Malaya Tribune, 1 November 1939

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune VOL. XXVI- -No. 260. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,^1939. FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, November 1, 1939.
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    MOLOTOV SUPPORTS HITLER'S DEMAND FOR PEACE PARLEY Denounces War Aims Of Allies
    632 1 GERMAN AGGRESSION I COMPLETELY IGNORED Soviet Russia To Remain Neutral Reuter. MOI OTOV supported Hitler's "peace offensive in his speech as Forefc* Com; mi ssar to the special session he as fear of erm a 'tiaaes" Nazi aggresnothing
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    Secne In Kremlin
    156 1 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. 31. Iv IS sal wi*h Molotov and J r othir members of the I o( peoples' Commissars H extraordinary session I the Supreme Soviet of the .s R (Soviet Parliament) ned at the Kremlin. Sir William Seeds, British Amsador, was in the diplomatic v
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    FURTHER AIR RAIDS BY NAZIS
    88 1 Reuter. London, wov. A N enemy seaplane was seen by an A k f aircraft off the Noriolk t yesterday morning, announce C AdSty and Air Minis O. After a short engagement at close 1: the enemy aircraft broke off and flew m an ewterlj
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    CHRISTIAN GENERAL ON CHINA'S POLICY
    38 1 Reuter. Chungking, Nov. i. THI Christian general W«V» 1 rirnutv chairman ol tne hU uu' Council yesterday at efforts boing made to mcr«we American and Smo-SoJ. cogpen S °aid wouM P be continuedReuter.
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    ATTITUDE TO JAPAN
    36 1 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. SI. M MOLOTOV said that Soviet-Japanese trade talks were imminent, but it was not clear to what extent and how soon Japan wanted a vital improvement in Soviet-Japanese relation*. —Ueuter.
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    Japan Stops Anti-British Movement
    70 1 Reuter. Peiping. Nov. 1. INFORMED Chinese political circles 1 declare that the J*£""£ MttaoriUsa have jM^,f*y g rg g cessation of the ant.-Bnt.sh move ment in this area banners hxed across J» l the anti-British Logans po n ter s walls and to n B few
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    9 1 Reuter. Washington, Oct. 31:—President 'us' ot eventual world peace.-ReuUr.
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    New Japanese Attack In Hunan
    173 1 Shanghai, Nov. 1IN order to avenge their recent 1 N defeat for the Changsha, the **~£JZ acain massing large lorces North Hunan, preparatorj j another major drive. irWSTjSSy made a Chiang K *\f" re headquarters in KIfSSEeW Genorais N Snnff Ilsi Chen Cheng, and Shi
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    On The Western Front
    16 1 as M. as th- French taking cover m a clump the enemy
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    GERMANS DENY ANY THREAT TO NEUTRALS
    118 1 Reuter. I'aris. Nov. -There was marked activity btv I AS T niKh. s commumque stau. am bushes and patrols. ,J Iwocn the Moselle ard the• w m mo(<(l Nazi I* the canrse of many flisht, on Wt. 1 German lines on the tTSi MS
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    RUSSIA'S POLICY
    30 1 Reuter. Moscow, Oct. ?>l. M MOLOTOV said the Soviet's future aims were a free hand in international i affairs, continuation of tne lion of the «ar.-Keuler i I
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    FOOD PRODUCTION IN S'PORE TO BE INCREASED
    268 2 Committee Considering Special Schemes (Tribune Staff Reporter) SE^pmwv™RTANT SCHEME FOR INCREASING FOOD SIDFR?T, iv ?FL2SS£OEX* mKL ARE UNDER CON"ON OF A COMMITTEE SPECIALLY SET UP BY GOVLR.NMh.NT. THE TRIBUNE RELIABLY UNDERSTANDS. Bta N r 3ble aS the Sthemes are 'he embryo > .v
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    HALF $500 FINE FOR INFORMER
    75 2 Singapore, Tuesday. A F,N Tt-°, f 501 in three months' simple imprisonment, ih S i. 6 senlen<> e imposed on Ong Ah Huan. a 34-year-old Chawan J. Hetcher-( ookc in the Th r.i f n °'7„ a chaW. of a"'/," SLA^Sr' on a pub,i wSE
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    Measure To Save Petrol
    153 2 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Government of Johore was urged by Mr. J. s. Foley at a meeting of t he Council of Mate to-day to consider permitting the gross weight allowed to lorries to be increased, providing in every case the lorry was not carrying a greater
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    18 2 Mr. S.S. untitled of Batu Kawan Estate s in the General Hospital, Penang following an operation for appendicitis
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    $125 Fines For Rice Dealers
    117 2 Singapore, Wednesday. THREE Chinese rice dealers from Se- letar Road were summoned this morning before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Singapore Firth Police Magistrate, for failing to exhibit in English prices of different grades of rice they sold in their shops. Puah Chye Eng. the
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    WOMAN CHARGED WITH POSSESSION OF CHANDU
    130 2 Singapore, Wednesd;--. A CANWNESE woman. Yeo Ah Eng J* stood in the deck of the Criminal District Court, mis morning with tears in her eyes. Betide her was a middlej aged man charged with possession of J35 tahils of non-Government chandu «at No. 23,
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    Inspector Complimented By Penang Magistrate
    351 2 (From Our Own Reporter) \ir\T i- Penang, Tuesday 1 Err! r/'T^ Brodie 0,1 the have -o, dl g to the highest t^iUorcflh^ C a a r S haS d a V Tr id H bV v, Jlr A W Bellamy the Penan Secom» an Tnll
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    19 2 Mrs. W. Hay—Pratt. who has long been S has sailed from bu gapore on an extended tour of Aus-
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    11 2 Mr. R.J. Zyllwyn—Stewart has been ttcn Officer for Penang Imm 's™-
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    Death Of Mr. O. Olsen
    77 2 Singapore, Wednesday. THE death occurred at his residence. 1 Xorwood," East Coast Road this morning of Mr. Oscar Olsen, at the advanced age of 78. Mr. Olsen. who was bom in Sweden arrived in Singapore in 1885. He had been a prospector in Borneo and
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    BRUNEI, STRONGHOLD OF NATIVE COTTAGE INDUSTRIES
    231 2 LIKE Trengganu and Kelantan, Brunei, British dependency in BcTneo, is one of the last strongholds of old Malayasian cottag? industries. Last year, Brim cottage industries earned $7,178 from articles which were exported to Malaya and other neighbouring countries. This is revealed in the report
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    EUROPEAN SENTENCED TO 3 MONTHS' GAOL
    236 2 gENTENCE of three months' simple imprisonment was to-day passed in the Traffic District Court on Angus' William Scott, a young European motorist, who was charged with causing the death of a Javanese sati-vendor by negligent driving along Dunearn Road on the night of Aug.
