Morning Tribune, 2 December 1939

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    3 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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    10 1 v ,,l i— No. ->->K. SL\(;APORE, SATIKDAV. December 2. 1939.
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    "NO SURRENDER" SAY FINNS
    919 1 New Govt Formed For Negotiations What Soviets Demanded In Ultimatum London, Dec. 1. Finnish Legation m London declares that there is no question of Finland "surrendering." The Government has htvn reshuffled and give 1 a broader basis. Negotiations will be resumed with the Soviet if possible.
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    Soviets Gun Fleeing Refugees
    305 1 Soviets Gun Fleeing Refugees London, Dec. 1. two more bombing rmMi on Bel- lingfon were Carried out Uiis afternoon, and il is reported thai foui Soviet pianos were shot down. The first raid was ju.st after mid ?hen .six Russian planes dropped about a dozen bombs < n ihe working
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    BRITAIN CALLS UP QUARTER MILLION MORE
    95 1 I t London, Dec 1. HI I >s up to the age of 23 are now to be (ailed up for military I J Koyai proclamation makes ■ah!,- for serviie all male British ■ul).i»cts who by to-day reached the "f 80 but not that
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    IVILISATION'S NEW LOW LEVEL
    32 1 IVILISATION'S NEW LOW LEVEL I San Francisco. Dec 1 er described the >n of Finland as marking rala of butchery of Gong's led that with this attack, ruck a new low It-
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    Roosevelt States Views
    166 1 Roosevelt States Views Washington, Ore 1 IN formal statomnt read ftj I nrt.ss conference to day. iv dent H(»osfveii ieekurei that Soviet Kn^^ki's invasion of I inland WM I profound ■heck la the I'nitni States, and jeopardised the right*, of mankind to srlf-Rovernment. ah peace-loving peoples would mously condemn this
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      24 1 Jf ON OTHER PACES lumbers Over Helsinki „M !i• llllirci i nionism Shipping 5; I v pmf< ii ii i ii Wai Kffurt 16
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      83 1 <^ SUGGESTIONS .WV FOR XMAS (H BOX CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. K^ Dubarry Lavender or Ban d* < logne m unique b x the lid ol 'w£ which Ls m the forni of a bakellte 1> ash-tray with art cr-tal fifH» V decoration. Pr^e $IJS T$ The new Dubarry Perfume "He;«r i^V.
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    TRADING WITH ENEMY
    63 2 London. Dec. 1. IjNDEI: Board of Trade order, 109 U additions are made to the original order directing 278 firms carrying on n foreign countries to be deems under the trading with the act Si:-: deletions are mad Praden md shipowners having denlI with a person barred
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    RUSSIA WANTS A RED GOVT.
    192 2 i London, Dec. 1. ANLW development m the Russian propaganda to-day is an apparent attempt to foster a rebel Communi Government m Finland. The Moscow wireless says that a Finnish New Peoples Government has been up on the Karelian Isthmus which the Russian claim to
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    BOMB HITS HOSPITAL
    70 2 Helsinki, Doc. 1. The Famish fleet has left heiv. The port of Hange was bombed three times to-day by Soviet planes. Viborjj Is reported m flames. A hospital near Viborg was bit by a bomb Aabo was shelled by the Soviet, fleet, and several hundred shells wer^
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    46 2 The Overseas League tobacco fund has received a welcome gift of two s cases of cigarettes from Turkey, with 1 a promise of more if desired. The gift 2 may be called a national one, for m Turkey tobacco manufacture is a state monopoly J Reuter
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    MR. PETER FRASER
    37 2 London, Dec. 1: Mr. Peter Fraser deputy Premier of New Zealand, who v shortly returning home after the Enipin talks, was received m audience by th« KiiiK at Buckingham Palace thi.s morning.- 8.0. W.
