Malaya Tribune, 24 November 1939

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    58 1 The Malaya Tribune 0> OTHER PAHES Pages Measures For .lohore 2 i Inquiry Findings 3 Report 4 6 and 7 Runl Crisis 8 I Of Mines From The Air 9 1 10 and 11 12 (1 Advertisements 13 financial 15 VOL. XXVI -No. 280. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1939 FIVE
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    Defence Of Britain's Coasts
    18 1 H cleaning a well-camouflaged coastal defence gun after firing daring training somewhere Britain's coasts.
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    R.A.F. Victory On Western Front
    346 1 Seven More Nazi Planes Down Reuter. London. Nov 24. Kirs correspondent with the Royal Air Force reports that yen British pilots claimed -even victims in yesterday's battles lhe Western Front. Headquarters confirm that four twin-engined rnier monoplane bombers were shot down north-east of Vouziers. one
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    HOLLAND AND BELGIUM PROTEST TO BRITAIN
    565 1 SILENT IN FACE OF NAZI FRIGHTFULNESS Reuter. v «™*WpH to the British GovernHOLLAND and Belgium have <£ man exports, in ment against the decision to maKe measure of retalia»n> vessel liable to seizure on the■ opense«-a ami (ion lor indiscriminate laying of loose mines
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    IRON MAN RETURNS
    129 1 Reuter telegram from Bucharest says that the former Rumanian Premier, M. Tatarescu J^ foim a new Government, following the resignation of the Rumanian Government owing to inability to meet the German economic demands, which amount to almost an ultimatum for greater and cheaper oil supplies ana lowering
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    BRITISH PASSPORT OFFICER BELIEVED KILLED BY NAZIS
    635 1 Truth Of Outrage In Holland Bomb Story An Excuse For Dastardly Crime Reuter. SENSATIONAL developments have followed the reported arrest of one German and two englishmen for alleged complicity in the Munich bomb explosion. One of the Englishmen, Steven., was a passpc officer
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    MANY DEATHS IN EARTHQUAKE
    47 1 Reuter. London, Nov 23. VERY serious damage was caused by a violent earthquake in many districts in Anatolia intermittently in the past 24 hours. So tar IK are reported killed and many injured. Dozens are still buried N» debris, and communications are disrupted.—Reuter.
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    PEACE PROPOSALS
    134 1 Britons Seized While Conveying Them Reuter. London, Nov. 24. Well informed circles in London observe that the Amsterdam semlc fficial statement may occasion misunderstanding. The fact was that the proposal for peace negotiations had come solely from the German side. The Britons concerned did no more than convey
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    Latest Fairy Story
    91 1 London, Nov. 23. THE Nazi spate of statements on the arrest of George Elser and two men alleged to be British agents «hows no sign cf slackening or losing its contradictory nature. The latest story of the Nazi press is that the Gestapo themselves communicated with ths
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    Heroic Task Of Minesweepers
    31 1 Reuter. London. Nov 24 The Admiralty announces that the minesweeper Aragcnite, 315 tons, was damaged by a mine and subsequently sank yesterday. Four ratings were injured —Reuter.
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    FINLAND SAYS 'NO' TO RUSSIA
    49 1 Reuter. Helsinki, Nov. 24. MCAJANDER, Finnish Prime Minister, stated yesterday that the Finnish Government saw no possibility of accepting the latest Russian proposals, as such acceptance would constitute violation of rinmsn Neutrality and mean the transfer ot first-class fortifications to a foreign power. —Reuter.
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    U.S. AMBASSADOR IN LONDON CALLED HOME
    52 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 23. IT is officially announced that the United States Ambassador in London, Mr. Joseph Kennedy, has been called home for consultation with the State Department. He plans to leave by the American Clipper from Lisbon on Dec. 3, returning shortly after
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    Indian Leader Sees War
    21 1 Sir Mrrammed Zftfnrßall Khan, a member of the Governor-Generals Executive touiuil, India, examining a British anti-tank rifle.
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      37 1 I A. R. P- I Appear Rosy and Pretty under II all conditions. 1 War if terrible, but preserve II your composure and don't l h II terrible. I Keep VOW Co/o«r bw II EVELYN ASTROVA FACE
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    GOVERNMENT WILL NOT FORGET TUBERCULOSIS PROBLEM
    144 2 Kuala Lumpur, Friday. P- A. Arbuthnot, at the FedeJJ ral Council, after asking that the question of tackling tuberculosis should not be indefinitely postponed said "I that in your Excellency's address to the Legislative Council reference is made to the question of subsidising housing
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    Military Training: H.E.'s Assurance
    696 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. "T"E extent to which the compulsory service legislation will be'used and to cml! n f™™ B*™*.8*™*. but be we to repeat, and to emphasise what I said in my address, that it will do no more than .mpose a
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    Penang Midwife's Suit: Judgment Reserved
    309 2 (From Our Own Reporter). ,UDGME N T was reserved by Mr. Justice J. c sum of 691 th e value of the said jewellery. piaintirr. ana Mr. K. g. Pillav whn rePresented the defendant, said at the nn? CIU T n 0f the hiring that
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    SAFETY MEASURES ON 100 MILES OF JOHORE ROADS
    316 2 Bends To Be Straightened, Surface Levelled (Tribune Staff Reporter) gCENE of perhaps more highway tragedies than any other road in the State if not in the whole of Malaya, the Batu Pahat:—Johore Bahru trunk road is being made safer for motor traffic.
