Malaya Tribune, 29 September 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL. XXVI- -No. 232. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Friday, September 29, 1939 The Malaya Tribune 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1939 FIVE CENTS
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    REICH-SOVIET AGREEMENT EXPECTED TO-DAY
    686 1 Possible Joint Action In The Baltic And Balkans GERMANY LEAVES GULF OF FINLAND TO THE RUSSIANS Rumour Of A New League Of Nations Reuter. AGREEMENT between Russia and Germany is expected to be reached to-day, af'er which Herr Yon Ribbentrop, the Nazi Foreign Minister, will immediately
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    VATICAN DENIES PEACE ACTIVITY
    35 1 Reuter. A Vatican City, Sept 29 denial is issued here to German re ports that the Vatican is mak'n- a parallel peace move with other powers in Paris and London.—Reuter f
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    RUMANIA READY
    43 1 Reuter. Bucharest, Sept. 29. JT is learned that further Rumanian troops are being sent to Bessarabia. Ihe former Russian province in Kasu ni Rumania, h is also learned that a section of the additional classes of reservists are being called up.—Reuter.
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    U.S. Arms For Britain And France
    75 1 Reuter. Washington, Sept. 29. T" E Senate Foreign Relations ommittec has approved the "cash and carry" ise of the Neutrality Bill mttnio the sale of arms to belligerents. Ihe oinmittee voted 16 to 7 approval, after a three-hour session.— Reut er if Congress confirms
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    FALL OF CHANGSHA IMMINENT
    264 1 Poh. Shanghai, Sept. t9. r .Japanese drive southward to r Changsha is meeting with only !tp>t resistance. The Chinese apparently withdrawing and not expected to defend the city, '►n ipaticn will probably be very p<. <»ful. similai to that of Hankow hn October. -Hunan Provincial Government
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    MORE RED AIRMEN ARRIVE IN CHINA
    38 1 Chun: r king, Sept. 29. T batch of Soviet air volunhave arrived :n China. The not disclosed. Anxiety with tf > the likelihood of a Russos rapprochment has been allay--Bln Chjs* jit Poh.
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    31 1 Reuter. r n Q London, JSept. 28. J Switzerland, certain foodstuffs will from the beginning of No- d;. f r These are sugar, rice and protfr of wheat, barley and fat.—Reu-
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    ESTHONIA GRANTS BASES TO RUSSIA
    348 1 Soviet Control Of Gulf Of Finland Reuter AGREEMENT between Esthonia and Soviet Russia for the Soviet use of the two islands off the Esthonian coast, near the mouth of the Gulf of Finland, for naval and air bases, is reported from Riga. Alarm is still
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    15 DEAD IN MUNITIONS EXPLOSION
    90 1 Reuter London, Sept. 28. THE Ministry of Supply announced to-day that an explosion occurred in one of the northern explosives factories. As far m can be ascertained 15 lives were lost, and four persons were injured. The damage sustained will n ot seriously interfere with
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    FRENCH ATTACK IN MOSELLE REGION
    221 1 Reuter. Paris, Sept. 29. FRENCH comnoiuqiN. sißivs: A load attack by our troops in the distiia cast of Muselle has developed favourably. We have made some prisoners.**—Reuter, London, Sept. 2M. I AST night's French communique about operations on the Western Front says that a local
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    BRITISH AIR BOMBERS FOR RUMANIA
    59 1 Reuter. r t Londor Sept. 2». JW Lilian Legation in London aJL A rmy Nay v and Air lor reservists living in Britain ii call it he office of the Rumanian military i&cne. *I( f 8 official circles in Lond( 14 Blenheim bombers were rece
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    BELGIAN PREPARATION
    24 1 Reuter. Brussels, Sept. 29.—Certain units ot port supply belonging to Belgian Lroops now in camp will be called up on Oct I—Reuter.
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    AUSTRIAN WOMEN REVOLT
    112 1 Reuter. Londcn> Sept. 29. "WOMEN of Austria are disgusted with ;he Nazi regime," says a German Freedom Station broadcast. "In one province of Austria they have openly revolted, shouting 'throw out the Nazi from Austria' Police were ordered to intervene hut when they saw the poor, starving,
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    £20,000 Necklace For War Fund
    48 1 Reuter. London. Sept. 29. THE Lord Mayor's appeal for the Red Cross St. John Fund for sick and wounded has increased to over £200.000, and jewellery donated is expected to yirld a large sum. A diamond necklace given anonymously was insured for 120,000.—Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    119 1 Reuter. Ch waking, Sept. 29. nJTRAFFIC on ihe rattwa) runaiaf from Hanoi, in Iwdo CM—, to Kunming, capita! of Yunnan Province, has be:ai suspended since Sept. 26 as a residt of heavy rains. Since the occupation of Canton a year ago this railway has been running to full
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    COMMONS WELCOMES BANK RATE REDUCTION
    531 2 Budget Debate Continued Sept. 1 debate wag resumed in the House of Commote, vhen satisfaction was expressed in all quarters at the reduction of the bank rah' A further reduction to two par cent. i s strongly urged. Tne hop- is expressed thai the jg-ilt-odjred
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    Will Maintain Credit Abroad
    154 2 Anil Illicit;^! Reuter London. Sept. 28. BRITAIN'S war clearly demonstrates the country's determination to smash llitK i i>ni at any cost, is the view of th* Press. At the same several newspapers notably Tne Tones, criticise features of Sir John Simon's work The limes dwells on
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    Closer Contact Between Press & Govt.