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    300 Bombers Over Helsinki Many Dead
    71 2 300 Bombers Over Helsinki Many Dead 4COMMMG U m ll!iril n repoit. aboiij •vrr Helsinki tcrd The number of cdly lai In one part > I buriea under the ruin which they sought pro i Known how many mii\. The daughter of tb tei M. Brkko, age 17, been baclly
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    SOVIETS MACHINE-GUN MOTORISTS
    229 2 SOVIETS MACHINE-GUN MOTORISTS Osl SOVIET planes to-di I samo, F i i;i a i. ci's onlj pert, but no damage I ted. highway leading to P lan frontier and a mail van ai machine-gunm Bovlet submarines Pettj Fjord, pn tl Wp fl proceeding to N Dec The development In th<
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    TRIAL OF DR. BENE
    31 2 The German wirele Di. Benes will be tried sen Us, on charge of fi ment and co-operation u^ l ish capitalists. The trial will probe Prague.- Reuter
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      224 2 Keep Fit all the Time If the stress of life is wearing you out, robbing you of mental vigour, physical energy if yoj 2re ageing prematurely and you fee! that youth gone for ever start taking Phyllosan tablets to-day Every inch of yo.jr body benefits when you take Phyllosan tablets
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    RUSSIA CONDEMNED: PRESS COMMENT
    589 3 RUSSIA CONDEMNED: PRESS COMMENT I 1. I I ,1! Ol I [tfl f:!« ndB. i '.and. ti thll m" ible outrage, must m Liona of rid, but. I chia gallant \eop]<- In Halt ir where they rue roach«Me by any great ept tWti repr- yei 4 of It seems incredible
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    No Unrest In Samoa
    216 3 No Unrest In Samoa IT ha> pro-Nazi German md for mtern- > have i.SUJJ! to tin* d off successfully vice both From Bu moans, have been n Bam< administered by Neu Zea and unoV I. a Mir of Nations manda hr often oi service have not t> epted -British Wir^ess
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    Supervisee Discharged
    66 3 I Singapore, Friday Lam Chi Seng, a 20-year old Cantonese police supervisee, who was yesterday charged with failing to report himself to the Central Police Station for the month of October, was this I afternoon discharged by Mi. C. H Koh. the third magistrate, on being informed by
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    Advantages Of Allies' Economic Co-operation
    208 3 London, Dec. 1. Mages of Anglo-French economic co-ordination m respect applies are being examined by expert writers m the press. Iing of transport, for exited out that French be supplied from the Idli east, whfc Britain's to a greater extent North and South Antein more
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    THE RETREAT
    29 3 and drums of the lordon Highlanders will the sec. Pad; follow he pro- Vittori 1 Kit four; march the trath pey Stum- -loncl Ml- Loud: march Caber
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    India's War Effort
    88 3 London, D<<\ i Tin; ability of India to plaj i even -i t. part hi this war ill n ihe i pi i ri b) sir Muhammed Zafrullah Khan, > ntativt ol India I Hi. Empire talks, to-d j In the b d In >■>>■< I d
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      224 3 TRADEBARGAINS KOR SALK BARGAINS! Read this page of Special Trade Bargains appearing m the Mornnm Tribune every Saturday. You will find what you are looking tor ana SAVE MONEY. optical" Whatever your optical requirement! NAxN-SIN has exactly what you *ant plus cHiciency and economy. Ring up 03G3 for a convenient
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    COLONIAL SECRETARY ON TRADE UNIONISM
    517 4 NEW LEGISLATION IN PROSPECT Singapore, Fncu innouncement that Government would welcome tin* establishent of combinations of workmen under the leadership ol i ible and law-abiding citizen* for the genuine purpose! of ting and promoting their legitimate Interests, was made l >v Sir <Ut Small, Colonial
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    Ball-Rolling Game Cases
    92 4 Singapore, Friday. ALTHOUGH the ball-rolling game has been ruled v game of chance, and banned m amusement parks, there are still a number of pie who think that it is lejral for them t< play the game m private jiouses and coffee-shops. Four raids conducted yesterday resulted
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    Disorderly Conduct
    49 4 Singapore Fridaw-Chi. lie roadway to aett!« their nrievances, a Chinese couple. Lim Ttlian Boy 33» ana his wife Tan Ah Check <30' were this morning lined $1 each m the Third Poi nit when they pleaded guilty to orderly conduct by fighting m Ne'«on i rday morntn?.
