary Singapore, Sunday. fIiHK Friendly Companion Associa- tion (Pheng Yew Sia) celebrated their first anniversary at its clubhouse on Saturday and Sunday, No? 11 and 12. About 200 members and guests were present at a dinner on Saturday night, while on Sunday refreshment* were lavishly .served. Representatives of the
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    43 4 H«'Hin. Not. 18— Three more < Mcns, two of whom were police ofli een, uer:- shot by the Germans today, according to Prague dispatch t-i the German official news agency. The dispatch added that the men were rxeeutex! because of attacks on Orman citizens.
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    Committee Meeting Of Y.W.C.A.
    173 4 Committee Meeting Of Y.W.C.A. J»HE monthiy nv, t committ the v v. on Frida n ved from Mcsdami Loh Poor, Up c N s k Adanu and H M i with regret tl i vva> received. I f Ls hopi Dutch woman will bo abli a member ol tee. From
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    JAPANESE CYCLIST HURT
    36 4 JAPANESE CYCLIST HURT Singapore. Sui Shortly after two o'clo .tternoon a Japanese cyclist accident with a Kuala Lumpur c the junction of Middle K d and Bencoolen Street. He 10-st and was removed to the ambulance.
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    Malay Fined $30 For Not Declaring Currency
    141 4 Singapore, Saturday lIAJI Sakawi bin Abdul Manan claimed trial this morning in $4 Criminal District Court before Mr. J. L. McFall, on two >-hAi'?m under the Emergency Powers (Defence) Act. In the first instance, he was chargW with attempting to take out of
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    SIX-YEAR-OLD GIRL IN WELL
    127 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. MR. J. (I. ItAPPOPORT, the Malfl laeea Coroner, held an inquiry to-day into the death of a six-fear-old Malay girl, Puteh binte Bud in. Leman bin Ahmat, the grand, father of the deceased, said that on Oct. 20 on his
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    26 4 Copenhagen, Nov. 18.— A woman |«:is been sentenced to nine months' imprisonment for listening to a forn«n broadcast, according to the Berlin t.^respondent of the Politiken.
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    DEATH OF MRS. D. H. KLEINMAN
    62 4 THE many friends of Mr. D H 1 man. who is well-known li circles especially tennis, will lea regret of the death of Mr- K which took place at the Genei pital yesterday evening. She an inmate for two wn The burial took plac
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    PASSENGERS' STORIES IN STRDHANA INQUIRY
    1739 5 I Minefield Not Marked" On Ship's Chart Singapore, Sal unlay. «P1 IKING U I BoWier, I must say that the behaviour, dis,,d effort! to save life by Captain Kairburn and the vessel were magnificent, *tated I.t. 01. Hiser DawMNl, during his evidence at the resumed
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    JAVA NEWSPAPERS REFLECT DUTCH OPINION
    503 6 DISTRUSTOF PEOPLES OF NEUTRAL COUNTRIES PrEWSPAPER 1. igapore.aecu toi ding war 1 tritiah •> be inten m< d in Dutch view by the newspapers of Sourabayt, the gmeai cora:id naval base of adingnev ipap r t Java art and interpretative rmthej in parti an in
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    B.M.B.C. TALK ON THE NAVAL SITUATION
    118 6 B.M.B.C. TALK ON THE NAVAL SITUATION Stagapon s k SECOND tali rt Commander B. M d,,,,,, s H- K ll rhe l Na^ ii sit™' uill be broach ist M K.M.B.C M Moiidi at j p This talk will teal uith [L I boat war and *v Nm and will
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    Youth On Housebreak Charge
    149 6 Singapore Saturday, SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD (.oh Yew Tuan appeared befoi Fletcher -Cooke to-day on of house-breaking: by night by entering a building; in Robinxui Road late yesterday evening. After the charge had been explaine to ike accused, inspector i A fl outlined the alleged facts of thi It
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    Do you feel On Top Of The World ?