    282 2 Closer Contact Between Press Govt. Reuter. London. Sept. !8. I X a statement about the Ministry of Information to-day. the Prime Minister announced that a review is now being made of the arrangements for the distribution of new>. including questions of direct contact between the Press and« Government l>epartments. Mr
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    INDIAN'S GIFT TO UGANDA
    57 2 British Official Wireless. A London, Sept. 29. iifrl y of Information bulletin Colonel JS* news nas cached the minenf 1 ?P c c frCm that a proS J? 05 Indian resident of teai Jamal Kamani. has ment a i fee to the Governmanv r F **yen
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    German Casualty List
    50 2 Reuter. Paris Sept 2Q r- in the phVw. "7 (je rman newspapers names of local m* t w who1e P a S es of ting in Poiani m n kin °d in the figh■Soii messaue tr'n ac cortii, >g to a Paris ter. Ee ,rom Amsterdam. Rcu-
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    Britain And Credit Guarantees
    90 2 British Official Wireless. London. Sept. 29. THE Sccretaiy ior Overseas Trade said in a Commons answer that generally speak ing the export credit ••.uarantee department was prepared to continue existing aiTangeinents for giving guarantees for sterling payments and transfers in respect of exports from the U.K.
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    NO PRESSURE ON POLAND BY BRITAIN
    106 2 British Wireless. London, Sfpt. 29. MUCH play has been made recently on khe German and Russian wireless with I an interview alleged to have been given by Marshal Smigly-Ryd? to a Rumanian priest. The marshal is supposed to have I said he wished to
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    PLANES IN INDIA
    44 2 Reuter. I Delhi* Sept 23. No aeroplane! registered in India arc now allowed to leave the country, and no aircraft even if re<zist:red in Ir.d'a may leav t < for places which the Government of India may notify as being prohibited —Reuter.
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    MORE U-BOAT PRISONERS IN ENGLAND
    44 2 Reuter. London. Sept 28. MORE German U-boat prisoners arrived in England to-day. They were taken to internment camps Most ol them wore civilian clothes, although a few still had naval trousers. They carried their personal belongings in cardboard boxes—Reuter.
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    WARSAW EXPLAINS DEFEAT
    236 2 Reuter. London, Sept. 29. A COMMUNIQUE issued by the defence commander of Warsaw says that the moral of the city's inhabitants is still unshaken and that the military defenders are steadfast in their duty. It announces that negotiations for the capitulation, on conditio «s, of Warsaw and
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    Nazis Still Deny Foreign Investments
    228 2 Reuter. Beilin, Sept. 29. HERB BOEHMER. chief of the foreign Pi ess Department of the Propaganda Ministry, has appealed to forenrn press correspond cntv in Berlin to assist in disproving Mr. Knickf I beaker's alligations of Nasi leader*' Investments abroad, kerr Bochmei quoted three telegram:
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    Flying Boat Returns
    23 2 Reuter. London, Sept. 29.—The British flying boat forced down in Icelandic waters three days ago has returned to England -Reuter.
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    Princely Gift From India
    73 2 Reuter. S'.m'a. Sspl 29. (PROMINENT among 22 specific war contributions by Indian Princes is that o' Jam Seheo. of Nawanagar. wh Ii addition to offering his personal services, expresses Mi Intention cf placing j nuallj at the disposal of the Viceroy I ten per cent, ofl
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    Another Nazi Lie
    46 2 Reuter. London. Sept. 29. —Inquiries in official circles in London show tnat the Germa i wireless ieport that four bombs have been dropped by British bombers on the Belgian side of the ili lgi Gormen frontier is entirely d. V'id of foundation .--Reuter.