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    Official Secrets Bill
    13 2 Reuter. London, Nov. 23.—1n the House nf and a E
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    $1,000 Bail In Lottery Allegation
    128 2 Singapore, Thursday. TIGHT Hokkiens, two Cantcnese women and one Straits nonya were this morning produced before Mr. C. H. Koh in tne Third Police Court, when a charge of assisting in carrying on a lottery was preferred against them. All the accused except one, the
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    New System Of Romanised Chinese
    164 2 OOMAMSATION of the Chinese *J language is not a new invention. The systems hitherto adopted have, to a certain extent, served the impose of simplifying the complicated Chinese language for the benefit of foreign learners, but they are still tar from being perfect, and students
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    ROBBER GETS TWO YEARS
    245 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. RETURNING home late one evening a middle-aged Indian rubber tapper was accosted by a Malay who asked him for a cigarette. On being told that he did not have any, the Indian was alleged to have been attacked and robbed
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    A.R.P. LECTURE
    61 2 An interesting lecture on Air Raid Precautions will be delivered at the next meeting of the Y.W.C.A. Jasmine Club, on Monday Nov. 27 at 5.15 p.m. The meeting will be held at the A.R.P. Headquarters office in the old Supreme Court buildinsr. All members and friends are cordially
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    IT RAINED 25.86 INCHES IN PENANG LAST MONTH
    101 2 TAIPING and Ipoh cym. the hottest v.eat np Mfed Malaya last month ,n mean maximum teminTa-nr? co!dest place was he Highlands, where the ture fell as low a s 55 d, ra i, during the coldest day <C l| Wettest place was
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    Inquest On Sirdhana Victims
    171 2 Singapore, Friday IN inquiry for the purpose c f n identifying those who lost their lives in the Sirdhana d saster was opened by Mr. W G Porter Coroner, this morning. The Coroner announced that he had already taken evidence from two wT nesses who had
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    Untitled
    22 2 The British Rubber Association untitled opened a branch office at Maxia'ons, Lansdowne Road Croydon Surrey, to whicn an communi should be sent.
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    ACCUSED'S CHARGES AGAINST DETECTIVE
    550 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. ALLEGATIONS that he had given himself up to the police and lhai M been arrf sted fa y Mohamed Kassim. detective ncrKSrJSr th?t M hd KaBSim SU^eSted to him that he KasZ f!" 17, m CoUrt that he had
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      20 2 WATER-PROOFING CFMENT PAINT protection" McALISTER CO., LTD. (Incorporated in fifS) SINGAPORE KITAra ¥mm KUALA LUMPUR Tpnn IPOH PENANG. WPJ9. 79A
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    MOTORIST ADMITS 4 OFFENCES
    121 3 Singapore, Thursdar. FIXES totalling 5125 were imposed on Mllkat Singh by Mr. C. H. Whitton in the Traffic District Court this morning, when he pleaded guilty to four charges in connection with traffic offences. the first charge of causing hurt Chinese cyclist, Teek Boon. by driving
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    45 3 Under the auspices of the untitled krishna Mission Young Men's Cultural there will be a "triangular deon "Which is the most important— Medicine. Law or Enginezring" at the d premises No. 9. Norris Road, to-morrow at 7 p.m. All interested are illy invited to attend.
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    SUSPENSION OF CAPTAIN'S TICKET RECOMMENDED Advised Censure Of Second Officer
    2236 3 COURT ON FUTURE SAFETY STEPS Result Of Sirdhana Inquiry Singapore. Thursday. piNDING the skipper and second officer 01 the s.s. Sirdhana, the 7,745-ton British liner sunk by a mine in Singapore waters on Nov. 13, guilty of wrongful default in
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    PRISON SENTENCE FOR HOUSEBREAKER
    358 3 Singapore, Thursday. KPADMANABHAN was this morning sentenced to five months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr J. L. McFall, the Singapore Criminal District Judge, on a charge that he on Oct. 27 at Room No. 24, Block No 207 Suara Coolie Lines, Naval Base, Seletar, committed theft and
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    An Embarrasing Moment — for the boy
    24 3 An Embarrasing Moment for the boy Kenneth Biss, Dorothy Lev<son and A.J. Braga in "Room For Two," which opens at the Victoria Theatre to-morrow.
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    FERMOR REPORT NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION
    883 4 TIN INDUSTRY AND ECONOMIC WARFARE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. AN assurance that the report prepared by Sir Lewis Fermor on the Malayan tin industry was already receiving serious consideration was made by the High Commissioner at the meeting of the Federal Council
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    Heavy Gun Practice During Dec.
    219 4 SINGAPORE'S population will hear "War noises" again somet'me next month, when heavy gun practice will take place. Owners and Masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible tiun'ng the Heavy A. A. and Field gun practice which
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    MEET SOPHIE!
    20 4 Alan D. Dant, as Sophie in Room r AAV £v °I >enin g at the Victoria Theatre to-morrow.
