Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1939

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    78 1 The Malaya Tribune <>\ o i her i*ai;i-:s Pages l imit For Municipal Speeches? z pope's Encyclical 3 I t rrace Houses 4 KlIl h.ii and Lingui Tin Meetings 5 i inemas 6 and 7 Thai Plotters Sentenced g Generab Dictate To Hitler 9 >|M>rt 10 Malayan Romance «j Radio
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    CRUISER BELFAST DAMAGED IN FIRTH OF FORTH
    342 1 Twenty Wounded: Vessel Saved Reuter. r B I HE Admiralty announces that the cruiser Belfast Ml was damaged by a torpedo or mine in the Firth of Forth, in the vicinity of May Island, on Tuesday. The casualties were twenty wounded. The ship
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    STOP PRESS
    191 1 Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 25. Japanese forces entered Nanning, strategic city of Kwangsi province, at 1.10 p.m. yesterday, according to Japanese Press reports here, though official confirmation is still lacking. Earlier a Japanese naval spokesman claimed that the fall of the city was only a matter of hours, as
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    Mined Italian Ship Beached
    86 1 Reuter. London, Nov 24. IN order to save the Fianona from foundering, she has been beached. —Reuter. The Fianona was an Italian ship of <\6OO tons, mined otT the south-east coasr It was previously reported that she car ried little cargo and it was decided, a*
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    GERMAN PLANES OVER SHETLANDS
    98 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 21. GERMAN planes flew Over the Shetlands this morning. The all clear sounded thirty minutes after the warning.—Reutei. Later: The She/ands had two air laid warnings to-day. German planes Dew over the islands this morning, the all clear being sounded after thirty minutes.
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    Cargo In Enemy Ships
    72 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 25—The Board of Trade has authorised the London Chamber of Commerce to make, on behalf of the owner cf any cargo in an enemy ship lying in a neutral port, payments of freight and other charges to*or for the benefit of an enemy
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    WAR OVER BY SPRING HOPES MR. ROOSEVELT
    74 1 Reuter. Washington, Nov. 24. the course of to-day's Press conference, when ussing national expend! Pre ident Kooseveit said h< had hopes the war would y the Spring, but he ivc n<> indication that he eyed his hopes would be fulfilled. Presktenl revealed thai
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    U.S. TRADE POLICY IN WARTIME
    161 1 Reuter. Washington. Nov >i ,»11; Cordell Hull, ai to-diy j. Press 4,1 Conference, criticised sharply the attacks made in Congress recentI 1 D the Administration's reciprocal Iradi programme. > -a, question in regard t.> the United States trade should be allowed lapse expired next June,
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    FRITZ KUHN FREE OF FIVE CHARGES
    28 1 New York, Nov. 24. j has dismissed five of harges f»z&iri>t Fiiiz Kuhn. Bur 3 .Nazi) Kader, a charge a stealing Reuter
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    TERRIBLE ORDEAL OF SEVEN SURVIVORS
    171 1 Six Days In Open Boat Reuter. London, Nov. 25. S E > EN survivors of the Reamer Arlington Court, sunk off Iceland, *trc landed at an cast oast port by a Norwegian motor-vessel uhl,h Picked them up after they had been drifting for six days
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    ALLIES ARE MASTERS IN THE AIR
    439 1 Reuter. Pavis. Nov. 25. A GREAT impression has been n made here, says Reuters special correspondent with the British Expeditionary Force, by the news of recent successes of British and French planes against German aircraft The general conclusion among the British military and French
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    Hesitant Hitler Sees Commanders
    160 1 War On Women And Children Paris, Nov. 25. JJERR Hitler to-day continued his conference with high army and navy chiefs, amorg whom was the Inspector General of the German railways, says the Paris Radio. According to an Amsterdam report. Hitler discussed among «>thei things the construction
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    HITLER'S DREADFUL WEAPON
    285 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 25. THERE is no doubt when Hitler re- fcrred to a dreadful weapon which could not be used against him he meant the parachute mine, Reuter learns from well informed quarters, where it is pointed out that it is an extreme form of frightfulness
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    TURKISH ECONOMIC MISSION TO ALLIES
    98 1 Reuter. Paris. Ncv. 25. THE Turkish economic mission headed by M Menemencioglu, Secretary- Geneial of the Turkish foreign Office, arrived nere en route for London and met General Orbay yesterday.—Reuter. I The trade negotiations opened t?-lay at the Ministry of Economics with the Dan'sh mission
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    France Reduces Forces On Italian Border
    58 1 Reuter. P.i lis. Nov. Ef. A RIG redaction af French armed forcer in the region of the Italian frontier is implied in a communique aa> ncunc.ng reduction of the army zon?. Departments henceforth excluded from the zone are Hautes Avoie, Hantea lere, Hautes Alpes,
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    HITLER YOUTH LEADER URGES REVOLUTION
    111 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 25. "THE Fatherland is in peril not be- cause «f external enemies but because of the Fuehrer, who is leading us towards if setruction. Rcvohitirn against Hitler s our only salvation," writes a leader of the Hitler Youth Movement to the German
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    16 1 Reuter. Istanbul, Nov. 24. TfIHE death roil in the earthquake has reached Innumerable persons were injured.—Reuter.