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    Hongkong Brigadier Robbed
    79 2 Hongkong, Oct. 21. A (AT thief entered "Homesdale," the residence of Brigadier and W». ITW. Reeve, Repulse Ba? Road, during the early morning to-day and got away with a valuable haul in money and jewellery, totalling 513.340. J c occurred some time bet-y.-en 1.15 and 7.30 a.m.
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    JOHORE WANTS SAVINGS BOXES
    78 2 infMpore, Tuesday. r*L£*»« of ff s boxes' in Mr J s f„1 S c fj?»«Wi upon by Si' i i, F^,CV whJ he addressed the Johore Cotmeil of State to d ay He said that therj wore hmi» i„ ln hero who wnnH many in Jo-
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    Padi Scheme In Brunei Gives Malaya Lead
    335 2 indication of what by the inaugural. agricultural scheme is the annual report of Brunei. The progress of th? cultural scheme in Brum cularly important at th P m arti Malaya, a country which i adopting a "padi policy;- ya haps the most Important
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    $75 FINE FOR HAVING LIQUOR STILL
    132 2 (From Our Own Corresponded I Muar. Tuesday ritn"? one P revio «s conviction. h riifo u u was this mor nmg ttoed i- default four months' rigorous imprsSnSf" 'u y 1 Na sir bin Haji aaneii when he pleaded guilty to fnc ai C
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    GAOL FOR "RAJAH OF KANDANG KERBAU"
    312 2 Si »gapore, Tuesday. ESCRIBED D y the prosecution during RaiahVf f the hearin S as "the billl K M? g Kerbau," Akhmad w Mohamed, a taxi driver, was to-day sentenced to one month $26o r im onment to? S a fnend while ne was
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      46 2 (■rubber Meal for tree f e,„„ 8 ana hardest job-by hand Scientfflnon' m can tackle the energy tmi eliminate Strain y made 10 unserve physical SW? s Wf p E u x ß c uc McALISTER CO., LTD. I (Incorporated i„ straits Settlements) r m 62.
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    FIRST EUROPEANS REGISTER
    17 3 U r„up <•' f.urwptans ic«isterri1 M Ut J.rHins I* ~!,r h ,11 U.U..U E4. m:
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    Blood Donation Society Wants More Members
    144 3 r( quests made i« aono, 1 pita.s during the past few s s(K etv would mand wiU increase in time. F oeinvaluahfe in case of an M Donat ,o„ (chairman of the Kuala members. Society) in the course of an appeal ,<nwvioh 'he Society
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    14 3 Dr. A.K. Cosgrave, M.C. who was a D „Ur'in th?fastwar. has rejoined the R.A.M.C.
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    12 3 untitled of the untitled Convent and dal pS R was successfully Hospital.
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    6 3 Mrs. P.B. Heilmann, Mrs. W.L. holiday.
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    6 3 untitled Hussem, Deputy from Oct. 1.
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    Rent Control Introduced In Johore
    73 3 Singapore, Tuesday. DENT control legislation, on the R ine s of that existing in th n.,' w as introduced into the Ccunci' cf Johore a a meeting held at the Dewan to-da>. office amendment) Enactme rractlon Engines and mo* l .Amendment. the Vg^ rntTfflmenT^ and
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    Raped Wife, Killed By Her Husband
    155 3 (From O-ir own Correspondent) Sunset Pauni, Monday. ¥N the Second Division High cou I Sunset Patanl. or. Saturday, a dramatic "story oj home, saw his W«e van assaulted and killed Wm, Jfrlcer ComTnsuector Tunku Ibrahim. Omcer Malay Judge, Wan £mr n 0 c d
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    S.R.A. OFFICIAL WEDS IN PENANG
    66 3 irnm Our OwnKcror«er Uy MR. Rupert Tom on of Mr. and Mrs. J. 4 r Hlldfl WelSSi Hall. R^V" ld nnl a d d M U o S h te of I Mary only Mrs. Charles Westley J. b Phce. Brighton, were maruea special license
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    STOLE GUITAR FROM HOUSE
    95 3 Sin S a,»re Tuesday. and Lan Ah Mow (27) f neae. pleaded M ,£W theft o| a guitar J* 1 Roa d Das from a house in yesterday aftwnoon. d It was alleged that tne ww W as seen by Plainant. carrying away the guitar, which
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    DRASTIC TRAFFIC CONTROL NEEDED IN JOHORE STATE
    394 3 DANGEROUS DRIVING: BAD ROAD MANNERS Singapore, Tuesday. ASCRIBING the v;ork enactment t amed Hon. Mr. inculcating and M» ment at the budget S. Harper Ball, speaking on tne Bahru, meeting of the j J islation completely, urged Government tojevise tne s the ?resent
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    LORD MAYOR THANKS MALAYA
    24 3 Singapore, Tuesday. the Governor h«i received a H "Lbwram from the Lord Mayor of b To°ihe C^U^F.mplte ;i .Stoned" Uank
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    MALAYAN MEDICINES FOR SWATOW
    59 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. liriTH a view to helping C hiW v tit icfugees in th? SwaUw d strict in Kwangtung Province tc ecure upphcs of rnedi erne the Malayan Teoehew Association an arneal teM^ local mcdicim hens. Ine appeal, It.- J"J«S supplies of
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    JOHORE MAY HAVE CHINESE DEFENCE CORPS
    45 3 Singapore, Tuesday. JOHORE to qucsJ Hons by Mr Check q| a on the subject of the w*w Chinese Corps of AuxMa ri s w the Chinese themselves received I so far no reply had ucti I from the Chinese.