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    HOME TIN POSITION EASIER
    279 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) Si\\iits r i x. London, No\ OME easing of the tin position in London is already apparent after last week I deeislon t0 increase the quota to 100 per cent. It is the phychological value of (fa higher quota that is so
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    Government House
    159 4 wis v~ l. Wcdi.fsd.iy. Nov i 1 r*» «t n meeting thi« Council at Government! morning. hJ^pS o ll6 oo and Tho m; attend f^fmn.f,^^ 1 StafT left Singapore for Lumpur by the night mail train Ty, a xr Friday. Nov IT R RnvH V r Ju stic»
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    ILLEGAL CHANDU POSSESSION
    44 4 Singapore, Thursday.— Fifteen Chics? appeared before Mr. K. M Byrne the Fourth Police Magistrate, this morning on a charge of being in possession of chandu while not being registered smokers. They were fined $5, or in default seven days' rigorous imprisonment.
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      740 4 I THE MAN WHO WAS HALF-DEAD now full of life and energy. There are hundreds of such men out here—worn-out before their time, 11st- less, irritable, and prey to every fever, chill or influenza that's going. Always I too fagged out to enjoy either work or f play. You may
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    India And Malaya
    7 5 MR. H. M. DESAI
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    New Shipping Line For India-Malaya
    150 5 Singapore, Friday. 1 MALAYA will have yet another link with India when the Scin>team Navigation Co. open a ar i)asser>ger-cum-cargo steamship service between Malaya and as, early in 1040. lerday Mr. H. M. Desai, an officii of the Scindia Steam Navigation Bombay, arrived from Rangoon
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    REFUSED PERMIT TO MARRY IN S'PORE
    381 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) g THE .nachinery of Parliament has been 1 redding in Singapore of a sold.er and h>s Iriab hancee. Mr J.P Morris, M P has put down asking Mr. Hore-Behsha if bat Miss Joan Richardson. ot Bermersyde, Seaview, Warren. Point Down,
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    TWO ATTEMPTED SUICIDES ALLEGED
    84 5 Singapore, Thursday .-Court Inspector Charles W. Such informed MrConrad Oldham, the Singapore Second Pohce Magistrate this nwrntagthat thprp were two charges of attempteu that both the accused were for a week's postponement, which was granted. alleged, a In the am. case it was Yong Kay Hockchew
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    INDIAN PAPER'S VIEWS ON NAZI HESITATION
    531 5 Country Ripe For Internal Trouble 'J'HE keen interest with which the leading Asiatic newspapers of Malaya are following the complex situation in Europe was well exemplified by the leading article in the Tamil Nesan, of Kuala Lumpur. This newspaper is one of three Malayan
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    Woman Falls From Bus
    67 5 Singapore, Thursday. THE ambulance wis called to the junction of Middle Road and Victoria Street this evening to attend to a young Chinese woman who was injured whe.i she fell from a trolley-bus. She sustained a lacerated wound over her scalp, which bled profusely, and complained
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    DISEASE AMONG DOGS IN F.M.S.
    94 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Thursday. 4N outbreak of trypanosornJasis in dogs, (but 'Slsu commuriiable to horses), has been reported in the Seremban and Kuala Pilah districts. The disease la usually fatal ,:n both classes of an'malf. In order that the limits of the outbreak
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    Bought Stolen Property For Twenty Cents
    153 5 Singapore, Wednesday.—That the present offence might have led a ten-year-old boy into a career of thelt was remarked by Inspector T A. Ellis in the Third Police' Court 'Jus moming, before the magistral. Mr. C. H Koh, passed sentence on a .iO~yeo/ -dd Malay,
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    CHARGE UNDER DEFENCE RULES
    93 5 Singapore. Thursday. Kwak Giok In. Teo Sian Chian. Tan Bock Joo, and Sow SiOw Seng appeared before Mr. K. M. Byrne, Fourth Police Magistrate this morning on two of exporting restricted goods, an offence under Section 3 of the Defend Regulations. 1939. and exporting kerosine oil.