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    THE FRENCH NAVY IN ACTION
    82 2 Reuter. Paris. Sept. 2ft, GENERAL indication of the aelivities of the French avy j s given in a semi-official statement which says: "In clog* operation with the British Naval forces, our vessels have tontrftittj to sweeping German maritime commerce off the seas and have a*,
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    Air Inquiry FLYING BOAT MIGHT HAVE BROKEN PAROLE
    97 2 British Wireless. London, Sept. 29. THE Air Ministry authorise a statement that the flying boat which was forced down in Icelandic waters on Tuesday has returned. A service enquiry will he held regard this incident is seen as the personnel are available.
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    FORMER CHINA OFFICIAL'S DEATH
    26 2 Reuter. London. Sept. 29. The death is announced of Mr. L W.C. Lnrden former chief architect to the Chinese Posts and Customs—Reuter.
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    R.A.F. Pilots From New Zealand
    140 2 British Wireless. London. S< at IT has been announced that N l3nd is makine a special i supply the R.A.F. with trai:. :j and other flying personnel, tribution is supplementary to wha c is already doing, for there j i at sent in the U.K..
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    BRITAIN WELL PREPARED FOR LENGTHY WAR
    116 2 British Wireless. London. Sept. 28 REPLYING in the House of Lords criticism of ihe new Ministry i Supply, Lord Chatfield. the Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence, affh his belief that "we can perfectly n fairly claim—and it will be shown we have never
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    COLD PRICE
    47 2 London. Sept. 29 The official puce of I rnained at lfcBs. per fine ounce throughout the past week. The spot quotation of bar silver nas also remained iinchanged all week at 23d To-day's return eiiculaucn fell a further W/ 2 million 13 £541.833.476.--British Official Wireless
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    Tobacco For Troops
    60 2 Reuter London. Sept. 28 A TOBACCO Fund for troops which WW conducted by the Overseas League I last war. nas been revived by the Leas' with the authority i i the War Office ana the Air Ministry. The League announces that every souling sent to the Overseas
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    Bremen In Red Harbour
    38 2 Reuter Copenhagen, Sept. 29.—Seamen arrfr/ ing at the Swedish pert of Limhama» an Esthonian ship state they sawn* German liner Bremen lying In harbou at Murmansk, north Russia, acconnw to the newspaper Exirnbladet Renter
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    WARSHIPS SUPERIOR TO AIR RAIDERS
    245 2 Reuter London, Sept. 28. ALTHOUGH the German aircraft attack on the British squadron in the North Sea was obviously a minor affair, naval critics are much interested in this first taste of the much-discussed relative powers of the battleship and the aeroplane. Paris Sent. 29.
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    Former Hongkong Lady Drowned
    48 3 INFORMATION has been received in Manila that Mrs. Walter Marsh-n former* M v Aids Itekovitch, of drowned ;>-> c;.-,,-. xlonScenUy. W m San re. J^Xr^ her husband, who! nnilT whmfi S oCOny oil Company to I A« Hongkong! I Hongkong in 1933 ny offlce to
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    CABLE MESSAGES IN CODE
    80 3 THI censorship authorities t no ™t* v, ial ns Sro next, Oct. 2, the use of the foUowini m ™rs« al codes will be authorised «r received rciulcy's Second Phrase 3; ntley s Complete A C c. Sixth Sdition J l on a V** l Edition.
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    ST. JOHN'S AMBULANCE INSPECTION
    95 3 H fi:c Gover nor. sir shen- t,,;;;?'!'; G.C.M.G., ob c., and U Tftomaa have consented to c Brigade on Monday, October 3D P.m. at th e Jalan Besar Sta- A n lrtfn? C v n Nursin Divisions parade at lull strength at 5 p.ir and members
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    POLICE BAND
    38 3 band of the Straits Settlements play to-day at Katomr Pa'k 8.30 p.m. under the direction of Chapman. Bandmaster: March Comrades" Tcike; overture arella" Fucik: selection "'Second Sullivan" Sullivan: selection "The Priml; valse medley "Golden Valse' Winter.
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    NO ENLISTMENT FOR COLONIAL OFFICERS
    715 3 NEEDED IN THEIR PRESENT POSTS T dcs r( of individuals must clearly be subordinate to general interests, -states a telegram from the Secretary of Sta*e to His Excellency the Governor on the subject of Colonial Service Officers and service with His Majesty's forces. During the
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    Said To Have Carried A Dagger
    76 3 Singapore, Thin ITUSSEIN bin Kassan, youth, JO, claimed trial this mornine fore Mr J. L McFall. the Smaim Cri minal District Judge on oh rge of going armed with a daggVr Arab Street without a permit from ch§el Police Officer m Chief Court inspector
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    Last Hours Of Warsaw Defence
    142 3 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. A V, VID picture of the last hours* of the defence of wai.saw Riven in a telegram received by official Polish circles in London The tvlcgram, from the Warsaw Command, reporting on the events of Sept. 27, says "During last night
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    60 3 Singapore, Thursday —Tan Chai untitled a.young Chinese who was convicted In the Third Police Court on the charge of I attempted theft of a bicycle bell, was to-day fined $10. in default one week's imprisonment by Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke Accuseds father pleaded for leniency on behalf of his son.