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    New Cabinet In Rumania
    97 1 Reuter. Enchsre I. Nov. 25. If. TATAKESCU Rumania's "iron Man," hay ioinu'l .1 new Government and M. Gafr ncu remains Foreign Ministrr—Renter. M. Tatarescu including Biembert of the other parties in addition to his own Liberal colleagues. The appointment of M. Tataroscu is regarded as ensuring
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      83 1 LOST AND FOUND. "I wonder when you will stop that scratching habit of yours! said a man to his girl as he left her in disgust. She was suffering from Dandruff and would often scratch her head in his pres I .ce. Months after, his thought* turned to her again
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    SAFETY STEPS AT KALLANG BRIDGE
    206 2 Singapore, Friday. TpWO parallel lines, with zig-zag pattern between, will be drawn on the road over Sir Arthur's Bridge, Kallang, to separate traffic in an effort to reduce, if not prevent, motor accidents. The decision to carry out this experiment was confirmed at to-day's meeting
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    ACCUSED SENT FOR TRIAL
    148 2 Singapore, Friday. REFERENCE to a year-old quarrel over a game of mahjong. which ended in a free fight between the complainant and the accused, was made to-day during the course of the preliminary inquiry before Mr. C. H. Koh in the Third Police Court in which
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    Interest In Early 1940 Position
    291 2 I A SPECTACULAR advance has been the feature of the week, and values now stand at levels higher than at any time since April 1937. The tone of the London market yesterday was described as strong, but the New York Exchange was relatively quiet. Trading
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    PAWNED BORROWED JEWELLERY
    89 2 Singapore, Friday. PLEADING guilty to two charges of criminal breach of trust in respect of jewellery valued at 585.75 Gayah binte Abu Bakar, a 25-year-old Malay woman, was to-djay fined a total of $125, in default to undergo 10 weeks' simple imprisonment, by Mr. C. H. Kob.
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    Failed When 'Talkies' Came To Singapore
    193 2 Singapore, Friday. ATTRIBUTING her insolvency to the introduction of the talking pictures, a middle-aged woman. Mrs. Amelia Aroczoo, to-day appeared before Mr. Justice Manning, when she was granted her discharge subject to a suspension of one month. Mrs. Aroozoo, who was represented by Mr.
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    INQUEST ON MINE VICTIMS
    498 2 Singapore, Friday. AT th e conclusion of the inquiry into the evidence of idrntification of the bodies of those who died as a result of the Sirdhana striking a mine when leaving Singapore Harbour on Nov. 13, Mr. \V. G. Poner, the Singapore Coroner, rstarned a
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    U.K. Thanks Malaya
    125 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 8. MALAYA'S magnificent gifts, in parti- cular the £80.000 for the Red Cross and St. John's fund and the Regent of Kedah's million dollars to Imperial Defence, has brought a testimony of recognition in the publicity th°y have received in newspapers,
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    PROPOSAL TO LIMIT MUNICIPAL SPEECHES
    720 2 OPPOSITION BY MR. YAP PHENC GECK Singapore, Friday. REPLYING in an eloquent speech at to-day's meeting of the X Munich*! Commissioners to a recent suggestion by Brown to impose a time limit on the duration of Comm.ssH.ners Mr Yap Pheng Geek pointed out that the
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    N.E.L. On Peace Telegram
    322 2 THE fundamental conflict of ideals which exists in Europe to-day was stressed by the Algemten Handelsblad. of Batavia, in its comments on the offer made by the Queen of Holland and the King of Belgium to mediate in the war One must admire the moral courage
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    FELL 26 FEET TO DEATH
    71 2 Singapore. Fridiv A VERDICT of death adventure was returned v" Mr. W. G Porter, the S ingap£ Coroner, to-day. at the conch sion of the inquiry j n t v" death of Seah Sg R working in a quarry. At the time of hi ceased
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    Judge Warns Bankrupt
    183 2 Singapon. Frists "THE next time you come no* n- 0 1 bably you will not find mm any other judge as might be committed to Mr. Justice Manning to bankrupt, V. P Yoirn arrears to the extent .1 §240 to the Official Assignee. Mr. F. A. Chua.
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT
    115 2 Singapore. Thursday JN THEIR v.-c-. k!y rubl Guthrie or Co., Ltd. state:— During the week ail have siead:ly advanced, and priW show a considerable Improvement on haiahce. Speculative interest hao penisid and with little or no selling preavf the undertone of the tnarki t firm. Nearby positions continue
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    Examination Of Mr. R.J.P. Clarke
    202 2 Singapore, Frida T HE public examination of Mr. Richard James Potter Clarke r„nfn r"/ 3 111 Wh made his third a PPearance in the Ba ruptcy Cotift to-day, was adjourned sine die by hi< lordship Justice Manning. A^fn J' Han t> assistant Official Assignee who
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    MALAYA'S BIGGEST DREDGE
    76 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. TIIL world's largest tin recovery dredge, No. 6 Petaling Tin, Ltd., sjs launched to-day on the company's property in the presence of dv High Commissioner and Lady ih« i. i and a large number of gsesfo. weight when completed will
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    MAJORITY PARTY REJECTS SEAT IN TOKYO CABINET
    68 3 Tokyo, Nov. 24. i; UGH he was approached by the A Gen. Nobuyuki Abo offer of the portfolio of a l-tiir Minister. Mr. Chuji Machira of the Minseito, majority po party, yesterday formally replied th Premier that he could not aceepl the offer,
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    14 3 untitled Mothe Stowell, who recently m KedaL education service, at Ramsey, Isle of Man.
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    SEE THEM AT THE THEATRE TO-NIGHT
    23 3 Alan D Dant and Dorothy Levison i n "Room For Two," opening; at the Victoria Theatre to-night.
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    Norwegian Ship Fails To Obey "Stop" Signals
    419 3 £T about 7.20 a.m. yesterday, in spite of X flag (international) meaning "You should stop your vessel instantly," being hoisted by the Mount Faber Signal Station, the Norwegian steamer "Solviken" entered by the eastern entrance toward Keppel Harbour, states the Department of Information.
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    POPE'S BOLD JUDGMENT AGAINST NAZI LEADERS
    534 3 Impressive Papal Encyclical very large Roman Catholic community in Malaya were profoundly impressed by the Papal Encyclical issued on Oct. 20— the first of the reign of Pius XII and issued, for the second time in church history, from Castol Gandolfo. It will be
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    "THE EURASIAN PROBLEM"
    42 3 A talk will be given at the SR C. on Thursday at 6.30 p.m. on the subject "The Eurasian Probiem" to which all members of the community are invited It is hoped to make these talks a monthly event.