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      149 6 JUBILEE THEATRE Matin?e: Sal. 25th„ Sun. 2f»th. DruLle Fiature 2.30 p.m. ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN* 1 ano "KING STEPS OUT." SUN (New World) 7-30 TO-NIGHT !).3o pjf. OLIViA De Havilland in Tin- XAVY" j ~~~~*~——»—j mm _m■■■■—a■ m mm* v- NEW WORLD DANCE PALACE (Air-Conditioned. Phone 2177.) Night Dnncc;
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    What Readers Are Saying A.R.P. "MUDDLE"
    459 7 To the Miior of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir. There is perfect justification for the which the public is having h the medium of the Tribune. It is best that everybody should know v hei ein lies the fault, lest those not i volved be
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    THE BLACKOUT
    178 7 Jo the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir.—The black-out held on the night of Nov. 16. was pronounced as being very successful by the authorities in charge but did they know that the people were asked by their A.R.P. men to switch off the lights hours before the
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    JOHORE BLACKOUT
    551 7 (Tu the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir—Nothing has appeared in the papers as to whether the blackout inshore State was a success or not ana how the public co-operated with the air raid wardens. It is in this respect that I wish to draw the attention of
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    TO ERR IS HUMAN
    275 7 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) Sir.—l have read with interest the various criticisms levelled at the defects and mistakes of wardens in the executicn of their duties during the last blackout. Constructive criticism is useful but outright condemnation ot the A.R.P. department is certainly
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    CHARITY FRAUDS
    101 7 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune.) slr _l shall he glad if youwUl allow .pace in your paper bring Gently a. coUeetor came to my house in Panlang *rta my of a priva te^ h °°i s t o buy a conof funds and a<*ed her to
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    Alhambra Film On Hitlerism
    197 7 Last Night's First Nights AN amazing story of an American girl's experiences as an innocent political prisoner in Germany in 1934 is told in the film. "I Was a Captive of Nazi Germany," which opened at the Alhambra yesterday. It should be recorded at once that
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    BRIGHT COMEDY AT CAPITOL
    170 7 ANE bewildering situation after another U is the lot of Olaf Bland, lumbering head of a fast New York family. All are afraid of him, so they have to intrigue to deceive him. But while they provide a lot of fun and excitement, and several fits
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    More Fines In Lottery Drive
    155 7 Singapore. Thursday. A FINE of $200. with an alternative of two months' rigorous imprisonment, was this morning Imposed on Teng Quee Chong, a 54-year-old Chawan, who pleaded e.uilty i n the Third Police. Court to a charge of assisting in carrying on a chap-jee-kee lottery
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    LIST OF ENEMY FIRMS
    115 7 A GOVERNMENT Gazette extraordinary in reference to the Trading With The Enemy Ordinance, Sublishes the following names ot tms in the D.E.I, which, for the purposes of the Ordinance, shall he deemed to be an enemy: AEG Electricltelte MiJ. Behn Meyer and Co. Handel MIJ, Bonl-Tolo
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    FILIPINOS TO CELEBRATE
    64 7 THE Filipino Association of Singapore will celebrate the aimiverrarv_ of the Oommonwealth of the PhUlpPine? by folding a picnic at Bedoh next Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. > Tinffin, tea, music and games will form part of the day's programme. This is the second occasion
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    50 7 The marriage took place on Sept. 6. at Karachi, of Lawrence David Mudie, only son of Mr. David Mudie oi Brcughty Ferry, and the late Mrs Mudie, to Muriel Catherine Clarke .only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G.C. Clarke, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company. Ltd., London, and formerly of Singapore.
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      197 7 Industrial Art Show Clearance Sale are in full sway II A II A I CO., LTD. I Middle Road, Singapore mmmmmmmmwm mmmmm mmmm «MMMB mmmmmlm t mmmm 9* mmmm NEW SHIPMENT! CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR GREETING CARDS, WITH MALAYAN VIEWS. W Hand Paintta, Card*:-Set of Six dejigns in attracts colours r
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      135 7 PILES SPECIALISTS i Tong Nani No. 285, Victoria Street, Singapore. BRANCHES: No. 220, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur. No. 133, Hugh Low Street, New Town, Ipoh. I Piles is a dangerous and painful dis ease. Early treatment always is advis- able Messrs. LAU KIM PING and LAU PING HSIANG of the
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      77 7 HI CAPITOL: "Good Girts Go To Parte." ALHAMBRA: "I Was A Captive ol Nazi Germany PAVILION: "Mitacles For Sale." CATHAY: "Captain Fury MARLBOROUGH: "Empress Wu Cheh Tien." ROYAL: "Thvaga BootnL' ROXY: "Trouble Stewing." GARRICK: "Rod Barry" linal chapters) 'Make A Wish," QUEENS: "The Autocrat of Chou. w HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret;
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    Taxation And Comparisons
    358 8 WHENEVER it is found necessary in this country to introduce new taxation or increase the existing taxes, officialdom invariably takes refuge in comparison as an excuse for its action, the public is thu s well drilled in the knowledge that it is very lightly taxed in comparison
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    Debt To France
    151 8 JVHE existence of the Maginot Line is known practically to everybody, but its importance as a bulwark against aggression has not been fully appreciated until recently. An examination of available information on the aims and structure of this great defence system reveals that at every step in
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    GERMAN TRADE MISSION LEAVES EMPTY-HANDED
    365 8 Most Of Demands Unacceptable RUMANIAN GOVERNMENT RESIGNS Reuter. TRADE talks between Germany and Rumania, based on German demands for bigger and speedier supplies of oil at lower prices, and for a lowering of the Rumanian lei in ratio with the mark, have ended with disagreement
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    Soviet To Send Oil
    192 8 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 22. me Moscow correspondent of the Asahi Shimbun reports that an agreement has been reached between German representatives and the Oil Commissioner of the Soviet Government for the Soviet delivery of 800,000 tons of oil to Germany.—Eastern News. London, Nov. 23. The Air
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    To-day's Nazi Lie
    111 8 Reuter. London, Nov. 23. I REPORT was recently published in u7 fl r c ICa new spapers that British ESSS? h aV ?L been si^hte d in the mdi nd that Ca nada is preparing £i] 2?! Shlps Ther eupon the German! i^2U3"SC? t ?J tne New
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    HITLER CALLS CONFERENCE
    38 8 REUTER. LONDON, NOV. 23. HITLER TO-DAY HAD AN EXTENSIVE DISCUSSION WITH GEN. YON BRAUCHITSCH, ADMIRAL YON RAEDER AND MARSHAL GOERING. ACCORDING TO THE GERMAN WIRELESS. WHICH SAYS THAT THE FUEHRER GAVE INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING FUTURE STRATEGY.—REUTER.