    730 7 Do you feel On Top Of The World A practical article for those who, without feeling ill, do not feel reafly well. fl of the fad that we live in such a hygiene-enlightened m too i any of us function beis obviously something about this. Being as well >s we
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    For Our Women Readers
    54 7 inm nest and yet BDOSt of ailments i mia Id o taken n ha v. ut c U ls either caused by— or in time cause an orgai»i" comdi/ziness. indigestion, headaches, aCtackJS of •ring sensations of hu fter meals together with M, are all signs i
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, November 20, 1939. THE U-BOAT PROBLEM
    303 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, November 20, 1939. THE U-BOAT PROBLEM I( ERVATIVE estimates place i German U-boat losses since the grinning of the war at about ■I of the total then available -••in'. The number totally o ed or badly damaged ia probablj -fir, iv but the Admiralty ha eason to
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    COMMENT ON ALLIES COMPLETE UNITY
    907 8 GREAT ASSET IN CONDUCT OF WAR London, Nov. 1 I T ttainment of complete Anglo-French co-ordination in the spl joint war activities receives approving notice in the Sunday nap» The Sunday Times comments that co-operation in such matt Will help to determine th< v. ult
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    Allies Pool Economic Resources
    112 8 Lond.m No?, l\ rpilK Allied plan for poolini tl A .'(•<• 11 mm tmtmn I which announced la>t ttlfffat, trill out by six executive commit it. was Announced that will deal with avlatloi war materials, food, ihipp mic warfare. The committees' function will r.<j: merely be
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    POLISH JEWS IN DESPERATE PLIGHT
    157 8 POLISH JEWS IN DESPERATE PLIGHT I i Copenhagen N 18. THE desperate plight ol Jews in Jewish reservations in Germanoccupied Poland is described b Berlin correspondent of the Politiken. Jews are kept in huge camp surrounded by barbed wire and to do forced labour for twelve li daily with only
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    26 8 Melbourne. Nov. 18.— An 'r.ilin ii spending £6,000,000 sterling Bion during the current quarter on v fence measures, Mr. Menries tl(1(1 deputation of unemployed to (lav.
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    Home and Foreign Newsreel
    82 9 Home and Foreign Newsreel ii»>ve: Mr. K. li. Cast v. the Australian delegate to the imperial war con iwl tattoM in Leaden, being greeted i» Mr. Anthony Eden, the Domini n> Secretary, and the Kt. Hon. S. M Brine. Australian High TiWltliionri, ,,n his arrival. Mr. Caaej h aid to
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    THE FACE OF BERLIN
    52 9 Right: This picture, taken as a typical Berlin crowd ga- N > ci propaganda bureau to bear relay lli s p ech, betrays something of the taardwhich war means lo the ordinary (Jerman. The ure is remarkable.fr instance, for the tenseness which shows on almost every
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    FRENCH PRIME MINISTER VISITS THE FRONT
    32 9 FRENCH PRIME MINISTER VISITS THE FRONT Left: M. Fdouard Daladier, the Iren h Premier, shaking haiuK with ait officer commanding a fortified sector, daring a visit to the Western Froafc Planet News
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    Sabotage At The Skoda Arms Works
    243 11 London. Nov. l& \JOR£ reportl fIWM WmmX in Czechosknakui and rt'N<,it> i n parts "I r |'(»hiii(l UUWpifd l>> (.irmany \\uw reached I.(mdon. After yesterday*! round-up erf Cieek itudenti in i cecuted nine students, and placed 130 under im ad closed ech Univ< reity
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    Nazi Spies Arrested In Turkey
    78 11 Nazi Spies Arrested In Turkey Ix>ndon, Nov. 18. [I i- announced that Turkey is nj; another mission to Lonto discuss maftten of common including trade and finance. n leave Turkey on 111 be headed by the he Turkish Minisn Affairs. report from Turkey to-ciay arrest of eigh: Germans who Istanbul
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    Air Raid On Chungking
    46 11 Nov. 18. rmw i u a had tO-nighl ::-raid I jftpaiM it fcirts imander-ti ade nch c binue until all tU ci but he added th.it the Japane.se would 1 1 pit vent turd and i >upplk.s from ieachin<» the concession.— Reuter
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    29 12 hemum 'i r tlu^ The brid floweied blu< and •rock worn with tne wha'c white i ft -1 S v m-Wl to u> brSe a m i.uy
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    17 12 ll.' A tr i I from 'the British Air Mi •forth American Aviation c This dupii< Reuter
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    WOMEN'S BADMINTON SEMI-FINALS
    114 13 Sn interesiiai bidhatatwi wnu witnessed this nioiriini: in th Han I'*' Hmll, Clerical Vnimk f when the u<»m«'ii's d<»ul)lrs s<mi-final> playci i irsnit of to-(i.i\'s gnaw, Miss, I ill a n Tan and Smik I in, ni the .Merridalr It P will i,,,»t Misses Hilda S<helk;s and
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    SINGAPORE'S RUNAWAY VICTORY AT SEREMBAN
    313 13 SINGAPORE'S RUNAWAY VICTOR Y AT SEREMBAN POTTER PLAYS GREAT CAME (From Our Own Reporter) Bcretnban, Satuidaj A* IKK W«ni Um visit.,,s Ma U|) t<, half-time, Ncgit-Mataeai wJSzrazz ln i>oints ti% an irK<>ais) <o s (:i The hNM side wore without the Malay Regiment players with haUiT/, li< (ira lam H
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    Army Wins Malaya Cup Game By One Point
    601 13 Army Wins Malaya Cup Game By One Point \,mv 7 pts. R.N. K.A.F. ti pis. LATE (Imp goal by Pass R.^e the Army a one-point victory l<>the R.N. R.A.F., in a stirring Malaya Cup fixture played on tIM Idang yesterday. Final scores were Army 7 points (a try and a
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    TUTOR WINS NOV. H'CAP
    34 13 London. Nov. 18. RESULTS of the Manchester races < November handicap) wen Tutor (9 2) 1 Wayward Miss (100J6) .2 Beinndearg 3 Twenty-tour ran. Won by four I engths. head Reuter
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    R.S.G.C. ANNUAL REPORT
    350 13 R.S.G.C. ANNUAL REPORT Till: report of (he CominitOe of th«* |{ov;ii Singapore G#lf club. f«>r the war ended Sept. >o, to i>«* pi« ■gated at the annual general Meeting to Uv held on Nov. nat t p. m readi as follows, niter alia: Maintenance work <>n the Club How has
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      25 13 Tide Table TO-DAY [ieh Water: B <>* a.m. 7.4 ft. 4 46 p.m. 7.2 ft. TO-MORROW ieh Water: 6.10 a.m. 7.5 ft 6.15 p.m. 7.0 ft.