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    MALAYA AND CHINA'S WAR OF RESISTANCE
    587 4 FAIR m aid of the China Relief Fund is being held at the Happy World on the first three nights of this month. An interesting feature is the exhibition of hundreds of pictures, with explanations m both English and Chinese, showing the all-important YunnanBurma
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    Two Registry Weddings
    91 4 Sing rVO mariiages took noon m the Si rvf i" Mr Conrad <>: t^tii, riage Registrar. Th m V* Leonn Edward Gcoi < son of v and Mrs Leonard Oeorg< GumbtaS Portsmouth. and Eleanor Myra Rule. The bridegroom is an Architects and Civil Engineerin V ed to
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    Attempted Suicide
    84 4 Singapore. Friday THAI' at the time of the offence hen m diincult circumstances, and nil discouraged thai he decidi o to end hi •life, was the explanatioi byU Choon Hiang, a middle- 1 when he pleaded guilty before M c H. Koh m the Third Folice Co. charge
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    $300 FOR SERVICES DANCE
    68 4 Singapore. Fiid^ At a brid-e party held at the rd enc? of Sir Percy MeElwaine. $300 1 collected for the next services Which will be held on Dec. Drill Hal. SVC. Lady McElwaine and Mrs. Tongue are members of the Committee oM Services Dance organisers. ar«^
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      60 4 POLAROID_ See how this new scien- 1 tific light control stops ifiPr I reflected glare and pro- J^SS^^f tects your eyes as no other sun glass can pro- \v Irct them. Perfect eve N^ eemforl for tennis, driving or any out. door sport. Puice S(>.oo. Beware of imitations. THOMPSON OPTICAL
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    SENTENCE OF DEATH TO STAND
    129 5 Miiuapmr. Friday. Till ipjMi 9i Malavandi. a 1 .imil coolie who was .Hitrnced to death at the xrii.cmber assizes for the murder of a compatriot, uas di>missed it came up for hearing this mornintf m the l,i h Coafl "efore Sir Percy MrElwaine < hief
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    'Mean Trick," Says Judge
    88 5 Singapore. Friday. LIM Ouev Sioiig. alias Lak Kiat, who .idav afternoon plead(l l guilt] I) fore Mr. J. L. McFall. the Singapore Criminal Judge on charges that on Nov. 15, at 2. Ban Street, he attempted to alter six straits Settlement! i«ar»er-cenf coins to s,\w them
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    82 VESSELS ARMED IN SINGAPORE DOCKYARDS
    472 5 Vital Unit In Empire Defence Singapore, Friday. rpHE importance erf the S.H.B. dockyard i ntial cog m the wheels of Imperial Defence 1 I ed by Mr. H. K. Rodger*, chairman of the B aid. m address to-day at the opening of the new
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    Hawkers Duped By Pseudo-Policemen
    410 5 Singapore, Friday. PHE story of how a number of hawkers had been preyed upon by two men. Chua Boon Choon, and an unknown Malay, both posing as plain clothes policemen, and how when the hawkers realised they duped, they chased the two deceivers and eventually arrested
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    RENT COLLECTOR CHARGED
    94 5 Singapore, Friday. Sinnapu Ponniah, a 27 year-old«£ng-lish-speaking rent-collecto.- of Sembawa I ite, this morning claimed trial before Mr. C. H. Koh m the Third Police Court to a charge of criminal breach of trust a^; a servant m respect of $90 entrusted to him m the month
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    DEFENCE OPENS IN CHEATING CHARGES
    1113 6 on Fi V MfPU i. ..hi;,! 1 X-,:,, Ayteier Elliott defence, prhich opened TUng Chye, tlw ftwi m Ul mtile I'.ank. Sißgapore, lof tin Minting to denied the alfegattoni. The case wl |ury, ed to :oj cludi A .1 Hrst <•< mpleted his >n. i
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    BRIDE WfJo FLEW TO SINGAPORE
    302 6 BRIDE WfJo FLEW TO SINGAPORE McNeill -Ward Hughes Wedding II'HFN Miss \:,nn W popular We t An »iil fl>w to Singapore I'int; to Mr. \V»Hiaiu H which tui»k piaee at M Fn- hytt -riaii Cbwch jrt i1 .y sent her weddini dres« her father, (apt tin .1 W He brought
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    Choose Your Hat To Match Your Face
    872 7 M>K OIK VVOMJN K| \I>1 1:2ft at is a ticklish pi \g a matter caHlnß deliberation- that is, if „'th. usly as For, pmjxTiy cho crowning glory to your ensemb Conversely, t 1 it may entirely the smartest outfit. di that home Of
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      PERPETUAL THREAT
      267 8 .AND another im ion. of all If iv m defem c of Rusn it is clear t<> th< world i fnion is preyinj r neighbour and cannot, c, evade tlif responsibility I erioration of Russo-Finnish n ms and the resultant worsenthe world situation. litical unrest throughout the ran
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    Franco-Japan Trade Talks
    100 8 1 Tokyo, Nov. 30. |N view of impossibility of ful'y apply- inu tlic present provisional trade agreement, which was concluded between Japan and Fiance m June this year, to the current trade relations between both countries, because of restrictions on exports and imports by France following the
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    COEBBELS ON TOUR
    34 8 London, Doc. 1. According to the German wireless Dr. Goebbols, Minister of Propaganda, who is making a tour 0| Inspection through Pomerauia, the former Polish Corridor, has arrived at Blomberg.- Reuter
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    CRUCIAL BATTLE IN CHINA WAR BREWING
    131 8 FORCES MASSING IN KWANCSI Chungking, Dec. 1. WHAT will probably be the mosl severe, as well as the most •irial, battle m the p JincKFapanese war will he it m the near future m the hills of Kwangsi Pruvu:accordingto well informed ol servers here.