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    Bettering The Lot Of Poorer Classes
    124 3 Singapore* Tuesday. f EGISLATION to remed> »»«eun b satisfactory cond.t.o», under which shop assistants working is urgently necessar. saia Or N. Mootatamby when he spoke on the adjournment at to-day', meet ng of the CouncU of State held at the Dewan. cut plans for
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    14 3 Mr. T.S. Anthony, of untitled Anthony and victoria land. His aadvcss is hum Lausanne.
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    Youthful Offender Bound Over
    145 4 Singapore. Tuesday. TWO brothers, Tan Ah Sen* (U) 1 and Tan Ah Tai (9) appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham Second Police Magistrate this de™"" 116 aCCUSed un-" The prosecution story was tn *h a effect that the complainaiu returned Oc°t m iQ he T V W
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    STOLE IRON
    17 4 L-coke In the Tairrl Police Conrt Vi, morning u wmn tins WiS offered ,he of ««>
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    FLOOD RELIEF IN INDIA
    29 4 WOAto^SS MlSSlon relief Numerous famlliea are still together with their cattle t "idling, will be thankfully accepted and Wiov rd.cd at the' .oliowim addles-■ Si
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    Johore Budgets For $6 Million Deficit $2 MILLION FOR NEW ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME
    1458 4 Revenue 1n1940T0 Total $17 Million gITDGET ESTIMATES FOR ,040 wlre LATOW ME TA B. k ABDUL AZIZ, MENTRI BEklr PRESimNG M UNGKU in LV4O is estimated it $17,816,290. and against this the expenditure next year is estimated &1
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    KITCHEN ROW LED TO GRAVE INQUIRY
    313 4 Singapore. Taesday. THAT a quarrel between the complainant and the wife of thr accused led to a stabbin» later in the day was stated at the preliminary inqu.ry into an attempted mardei cnarge against an eldeilv Kheh in the Third Police Court to-day. 2;
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    DAMAGES CLAIMED IN SINGAPORE LIBEL SUIT
    671 5 Story Of Letter To Belgium Singapore, Wednesday. x r] mm for damages arising out of a letter written in French by A the defendant firm, Messrs. Moine Cojnte Co., Ltd., of Singafirm in Belgium which the plaintiff alleges was malicious and formed the subject
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    MADE LIQUOR AS TONIC
    63 5 (From Our own Cor^ponde^ Tan Tua, an was with Baron samsu at ncr having dl t l Haanto las) "Ighl wh« she had he to distmed th? '-cueaccused sa>d that sh a lor tor her own P c as a tome lile. She wed tt» W™f
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    CORONER ACCUSES 3 UNKNOWN MEN
    117 5 Singapore, Tuesaay. hurt against three unoftURNING a finding of voluntarily causing ging charge of voluntanly causing Wee Kia Cnu Wt a ho dle d on a sulked to one ot Foch Road and corny Ws slde the assistants of a Pam bpen „«iulted W ee
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    ANNUAL CELEBRATIONS
    7 5 nf the fifth anniversary cfc*tor«»»«
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    Four Sikhs On Assault Charge
    115 5 /Wvom Our Own Reporter) ,Fiom uu. Lumpur, Monday. j- i *Vi« Police the names ot noi moneylender, b.itrat oihbat th., Selangor Aww W m misS ory notes and allcged to Kave been n J» Blngh assaulted by foul S.khs, < Balawant Singh. Th, tour accused
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    Government House
    114 5 ExceUenc* »nd I*dyM w [a the ewnll rauu n t House I o.;t. •'•>• i t a meeting ol tu< His ExoMney House Executive Council htld ai o morn n'3 Thursday, Oct. 26 -eminent House M Hall. Mr. Hun. Mr. J. D. Hall and m f dmed M
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    Pig Rearers Discharged
    188 5 .From Our Own Reporter I Penang MonoWv. REMARKING that court X not be used to deprwe^ Koon Trek, the r^d na^ nargc d 32 OUtrate, cautioned J nd^ mscnw sum men and omen wo charEes moned by the c for 0 f bavins plg-»tle! lu,uul tbe currmt
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    Empire Air Supply Plan
    62 5 Reuter. London. Oct. It f u.r Empire air n training scheme are IM£ days frui in Ottawa within Un- land nU sThe Austtalian and New OtUWJ 4riUsh Ve reP?esentatives arc already there. trfM is headed by The Australian n nAtation,v tation, while the Controller ol Civil
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    AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN ON ACTIVE SERVICE
    202 5 Reuter. Sydney, ucl. ox. ri that af* n ROWING a «ecided* consultation with Great Brita^m,overseas. abandon the plan to send an overseas imThey proposed instead to nd an pc general mediately to man aire raft and about Grea t Britain, reconnaissance squadron foi service in
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    27 5 Mr. J.N. McHugh of the P.W.D. Mr. J r wno was well-known rugby tb £f r Lumpur and is now at ILuaiajM*"****' lor home on leave shorty
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    Morale Of Workers Falls In Germany
    44 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 1« pr.RMAN workers in war bare being watched by special .ecUons of the PwUP* set king the reason for a J^TSE filing off i» output in vecent weeks, M cording to the Paris Soir. _Renter.