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    Nazi Retreat From Baltic
    46 8 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 23. QVER 30,000 people have left Latvia for repatriation to Germany, according to a Riga telegram received by the German News Agency. This means that over half the German minority in Latvia have left their homes, it is added.—Reuter.
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    EPIDEMICS IN WARSAW
    63 8 Reuter. London. \< IV ->■> typhoid, dysentry and othr diseases have broken out 1 Warsaw is admitted by a f." man medical officer, j n t!, the Germa radio The officer, who was stated ft be in charge of the mmji hospital in Warsaw, said that a
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    "Will Kill Nazi Trade"
    99 8 Reuter. Paris. Nov. 23. "rXCELSIOR" explains how the new P Franco-British economic measure! will hit the Nazi barter system. It says that by barter Germany pro. cures raw materials and foreign exchange. For example, Germany obtained mine rals from the Balkans. These she bartered with a
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    "Mein Kampf" Purged
    39 8 London. Nov. 23 "MEIN KAMPF" is being published a pocket edition according to aMi message. In order to reduce its fell a pocket edition, it is thought tat the chapter on Bolshevism may have tan deleted.
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    NAZI THREAT: UNRESTRICTED MINE WAR
    95 9 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 23. WE shall answer Britain's latest measures with intensified mine warfare." neutral correspondents in Berlin were told. "Germany will lay mines off th e British coast. She regards herself perfectly entitled to do so without a breach of international law. It is
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    British Reply To Neutrals On New Policy
    130 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 23. COMMENTING on the effect en «<»utrals of the Government's decision to seize German goods on the high seas The Times writes: "Through all this objectionable business Britain's supreme desire is to keep international trade going in every possible way
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    NAZI EXCUSE FOR LAYING LOOSE MINES
    153 9 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 23. REPLYING to the British contention that the German methods o! naval warfare are contrary to international war the official German News Agency says: "The British have not only organised their own and neutral ships in convoys under the protection of
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    KING GEORGE STATES ISSUES OF THE WAR
    172 9 Reuter. LONDON, NOV. 23. IN HIS SPEECH AT THE TO-DAY, HIS MAJESTY THEf NG •The shadow of war has once preserve peace, invaded Poland. rorman agression and bad faith This new instance of German e without dishonour was a challengewhich fre edom and
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    GERMANY SOWING MAGNETIC MINES FROM FLYING BOATS
    391 9 A New Campaign Of Frightfulness Reuter. London, Nov. 24. JT is understood that German seaplanes which have flown to the east coast in recent days have been sowing the magnetic type of mines. This new technique may explain the recent comparatively heavy list
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    JAPANESE REACTION TO SINKING OF LINER
    447 9 Well-Known Diplomat Injured Tokyo, Nov. 23. THE N.Y.K. liner Terukuni Maru, which sank off the east coast of England on Tuesday, was loaded with cargo exceeding 3,000 tons, according to a report from London. Captain Kondo, Naval Attache to the Japanese Embassy in London,
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    Britain Will Overcome New Menace
    164 9 London. Nov. 23. DEFERENCE to Germany's mine laymg R DoUcy was made In a broadcast JpeeS lit night by the Chancellor of tv»P Excheouer. He said: %ou ha*'been reading in your■ new3naoer of this latest abomination of GeiS?ir! savagery-the magnetic mine sec rpfiv debited in
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    LATEST VICTIMS
    112 9 London, Nov. 23 THE Greek ship, Elena, 4,576 tons, bound from river Plate to Antwerp with a cargo of grain is the latest neutral victim of German mines. Within an hour of the explosion, she had disappeared. A south coast lifeboat responded to the call for help, and
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    French Trawler Sinks, Nine Feared Drowned
    46 9 Reuter. London. Nov. 23. MINE members of the crew of ten of a French trawler are feared to have lost their lives when it sunk off the south-east coast on Monday. Thp survivor was saved by a British fishing boat.—Reuter.
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    China Makes Her Own Radio Sets
    152 9 CHINA is increasing her own output of radio sets which she needs in large numbers both for military and non-military purposes. The principal supplier is the Central Wireless Manufactory, which is capitalised at $330,000. The plant, originally located in Changsha but now operating in
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    Sports Diary
    70 10 TO-DAY ■OCKET: S R C. vs. Hyderabad Regt., SRC; Indian Assn. vs. Punjab Regt., 1.A.; Police vs. Raffles College, College; Y.M. C.A. vs. Casuals. V.M.C.A.; S.C.R.C. vs. R A F. (H.Q.). S.C.R.C.; Colts H.C. vs. R.A.F., Farrer Park; St. Joseph's Present vs. Past, 5.J.1.. S.R.C. 2nd vs. R.A.F.