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    Japanese Opposition To Allied Policy
    114 8 Japanese Opposition To Allied Policy Tokyo. Doc. 1. D. hal trs( are demandi that be taken by the Oovv tnmenl In Ith the Allied decision to und Shimbun' Japani c Government linst Britl d French shipping should jap.. hipping 01 Oerexport rd Japanese vessels be seized by the British or
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    CENSORSHIP RESTRICTIONS RELAXED
    48 8 CENSORSHIP RESTRICTIONS RELAXED Hongkong D 1 AN important relax llUlM llllf restri. I totegiapti ami irlfdes! comniinuations is announrtd I the authovitios hw\ as ln» it laic ih.it from D*c 1 certain coda emu Im w ed ta tritm ipii and trirdcfla conußunications In and from Honi;kouu.- Reuter
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    Finnish Cabinet Reconstruction
    134 8 Reported Ultimatum From Moscow Helsinki, Dec. I. ACCORDING to an unconfirmed report, the Soviet has an ultimatum to Finland that unless she accedes to all th Soviet demands by °> p.m. to-day the country will be devastate Parliament, which met at 8 p.m. yesterday, was still sitting
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    FRENCH TRIBUTE
    35 8 Loi: THE French Admiralty 1. i eel to the British Ad 11 tribute to the Rawalpindi feat of arms conforr. the traditions of Navy The Admiralty has replied .v.titude for t! age.- Reuter
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    JAPANESE MAKE NEW CURRENCY MOVE
    55 8 Tokyo. P< THE Ministry of Finance armour^ I that from to-day Japans A™ notes will be the so^e Japanese <• m circulation m Central China yen notes of the Bvnk of Japan and yen deposits m Central China wiw^ registered as equivalent amount u» Japanese
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    LONDON SALUTES THE DEAD
    105 9 The King's Wreath Right: Comiinifff Campbell, one D f thr Kinf*l Kquirri.-v itNiuti the wreath at the Cenotaph m homafC to the dead of the hist war. I nofficial Below: lh«- ICCBC taken at the (enoiaph m Whitehall. when erowdl observed the silent homage to the
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    U-BOAT SUNK
    150 10 U-BOAT SUNK Pa: 1 L\ni iMLiiif^ eommaniqac reptrti the usual activity I i \llied patrols "One «>t our tarpedo-botti successful^ Attacked an one. inariiu Keuter. Lond The British steamer U>kr -lulled for 2 J 2 hours by aI" urst into flam? s and sai Spanish coast on Saturday ni tlyrd
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      351 10 PAVILION 3-15 6-15 9-15 TO-DAY Till; SAINT m MI\I>OV JJP' J^^^ GEORGE i£,#l R M iHb SANDERS •c ALLY V A^ ADV i i I I i Rti S i BOM |V > uoKI D L-| pp y MO lIS lII\ l» I WORLD o*%* ro mi I I owl
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    FINNS PUTTING UP STRONG RESISTANCE
    778 11 London, Dec. 1 rpHE I mni>h radi.i announces j I hat the Finnish I'on.vs iui\«repelled the invadi-rs at PMi point-. Where the Ku.vii.rH have succeeded m gainful .1 foothold I t'u- -tht-r advance ha- >>*»-v prevented* Near the Karelian Is'.nmas id tanks uere destroyed. Forty
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    SCANDINAVIAN STATES IN DANGER
    108 11 London, Dec. 1. A PROPHECY that by next Spring Russia will be m possession of the whole of Scandinavia was made by Lieut. Von Rintelen, intelligence officer of the German naval staff m the last war, speaking m Lon- don yesterday. He said he was at
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    Dornier Plane Downed