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    DISASTROUS FIRE AT KUALA KANGSAR
    100 3 (From Our Own Reporter). Ipoh, Friday. r|VER a hundred have been rendered homeless as a result cf a disastrous fire which completely destroyed a row of shop-houses at Manong, 16 miles from Kuala Kangsar, yesterday. Damage has not been properly Itset*ad. but it is believed
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    OPENING OF NEW S.H.B. QUARTERS
    33 3 The new artisans' quarters erected by the Singapore Harbour Board in Morse Road Harbour, are to b; opened by the Colonial Secretary, Sir Alexander Small, on Friday next.
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    $25 Fine On Girl Alien
    152 3 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipah, Friday. POR failing to report her change of address, a young and pretty Thai alien named Boon Mcc appeared in the Ipoh Police court yesterday be. fore Mr. P. F. Y. Radcliffe and on pleading guilty to the charge was
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    MUNICIPAL EXTRA COSTS $490,487
    85 3 Singapore, Friday. CijrPU MENTAL budgets were passed at to-da; meeting of the Municipal Commissioners for a total additional expenditure during the current year of Substantial iiu:*;*ses were approved in expenditure in 1939 on roads and rr«aterials and miscellaneous vorks. MESSRS. E. J. Bennett and A. J.
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    POLES FORCED INTO THE NAZI ARMY
    38 3 Reuter. London. Nov. 25. |T is learned in London that Germany is incorporating large numbers oi Polish prisoners in the German Army, which .s a violation of the Hague convention of 1907.—Reuter.
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    McNair School Prize Day
    70 4 Singapore, Friday. THE annual prize-giving day of the McNair School was held this morning at the school hall. The following were awarded prizes: Standard I: Quek Swe° Teck, Lum Sco Chye, Tan Huah Chin, Lai Mm Tet. Primary II: Cecil Rodrigues, Chan Kv/ee Chuan, Koh Scow
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    Maintenance Claim
    81 4 Singapore. Friday. IN the maintenance suit in which Ella Shentob sued her husband Jacao Shentob, for maintenance, Mr. David Marshall of Messrs. Aitkin and Ong Siang. who appeared io; Ella Shentob, applied for postponement of the hearing to Tuesday at 11.30 a m. At the same time he
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    DEFINITION OF "TERRACE HOUSE" TO BE SOUGHT
    364 4 Municipal Laws Held Up Singapore, Friday. AS a result of a decision taken at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners further discussion will follow on the vexed question of whether or not the use of a terrace house in a bungalow area should
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    News In Romanised Malay
    453 4 Singapore. Nov. 24. Seluroh dunla mi berchakap darl hal perbuttan Jermau melanggar undang2 perang yang kemudlan sn-kall inu ia-itu menaborkan perioki api la,a daiam scgala alor2 tempat perlaicnaa kapal2 Sir John Simon telah menyatakan dalam suatu uchapan radio bahawa periok2 apt yang U taborkan oleh Jerraan
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    BETTER HEALTH IN THE EAST
    151 4 THE League of Nations Health Organisation Eastern Bureau. Singapore, health bulletin for the week ended Nov. 18 read as follows:— The situation in eastern pores generally is this week favourable. One plague death only has been reported, viz., from Cochin. The last case of human
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    BURMA EXPECTING DOMINION STATUS
    31 4 Reuter. Rangoon, Nov. 24. The Governor states that the British Government recognises that the attainment of dominion status is the national issue of Eurma's constitutional progress —Reuter.
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    CHOPPER ATTACK ALLEGED
    54 4 Singapore. Friday. Lin Ah Choo. a Chinese woman appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth Magistrate, this morning, on' a charge of causing hurt with a chopper to Koh Ah Soon. His honour ordered the accused to be sent for observation and postponed the case to
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    MR. JUSTICE MANNING TO WED SHORTLY
    132 4 nwut7 i*. Singapore, Friday. THE forthcoming marriage of Mr. Justice Manning, 56-year old Puisne Judge of the Straits Settlements, and Margaret Asher (Margot) Wilson, was announced to-day. Mr. Richard Joseph Manning was first appointed Puisne Judge in 1932 wh«n he was at Trinidad and
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING MUSLIM PILGRIMS
    132 4 (To the Editor of the Malaya Sir—The readiness with Government agTeed to opei pilgiv'.m traffic to Mecca' of the Muslim Missionary clearly shows the Govern interest to respect Muslim even though times are abnori The pilgrimage to Mr ec L the five fundamentals of
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    RECKLESS DRIVING
    244 4 (To the Editor of the Malaya Sir—I shall ba glad if y VJ me to enter a protest in known columns agahw driving of motor cars and loiries in Sp streets of our town. In doin so I am sure I am voicing the feeling oJ S public.
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    THREE BANKRUPTS DISCHARGED
    284 4 mTTT Singapore. Friday. fBREE bankrupts who appeared before Mr. Justin Manning in the Bankruptcy Court to-day obtained their discharges. Mr. Wee Kirn Huat. 3G-- lerk employed at the Asiatic ft whose liabilities amounted to $1 326.91 owing to 16 ci editors was p discharge, subject to a
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    27 4 Among the officers Jost in untitled ueous was Paymaster Comrn Martin Lawrey, who, in 1935 I secretary to Commodore W.P Wardlaw, in charge at Sin gap- 1
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    32 4 Mr. N. Ramsaran. untitled and news agent, Batu Gajah. who home in August last on account ot death of his elder brother in h 1 returned to h/s station on Nov. 15-
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    15 PER CENT. DIVIDEND APPROVED BY KUCHAI
    915 5 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Singapore, Friday. and final dividend of 15 per cent, was declared at the fifth 1 genera] meeting of the Kuchai Tin Ltd., which was hsld ipany'a registered office this morning. the meeting, Mr. F. the chairman, said: tor the year
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    Low Quotas Caused Decline In Lingui Tin's Profits
    861 5 Singapore, Friday. "PRODUCTION during the year had to be drastically curtailed 1" conform to the lower quotas in force, and this, of course, is the reason for the decline in our profits as compared with the previous years figures," said Mr. F.