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    PROOF OF NAZI BOMBING OF OPEN TOWNS
    136 3 London. Sept. 28. DEPLYIXG i n the House of Commons j■» to questions as to whether a statement could be made regardim: the bombiu» of the Polish town of Krzemiemiee by German aircraft on Sept. 15 and the action of the diplomatic corps
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    Embargo Vitiates U.S. Neutrality
    174 3 Reuter. New York, Sept. 28. A RICA canßO< remain neutral 80 k»8 as the Arms Embargo Act remains on the Statute Hooks/ declared Senator Pittmau chairman of Ihe Foreign Affairs Committee, j„ B radio address Mr. Pittman ~aid: "Wo enacted -ne 'r,w ch'efiy foi the purpose
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    Million Germans On West Front
    100 3 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. A RLPOK r from a neutral jo-ir n nalist who has just visited the Sicyfrird line by permission of the German authorities states that the towns of Sanrbrucken and Zwei. brucken have been completely evacuated of their civilian population, and that
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    FRANCE DEFENDS BRITAIN
    92 3 Reuter. Paris. Sept. 28. j j|N official statement issued here today refutes the Nazi attempts to I blame Great Britain for refusing Italian I mediation during the last days before j the outbreak of the war. The German; have issued a white I bo:k on the crisis,
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    GERMAN CLAIM DENIED
    39 3 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. It is understood that there is no truth whatever in the claim made to-day b/ the German wireless that German warplanes have successfully attacked a British cruiser in the Firth of Forth.—Router.
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    "COURAGEOUS" ECHO
    47 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs L. C. Groucutt. whoss son was reported to be in the aircraftcarrier Courageous, have received a ecble to the effect that he is safe Mr. Groucutt was for many yean mnnayer of Batu Estate, sentul.
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    'FIVE CAME BACK' AT THE CAPITOL
    211 4 Last Night's First Night FIVE Came Back.' the RKO-RadiO production at the Capitol, is not what you would call light entertainment. If, however, you like your cinema fare to be grim and forceful, and there are many who do. the picture was specially made
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    Woodstock Drive Murder Trial Continued
    549 4 Singapore, Thursday HTHAT the deceased received the sum of $114 from a "tontine" of which he was a member on the night prior to his murder was stated at the continued trial of Tng Ban Yick who stands charged Mt the Assizes with the murder
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    RADIO APPEAL
    37 4 An appeal Is being broadcast by Mr Ching Ke? Sun. J P.. from the 8.M.8.C .station at 5 p.m. to-day The appeal, to be broadcast in Cantonese, is for St. Nicholas' Home for the Blind.
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    RUBBER CASE DEFENCE
    182 4 Singapore, Thursday. FE defence in the case in which Aik Hoe and Co., Ltd., wellknown rubber dealers, are alleged to have stocked about 3.000 piculs of rubber, valued at between $40,000 and $80,000, in excess of the I amounts shown m the ledgers of I the Controller
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    WENT ARMED IS ALLEGATION
    70 4 Singapore. Thursday. \LLEGED to have gone armed in uubi'.c. Chan Fook (33» and Ng I Cheok «35. two Cantonese, were thus morning produced before Mr. Conrad I Oldham, in the Second Police Court. I Accused were arrested in a cofTeshop In Oeylanj Road on the night
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    178 4 Johore Volunteers (To the Editor of The Malayo J Sir—Kindly allow me space to the formation of a Non-Malay V< I Corps in the State of Johore. Recently through the energeti< of one of the leading members i Chinese community in Johore Bah application was submitted
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    The Patriotic Fund
    100 4 iTo the Editor of The Malaya Tlib Sir,—All inhabitants of Malaya ara very willing to contribute as much a* they can afford to th? Patriotic Func Ii is to be hoped, however, that tivj organisers will bear in mind the enhanced cost of necessities, which particularly affects
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    Wartime Allowances
    224 4 'To the Editor of The Malaya Trft Sir. —For thp pas) few wtcfa much ul--tercst has been centred upon the profiteering problem, and now the Govern ment is to be commended for its action in introducing the Rent Control 3i I The wage-earners are most grateful the taken.
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    30 4 Reuter. untitled Sept. untitled A British submarine and a British military aeroplane wen to tne ie*i of an Italian commercial down off Malta. The pa**ng< and machine were all saved.-Reuter.