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    Amateur Boxing Club's Meeting
    169 10 (By "Pete") Singapore, Thursday. A COMMITTEE meeting of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Club was held this afternoon at the Happy Word The Rev. R. K. S. Alums. President of the Club presided. After the minutes of the last meeting had been read and passed, Mr. Mitchell
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    INDIANS SHOW BRILLIANT FORM IN PADANG HOCKEY
    664 10 Superior In All Departments Indian Association 3; S.C.C 0. THE S.C.C. had their long sequence of hockey victories stopped yesterday when they went down to the Indian Association by three goals I to nil at the Padang. I Decidedly superior in all departments,
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    GOOD ENTRY FOR A.A.M. TESTS
    302 10 XHE A.A.M. Driving Test, which are being held ne xt Sunday 26th JWOne R ad NOT at Tampine s T£- A very satisfactory entry has hppn received including Mr. Lhn Peng Sn we If- known Chinese driver, and Mr' J. F. Barraclough in his 100
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    TENNIS Yesterday's Results
    112 10 fHE following were the results of m 1 played yesterday in ihe V Mr* tennis tournament: v A"A" CLASS SINGLES fsemi fin,,, J. Manasseh (scr.) beat s a 'nj wood (—l5). 6—l; 6—3. D T MIXED DOUBLES (semi-f lnal) Miss P. Eber Yap a" VI (-15.3) beat
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    MANCHESTERS BEAT S.C.C. AT HOCKEY
    256 10 S.C.C 0 Manchesters i. p a rather scrappy game of hockey played at Tanglin yesterday the second string of the Manchesters defeated the second string of the S.C.C. by the only goal scored in the match. There was nothing to choose between the teams. They
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    Y.M.C.A. Juniors Hold The Fort
    63 10 |N a rather exciting hockey game ed on the V.M.C.A. ground yei terday, the V Juniors drew with For: Canning each side notching a goal. There was no score in the first half. The V's took the lead shortly after the change of ends, through
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    S.R.C. Lose Narrowly
    47 10 fN a thrilling rugby match at the S.R.C. yesterday, the club lost to the R.A.M.C. by four points (a drop goal) to three (a try). There was little to chcose between the teams. The first half score was 4-0 in favour of the visitors.
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    KOTA RANGERS' XI
    27 10 Th e Kota Rangers XI will play football against the River Valley Rovers on Sunday at the M.F.A. ground, Balestier Road, at 5.15 p.m
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    Rugby At The Front
    77 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. THt lirj>t game of Rugby foothall between B.E.F. teams arc to played on Saturday in a town behind the lines on the local ground, says Reuters special correspondent with the X F I Opponents are the Army Service Corps and the Directorate
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    Hockey Teams
    243 11 Hie following have accepted to play S C C. vs. Netherlands XI on FriC.C Major F. E. Robertson, R. G. K. Thompson, Lt. I. L. E MacMillan; P. H. Harrison, J. FletCooke, X E. W. Hatchaid- R. J. es, Lt. H. Hih7?att. G. W. S. Waites. S. M.
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    THORNYCROFT'S SOCCER
    36 11 «ring players will represent n >fts Sports Club against Singapore Traction Co., Employees Associa- i soccer, at Farrer Park:Bertie, E. De Zilva, Mission, Hichards. Rozario, Sai Kow, Forrest. Mob Din T Sullivan end Harry.
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    EGYPTIAN BOXER HAS "WRITTEN" A BOOK
    424 11 ITS CIRCULATION IS ONE COPY (Tribune Staff Reporter) FAHMY, the Egyptian middleweight champion, with a face as strongly chiselled as Max Baer's and a body that would delight a sculptor, has, among other things, written a book. '•My Fighting Life" is the title he's
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    NO LICENSE TO SELL RICE
    55 11 Singapore. Thursday. Woo Chee Eoone oi Choo Sam Sem Lontx. appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh. the Fifth Police Magistrate this morning on a charge of being an unlicensed rice dealer, an offence under thp Food Control Ordinance 1939- He v/p.s fined $150 or in
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    Weights For Kuala Lumpur Races
    288 11 THE Selangor Turf Club winter meet--1 ing's weights for first day. Nov. 29, are as follows: Horses—Class 4—Div. I—s» furs. Woden 9.0 Woodquest 8 12 Clifton Lad 8.11 Benedict 8.10 Young Ginger 8.10 Jade Lady 8.9 Resistance 8.7 Meg 8.7 Quick Money 8.4 Prunella 8
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    FRIENDLY BILLIARDS
    62 11 o lQst the Chinese Sports On Sunday last tne Amica ble Association drew ne Athletic Cluo by games premises and tne niayers men3»! Men, Koon (W*)- Kong Guan Cheng Moh «250.. Ng Wan (250). Friendly Soccer gjh) on, Sa .ttie yee at 5 P m. A. Kong, Soo
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    Rugby Teams
    223 11 ♦THE following will represent the "Rest" 1 against the S.C.C. in a friendly Rugby match to be played on Nov. 25 at Farrer Park:—J. Reutens (S.R.C D. C-Ross (5.A.0.8.), J. Ritchie (S. A. OB.) Wood Khan (R.C.U.), K. Leembruggen (5.A.0.8.); Weng Choon (R.C. U.) Cheow Chye (R.C.U.); W.