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    INDIANS MAY VOLUNTEER FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
    58 5 London. Nov. L THfc India office announces that T i„dian Territorial Force bo MX thereby toovnluis rl v. ,r. c n been decided to inlvoduce a %K&£K «W* at preifnt hrr.ited to ».W w ntar and Regtstratton u.~grel| Jg»S3 ana -/•••p.ited recruits van oe
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      47 5 N AC ET Nacel blades lit 3-peg r«ors nrl( PROOF MON-MAO-M. MOHAMED IBRAHIM I 94 NORTH BRIDCii: j Uie CORY Coffee Brewer. I s THE BEST IN THE WORLD. "Petite" Model From: Sole Importers:— Kent Import Company, John Uu e Co., Ltd. 23. B0ni»» Building. SINGAPORE. SINGAPORE.
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      159 6 The BIC COMEDY HIT of 1939. DIRECT From a 3 Weeks' Run at Radio City Music Hall N. V ~OPENS TO-DAY 'l| at the CAPITOL 6 5 9, 5 BY THE Jp, BABY IN HER ARMS!" J Sess _W Correspond tvi kA^K^.^'l, f»\% 16 KICK J nis 4 T '-;,7
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    CONAN DOYLE STORY AT THE CATHAY
    176 7 Last Night's First Night conditioning at the Cathay adds ;.ty to the him "Hound of the lies," which commenced a sea- re last night. most thrilling of all th e SherImes stories has winter or late on Dartmocr as its backand it la not
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    48 7 untitled price 1 Belgian 'Eagle Brand) Cf nt Imported from Hon;kong has Bin fixed at (110 per 50 kilogram bag cdown a'e by an impcrten and ±12 r 50 kilogram bag isa'e by a nerson ether than importer!. This is d in a Government Gazette extraordinary issued yesterday.
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    Woman Fails In Case Against Ranger
    351 7 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. I RATHER believe the accused s version cf the cause of the trouble 1 i-that ti c woman took exception to his remarks about her that she was no longer young cr pretty and couldn't expect So
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    DUTY OF CHINESE TO PROTECT MALAYA
    566 7 Need For Fully Supporting Conscription Singapore, Wednesday. "MALAYA is our home, and most of us hope to live and «c m Therefore I think we should all protect this country with our live snculd the necessity arise. It is our duty," I Lian Teck,
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      73 7 •i»a. hflor Mother." 1 'Ntllhtj But Nice.* Ilfl 1 The Lady Vanishes." The Hound of the Basker--1 villes." HITCH: "Git Along Little Y>o*ies M and "The Traitor." Gopal Krishna." w shoys' Home." Uu Fighting Champ" and •King of the Wild" (chaps. 1 to 6). The Good Earth." WORLD: Cabaret; side
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    Idle Youth
    224 8 2 1 has become a common fallacy to imagine that because the youth movement has been strongly fostered totalitarian countries it must ot necessity impinge on demoer.be ideals. At a time when Britain is at war with totalitariamam m its wildest form it mieht aeem hereay for ~s
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    Forward, Johore!
    150 8 Johore Sim, f«< that this year s "c venue has not so far come unto expectation,, the State unZ, '"the 1940 Estimates wUhho comprt.hensive programme of pub c works commenced .several years ago and prepares to face a deficit new yeat of over six million do liars, compared
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    Saving Lives
    180 8 1 B,t in f h hoPed thal HUM? he Present war «H0 be m-iialy economic and that i( will not be necessary to resist by force of arms any direct act of aggres «0" against this country. Should this remote eventuality materialise .hat the Colony will be served
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    20 DEATHS IN RAIL CRASH
    44 8 Reuter. S„ v r nn Rome, Oct. 31. OME 20 people were killed, 21 seriously injured and a considerable number less severely injured when an express train from Venice ran into a Romebound train near Milan Central station to-day.—Reuter.
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    Mass Raids By Nazis Expected
    159 8 Reuter. rwmn London, Oct. JL J t^T*" 11 1 of tack s is bein ff c onsidered t b h^ s of defence it wouJd" so the problems of attack thl hf l re f. the <J ues tion'of approach tc the objective as on*
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    SKIPPER TAKEN ON BOARD NAZI RAIDER
    77 8 Admiral Scheer Identified Reuter. CAPTAIN Harris, master ,< ,he stem, i .l s( Lond,m ,ha < his ship was sunk In t„ SCS* according to an has. London ,522!** Admiral Went. ■1 n v,, 0 recently net Harris -,t a. Harris declare! ihnt >
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    SOVIET TROOPS IN LATVIA
    24 8 Reuter. Berlin, Ort 31. V H i?TJ OVie tr OpS to bp maintained in Latvia have crospH iun j c
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    14 8 Reuter. London, Oct. 31. ««ain i„ u .„i K h ft S T "Y
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    BOTH SIDES ACTIVE ON WESTERN FRONT
    231 8 BIG CONCENTRATION BY THE GERMANS Reuter. Paris, Oct. :;i A*™ a quiet spell there was increased activity on II Western Front, both on land and in the air, coin, i, wrth an improvement of the weather which wis coh <he previous heavy rains. afl<
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    HEAVY HEARTED BERLIN
    87 8 Reuter. Brnssek, Oct gEKLIN is tk hearted in a Belgian \cw report. This is attributed to recent pronouncements unfavo to Germany, namely the Pope' cyclical, Mr. Roosevelt's Nay; message asking for the Senate' embargo decision, and the new and oil rationing measures come into force ir. Germany
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    FRENCH ISSUE OF ARMAMENT BONDS
    29 8 Reuter. Paris. Oct 31 IMPORTANT financial decree* pension of the issue of the 18-n nTTtn defenCe bonds amn h i.*Meai armament bonds"' at 2«
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    EMPIRE WAR COUNCIL
    83 9 London. Oct. 31. IR the Canadian delethe Dominions conferiav discussed Canada's forth* oming talks. people, he said, clearly rtance of the issues. Cad come to London and that was, fullest co-operation rid the Dominions, in t successful concluas possible. have the opportunity invincible determinather country to maintain
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    WORE CONGRESS MINISTRIES RESIGN
    20 9 Reuter. Patna. Oct. 31. Congress Ministry has reBombay, Oct. 31. resa Ministry of Bombay has resigned.—Reuter.