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      48 13 Sports Diary TODAY SOCKET 1 Police vi Y.M C A Y T C.A.; Police 2nd v.s. Ralll* College 2nd, College; Col h C vs. I2tn Brigade 11 c^ Parrer Park Coll 1 v.s in dian a isociaUon, Parrer P TENNIS B C.E C and y M c.a tournamentt.
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    SINGAPORE ASIATICS SCORE RUNAWAY WIN
    453 14 NECRI ALL BLUES ROUTED 21-0 Singapore isiatici 21 eta. Stgri Sembilan Nil JN mi-final of the "AM Blues" Rugby Cup game played at f^rrer Part day, the Sinfaaon Asiatics, praeat cupholders, bwt the Wegri-Sembilan All Bluea bj 21 points (thwe petit, b Denaltv and a
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    APPLICATIONS FOR AFFILIATION TO S.A.F.A.
    99 14 APPLICATIONS FOR AFFILIATION TO S.A.F.A. APPLICATIONS are invited from association^ clubs Mf institutions uju.ihfiewl icamding to the laws ef amateur football) for affiliation to the Singapore Amateur Football Assm iation for the year 1946. in accordance with th#" rul.s and bye-la u> of the Association. Applications for affiliation or or
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    PERAK BEAT SELANGOR 10—9
    82 14 'From Our Own Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. A single point cost Selangor their chances o! an "All Blues" cup final when they met Perak this evening a Kuala Lumpur. Perak won by ten points .<T.WO «ouLs» to nine (goal, drop goal). Perak led 5—9 at half
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    CLERICAL UNION WIN
    143 14 CLERICAL UNION WIN Singapore, Saturday. TV a friendly j, r ame of hockey (flayed this afternoon at the Clerical Union, the Clerical] Union beat Clarke's Rangers by five goals to I two. in a kron'y contested first half, the [Union were ahead of the visitors by (three coals to mi.
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    Selangor Beat Malacca At Hockey
    43 14 It From Our Own Reporter) Malacca. Sunday. •OELANGOR beat Malacca by two goals u to nil at hockey in an interstate fixture played at Malacca to-day. Sheik Mimsoor scored in the first naif and Tajuddin in the second.
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    Cold Storage Beat Tai Tonp Works
    102 14 Cold Storage Beat Tai Tonp Works Singa]><!' THE Singapore C<>l<l 1 theTai Tong Rubber minton Team by five gai j n the Singapore Badmint tion Commercial Housr played at the Haw-Par H. Union this afternoon. Re.sult> were as follows Cold Storage Co players first):— Singles: N* Hcng Nam beat T«
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    GORDON RICHARDS AGAIN CHAMPION
    85 14 London N 18. LORD Ro-sebery. owner of winner Blue Peter, headed* thi winning owners for the 1939 flat season witn a total of £38.464 Lord Dwas geeond with £22.275, and Lord Glane. !y was third with £19.187. "jack Jarvfe was the winning trainer with 219 tfterYtng.
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    Indians Rout Army Officers
    538 14 Indian Association 5; Indian Army Officers 1. AF the eleven officers who were selected to play hockey for the I» Army Officers against the Indian Association at Balestier pl* m yesterday, only seven turned up. Playing with four substitute the team were trounced to a tune
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      184 14 PUBLIC NOTICES THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE Malo Europeans of British nationality in Singapore are reminded that to-day. Nov 20. is the date allotted lor registration, under the Registration Ordinance, for persons wh ee surnames begin with MC-MY Penfena who tall within the category MC-MI nrp asked fco register between 9 a.m.