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    CONTROL OF BULLOCK CARTS
    209 5 Singapore, Friday, y Xl( TER control over bullock 1 trts and hand carts with a v, *'w to preventing them from using streets in the heart of the (,t > not total abolition of these venules, was urged by Mr. A. J. 1 at to-day's meeting
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    Municipality And Air Conditioning
    152 5 Singapore, Friday. Approval for the waiving of Municipal building bylaws to permit the Singapore Improvement Trust to erect four air-conditioned quarters at Ridley Park with the heights of the ground and upper floor storeys less than those specified in the bylaws, was withheld when a committee
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    GIRLS' SCHOOL EXHIBITION
    64 5 Singapore, Friday. A very high standard of needlework and handicrafts was witnessed at the Methodist Girls' School exhibition, which opened this morning. Schoolgirls, parents and friends made many purchases, the money realised going to the School Building fund. The exhibition was in charge of Miss R. M.
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    $20,000 FIRE NEAR KUALA KANGSAR
    66 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Friday. OVER one hundred are homeless as a result of a disastrous fire which completely gutted a row of shophous:s at Manong. 16 miles from Kuala Kangsar yesterday morning. The damag? is believed to be about $20,000. The houses were
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    BASIC SIMILARITIES OF TWO GREAT RACES
    526 7 Sino-American Relations Should Be Strengthened Chungking. since the clipper days the United States and China have maintained the most steadfast friendship primarily due to the similar characteristic features of the two peoples, said Dr. t. Ti Wang, formerly Foreign Minister and Ambassador to the
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    Kansu's Mineral Deposits
    247 7 Ml coal, salt, and gold, all of U them important mineral re- s for war, are to be found in Kansu in large quantities. Much in virgin mountains in unquanfity as the province has n studied intensively by ts md mineralogists. But cistenee, as well as that
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    China Building New Air Fleet
    85 7 Tokyo. ig Governments has v programme to re- j Beet, part of which ned by Soviet aviators, faftantflc report. s placed the present at three squadrons of ir squadrons of nghtted by Chinese fliers, rs cf heavy bombers ttle planes, handed by Soviet airmen I
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    Formosan Troops For Kwangtung
    164 7 RShaokwan. EPORTS from Japanese sources in Canton stated that reinforcements from Formosa will shortly arrive in Kwangtung to continue the push to the West. The total strength from Formosa will be five divisions, but a good many of them trained in mountain warfare will be r
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    Has The League A Future?
    283 8 failure of the League of Nations as an instrument of peace would appear to be beyond dispute, but we are nevertheless interested in the suggestion which has been put forward that Great Britain, France, Poland and those British Dominions who have made declarations of war,
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    In Secret
    225 8 Government is to be complimented on its decision to hold the Sirdhana disaster inquiry in public. We have always maintained that any inquiry concerning a public matter in a democratic country should be held in public. In this way only can subterfuge be defeated and strict impartiality preserved.
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    21 PLOTTERS SENTENCED TO DEATH IN THAILAND
    101 8 FORMER KING'S SON AMONG THE GUILTY (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Friday. A SPECIAL court appointed to try 50 prisoners charged with trying to overthrow the Government has delivered judgment acquitting seven, sentencing 21 to death and giving life sentences to 22. The
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    WIVES OF NAZI CHIEFS LEAVING GERMANY
    398 8 Ready For The Fade-Out London, Nov. 21. DIBBENTROPS wile is alleged to have left Germany for Brazil. In a broadcast by the German Freedom Station the announcer de i hired that one after another of the wives of leading Nazis were leaving Ihe country.
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    Czechs Cannot Be Crushed
    70 8 Reuter. London, Nov. 23. FIR. BENES, former President -of CzeY_ choslovakia. declared to-day that, his country could not be crushed "It con ln "es. it lives, it exists." he said The present-day Nazi dictatorship ne went on, "Ls incomparable with the abs ute militarism of the
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    31 8 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. Lord Winterton has resigned the post of PaymasterGeneral for private reasons At the request of Lord Halifax he continues as Chairman of the InterGoyernment Committee for Refugees
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    EXECUTIONS IN POLAND
    110 8 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. M STARZYNSKI. Lord Mayor of Warsaw, has been sent to Dachau concentration camp following recent disturbances in the city. Reuter learns from Polish circles, which state that the disturbances led to ten executions and numerous arrests. The despatch of Starzynski is described as
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    Desperate Resistance To Japanese
    124 8 Hongkong, Nov. 23 A CHINESE report from Ku n iin, capital of Kwangsi Pn> vince. states that 100,000 .Japanese troops, marching RorthwanJ along the Yamchov> {nn j n highway yesterday, were within 12 kilometres of an aadiaeißaaj strategic point in Kwangsi Pn> vince. Kwangsi troops were
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    GERMAN JEWS LEFT DESTITUTE
    85 8 j Amsterdam. Kov. 24. THE number of Jew.s in Qermanj a** I the Sudelenland, wi bout lusts I I Poland and Czechoslovakia, dropped I from 500,000 in 1933 to 185 000 on 0d 1. i 939, according to a report by Reich Association of Jows in
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    Peace Terms Too High For Japan
    283 8 WANG CHING WEI STUBBORN Hongkong, N<>\. 24 |N his first interview given Io a foreign new s representative, Warm Chmg Wei told a Havas correspondent that Nanking ha* bed definitely chosen as the capital of the New "Chinese Federal (.<"<Tnmen!,** but he was unable
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    SWEDEN DENIES SMUGGLING GOODS TO GERMANY
    44 8 Reuter. Stockholm. Nov. 2i ITXPGKTS to Germany in ber were slightly less than w September, 1988. Authoritttn* circles state that this dis| any suggestion that goods Jjj being "smuggled" from the Unite* States to Germany via Sweden.-* Reuter.