    86 11 <I<m). Dec. 1. IT is official!) announced two British aircraft overtool apd down a German Dorni< plane on X<>\. 29 ovep \.>rth A Norwegian ship ]<-.m ,ir< f :•«-w of the Dornier. The Dornier was .shot down by two British patrol aiicraft A* the crew of four
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO STEAL BRASS
    76 11 Singapore. Ptlda] TWO youths, Neo Ah R (13) B 1 Neo Chia Goo (13' claimed ti this morning m the second police court before Mr Conrad Oldham, charge that they at 2.50 p.m. ye'sUef- mpted to commit theft ol two bundles ef brass valued at
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    CHARGE EXPLAINED
    56 11 Singapore. Friday —A charpe o' members of the c ■•nal Emancipatio: iard o an unlawful society. r .v.. explained to three Chine* Un Lee Un Hui. and Gob Ah I the Third Police Court, before Mr C K. Koh. The c. p tponed •ion. bail m the sum
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    WATCHMAN WHO STOLE BOUND OVER
    179 12 Breach Of Trust Charge PI I hiam. a red to i j° b t r d behaviour ol iths m on( $100 tlu> Third Police Court Accused w m a ricksha coming out of Tan in>o ali.V. where he was worki: tia suspicious, the i
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    FAVOURITES SHOULD Selections SCORE AT K.L. TO-DAY
    879 13 Many Racing Doubles (By "Trespasser") pAVOUBITES should be to the fore to-day when thr final day's f the SelangOl Winter Meeting an run M Kuala Lumpur. pa t five horses, namely, Princess Prim, Resistance, Emily Dignus, Spring Girl and Glamour to score doubles.
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      34 13 SPOUTS IMAKV TO-DA1 HOCKEY: Singapore vs. Malacca, B.C.C C.S.C. vs. Netherlands S.C.. C.S.C. RUGGER: 'Malaya Cup" Penang v Perak. Ipoh: Whites vs. Colours. S.C.C. TURF: Selangor Winter meeting, K.L. BADMINTON: Commercial Houses Final, c.u.
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      104 13 (By 'Trespasser") i: 1 G| \M(M K Rosalie Race SPRING < 1 1< I I 111 lat K.i. m W RTORLD Wail A Hit mm H N I INGOR II Inez Race Rl IU1 am i Work And Play Race I: PRINGR8I pki.m Laj off Race 7: i .Mil v
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    R.E.'S DECISIVE HOCKEY VICTORY OVER THE S.R.C.
    412 14 Fast Game On R.E. (Cbangi) 7j SR( li PROVING to their opp m all departments, the W.V hangi, yesterday defeated the S.R.C. by seven goals to one m ;i hockey game played on the padang. TI played a grand game vi their combination,
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    GOALLESS HOCKEY
    40 14 In a game that did not start until ten minutes to six, due 'o the late arrival of the Collegians, 'he Indian As.sociation played a goalless draw with the Raffics College m a heckey match at Balestier yesterday
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    SINGAPORE BILLIARDS
    23 14 A council meeting of the Singapore Billiards Association will be held on Monday, at 5.30 p.m. at No. 1-A, Kirk Terrace.
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    To-day's Inter-State Hockey
    122 14 To-day's Inter-State Hockey SINGAPORE will meet Malac key to-day on the S < and the foßowttlg are the .^ides: SIN(i.\PORF Ytee Cheok Wai R h Barth. S«t Shores L.S. Ri li. Cronta, P. K. Baskaran Ro«s. N Sullivan. Arokia S Oulam Nabi. C. Rodrlßiies. MALACCA: Wee Thiam I j Skadian.
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    A.P.C.'s Hockey Win
    33 14 Singapore, I riday. In an Interesting gamp of played at Tanglin between an I eleven and a representation from thi Asiatic Petroleum Company, thi {emerged winners by the ocu three
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    CEYLONESE OVERRUN THE Y.M.C.A.