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    WORLD SHOCKED BY NAZI TERRORISM
    547 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 31. RE U already evidence that the publication of the White Paper, 1 uh its authoritative revelations of the conditions in German •Hen. camps and of the Nazi persecution of Protestants. Cathoind Jews has profoundly shocked world opinion. LbS, it was not
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    ARCHBISHOP ON GERMAN BLOOD CRIME
    162 9 British Official Wireless. London, Oct. 31. THE Archbishop of Canterbury, speaking at a Diocesan conference, asked if we could doubt that the world was now confronted by the menace of force, which was really and truly an evil. "Consider the persecution and cruelty inflicted on
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    India In Front Rank
    73 9 Reuter. New De'hi, Oct. 31. Recruiting has started for the new Tnriian Air Force Volunteer Reserve, consisting initially of five flights primarily for coast defence. The flights will be stationed at Karachi, Bombay, Madras, Calcutta and D Tnp machines will be manned mostly by Indians enlisted
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    AMERICA TAKES CHINA'S WOOD-OIL
    50 9 Chungking, Oct. 51. THE American Trade Commission J T" 110 w thousands of trucks ••Tungsten" (wood-oil) from the nlenoi to "Sasta? ports to be ready for export* U u'is understood that these cotnmodities are U shi PP ed in accordance »tHK I Jhew 3tt Po n
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    COAL RATIONING
    25 9 London, Oct. 31. The secretary for Mines stated 'n the Commons to-day hat the «nn sumption of COM m* w Tt" u t^
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    RESIGNATION OF NAZI COMMANDER—IN—CHIEF
    431 9 Reshuffle In Rome Berlin Reuter. AT THE same time as a Cabinet reshuffle and changes in high A anointments in the army and the Fascist Party are announced fromßome, rumours are reported to be current in SwSurXkeM in the German High Command, one ol wWch Brauchitsch,
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    WAR RISK RATES REDUCED
    105 9 Reuter. London. Oct. 31. THE recent remarks of Government spokesmen indicating that the submarine menace to allien shipping is well under control is amply confirmed by the new list ol war risk insurance rates of the institute of London Underwriters, which comprises a number of reductions
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    RUSSIAN MINORITY PLEA IN ESTHONIA
    53 9 Reuter. Tallinn, Oct. 31. NINETY thousand members of the N Russian minority* in Esther>« have decided to set up their own autonomy" institutions The ment so far has main ained Pu-'- -chcols and the minority wishes It to t nv the full costs of onsanw
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    SUNK WITHOUT WARNING
    106 9 Reuter. London, Oct. 31. ANOTHER British ship has been sunk without warning. She is the Newcastle steamer. Cairumona, of 4,668 tons. Forty-one members of her crew were landed by lifeboats to-day. and three ethers are reported mussing. One of the survivors reported that tne steamer was sunk
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    POPPY DAY CAR MASCOTS
    72 9 THE sale of car mascots in Singap-rc fcr the Poppy Day Fund is now being carried out. The organisers hope that those who have not been approached, and who wish to buy car mascots, will kindly teLphone to one of the organisers, who will be pleaded
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      145 9 Hair Health For You 4 'l was quite bald and obliged to wear a silk cap. 1 Complete New Growth -Jt L«tioni of other rtmtrkaWo eaooi etPjJJ Jfe v Jiff «H.r baldnen. taltine hair ru KOTALKO i» iplendid tor cMMn£ ***J£* -or ah »hi. «*d brittle hair or other cleanse
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    MORTELL DRAWS WITH QUEE IN THRILLING BOUT
    467 10  -  LAST NIGHT'S BOXING AT HAPPY WORLD (ii> "Pete" 1VJ Al nOLMillTON presented some really thrilling figiitM At tl"- Happy World ovpred Stadium last nitfht, when a larire crowd was present. Last night's card was voted the best yet put up in Junior promotions.
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    29 10 TO-DAY HOCKEY: Police vs\ R.A.F., Depot; R C. vs. Indian Assn tier; C.S.c. vs. Raffles College; Raffles vs. Medical College U M.C.U. TENNIS: SC.B.C. and V.M.C.A. tournaments.
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    Probables For The Cesarewitch
    110 10 Reuter. Loudon. Oct. SI. fl IR] ITCB probables:— Fly On »E Smith) Black Speck 'Carslake) Contrevent <Brethes> Pinli fHarry Wraggi Valedictory <Pat Beasley) Row i Sec md (Gethinj T. Burns) Mubarak '.Smirkei Buxton (Stephenson) Alistair (Lowrey) H tia Sec >nd (Elliott) Snake Lightning (Nevett) Hurry f>
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    52 10 of 50ccer has be-n C.S.A.U. and n and Co.. Ltd. o n Friday, irrer Park at 5.15 p. m 1 .••^^ha^bee/chosen Chye Benny y J* 1 T^ Ua T n T^ Ck Koon r> e ieck Lim. Foon°- Hun 1 serves:—David Na Terk «r*-T 5 p Kwonj ck
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    SOCCER MATCH
    45 10 ;i !> aVOi '■> will represent aetic Association in a r feainst the Siong 800 '.'< n on Sunday. Nov. 5 1 J'.irk ground:-Ah Kow Ah i w 5i m Swee See Lim. Chin Ann. Lye Kwe#» Lian, Keng Ah Kong, Chan X and Cher Sen-.