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    35 8 Reuter. Berlin. untitled A FRENCH fifthing vessel was sunjj a U-boat in the Atlantic on day, according to a Spanish message th,? German Official News -V 1" crew were rescued by fl Span! hoat Roster
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    NAZI GENERALS OPPOSE INVASION OF LOWLANDS
    398 9 Stormy Meeting With Hitler Reuter. INVASION of Holland, it is believed, was called off by the Nazi leaders after a strrmy meeting between Hitler and his generals, at which the latfe- opposed the invasion unless it was clear that Belgium would remain neutral. General
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    Less Crime In Wartime
    59 9 London. Nov. 24. FIGURES gfrtn by the Home Secretrry in a Parliamentary answer of the indicatable offences known to the Metropolitan Police show that there has been less crime in London in a blackout than formerly. The total for Sentember and October were 12,283 compared with
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    Stork Exchange
    50 9 Reuter. London. Nov. 24. On the Stock Exchange, strong investment support for home rails and Argentine rails were the outstanding features of to-day's generally firm markets. Leading industrials were well bought during the last hour of trading, causing a cheerful close to the week. Wall Street was steady—Reuter.
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    Japan Gathers Evidence On Mining Of Liner
    141 9 "May Drag Us Into War" Tokyo, Nov. 24. THE British Embassy has issued a statement that "it has been established by the British Admiralty that German aircraft laid mines in five difierent localities off the east coast of England after dark on the
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    DUKE OF KENT WITH THE FLEET
    64 9 London. Nov. 24. THE Duke of Kent arrived in London a few days' leave. His Highness is Rear-Admiral on the the commander-in-chief of the Fleet, and this is the first time been to London from Scotland he has been stationed since the outbreak of
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    New President Of Peru
    32 9 London, Nov. 24. j a.Mon of the inauguration President of Peru on Dec. 8. j has unpointed the British Mm- I l ima to be his special ambas-
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    NO FOREIGN CONVOY FOR DUTCH VESSELS
    74 9 Reuter. The Hague, Nov. 24. THE Dutch Shipowners* Association ha: issued a statement declaring that no Dutch ship is sailing or has sailed in the convoy of any belligerent power, and there is no intention to do so. Shipping companies, as a precaution, are
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    GERMAN LINER
    29 9 Reuter. ijourenco Marques, Nov. 24. The German liner. Watussi, which has been taking refuge in Mozambique since the outbreak of war left harbour in darkness last night.—Reuter.
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    INDIAN METAL BOOM
    126 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. THE continued buying of certain securities on Indian account featured this morning's stock mar. ket. Among the issues mostly favoured are Burma Corporation nine rupee snares. One theory advanced la that the recent rise in Bombay of cotton prices is responsible for the
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    NEW POLICY NEEDED AGAINST NAZI PIRACY
    402 9 London, Nov. 2">. r JHE British Government's announcement of seizure of exports by Germany in retaliation fur illegal German sinkings conforms with the recognised principles of international law. The material disadvantage* to neutrals entailed by the Uritish action consist chiefly of dciay, which is
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    NAZIS SEARCH AND SINK DUTCH SHIP
    103 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 24. TIVE survivors of the Dutch steamer Sliedricht, 5,133 tons, have been landed on the northwest coast of England by a trawler which picked them up after 7*2 days in an open boat, following the sinking of their vessel by German
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    SECRET SESSION OF PARLIAMENT SOON
    279 9 London, Nov. 24. 'J'HE intention cf the Opposition leader, announced on Wednesday in the Commons, to ask in th e new Parliamentary session for a secret sitting at an early opportunity to discuss imnr ov.ng the organisation and output of supplies is understood to be
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    FRENCH NAVY SINKS 3 MORE SUBMARINES
    52 9 Reuter. Pans, Nov. 24. U-boat has been sent to the bottom, making three sunk by the French Navy in the last Jew days. A surrey ship saw the true! of a torpedo in the moonlight, turned about and went full speed and dsopped depth
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      345 9 WHEN GASTRIC ULCERS ARE SUSPECTED There's no need for the stomach sufferer to give way to despair, even when acute pain suggests that excess acid has attacked his stomach lining, preparing the way for a gastric ulcer. There are countless instances where the gentle, healing work of Maclean Brand Stomach
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    PADANG RUGBY ENDS IN VICTORY FOR AIRMEN
    331 10 Splendid Play By R.A.F. Forwards Three-Quarters R.A.F. "B". .9 pts. S.C.C. "8"..... .3 pts, gOME splendid play on the part of the forwards and three-quarters enabled the R.A.F. "B" to beat the S.C.C. "B" by nine points (three tries) to three (a penalty
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    THORNYCROFTS WIN
    36 10 Playing against Jpseph Travers and Sons in a football match at Farrer Park on Thursday, Thornycrofts won by eight goals to one. Scorers: Kirn We a '.3> T. Sullivan (3) Kwan (1) Harry (1).
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    Sports Diary
    57 10 To-day RUGGER: Malaya Cup" Army vs. Nerxi-Malacca, S.C.C; RN.-R.A.F. vs. Johore, Jalan Besar Stadium; Friendly. S.C.C. vs. The Rest, Farrer Park. HOCKEY: S.C.C. vs. Punjab Regiment, S.C.C.; Police vs. Indian Assn.. Depot; fl C.R.C. vs. Dutch Club, Sektar; Raffles Inst. vs. Dutch Club; R I. TENUIS: SCR C.