    459 14 OS.C 8; V.M.I.A <>■ SHOWING frresistoftle form, the Ceylonese Sports Club registei tho Mirgest victory m major hockey this season, when they trounced the V.M.C.A. toa tune of eight goals to nil m a fast g? at tht'ir ground yisterday. Th? fm-t that they won by
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      22 15 V ik. Nov. 30. pj R B S. Steady 19 3 4 20 ard h 19 191-» ,nr Quiet
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      FOREIGN EXCHANCE
      44 15 London. Friday. r T London on Paris 176.00 i London on Amsterdam 7.52 r London on Shanghai 4 15 16 London on Hongkong Is. 3 1 32 d London on Japan Is. 19 32d London on New York 402.00 to 404.00 UnchangeJ
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      PRODUCE
      62 15 I ■i\cU)i\. Friday. lalay) m buiK m Sept. S'ment Not given ra 'Straits FMS) ■.■mber S'ment £11.0.0 Sellers i Flour (Sarawak i tnber S'ment. 19 9 Seller., a, Sped Pearl, Quality i Singapore) ember S'ment. 32- Sellers Pepper -FAQ' White k Spot S'ment. 6 Sellers I AQ i Black
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      BULLION MARKET
      12 15 London. Friday. 23 5 a 1 Fine, per oz. £8.8.0
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      80 15 London, Friday. 66Rubber 27 6 Electric 75 1 4 ■viiemical Industries 30 G bacco 116 3 -Dutch 27 9 n Pacific 6 3 4 m Tm 4 7 Rubber PI. In. Trust 32 ld > Lingg \U\U 24 9 Southern Kintas 16 I 17 3 Londi 3
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      LONDON RUBBER
      37 15 London. Friday. Market Tone Easy U^ 8 b llNs < Ist Forwardi Jan. ll M c b ll'-os •2nd' Forward) Jan ***** b ll J os 3rd Forward) A June ni 4 b Il 3 «s
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    Tin Quota 100 p. c.
    80 15 THt: liil<Tii.itH nil Tin Commit", t«. ii.i\ fi\<.| tj K quota loi th. Qxsi i|ij.i'Ur oi i iu al 100 pri cent. •»t tbc itandard ton. > The quota for thr present quarter u-as Mimsyivtiv raised trom (>u to to 70, and on No\ 1
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    MUAR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION'S MEETING
    91 15 MUAR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION'S MEETING (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Thursday. THE general meeting of the Muar Hockey Association, was held at th£ Hospital Club yesterday afternoon and Dr. W.G. Evans presided. The meet /*v;u tailed to arrange matches with Malacca. Seremban. Batu Pahat, Segamat. Kluang and Johore Bahru. The following
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    FOOTBALL TEAM
    34 15 The following will represent the Malay Youngsters Elevei. the Tanionn Rhu lootball i m Sunday at Far[rer Park:— Jafltor. Ahmad Kupay, Ahmad Panjang, Hi.ir.id. Puteh, Ali. Abdul Rahman. Baboo. Ahmad. Ibrahim and
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    TAMIL B. P. SOCCER
    58 15 icr, the Tami: Brotherhood Parr with the BoyaJ Air Force H.Q. XI by 3-3 at Fane; Park yesterc A team to represent tthe Tamil Bro rhood Part- le Chinese Spoi Parrer Park on Sunday following —Chelliah. Somoo, Maniam. Ra jaloo, Muthu, Sintha, P py, Govinda. Ka.thira.son.
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    WESTERN FRONT
    36 15 The communique states:— Artillery fire during the night. Yesterday evening we repulsed an enemy raid.—Rev Gen. Braurhitsch, cumrr.andt chief of the Germr-.n an. rhe Western front on the upper Rhl ,r-ct the troops there.
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    Colts Beat The S.C.R.C.
    199 15 I N .til r\cnlv t— lldled gfeM «»l hockey played ye*«trnl;i> ;it ll«»nLim Green New Brid; i: ..ni. the Singapore < OMI n*»« k«- < iui> «i l»'.«t»<l the s K( h\ Urn ..iil n h.i.H w died m Urn gSBK. The winners put up a
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    78 15 Til: 111* nfm- I and Apr)] T A Kan Hang Fan i otT Dd K\ir\\ i \malgamated I buyen at 8 H Improvi .dity b. In hunt* i: i tileli buslni i, Aimed. 4.s vi itakak, $1 12' Tukangs, $1.50 for Indraj 37.. iflu B< f» Br
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    ASTON A. C.