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    INTERNATIONAL BADMINTON PARTY
    112 11 The International Badminton Party beat the Cheerful Lads Athletic Party on Sunday, Nov. 19, at the latter s court by five games to two. Results SINGLES. 'International Badminton Party player* mentioned first*: Nelson Jeremiah lest to Tok Choo Kum 1—15; 1— 15; Kow Kbno San lost to
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    Convicted Of Gaming
    59 11 Singapore. Thursday.—Sixteen °ut 23 Cantonese who were this morning produced before Mr. fj. H. Koh. fc*ie Third Poiice Magistrate, on a charge oi playing in a common gaining house pleaded guilty and were nned $2 each, or five days' simple imprisonment The other seven, who claimed trial,
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    480 12 Singapore. Nov. 23. Suatu perbuatan perkasa yang luar blasa telah di-lakukan oleh sa-buah kapal torpedo Peranchis, ia-ltu la telah menenggelamkan dua buah kaoal selam Jerman dalam masa tlga harl. Sa-buah darlpada kapal aelom lnl telah dl-llhat mula2xiya oleh sa-buah kapal terbang. Dengan sertamehta kapal terbang itu
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      285 12 [J To-Day's I 1 Radio ir SINGAPORE ZHL 225 metres (1.33 an ZIIP 30.96 metres (9.69 rm 5.40 Lagu Melayu. G.OO Teochew Drama "Don Moo:.. p.m. 6.45 Teochew selections. 7.00 Childrens' Programme (En 7.15 Time. Weather, News and"' nr ments. 7.30 The Raffles Girls' School c< r>;r Studio. 8.00 'Music
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      535 13 Miscellaneous LAND IN HIGHLANDS: TO LEASE 1 to 30 acres m two districts of Malay States. On main road. Bracing and invigorating Climate. Ideal site for bungalow or general farming. Conducive neighbourhood Any period. EasyTerms. Apply EJ., 272, Ampang Road, Kuala Lumi.ur. (834.8; Owing to high cost of chemicals, tins
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      694 13 THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE Male Europeans of Erit'ish nationality in Singapore are reminded that tomorrow, Nov. 25, is the date allotted for registration, under the Registration Ordinance, for persons whose surnames begin with SK-SR. Persons who fall within this category are asked to register between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Registration
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      513 13 NOTICE. HO MAN (DECEASED). Pursuant to Section tit Chapter S. (Probate and Administration Enactment) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ALL PERSONS CLAIMING TO BE NFXT-OF-KIN TO and ALL CREDITORS AND OTHER PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS OR DEMANDS against the abovenamed HO MAN late of Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Federated Malay States,
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    JAPAN MAY SUSPEND HER EUROPE RUN
    88 14 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 23. JAPAN'S shipping policy will not be altered as a result of the loss of the Terukuni Maru, according to an announcement by a Ministry of communications official. He added that if two or three such incidents occurred, "we might be
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    SWITZERLAND HAS MERCHANT NAVY
    49 14 London, Nov. 23. Switzerland has chartered 15 merchant ships from neutrals for the duration of the war. with a total tonnage of 115,000 Eight of the ships have already been taken over. Hitherto the only Swiss ships were the pleasure steamers on the Swiss lakes.
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    NEW ZEALAND TO SEND MEN OVERSEAS
    130 14 Reuter. London, Nov. 23. IN the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Chamberlain stated that he had seen a statement intimating that the first echelon of the New Zealand military force for overseas, which has undergone intensive training, would embark after completing training in the
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    Indian Congress Ready To Talk
    48 14 Reuter. Allahabad, Nov. 23. The Congress Working Committee has adapted a resolution leaving the door open for further negotiations with the British Government. The resolution says that the Com. mittee will continue to explore all means of arriving at an honourable settlement. —Reuter.
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    Ark Royal Saved By A Miracle
    243 14 Reuter. New York, Nov. 23. "THE real story" of the escape of the Ark Royal, when a 500--pound bomb from a German plane exploded near the ship on Sept. 26, was told at the Overseas Press Club to-day by the former M.P., Sir IXrwent
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    DEFENCE FINANCE POPULAR IN CITY
    79 14 Reuter. London, Nov. 22 THE issue of new savings certificates and small denominations bonds for national defence is favourably received by the City, where satisfaction is expressed that the issues ire designed to attract savings of wage-earners. The circles point out that ways hi industrial
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    PRODUCE
    143 14 Singapore. Nov. 23. R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Siam 1 $13> Rice Siam 2 $168 Rice Siam 3 $15; Siam Broken Rice No. 1 %nj Siam Broken Rice No. 2 $113 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1
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    BONDS TO DEFEAT MINES
    204 14 Reuter. London s u THE war is already io>ti n{ r th country at least £6(MH>.OOO daitv Sir John Simon told listeners n, broadcast on "Paying for the War" The Chancellor said that modal aircraft cost three to seven lima more than the comparable tvn* 2
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    143 14 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Nov. 23. NO. IX R.S.S. Spot loose Nov Dec 40 40 4 No. IX R.S.S. FOB. in cases (Sellers option) 40 3 s 40 s G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in bales (Sellers option I 39 5 s 39-8 F.A.Q.
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    EXCHANGE
    179 14 Singapore, Nov. 23 The following are the exchange stock th's morning according to the daily circular i*aued bj the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora, tion. SELLING London 2 4 l|U London demand 2 4 1 lb Rates for Freight 2 4 U i_yons demand 205 C Switzerland demand Hamburg
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    262 15 NEW YORK CABLE New York, Nov. 23. gl RBFR Market Tone closed rd Jan. Mar. TfS Market Tone closed FOREIGN EXCHANCE London, Thursday. London on Paris 176.00 t London on Amsterdam 7.52 r T London-".n Shanghai si£ Unofficial T/Tl a Hongkong 15.3 1!33d. i T London on
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    TIN
    14 15 Singapore, Friday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $117%.