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    WINNERS OF TONGUE CUP
    36 10 Detective Branch Team who beat the Tanjong Pagar XT tor the Tongue Cup. The game was played on Thursday and ended r.\ a win for tne Detectives by four goals to one.
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    Ring "Stars" Fail To Arrive
    236 10  -  (By "Pete" gOXING promoters and enthusiasts who awaited the arrival of Star Frisco and other "stars" yesterday aboard the Conte Verde were disappointed when, on the arrival of the boat, it was discovered that the boxing itars were not on board. They had missed the
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES
    130 10 Singapore, Saturday. The Singapore Engineering Mechanics' Association Fcotball Cluo is playing a iriendly soccer game against the Chung Wha Football Association (Juniors) at the M.F.A. ground this evening. A return friendly game of soccer will be played at Farrer Park on Sunday afternoon at 5.15 p.m. between the
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    MATCHES NOT PLAYED
    72 10 Owing to the downpour of rain yesterday, the following hockey fixtures were not payed. p n C R Q C o RA F (H 'Q■> SC. n'b °V.^J?!! lBn ad Regiment XT at SCC VS Netherlands The hockey fixture between the Y.M. <>.A. and the Casuals which
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    RAFFLES BEATEN AT RUGBY
    94 10 IS a keen rugby game played on their own ground yesterday, Victoria Schcol beat Raffles Institution by nine points (three tries) to nil. Kadir scored the first try early in the first period of the game, and the other two were sec red in the second
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    S.C.R.C. DINNER & DANCE TO-NIGHT
    350 10 S.C.R.C. DINNER DANCE TO-NIGHT Singapore, Saturday. rpHE S.C.R.C. open invitation tennis tournament dinner takes pl ace to-night at 8 o'clock at the Clubhouse. After dinner members and guests will adjourn to the New World cabaret. The following are the results of the open invitation tennis tournament which concluded recently: Open
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    SELANGOR TRAINING NOTES
    188 10 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur Saturday. HEAVY rain yesterday precluded the use of the outer track to-day for the usual fast gallops, and runners for the forthcoming Selangcr meet exercised at half pace on the inside track. Bay Rose and Twinkling Eyes galloned together, and the
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    GARRISON GOLF
    62 10 The women's November competitions played at Garrison Golf Club resulted as follows:— NOVEMBER L.G.U.:— Mrs. J. C R Woodside 93—18-75, Mrs. R. H H Stewart 89—13=76. ROBINSON CUP:—won by Mrs R.H. H. Stewart. MONTHLY MEDAL-BOGEY: Mrs. F G. Brittorous 1 Up, Mis. R. H H. Stewart 1 down,
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    MAXFLI B.P.
    75 10 The Maxfli Badminton Party will meet the Mental Hospital Sports Club in a friendly game cf badminton oi iour singles and three doubles to be played at the former's court to-morrow I Sunday), at 2.30 p.m. Representatives cf the Maxfli will be: Lye Ah Leng, Goh Buan Teck.
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    Another Hitler Headache
    128 11 hasty i t turn of the Baltic 1 Germans, uprooted from where, according to Nazi tganda, they were "pioneers ierman culture," only to loom for Bolsheviks, has I deepest resentment Germans in the Balkan I lates a message to the Express from Budapest). Strongest opposition to Hitler*
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    LORRY TOPPLES OVER RAVINE
    162 11 Hi Our Own Reporter) Tapah. Friday. OUS accident occurred last k-end at the 52nd mile CamHighland Road involving a D. lorry which was badly damAs a result P.W.D labouier erions fracture of his below the knee and other injuries. Four ether coolies ng the driver had
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    BADMINTON MATCHES AT HAPPY WORLD
    106 11 I 1" nion Badminton Party two fixtures at the red Stadium on nwsdaj and Thursday next. ten takes place on TuesVehicles Department t mj ten con listing of four thrae doubles. a match of live single ainst the Slarligh: < play will commence at players
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    WHY NAZI AIR WAR HAS NOT YET BEEN LAUNCHED
    584 11 British Bombers Too Near Rhine npRMAMv-c London, Nov. 5. S air war on Britain has been postponed, if not abanproblem h faCed with an vr S ent and des P erate Dare he launch his much-vaunted air fleet against London and
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    MARKET STRENGTHENS
    103 11 PRICES have firmed throughout the week and during the last two days the market has been strong, the main feature being the particular interest shown in the January March position which has advanced considerably more than ether deliveries, state Lewis Peat in their weekly rubber report. The domestic
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    52 11 The following will represent the Oxygen (Far East Oxy~g-'n Acetylene Co., Ltd.) Badminton Party: N. R. P. Cswamy, R. R- Nathan, Michael Wee, Peter Ang, De Lessep Sim Sock Hee, Tan Poh Chuan, G. Jean, Fong Yew Wah, A. Antoine, George Tan; Reserves: K. K. L m, P. Anthony, &B.
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    Donors Thanked
    59 11 Chungking. Madame Ma Chao-chun, Head of the Central Kuomintang Women's Service Corps, has sent letters thanking the following diplomats for their donations sLJi w nte r» garment fund: Dr. H. Bidder, Counsellor of the German Embassy, M. de San, the Belgian Charge d Affaires, and Signor A Rossec
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    17 11 Captain B.Y.S. Abdullah, of the Military Department, Johore Bahru, is Wi mg at Grosvjenor House, Park Lane,
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    MALAYAN HEIRESS' ROMANCE
    292 11 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. THE romance of a Malayan Chinese heiress, daughter of the richest woman in the country Mrs. Loke Yew, is revealed with her arrival in Singapore yesterday from Hongkong where she was married. Her mother, Mrs. Loke Yew, interviewed in Kuala Lumpur, said
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    35 11 Mr. Egmont Hake has returned to London from a fishing cruise in the Arctic where he was when war biw.e cut. On his way home he was held up for a short time at Bergen
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    Parents' Views
    61 11 THE parents were interviewed by the Tribune in Kuala Lumpur last night. Mrs. Loke Yew declared: "I had heard of the marriage. My daughter has written to me of it. but I disapprove of the marriage." Mr. Choo Kia Peng declined to say anything: about it before the
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      81 11 iiriiii-niiiiimiiiii-i ir MiiiwrrniTira»^ CAPITOL: "Cord Girls Go To Paris." Midnight premiere: "QUEEN for a Night." ALHAMBRA: "I Was A Captive of Nazi Germany m PAVILION: "Miracles For Sale." CATHAY: "Captain Fury MARLBOROUGH: "Empress Wu Cheh Tien." ROYAL: "Sharif Dakoo ROXY: "Trouble Brewing." GARRICK: "Red Barry" final chapters) 'Make A Wish."