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    A.A.M. Award Certificates For Motor Repairers
    267 5 (From Om Own Reporter) UNCEASINGLY vigilant in Kuala Lu n PU''> Thursday. U and in the fuf herlnce lnte eSts of its »s*« ot Ma.aya has inaugurated a Automobile Association petency to mechanics and c ecWcUT Celtificates 01 c m motor repair trade, having
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    Domestic Occurence DEATH.
    82 5 A ncng Ch °on < Madam Tan Geak vged 5 away peacefully ?<Uq A™ 2? the 29: h Saptembet 1939. at No. 19, Clemenceau Avenue leaving surviving her 5 E. Faar. Kee. E-. Toon Hee, E. &ip Hee, E. Chan He 3 and E. Yam Hee, 3
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    SOVIET ENVOY TO BULGARIA
    59 5 Reuter. THE Bulgarian Government has a°reed to the appointment of a new Soviet Mmister to Sofia. This post has been vacant for a lon* time. The new minister is to be the 35-year-cld Russian diplomat, M. A I Larentiv.— Reuter. London, Sept. 28: T he German
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    Ship's Officer Bound Over
    150 5 Singapore, Thursday. REMARKING that he was taking into consideration that it was accused's first offence and that he had undertaken to refund the sum involved, Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke to-day ordered William Ernest Kirkland. a 34-year old English mercantile marine officer, who was charged with cheating,
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    War News In Brief
    191 7 London, Sept 2« Dunn- yesterday and last night, R AF aircraft carried out further reconnais ances into Germany and on the Western" lront, and in spite of opposition, brought c. London, Sept 28 Sunday next. Netherlands militaryi an< naval will have^ew 55*?:. ¥*LF® be a orange
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    114 7 Singapore, Thursday nn at midday was ***** 8 unchanged the price of rubber at four o'clock is Spot cents. October December cents. January March 32» 4 cents .arket steady. Dull conditions prevailed in both tin and rubber share sections of the narket to-day and only a very
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    155 7 hers can be relieved r >f much xiety where children's health is ccnrned by keeping Baby's Own Tablets iiandy and administering a dose at TrL* s signs of health disorders. A British medical child-s, eciali.-./s ription, these tablets have a m id tive
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    RUBBER PARITIES CLOSER
    387 7 5r..,.,™ Singapore, Thursday. TANTON Nelson Co., Ltd in their weekly review on the ruboer market state: Out of the general confusion and uncertainty there emerges at least one clear certainty. The Allies' command of the world trade routes remains I almost unimpaired, and seem* likely within a
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    DR. FRENCH OLIVER
    32 7 Dr. French Oliver will sneak at th* hS"^?, Ha]l Bft o'clock M and also at the service on Sunday evening at six o'clock T latter service will be bioadcast
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    BUDGET REFLECTIONS
    593 8 gRITAIN is determined to win the war at any cost— but not at unnecessary cost. That is the first impression gained from the Chancellors emergency Budget proposals. Though hardship will inevitably be imposed, it is highly desirable to finance the struggle by taxation to the utmost limit possible,
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    STRATEGY OF FRENCH COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
    255 8 INITIATIVE RESTS WITH THE ALLIES No Hasty Onslaught London, sept. 28. Despite the apparent slowness of the allies in taking action, military critics emphasise that gen. camelin has in no way lost the initiative. It is recalled that in the last war, weeks, even months of
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    RUMANIA PERTURBED
    106 8 Reuter. Bucharest. Sept. 29. Rumania is openly perturbed by the Soviet.German operations in Poland and the talks proceeding in Moscow. The country however is cheerful and confident that Russia's desire to stop Germany's drive eastwards will preserve Rumania's neutrality. The Rumanian army is much better equipped than in
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    THETIS VICTIMS & DEATH DUTIES
    128 8 THETIS VICTIMS DEATH DUTIES Reuter. London, Sept. 23. RELATIVES of the men who lost their lives in the Thetis are to find no lolief from death duties. This decision was announced by the Lord Commissioners of the Treasury, who stated they were unable to depart from their decision. The circumstances
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    A CZECH CRY
    59 8 Reuter. Paris, Sept. 28. Hie Czech Minister in Faris, who was also Foreign Minister of the provisional Czechoslovak Government, declared: "We Czechs and Slovaks stand together with the Poles. The occupation cf Poland and Czechoslovakia may momentarily eclipse our liberty, but we are united. We have the
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    SUBMARINE MENACE SUBDUED
    136 8 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. JN less than a month, t he submarine menace to British shipping has been largely overcome. The Royal Navy has driven enemy submarines from the seas near the coasts of Hri. tain on which shipping lines converge, and now the submarines have to
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    31 8 Reuter. London, Sept. untitled The Holland-Amerika Un< ed to lay up th e liner Nieuw Air as it would be unprofitable to keop her in commission under the presi cumstances. —Reuter.