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    CHUNG WHA SOCCER
    26 10 <Vr' F A ,Junic rs) will frii Mv»', s evening in a 1 fixture on the m.f a TJey also meet the Hindoo
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    GENTLE BADMINTON PARTY
    68 10 rpnn STJ general meetng ol tn c Gentle Badminton Party hfld last Sunday, the following were ejected office bearers for the ensuing year Patron:-Mr. Sarkam bin Sawafc ('re' Uected, President:-Mr. a£S5 bin Haj; Nasir (re-elected >, Hon Secre tS;- A Mr Ra A h i, m Ahmad
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    Y.M.CA. Lawn Tennis Ties
    124 10 bingapore, Tuesday, j FURTHER progress was made in the I thu V, M C A lawn tennis tournament this evening, when two ties in the mixed doubles were played off. Results: Miss Consigliere and CF J Ess < sen beat Miss B. Oehlers and C Reshty
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    SAPPERS OUTCLASSED IN PADANG UGGER CLASH
    322 10 S.CC WINNERS BY WIDE MARGIN goal, a penalty goal and a try) (tW g a S a dro P Definitely the better side the n.,h i,„ T», eia J" b *"*»> too, mm. the Sappers' forward, in ihe by the' SI >-fiT°tea,ned d Sa
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    Hockey Trial To Find State Team
    552 10 Colours U Whites 8 WITH a big field of talent to pick from, the selection committee, Hockey Association will have another hard task to select n team this year. The first trial held at fche V.M.C.A Joun d did not give much help, several
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    V.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    93 10 The following have been selected In play hockey for the V.M.C A a on Friday Nov. 3 on the P Edward Road GroundWee Aik Chan; R. Lvne V X Chin Chye. G.L. Day, F. Hutch: Lawrence. I B. Suratta. Lee Fone I A C. Galstaun, C. Reshty Reserves:
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    S.C.C. WIN
    22 10 yesteiday, the S.C.C. defeated D Company the Manchesters by foi;: < to two. Fraser and Clement™a£red twice eacr for the dub
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    RUGGER DRAW
    40 10 v P^PrHo gby K l llatch pla ved a t Oillman the d A y p between /he R .A.O.C. and dr?J iZt resulted in a pointless sli iv, either Slde were able to penetrate the opposing defence
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    ENTRIES FOR 3 DAYS OF SINGAPORE MEET
    444 11 26 HORSES AND PONIES TO COMPETE H w ing are entries for the I Turt Club's winter meetI Horses lnss 1 I IST HUN 2ND RUN 7F or 5%F 6F Off 9F I 21 15 20 IK I Tonics Class 1 Ist 2nd
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    SCHEDULE OF RACING
    131 11 THE .schedule of racing for the Winter meeting is as follows: First day. Nov. 11: Hois s class I, Div 1 and 2, 7 furs. each. Horses class 2. Div. 1. 2 and 3. 7 furs. Ca poiiea class 1. Div. 1, 2 and 3. 5 1
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    TRIBUTE TO PENANG RACECOURSE
    642 11 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Tuesday. PRESIDING at the anna., general meeting* the Club. 1 W .1 the Club's Town Office, Chartered Bank Ch^ Tv/r a T-i Miles in the course of ois speei. n, iciv. terday evening, Mr. A. H. inne track, saying Mr Miles
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    ISLAND CLUB
    40 11 The October Women's Bogey CompeUtton ol the island Club was yesterday and resulted as foUoja^ Mrs F T. Wyckoff. 1 M 5. Kn j 2 down Miss S. Abed. Mrs. A. Nasstm J Jown Mrs. Y. Nambu 4
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    News In Romanised Malay
    448 11 Singapore. Oct. 31. a HLI -siasat -Peranchls yang bernama Calllaux ltu tidak bersetuju mengatakan perang lnl akan lama. Kata-nya Kerajaan British OMn peranrhis akan menang dalam beberapa b-ia-i sahaja dengan Jalan menahan barang2 darlpatK sampal ka-negeri Jerman Istimewa mlnyak bagl kapal2 terbang dan kereta2 kebal (tanks).
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    JAPAN'S FOREIGN OFFICE VERY BUSY
    60 11 Tokyo. Oct. 31 I MEETINO at 03u yesterday evening j again, following the morning's con- rerence leading officials of the Foreign Office discussed diplomatic affairs and j disposal of the China affair until midn*The conference was presided over by the Foreign Minister, Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura,
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    TENNIS CANCELLED
    23 11 No ties in the S.CR.C. and Tanghn Club Tennis tournaments were played yesterday owing to the sodden condition of the ground.
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      121 11 Stop That Persistent COUGH or COLD By Regularly Taking ]PETPS I KHTtSEfTIC tMAIHEMU TW£Tt Does Your Mirror Mock You? it does U it reflect* a skin marred by pimp£ blackheads and other Sow much happier and COII tented >o would b: ii you could aft bright, clear complexion. Jo attain
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    MONGOLIAN DISPUTE NOT YET SETTLED
    54 12 j Tokyo. Oct. 31. j|« a sequel to the of the 1 Nomonlian truce agreement j peaceful conditions have EJJSi I replaced the tense atmosphirc uh eh I prevailed over the oiin I;i I frontier Soviet Union and Orter-MottouZ The correspondent, however (Umm ween Japan
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    WHAT LIFE IS LIKE IN GERMANY TO-DAY
    605 12 SHORT OF FOOD IN FEAR OF BRITAIN London, Oct. 13. J SAT on my suitcase at a wayside station "somewhere in a neutral country" and shared a German's sandwiches, fie was making a business journey and had a meagre package of food. Dining
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    After Allies, The U.S.