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    104 12 In Convocation at Oxford on Sept. 21, the Vice-Chancellor, the President of Magdalen, presiding, the honorary degree of M.A. was conferred on Major G.N. Wocd. Commanding Officer of the Oxford University Officers' Training rorps. Cf all the commanders of the OTC said the Public Orator, Mr. T.F. Higham. in presenting
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    Contributions To Patriotic Fund
    530 12 The following are further donations, totalling $5,870 for the Chinese section of the Malaya Patriotic Fund. The section has now contributed $106,245.1!) towards the Fund:— Tan Kah Kee $500. Ong Seng Say $200. GuaA Moh $30, Rubber Merchants' Association »200 Hiap Moh and Co. $30. Peng
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    GOEBBELS LETS HIMSELF GO!
    318 12 THE following typical example lf Nazi propaganda was recent! broadcast over the German wuete» and is reproduced without luithe comment:— r "Something about Mr. Churcl v is often to be seen in the i of the House cf Commons Khen iE! thinks he is unobserved He
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      338 12 To-Day's j Radio j —-—I SINGAPORE ZML metres (1.33 mr s). ZHP 30.96 metres (9 69 nu s). 12 45 Light Orchestral Concert played by tho Adelphi Hotel Orchestra directed by A. Bershadsky. relayed from the Adelphi Hotel 1.30 The News and mid-day Rubber and Tin prices. 1 40 Lisht
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    108 13 Mrs. Cheng Kang Nghee (nee Goii Geok i Yin>, daughter of Mr. Goli Soon Watt and the late Mrs. Goh Soon Watt, at 193, Queen Street, at 7 a.m. on Friday 24th iast. after a brief illness. SJhe left behind to mourn her loss her husband. two
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      315 13 B^kSJi-Hsiif up no s gg^5 5 tor refined wire door x 2U3. Malaya Tribune, (842-B) me Driver for Estate 3a per month, quurt-rs, for competent, willing an and Copies i Box No. 197. c o Malav-i wre. tB29M) v Oflice Clerk, Salary $35 es of testimonials to Box rribune, Singapore
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      442 13 Miscellaneous LAND IN HIGHLANDS: TO LEASE to 30 acres in two districts of Malay States On main road. Bracing and invigorating Climate. Ideal site for bungalow or general farming. Conducive neighbourhood. Any period. Easy Terms. Apply EJ 272. Ampang Road, Kuala Lumj ur. (834.8» Owing to high cost of chemicals,
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      762 13 THE REGISTRATION ORDINANCE Male Europeans of British nationality in Singapore arc reminded that Mbn day. Nov. 27. is the date allotted for registration, under the Registration ordinance, for persons who.se surnames begin with ST.SY Persons who fall within the category ST are asked to register between 9am and 1 p.m.,
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      768 13 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders from approved Contractors only will be received at the Settlement Engineer's Office, Public Works Department, Singapore, up to noon of the 4th December, 193 G. for fhe Supply and Delivery of GiLs and Greases for the year 1940 for the Public Works and Customs and Excise Departments,
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    Love Story Of Jew And Aryan Girl
    285 14 London, Nov. 9. TMIIS love story began in Berlin. For years Jew and an Aryan girl, dodging the watchful eyes of S.S. men, courted in secret. Yesterday they were married—at Paddingtori register office. "I went in terror of my life until I managed
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    497 14 Singapore, Nov. 24- i Price Article MEAT Beef steak; kati *r Beef stew or curry; kati g Fillet Steak; lb. g Mutton, Australian; lb. Mutton Indian lb. Mutton. Malacca; lb. 54 (lstqua'ity*; kati 44 POULTRY Capons (locally reared); kati 55 Ducks; each J Fowls; kati Hens (locally
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    133 14 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Nov. 24. No. IX R.S.S. Spot loose Nov Dec 40 40 3 4 Nc. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8 in cases (Selers optron) 40 3 4 41 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F 08. in bales (Sellers option) 40 40»i F.A.Q. R.S.S. F.
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    CHINESE WARPLANES ACTIVE
    98 14 Kweilin. U7ITH Chinese warplanes 111 action against the enemy in Central and South China, it was learned that over 3,000 pilots have completed their training: and are ready to take to the air at any moment. About 1.000 mechanics ana aircraftsmen have also been available for service
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    CHINAS TRADE IMPROVES
    198 14 Hongkong. x„ v 2; CHINA'S import and export tr*, V took an upward turn from h! September, when the balance L came favourable, reaching ,Jr; of $65,851,461 for September ai October, according to figures o ffi ally announced by the ShmTu'" Customs. Sh an ha, The November
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    EXCHANGE
    160 14 Singapore Nov >: The following are the exchange stock at morning according to the daily circular I'sm ll the Hongkong and Shanghai Hank::.,; Conon tion. SELLING London i 4 Jj; .'jOiidon demanu iiaies for Freight Lyons demand Switzerland demand Hamburg demand New York demand Montreal demand Batavia demand Samarang
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    PRODUCE
    118 14 Singapore Itoi R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyau Rice Siam 1 Rice Siam 2 Rice Siam 3 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1 Rice Saigon 2 R. Rangoon "S.Q."