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    MOSCOW TALKS KEEP THE WHOLE WORLD GUESSING
    494 9 New Deal In Baltic And Balkans UMtASINESS OF SMALLER STATES Reuter. The tai k< v London Se P L 28 -in Moscol Herr R,bbemr °P M m Moscow were resumed this afternoon Last mghts conversations lasted until the hours over 'StateS concerning influence
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    POLISH ARMS EXPERTS FOR ENGLAND
    65 9 Reuter. n r /p Bucharest, Sept. 28. N vtRA L high Polish officials are leaving for England. no n g tnem are several arms ex pert nope to be absorbed in the British 1 -"'mtions industry. Ed 4 0 000 Polish soldiers who cross«rith S
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    Sunspots Again Take A Hand
    69 9 London, Sept. 29. ALL the transmitters of the British Broadcasting Corporation were out of operation for as long a spell as a quarter of an hour last night in transmission No. 4. In apologising to all listeners for the break in the programme, the 8.8.C.
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    Ark Royal Undamaged
    34 9 Reuter. London. Sept. 2S. DEUTER is informed that the aircraft carrier. Ark Royal, is safe and sound at her allotted station. German sugge tions that she has been damaged art untrue.—Renter.
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    DEFENDERS OF MODLIN SURRENDER TO NAZIS
    91 9 London, Sept. 28. JHE German official communique this morning says that another Polish point of resistance has yielded. It is explained that the commander of the fortress of Modlin, 15 miles northwest of Warsaw, has now offered to surrender. The German High Command a
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    Food & Fuel Resources In Britain
    130 9 Food Fuel Resources In Britain Reuter. London, Sept. 28. F N (he House of Lords this afternoon, Lord Fortescue said he hoped Government would shortly make a statement on substitutes for petrol, such as gas, for transport purposes. Government was fully alive, he said, io thf* necessity of adopting other
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    KEEPING ALLIES OUT OF THE DARDANELLES
    119 9 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. TIIKKE arc rumours that Germany and Russia are trying to persuade Turkey not to allow al!'ed shipping to pass through the Darj danelles. A Danish newspaper correspondent in I Berlin reports a plan for a great bloc of states including
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    33 9 Reuter. Ottawa, Sept. 28. The agreement between the United States and Canada for the purchase by j the United States of 1.200.000 ounces of silver has been renewed for one month, j Reuter.
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    MANY THOUSANDS OF NEW PILOTS
    118 9 London, Sept. 28. THE c( mmandant of one of the new 1 training wings Of the R.A.F.. designed to give ;i continuous supply of pilots and other personal, commenting "o the present recruits, that nothing could equal them, and many thousands more already on the
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    Another Soviet Ship Holed By A Submarine
    99 9 Reuter. Londondon, Sejt. 28. MOSCOW radio announced to-day j' 1 that early this morning an unknown submarine attacked the Soviet Reamer. Pioneer. The ship w as beached and her crew rescued by a Soy et warship. The Attack is said to have taken
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    CREDITABLE VICTORY FOR POLICE ELEVEN
    478 10 THRILLING MATCH WITH S.C.C. HOCKEY I Police 1 S.C.C 1 |N a thrilling hockey game, productive of a very high standard of stickwork—especially on the part of the winners—the Police beat the S.C.C. by four goals to one on the padang yesterday. The Police were
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    Good Win For Girls' Sports Club
    330 10 6.51 2; Y.W.C.A 0. SHOWING fine stiekw rk and passing excellent judgment, the Girls' Sports tub registered a convincing victor; r the Y.W.C.A. at hockey on th< C S.C. ground yesterday. They won twc obtaining a goal in each hall thi l WB*a B
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    Resumption Of Home Racing
    44 10 Reuter. London, Sept. 28. HRHE Racing Calendar officially announces that meetings will be resumed at Newmarket on Oct. IS and 19 and Nov. 1 and 2. The Cambridgeshire will be run on Oct. IS and the Cesarewitch on Nov. 2.—Reuter.