    15 15 the Astcii Athletic CIUO tl)e club l);incc will 5 W p m.
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      112 15 NEDERLANDSCHt HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD. \flL li^corporated m the Netherlands. i Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f. 40. 030.000,Reierve Fund 10,50 C,00- Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland:- -Rotterdam. The Hague, and 54 brmicrK.s and sub-branches at smaller ph>
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    MR. MacDONALD ON COLONIES' WAR EFFORT
    449 16 id i i 1 I ma for th»(id he did not :.!iicnt should mon cJ iely de- ibility to other gOferiU ]0M I <*«i|n ration uilh IIM Ini.'h md Dominion (,<t\ n inncnts drill. iiulrd thai am |ici'f im should In* mad<- »ml\ aftrr
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    32 16 The Secretary for Foreign Affairs lord Halifax) t;ave a luncheon parly on Thursday m honour of His ExcelI lency Monsieur Numan Menemencioglu, i Secretary General of the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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    Explosive Factory Fire
    42 16 I T HK If] 1 .mall -rred this moinini >r v a result 1p are m hospital MitferinK from bu: The l; »t by the fact' tire brigade. Little damage was can Employment win not be interfered with, w
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    Finnish Ship Mined
    99 16 i London, Dec. 1. THE Finnish iff ■■Mr. Mercator, 4,260 tons, was mined off the Scottish coast this morning, and sunk m six minutes. One of the crew was tropped below deck and probably killed The crew L T ct away m two boats and later landed
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    GALES DOWN 4 NAZI PLANES
    57 16 Berlin, Dec 1. This morning, the German communique admits that four Nazi flying boats had to land In the North Sea during a j violent gale. The communique states that the crews were rescued, but gives no indication as to the fate of the planes
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    GERMANY WARNS ARGENTINE
    32 16 j Buenos Aires, Dec. 1. Germany has warned Argentina Inst allowing Argentine ships to enter the war zone, and refuses to accept responsibility if the warning Is ignored Reuter.
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    MEXICAN OIL CASE JUDGMENT
    110 16 MEXICAN OIL CASE JUDGMENT Mcx „c PRONOUNCING partial judgmt the Mexican oil expropriation case Senor Jase Cruchelo, presiding jutW clearly showed that he will find subs, tantially against foreign petroleum com panics when he passes final judgment This finding will be coni aai that of Judge ALsian who recently sud
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    Death Ot Highlander
    67 16 Singapore i THE death took place to-daj General Hospital of Private Rlchan Henry Milne of the 2nd B;r Gordon Highlanders. The funeral which took place at th Biddadari Cemetery was attended wit full military honours. The Militai Chaplain officiated at the service Wreaths were received from the
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    DALADIER MAKES A TELLING REPLY
    78 16 London. Dec. 1. THE cordial references to British c< operation m the French Premier speech before the Chamber yesterdl have been read with pleasure here. It is noted that M. Daladier made telling reply to German efforts to divic the Allies by disparagement of Britis
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    FINLAND'S MAIN LINE OF DEFENCE
    142 16 1 London, Dec. 1. piXLAXD'S main bulwark of defence against invasion from the east is her remarkable "Maginot Line," called the Mannerheim Line after the country's famous Field Marshal Mannerheim. H< nature has helped Finn engineers to form a line of extraordW strength. Endless (evergreen
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    35 16 Prof. V. E. Hendershot, MA., of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, will give' a public lecture to-day at 5.30 p.m. at 5, Penang Road, his subject being "Can i We Communicate with the Dead?" 4
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    GERMAN ENVOY SEES CIANO
    26 16 Berlin Dec. I. Count Ciano received the Gernrui Ambassador Herr Mackensen to-day. according to a Rome dispatch to the German news agency.-Keuter.
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    CEYLON'S £4,500 FOR RED CROSS
    27 16 CEYLON'S £4,500 FOR RED CROSS London, Dec. Ceylon has contributed nearly to the British Red Cross Society an< John Ambulance Association. £3.750 has beben raised by the
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