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    222 15 BULLION MARKET I London, Friday. 23 7 1.6 23 9i16 Fine, per oz. £8.8.0 LONDON SHARE LIST London, Friday. 67|3 i.'obcr 27 4Vfe G ral Electric 75 3 Chemical Industries 30 9 robacco 120|lian Pacific 714 Tin 4'7i/ 2 PI In. Trust *****% 17,6 n Asiatics moy
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    GEN. MATSUI'S NEW POST
    50 15 Shanghai. Matsul. former com- -chief of Japanese troops •tna. who has been devotfco dorifying the splnits of to become chief adviser to Central Government" to be the future. ol the movement of "Asia the retired general is the removal of Western from Eastern Asia.—lnterna- News Agency.
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    806 15 FRASER CO'S SHARE REPORT Singapore, Ncv. 24 I MINING Ampat Tin B^ ers s Austral Amai CI4 ,T Rll/ 3 Austral Malay 6 L 4 > ia' 2 Ayer Hitam St 3 9 Ayer Weng 24,3 2 2 angrln 221f ft**, I Batu Selangor rig,, *S Berjuntal iff* Jjg* Burma
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    219 15 Singapore, Friday. THE price of tin at midday was declared 1 as -usual at $117 3 a unchanged from yesterday, and the price of rubber at four o'clock was: Buyers Spot m\k Deer 40 Jan Mar 39» Apr June 36 3 4 Market—steady. Sterling tin shares showed
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    50 15 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5% ISJ4O oq inn,, tiLm IQd7 lOOnom !2 5??« 100 102aom •S«tSL 108% 110,icl J2 80 109 HO^Cl JS i q;? 5 POCI !J J*g 88 00 91.00C1 JJ 55-65 90 92c S S ss and P.M.S 91d 18 3* 90 SII 2CI 90 91cl
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      19 15 BANK OF CHINA PENANG AGENCY 52 54 BEACH ST., PENANG Telegraphic Address:"CHUNCKUO, PENANG" OPEN FOR BUSINESS NOV. 20th 1939.
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      146 15 19-25, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephone, Manager's Office 4512 Exchange Dept. 4513 General Office 4514 Cable Address"PßO VINBANK." Head Office, SIUCHOW. PAID-UP CAPITAL (Ch) f 10,000 TOO RESERVE FUNDS t 13.000 M* TOTAL ASSETS (approx.) $108,000,000 Board of Directors: T. L. SOONG TSENG YANG FU Y. C. KOO CHAN YIU WOON
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      289 15 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH f "\INDIA t Incorporated in England) P. 0. S. N, CO.'S SAILINGS. The P. O. S. N. Company will have 2 cargo steamers loading for the United Kingdom during the remainder of November All vessels may call at ports on or off the route and all sailings
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      345 15 k P&o> BRITISH! INDIA^ PASSENGER FREIGHT v SERVICES For all information apply to: P. O.S.N. Co., The Agent, Collyer Quay, Tel. 5961. 8.1.5. N. Co., BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., Tel. 5497. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Apcar Line). For Hongkong, Shanghai, Mojl, Kobe O-saka Fortnightly For Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta
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      127 15 I THE I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. unqapokb branchi 4, D'Almdda Street. J Authorised and ■ofcecrlbed Capital £2.000,000 Eaid-up Capital £1.000,000 Reserve Fund 500,000 I READ OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madras, Amara, Baghdad, i Bahrein, Basra, Kirknk, Mosul and I Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened I and money received
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    FRENCH GENERAL KISSES DYING BRITISH SERGEANT
    125 16 Pins Decoration On His Breast Reuter. London, Nov. 25. CERGEANT-ORSERVER J. Vickers had the first French decoration awarded to a British airman pinned on his breast as he lay dying in a hospital behind the Magmot Line, writes Reuters correspondent with the R.A.F. in
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    New Japanese Cemetery In Shanghai
    89 16 Hongkong. A CEMETERY for the Japanese marines who fell at the China front has been erected by the Japanese naval landing party in the northeast of the dog racing track on Seward Road at Yangtzepoo in the ear tern oart of Shanghai International Settlement. Over
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    ITALIAN DEMARCHE TO ALLIES
    45 16 Reuter. Rome, Nov. 25. TT is oflicially announced that 1 Count Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister, has drawn the attention of the British and French envoys to ''the consequences which the seizure of German exports mijrht have on Italian traffic. v Reuter.
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    GERMANS ASHAMED OF NAZI HOOLIGANS
    348 16 London, Nov. 10. jijORE pitiful stories of the Nazi persecution of the Jews after the Yon Rath murder were told yesterday by Miss Irene Smallbones, actress daughter of Mr. R. T. Smallbones, formerly H.M. Con-sul-General in .Frankfurt-on-Maia. Mr. Smallbones and bis staff were responsible fcr
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    Chinese Entrenched In Kwangsi
    203 16 Chungking, x ov n THE Chinese high command ed the withdrawal fr. m angyu, fifty-five kilometres M of Nanning, yesterday, thus shift ing the centre of fighting 0n th Kwangtung-Kwangsi border Z T vicinity of a border town, «here \Z defenders are now firmly entrench! Granting
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    Tribute To Indian Air Force Reserve
    185 16 WHAT the average young man think about India's part in the wai illustrated by the response elicit questionnaire sent by the Civil A Directorate in August to all PUoti Engineers—both ihose with current and those with expired licences. Mm than 50 per cent, have
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    Nazi Treachery On Dutch Frontier
    857 16 Reuter. I development in the Venlo (Dutch frontier) affair on Nov. 10 -o the issue of a semi-official state- ment in Amsterdam, revealing that i a Dutch Military Information Serj vice officer was also abducted, and a report from London that Best and Stevens, the
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