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    SPORTS DIARY
    65 10 TO-DAY Soccer: S.A.F A. Cup —Police vs. S C.F.A. ii. ow» dium; Reserve a^n^-R^B Reserves vs. R AF. Reserve., Seletar. Kugbv: SCC B- vs. RE. B. r Pa sCC BCBC. YMC A. T€nn SRC and Tanghn Club tournaments. Boxing- At Happy WorW. Police 2nd XI vs. R A
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    R.A.F. BEATEN AT WATER POLO
    52 10 The YM C A. Juniors proved too R ood for the R.A.F. when they met at water polo yesterday tt£ V.M C A pool, winning b> h\e goais winners' scorer* were Chan Suay BahlsLKwUc San York and Wong Sat Lm. Finlay obtained the Airmen s
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    To-Day's Meetings Of S'pore Hockey Association
    322 10 THE annual general meeting of the Singapore Hockey Association will be held at the S.C.C. to-day immediately after the extraordinary meeting which has been fixed to take place at 6.30 p.m. At the extraordinary meeting a new of rules compihd by the Rules Revi»n
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    Race Programme For To-Morrow
    871 10 T>l-LOW is the fult programme for the first day's races 13 Selangor Turf Club's Autumn Meeting to be run at Lumpur to-morrow: HORSES Class 2-Div. 1-5V 2 Furlongs n SUNNY CHARM 9.00 Dr. Chong Tak Nam oORUGAN 8.12 Mr. Ong Huck Lim B p HARLOWE 811
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    S.C.R.C. Tennis Results
    384 11 r OWING are the results of ties r played yesterday in the s cSB n tennis tournament-— Handicap Doubles: Low Kee Chop Teck Soon beat Wong Thea n Teck on Eng Keat (—l2) 6—2 i Goh and C.Y. Koh (-1) beat LmV Pow and Tan Puay Choo.
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    Publishers Sustain 5-1 Defeat
    255 11 Div. 2A Soccer R. A. (B. Mati) 5; Publishers L DISPLAYING all-round superiority, the Royal Artillery (Blakan Mati) beat the Publishers s—l in a Division 2A soccer fixture played at the Stadium yesterday. I The Publishers gave a poor display. Their only goal, which was scored
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    Scratchings For To-morrow
    100 11 Race I—Horses CI. 3, Div. 5, 6 F— Hacksaw (all engagements), Drummer Boy, Numero Treize. Rate 2_lforses CL 3. Div. 4, 6 F. Nil. Race 3— Horses CI. 3, Div. 3, 6 F.— Merry Widow, Monte Video. Race 4—Horses CI. 2, 9 F.—Westenra. Race s—Hermea Ci. 3,
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    TO-NIGHT'S BOXING
    85 11 BOXING followers will have good value for money in to-night's programme at the Happy World Stadium. Five excellent bouts have been arranged, and some hard punching is promised. The fights are:— Slogger Chiang vs. Baby Chocolate (six lounds). Al Rodrigues vs. Buddy Anon (six rounds). M. Dass vs.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    33 11 In the final of the Sir Gecrge Trimmer Challenge Cup (Ladles) competition at the Keppel Golf Club Mrs. A. A B Menzies beat Mrs. E. A. Elder 5 and 3
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      151 12 Geld leaf Tea ten neither expert knowledge nzr inexpert opinion. N tain? Is gained by he I drinking a tea. T ne more ycu kn w about a good Tea--the mere you ought i > knew, to you car. the better sOare ycur Knovlcv-e with others of Ibc i.'iest:n able
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      701 12 mobo YDC 15.15 Mc s (19.8 m.) -w-> 1/01' 12.20 p.m. Lunch Concert. 1.10 News I _m_ _rl*_w _T lc /H tC\ and weather report. 1.22 Matinee con- m—m 111 vJCjV 3 l>ClvllV/ m i cert. 2.10 News and weather report. 2.20 g CJose down. 4.50 Time signal. Opening Programme
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      109 13 —__2__lE_( I I jf Il B eO' sT II ANNOUNCEMENT Owing to conditions beyond our control, we regret the difficulty experienced by the M (numerous consumers o I "BLUE CROSS" Milk in securing supplies through their regular dealers. ii i I 1 This temporary condition will shortly be Ij remedied
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    BOOKS AND RECORDS FOR THE TROOPS
    124 14 SINCE Hie Salvation Army was ask«d to arrange for their Headquarters at Tank Road to be appointed a depot tor the .-eccipt and distribution of magazines etc. for the Troops, many hundreds ci books, magazines, gramophone records, card and table games have been received.
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    INQUIRY INTO AGED MALAY'S ROAD DEATH
    398 14 Singapore, Thursday. MR. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, to-day returned a verdict of death by misadventure at the conclusion o£ the inquiry into the death of an eighty-year-old Malay, Bandang, which occurred on Sept. 20, as the result of his being knocked down
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY
    31 14 Memoers are reminded that the Ural practice for the Musical Socieiy concart on Sunday next will take place at 9 p.m. to-day instead of 5.15 p.m. as originally rrran^ed.