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    15 15 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 40%; Sellers 41.
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    BAND PERFORMANCE
    40 15 Band of the Straits Settlements will pertorm in public to-day at Park at 8.30 p.m. under the aon of Mr. Chapman, Band- March, "Semper Fidelis," Overture, "Bronze Horse,'' Selection, "H.M.S. Pinafore," Valse, "Taste," Sibelius, Se*On Famous Musical Plays,''
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    FRASER & CO'S SHARE REPORT
    770 15 FRASER CO'S SHARE REPORT Ampat Tin 11 11 Austral Amal Austral Malay Ayer Hitam 2b 3 9 1T Ayer Wens M^x<i Bangrln -to Batu Selangor "ft? Berjuntal SPi J;«'* Burma Malay St SB Chendertang gt gfc Hltam Tin J 4 JJ "5 Hong Patt Hong Kong Tin Idrls Hydraulic W
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    226 15 Singapore, Thursday. TIN at midday was $117%, unchanged, 1 while the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 40 cents. December 40% :ents. January March 38% cents and VpriliJune 36»4 cents, market steady. Bid from London to-day for Sterline Tin shares were again on a
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    28 15 Mr. and Mrs. Palgrave Simpson have closed their flat in Ashtey Place and until further notice their address will be Tile House, Chiltern Road, Chesham Bois, Bucks. 1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    100 15 Maynard 90 lOOnom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5 1940 99 lOOnom 4}4% 1947 104 106nom *H% MB 106 loanom 4% 1963 100 102nom 5% 55-66 111« 113 cl 5% 48-68 ?08% 110V 4 cl 4V 2 70-80 109 110'^et 3% 75-85 86' j »ocl 3% 1962 88 00 SlOOcl
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    THIRD KILLING OF CHINESE IN BANGKOK
    123 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Tokyo, Nov. 23/ IT is new revealed that it was Mr Vi Kuang-yen, executive number cf the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Bangkok and a leading Chinese businessmen, who was shot dead on Tuesday in a street of Bangkok, a
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    Mass Murder Of Czechs
    81 16 Reuter. Budapest, Nov. 23. THE total dead in Bohemia and Moravia as a result of the police and S.S. repression of national demonstrations in r:cent weeks is over 1,700, according to reports reaching here from an official German source, which adds that onethird were Jews. I
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    FAILURE OF GERMAN RAIDS ON BRITAIN
    311 16 8 Enemy Planes Brought Down Reuter. Paris, Nov. 23. THE shriek «f sirens shattered the sleep of Parisians a few minutes 1 after midnight, just after the alar ms had been sounded in norm- western France. Residents in the northern suburbs and centre of
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    BITTER KWANGSI BATTLE
    74 16 Reuter. Chungking, Nov. 24. Japanese forces on the Kwangsi border have resumed the offensive in the direction of Nanning, with the intention of cutting China's highway communications with French IndoChina, according to Chinese circles here. The latest Chinese despaich reports heavy fighting near Tatang, south of Nanning.
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    ALLIES SAP GERMAN TRADE RESOURCES
    344 16 London, Nov. 23. ANOTHER example of the way in which Britain is sapping Germany's economic resources is the Government's promise of full support for refugee industries. Refugee manufacturers have oeen invited to establish themselves in England to turn out gcods which they normally produce in
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    Stock Exchange
    56 16 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. ON the Stock Exchange yesterday Heme rails and Soutr: American rails sharply improved on persistent demand from provincial investors. Giltedg:d were quiet but indus nab acvanced on an increase of buying shortly before the clos3 of trading Cotton reacted sharply on profit-tak-ing after yesterdays
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    PRESSURE ON JAPAN ADVOCATED
    166 16 Reuter. London. ov i |N a letter to the M amh( r Guardian. Mr. E. R. v h Reader m Chinese at OxfnS emphasizes that the Far East the on e piace where plain lde j" tity interests between the Soviet" Britain and France exists. doe
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    REORGANISATION OF CHINESE GOVERNMENT
    359 16 Chungking, Noy. 21. rpHE partial reoiganisalion of the Central Kuoiriintang and it Executive Yuan (Chinese Cabinet) was effected by the Sixth Plenary flfffilhwi of the Central Executive Committee of the Ku«»mintang at the last meeting held this morning ai the NaticnaJ Government Auditorium under the chairmanship
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    Three More Ships Sunk By Submarines
    253 16 Reuter. London. Nov 3. THREE more British steamers. 4.132 tons, have been si marine. The largest wa< B Geraldus. 2 494 tons, sunk coast, but the whole crow picked up by a British war The 1.351 tons' steamer Dai sunk on Nov. 19. It
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    Allied Gains And Losses
    63 16 London. N ALLIED and neutral gainin the past 24 hours are: Ail ed succasses: Eight Na; shot down. RAF. flights many, and the linking ol by a French warship Ail ed looses: Two m Brithn destroyer, a French R.A.F. seaplane set on nr< Shetlands and a
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