    146 12 Goebbels Says: v ffanda Minister D i conquer the United Si 'V° Europe, according to uJ after hus Vanderbilt hmivr *"r"earticle i„ the Am" zme Liberty. Can Mr. Vanderbilt stal asked Dr. Goebbels; wiH it take you o ,ri Europe?" 10 ITIO P up Pounding the
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    EXPLOSION IN LINER TOLD IN TEA CUP
    293 12 A London. Od 12 The ££fi?S r M f retold in tea U he few hours a( a sailors' rest One sailor, who had met finish d :up of tea. noticed the peculiar aietnn formed by the tea-leaves His mates crowcL?d rou what
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    Charge Withdrawn
    52 12 TAN sff rwro^ ins:,poie Tuesday, i afterSrL E n W c WaS this Soe ah^h ltor t0 The the D p p ho i the «?™*ed and that quittal ad I] ob J to an ac- j Mr. V. J Mendis counsel to. aecuaed, asked for the ™S
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    20 12 The appointment of Miss P Sharpingoton llje appointment of Miss P c;w an* .avan Educational hWc approved. *vice. nas been
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    ENGINE FALLS FROM PLANE
    70 12 M Durban. Natal A w???** 1 1 trailed to the ground tram ciSh r f 4>o feet When 't lost Ita I tetwee* La.;e Sibayi and Mselinl. in ICapul La The occupants. Mr. W. C. Mitchell and M..j Ti^^°T7,° f were unhurt, inri h y ,rt
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    25 12 The Resident of Perak has untitled IxLa f C tt H£ esu Health Inspector Bo a ,d n? b of the Sanitar oodid, Batang Padanu.
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      348 12 j TODAYS RADIO SINGAPORE LONDON ZHL 225 metres (1.53 mcfs). transmissions 2*3 2HP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc|s). UH Mrs (1686 metres) r> m GSF 15.14 Mr s (13.92 metres) V'| „11 GSJ 2, -53 Mrs (19.82 metre** i.UO Miscellaneous programme Of new Programme DrglM 6 p.m. (local time) Gramophone records
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    REUTERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    236 13 NEW YORK CABLE New York. Oct. 30. Hfßl Steady 20h. 19 Us. ..Mai 19 0. 19^ jpi Very Quiet 55 BULLION MARKET London. Tuesday. LONDON SILVER 23 LONDON GOLD Fine, per oz. £8.8.0 LONDON SHARE LIST London. Tuesday. ONDON STOCK EXCHANGE 64 6 Rubber Electric ID Ch
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    7,000 Officers From Ranks
    121 13 Reuter. London, Oct. 31. THE Secretary for War, Mr. Leslie Hore-Belisha, stated in the House of Commons to-day that there was no intention of sending any man to the front until he had ton sufficiently trained for tne duties he would be required to perform. i
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    JAPANESE PAVILION TO BE PRESERVED
    53 13 Tokyo, CXt. 31. j ACCORDING W a r*V*£** *gj A York the Japanese been made a feature of iair in New York will rer by the New York Municipality at its own expenses. neeotiaThis came as a result of lion between the Fair and JapaniMIhoritles,
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    Nazis Combing Poland For Czech Legionaries
    97 13 Reuter. Budapest, Oct. 31. QERMANS are combing the Polish prison camps for Czech legionaries, according to reports received here. The Nazis declare that the legionaries are German nationals ana therefore will regard them as traitors. Therefore they will be immediately shot. London. Oct. 31.
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    FIRST AIR RAID WARNING FOR BRITISH TROOPS
    146 13 London, Oct. 31. PRITISH troops at the front had their first air raid warning to-day. It lasted three-quarters of an hour. The Royal Air Force made extjruUv. rcSnnaiSances on aerodrome, m North- ?3°SSSSd n3 Uti. thi J morning the A r Ministry stated
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    Allied Unity Fully Sealed
    68 13 Reuter. London, Oct. 31. rOMPLETE faith in the ultimate L triumph of the Allies and compete identity of views are contained in a communique issued by the inKlo-Freoch Parliamentary Army Committee from Pans. The head of the p Party of 9%+**» broadcast from t hf Varifamentary
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    FINLAND MAKES EVERY POSSIBLE PEACE GESTURE
    96 13 Reuter. Stockholm, Oct. 31. WHEN the Finnish delega- tion headed by M. Paasikivi tro to Moscow to-night, they will take for submission to Stalin detailed coun-ter-proposals according to the Helsinki correspondent of the Lagbladet. The no,■ repent th^unSfX SUB* opposition details of the secret,
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    22 13 London. Oct. 31 Awns r^r&l the situation at the 31 The communique report, weak arUL planes were brought down
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    Domestic Occurrences ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    41 14 MRS. G. ARMJL»rRONG and family vi<n to express their sincere thanks to aii relative.-; and IrJends who attended flic funciai of Ule late Mr. Garvin 'Jack' Arm r* well a* those who :?ih wreaths and letters or condolence
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    DEATHS.
    31 14 Oisf'ii. Early this morning at No. 101, Fast CcoeA Rc-ad. Singapore. Ojcar Olsen. 76 years. The funeral wlU tnk<? place at the Eidaduri Cemetery at 6.30 p,m j -day regretted.
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    74 14 Mr Lim £»i 11 Hin, store-keeper of Medsi-s, CJcfief Co pjv&sed away peacefully at ihe aj»p of 72. on the morning cf Crtr ber. 'he 2£th at his residence 08, TVa$ £troet. He left behind his •sons. irn Lim Kim £wee, Lim Chan &wee. Lim Hoe 3wee. three daughters-in-iaw a
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      405 14 F. E. M. S. (FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL), IA, Kirk Terrace (Govt. Regd.) Phone 2323. THORO* TRAINING in any grade. I European Faculty. Principal: M. Anciano. F.T.C.L. IS %i Sate j TEA SEED FOR SALE: China hybrid variety. Box J3l, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (683-Bi FOR SALE: Well-estaolished Ladie.: Hairdre&sing Saloon.