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    Home Soccer & Rugger
    278 15 Home Soccer Rugger London. Nov. IS. LoWING are the results of English and Scottish association football played 10-da> )TT ISB WKSTKRN. o, Rangers 1. irnock U Hamilton 2. Queen o South 1. Albion 1. Queen's Park 0. Morton 1. MIDLAND. Itield United 2. Doncaster 1 i. Chesterfield 4. irimsby 1
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    ENGLAND WINS BY GIFT GOAL
    173 15 !Wrexham. Nov. 18. \n thousand people saw is-Lnd beat Wales o—l at asUon lu.tball tw-day in aid of Ketl Cf*M Fund. vu gin vxhioition of brilliant ball, the tive goaLs coming tin twelve minute* in the sei half, tie) eoni twice for Wales. Torn Jones
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    SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    93 15 Results of Saturday's races: Race I:— VALSCOURT S6B and $17 Dewberry S7 Orator Sl2 Race 2:— TEMPIE 536 and Sll Le TouquPt >1«) Hercules $11 Race 3:— DANGER ZONE $11 and $6 Majors S8 Stormy Night S8 Race 4;— DISTINGUISHED 537 and $11 Sunny Charm $1? Thanks
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    Johore Trounce The S.C.C.
    310 15 Johore Trou nce The S.C.C. Despite Being One Man Short In Rugger Game fEVnm Hur ~\wn Pnrroi:nnnHont i U IUJ11 WU1 *-^WI_ VylSl HOJ./ISI-UI lit/ Johore Bahru, Saturday. pLAYING a man short throughout the game, Johore defeated the S.C.C. by 23 points (tour goals and one try) to 3 points
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      121 15 MEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD. lfJ4 Incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f.40.030.000,Reserve Fund 10,500,00,London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Brandies: Holland:—Rotterdam, The Hague, and 64 branches and sub-branches at smaller places. Netherlands East Indies:—Bata via, Sou*
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    STOP PRESS
    109 16 GERMAN SHELLS FALL IN SWITZERLAND Berne. Nov. 1!). TWO German shelLs fell in Basle yesterday. One badly injured two people, the other failed to explode. Several shells also burst in the neighbourhood. Nobody was hurt but material damage was done. —Renter. GERMANY WORRIED Ankara. Nov. 18. ALLEGED to
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    CANADA'S OVERSEAS FORCE
    108 16 CANADA'S OVERSEAS FORCE lulnii. N 4( ORDING to in <HUi i m.iiutt r of thr < .tn.idi.m B< Uv« MM Iff l<»| it- «MI Ills H'ilHH HOIU a 10.000-milr insptctt— «"H- ti t (mm twrvMi division st.itui lhal it was hardl> P 1.l- to im.uine blfh« qiilil^ ul MffMMMI. Jhrv
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    Cruisers Beat Off German
    106 16 .penhagen, Nov. 19 A graphic account of the batti- few i tu mU ■> w Berlgen, between four British cruis ten German bombers, was told by the captain of the steamer Disco, according to the National Tidende. The Disco was seven miles away when the bombers
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    More British Troops For France
    42 16 I THi gha, who i.s with tumary Force In rrespondent thai troops will be sent tu Prai added that the progn already made ha.> beei Oru In, he expi [01 the French army whl in the world
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    German Planes Over Holland
    92 16 German Planes Over Holland Amsterdam. Xov. IS. pOVERNMENT have sent a prota to Germany following m instances of alleged violation of Netherlands neutrality bj flying beats. In the firs; case a Dutch cl on the German flying boat land. The German replied m before making ine, whicl damaged, subsequently enc
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    WORLD ECONOMIC WAR, SAYS DUCE
    68 16 London. N I SIGNOR MUSSOLINI, speak n said that although the war I military point of view had i to the whole of Europe, from an point of view it was becoming a v<<xm He further stated that all sections! the people had their place
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    TIENTSIN BLOCKADE TO CONTINUE
    68 16 TIENTSIN BLOCKADE TO CONTINUE Tientsin, N<>. 19 ir THE Tientsin blockade will coi until a satisfactory solutioiV. pending questions Is achieved a« ed General Homma. command! Japanese troops In Tientsin, in m terview this morning- u He added that the blockade snu have ended three months ago Anglo-Japanese negotiations wei
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    NAZI AIR RAID IN N. E. SCOTLAND
    32 16 Loi The air raid wamll on the north-oust coast oi •> this morning Th e a ll sounded shortly afterwards ,vd. The pla ng very hi
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