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    MALAYA PATRIOTIC FUND
    400 14 DONATIONS received op te rj v the Malaya Patriotic Fund i Dcnations previously ackj $170,441.09, Roman Cathol Malaya $1,000. Pulo Bukom Pulo Bukom Clerk;. Club United Assurance Corporation S Boon Leons S5O. J. Fernandi and Mrs. ClifTord Crcmpton $100, D'S uzi Bros. $10, Lelio Dellonoce $1 Ma
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    40 14 Singapore. Thursday.—The chargi theft in a dwelling preferred against Ong See Tay was this morning withdrawn by the Deputy Public Prrseeutor in the S.-cond Police Couii before Hr. Conrad Oldham. Mr A ibi 1Davis appeared for the accused.
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      387 14 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA v. <* incorporated in England) P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. Owing to the uncertainty regarding the actual date of arrival and departure of the Company's steamers due to the outbreak of hostilities list of Sailings is suspended for the time being. All vessels may call
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      264 14 Advances against goodi and produce at low rates of interest may be arranged with us. We also offer Godown spaces to let at low rentals. Further particulars wiD bs supplied on application. THE I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in Ergland). SIN (i TORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almcida StreeL Authorised and subscribed
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      133 14 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK <>i INDIA LIMITED. The Company, rhich Is the S.S. and reglsU red pany, undertakes She I EXECUTOR &OR Tl OT A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR Of TATB OF DECEASED PI I TRUSTEE OF A SETTI T «>R DECLARATION
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      547 15 unis» iip-nos j«siS2*£^ ouiuoor Salesmen and •on ''ommission basis. Apply Arcade, Singapore. (430.R) .'ANTED: Experienced Asiatic ci ni ineer foreman ior Ci rpillar" Tracktype tracUvs. p: ".ions experience of ttesei and preferably experience of illara or Excavators. Ful] de'a'is, quired to Pox 23. co Ma.ay i ne, Singapore. .STAN Hostesses
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      517 15 "HYPNOTISM." You can learn full I Courses by Practical Demonstrations under my personal tuition. Success guaranteed. Write for interview. "Tess," Box 29. c o Malaya Tribune. Singapore, 1939. (4348> POST WANTED: Requiring Draughts- I manship, Caricature Illustration, Piess. Pattern Design. Apply Box No 23. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. (433 3) AMAH
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      612 15 -TO LET: 264, Middle Road, modern shop also suitable lov restaurant. Apply personally 96A, Market Street;. v 410.8' TO LET: Respectable Straits Chinese has spare room, suits couple. Two storey cd. Modern sanitation. Electric and water. Near Orchard Road Market. Rent? $16. Apply Box No. 16, co Malaya Tribune, Singapore.
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      441 15 Wanted UNFURNISHED Eungalo*, Orchard Road district. Write particulars. Box 26 Malaya Tribune. "Singapore. (428.8> WANTED Used gramophone record.-.' English, Malay. Cantonese, must be cheap. writ«e particnlars to Choi Fook Yee, 75. Kee S»un Terrace, East Coast Road. Singapore. (400-B) WANTED: Ist Class Licenced Bar by expert. Offers No. 15, Malaya
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      640 15 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE .CAP. 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Settlement of Slng:;:.r )re .In Bankruptcy. 2G5 of iJa9. Re: YEO PHEE TECK of No. 32, Lon.n^ 25A, off Geylang Road. Singapore, Salesman. Receiving Order made: Ist September 1939. Date of Adjudication, l September 1939. Date and place
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      483 15 AUCTION SALE Of fine-design polished TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description ETC. To Be Held At No 6, Upoer Wilkie Road. On Saturday Seotembcr 30th. 1939 at 2.30 P.M. On view from Friday. THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALE Of well-made polished TEAM HOUSEFOLD FURNITURE, new crockery, glassware. ETC.. ETC. To
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      191 16 READ THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant in Malaya GIVING 1 PRINKS i— L__ PHONE 3463 pf ie 4* u u ce <*> n^i^^^^^^^^^/ Conservative habits f can ke expensive j When Grandmother took exercise whether it was tennis rowing or swimming,— convention demanded that -he should wear garments that we now
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      344 16 j moderatiTfT^N EFFICIENT THrmv I DRAWING. And Senior Drawing Coarse for s ?*s i pnquiry at;— oiu a««t t 40-B, CROSS STR^ flelicon Art branches of:— SCULPTURAL STTJlift. Tuition Classes on 22 lines will be given -XgNl FOR RACES /Q\ IURLITV CUfIRfInTEED IB*) PRICES RODERDTE yLS REPAIR UNDERTAKE!) DRLGLESS HEALING.
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