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      353 14 IT? Vs/ucfy Salt "'JihdZui The cf Krirmy Property of-ii-r.s lor i.u.' ievc.ul which may w Jnipetucd a: the promises of Me&sir. Bujjkmunn. a: Co. and Liocri Auto Co. Ltd. to wt III of f era should be comrnunicat.Hs. FiaL Modei 193J. piaciicu.» new. inAtrljnents can b«AppJv W <B. c 4c
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      407 14 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP 45» IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Settlement of Singapore Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtui: KHOO ENG TEE Address of debtor: No. 113, Pasi- Fanjang Road, Singapore. Description of debtcr: Shroff No. of Proceedings: 415 of 1939 on which Administration Order made:
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      224 14 Singapore Municipal TENDERS. thumbs %r e now mvlf Allowing materials o m particulars see MunicipL Supply cf Fuel f cr as James Power Stat during 1940, 12 noon v Supply of 2.500 9" dil Concrete Searer Fires 12 noon, h MunJc!r ;a j F. M. S. RAILWAY Armistice 1 Hari
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    839 15 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Oct. 30. MINING Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers Tin 4';9 513 Austral Amal 6,9 713 Austral Malay 37'- 39 Ayer Hitam 24|3 25,3 Aver Weng 0 85 0.95 Bangrin 22 3 23j3 Batu Selangor 162»'2 167 2 Berjuntal 106 llj3
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    TIN
    14 15 Singapore, Wednesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— 1117%
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    16 15 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was: Buyers: 38»/ 2 Sellers: 38%
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    EXCHANGE
    239 15 Singapore, Oct 31. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular Mart* the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora tion. SELLING 2!4 113 London T.£T. 2 1 4 London demand 24 i a Rates for Freight 2050 Lyons demand 207 Switzerland demand Hamburg demand 46
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    PRODUCE
    138 15 Singapore. Oct. 31. R (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan Si (SSI W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan q Rice Siam 1 j!7j Rice Siam 2 $1 ,;4 Rice Siam I $iv Siam Broken Rice No. 1 l; Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    44 15 90 lOOnom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL n 5; 1940 1M losnom 4 2 1847 lOSnom 4»/2% 1 955 100 102 SSL 109 00 110.00x1 ii ios, 'i 106V2C say -'J ss 2<" 1958 88 PENANG MUNICIPAL Uf^M S itS lcl 8.3. 3% 00
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    219 15 Singapore, Tuesday. TIN at midday was again unchanged at $117 3 /8, while the price of rubber at four o'clock was buyers Spot 37% cents, November December 37 5 8 cents, January March 35 3 8 cents, and April| June 34 3 /i cents, market steady. Although
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    133 15 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.S.S. Spot lcose 37 3 4 38 N'> IX R.S.S. F O B. in cases November 38 384 G.F.A.Q. R S S. FOB. In bales 37> 8 37 3 8 F.A.Q. R.S.S 1
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    COMMONS A ATTACK ON OPPRESSIVE ORDERS
    686 16 Government Promise To Consult Critics Reuter. gTRONG speeches were made by Liberal and Labour members in the House of Commons on Government's emergency regulations, particularly on the restriction of the right of public comment. In reply the Government promised to consult Opposition leaders on
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    JAPAN'S WAR BUDGET
    122 16 Shanghai, Oct. 31. JAPAN'S budget for the next financial year is estimated at 10,000 million d; liars, ot which the war estimates come to about 5.000 millions, thus bringing the total military expenditure since*the commencement of hostilities up to 15,000 million dollars. Motional Indebtedness Ii expected to
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    Neutrality Bill Wins First Round In Representatives
    100 16 Reuter. P„„ Washington. Oct. tl RESIDENT Roosevelt won the hrst test cf strength i„ (h e House «f Renres.n.atives 10-day over the new Neutrality Bill, when the House decided that the bin should be sent forthwith to a ioint Seaajy-awMe ee.mmhtoe to compose
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    ITALIAN-CREEK NON-AGGRESSION
    121 16 Reuter. London. Oct. 31 it is confirmed in well-informed quar--1 rs In London that negotiations for an Italian-Greek Mn-aggreaslon pact are likely to be concluded in the n?ar future. Broadly speaking, the pact will re}f;; m a similar agreement reached in 1939. It is welcomed here as a
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    QUEEN TO BROADCAST TO EMPIRE
    114 16 Loudon. Oct. 31. THE Queen will broadcast to the Empire on the evening of Remembrance Day. on Nov. 11. The broadcast will be heard in the overseas programme of the BBC at S p.m. GM T. on Nov. 11. Recordings of her message will be
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    REACTIONS TO ITALYS RESHUFFLE
    182 16 Reuter. mmm c- London, Nov. L JUL German radio, announcing Uie Italian Cabinet changes, made no comment but merely qur.'ed -Italian quarters" as stating I at the chances would not affe > t II Duces traditional policy. lipTnH Cnbi r i <**nft*j are believed to be
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    Air Fight On West Front
    169 16 British Wireless. T Louden, Nov. 1. HE B B.C. < fVerver with the Royal Air FotCi at the Western front givt sa di s<uiptk nol a British tighter brining down a German p.anc behind the British lines The observer said that the cnemv machine was
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    ENEMY ALIENS BEFORE TRIBUNAL
    51 16 Reuter. ■tkt »1 tt London. Nov 1 let vvarr announced that mmn J} ad s*lJ« before 0 th<° onn nhe ltbreßk of war. Of Sft lh n m had be interned Out of the 900 who were interned -ions and 37 had b°en Immediately.--R2uter meaaed a
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    BRITAIN APPOINTS CONSUL-GENERAL TO ALBANIA
    89 16 limn tt London. X lIN the House of Commoi J the Prime Minister in ffi? V, pS J* is proposed to i SurfJS' Smith t0 be Consul-S Duiazzo in succession to c Kyan. In order that he may to exercise his functions it w fhf?f
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    PREMIER ON FOOD CONTROL
    33 16 Reuter. London TfP P H P WUltetBT. y,k,. House of Commons to-dav rVnnr fOOU NBid ltU merits paramount objrrfn, a fnnv«H 3r *i but hHrtahliis Wo. wherever possiblr R.-m.
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    Puppet Officials Robbed: One Shot Dead By Gang
    135 16 More Trouble In Shanghai Reuter. one of the main m*. j Shanghai, Nov. I l Japanese CH 2 In,er ali thr« «i 'bed or «loo.cwTTchiS* °r ,cials yeste, > ese) "hot dead by an escaped. «natched a caae ccntainin* the money and
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