Malaya Tribune, 29 November 1939

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    72 1 The Malaya Tribune 0* OTHER PAGES Pages \,3D Singapore School 2 Y nt< rtainmcnt For Troops 3 European At Assizes 4 Maintenance Claim 5 inemas 6 and 7 t > Naval Expert's View 8 spmhes of King and Premier 9 Sport 10 and 11 Radii 12 (lasvified Advertisements 13 Financial
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    FINLAND IN GRAVE DANGER OF ATTACK REJECTS EXPLANATION OF BORDER INCIDENT
    154 1 Further Clash Of Frontier Troops SOVIET DENOUNCES PACT OF NON-AGGRESSION FINLAND is believed to be facing imminent attack by the Soviet as a result of denunciation by the Soviet official radio of the pact of non-aggression between the two
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    "HOSTILE ACT"
    217 1 Reuter. The Soviet reply asserts that the Finnish Government has systematically broken the pact. The Finnish denial of the act of aggression, it says, is only explicable by a desire to mislead public opinion and the Finnish refusal to withdraw troops from the frontier proves the desire of
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    Threat To Smash Finns On Own Territory
    163 1 WAVE OF FURY London, Nov. 28. "A wave of fury and indignation has swept Leningrad" declares the Moscow radio, which says that spontaneous meetings have been held to protest against what is described as the "impertinent provocation of Finnish warmongers." The Moscow radio
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    Red Army Leave Cancelled
    107 1 Reuter. Finland's denial of firing is evidently disbelieved in Moscow and Soviet troops on the Finnish frontier have been ordered to fire back in future. A report from Helsingfor.s says that all army leave has been cancelled in the Leningrad district, and speaks of extensive air
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    23 1 Reuter. It is announced that Lieutenant Commander Nigel John Crossley, commander of the destroyer Gipsy, died yesterday from injuries received on active service.—Reuter.
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    SMOKESCREEN RAIDS ON WESTERN FRONT
    286 1 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 29. MILITARY circles are studying with interest new smokescreen tactics adopted by ihe Germans for the first time in a raid on the Western Front at midday yesterday, ten miles east of Moselle. The French and Germans used sub-machine-guns and fought in
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    X'mas Turkeys For B.E.F.
    50 1 nr British Expeditionary Force may k forward to having turkeys with their Christmas dinner. The War Office is considering how wis can be done. In contrast with the last war, soldiers ar e bfing supplied with cigarettes of the Quality they have been accustomed to at
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    REPEATING TECHNIQUE OF NAZIS
    93 1 Reuter. New York, Nov. 28. DUSBIAN aggression, says the New York Times commenting on the Finnish situation, is in a sense more significant than German aggression, because it demonstrates that the Nazi method is contagious, and its success means that it will be accepted as the
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    BRITAIN WILL DEFEAT MINE-LAYING POLICY
    356 1 Dutch Press Attacks Nazis Reuter. London, Nov. 29. "WE have every reason to believe that we hold and can continue to hold the submarine menace, and every reason to believe that we shall similarly find a means to deal with indiscriminate minelaying," declared Lord Stanhope,
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    NAZIS CLAIM SINKING OF BIG CRUISER
    77 1 Reuter. A GERMAN broadcast announces that a British heavy cruiser of tie London has been torpedoed and destroyed cast of Shctlands. The German report slys the cruiser was torredoed by Lieut-Commander Prien. who claimed to have sunk the Royal Oak at Sea pa Flow.
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    R. A. F. Attacks Mine Base
    80 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 29. JT is officially stated that a Royal Air Force long-range fighter patrol yesterday attacked the seaplane base of Borkum and machine-gunned the seaplanes. All our aircraft returned safely. They were searching for enemy minelaying seaplanes. —Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 20. The
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    Official Report
    66 1 Reuter. A British Air Ministry announcement issued last night states: -'This afternoon one of our long-range fighter patrols, which had been sent out to search for enemy mislaying seaplanes, reconnoitred ttie seaplane base of B01kum and there found and attacked with machine-gun, fire three of these seaplanes. Our
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    31 1 Reuter. London, Nov. 29. THE German cargo boat.-- Triselis «C.OOO tens) and Santafe «4.6C0 tonsi have been captured on the high seas by our warships and brought to French ports. —Reuter.
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      89 1 I 1 Thoughtful Willie. A little ooy was watching his mother powder her face. Presently he asked. "Mother, why do you use powder?" "To make me look beautiful." she told him. Little Willie looked thoughtful for a while, then asked, Well, are you sure you are using t'< right powder?
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    Supervisee Who Forgot To Report
    188 2 in Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. T*Hi' ;jnor memory of a Chinese named Siew San yesterday cost him two months' rigorous imprisonment. Siew San was charged before Mr. R. C. Red; na i in the First Court with having tailed to report himself to
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    INDIANS AND WORKING HOURS
    82 2 Singapore. Wednesday. The momhlv committee meeting of the Indian Merchants' Employees' Association, held on Sunday with Mr. K. Mohamed Hussain Sahib, the President, in the chair, elected Mr. M. K. S:thambaram, of Messrs. Sisson Delay, as natron of the Association. The committee also passed a resolution
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    15 2 Mr. R. W. Grant, M.C.S., has been seconded for service under the Government of Johore.
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    JOHORE AND CAMBRIDGE EXAMINATION
    123 2 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. CAMBRIDGE e\aminations in Johore as in other parts of Miiaya l.egin on Dec. 4. Johore h presenting candidates for the junior and 157 for the school certificate, the number being an improvement on the previous year's figure. Ten ,v
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    Accused Handed To Escort
    88 2 Singapore. Tuesday. IJ7ANTED by the Kuala Lumpur police, Kwan Kek Yuen, a 46-year-old Cantonese was this morning produced before Mr. C. H. Koh in the Third Police Court, when a charge of criminal breach of trust as a servant in respect of $1,271 between Aug. 30,
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    21 2 Mrs. D. Croxford, wife of Mr. M. P. Croxford. Electrical Engineer. Ipoh. has been admitted to the European Hospital, Batu Gajah.
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    "Bad Hat" Gets Four Months
    515 2 (From Our Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. REMARKING that he was "a pretty bad hat/ Mr. R. C. Redman the First Magistrate, yesterday sentenced a Tamil named Joseph, who was charged with theft of a pair of gold bangles and a gold chain, to four
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    ACTION TO RELIEVE CONGESTION IN SCHOOLS
    187 2 New Building For 200 Children (Tribune Staff Rewrtcr) DV AUGUST NEXT, THE 13 CONGESTION IN MALAY SCHOOLS IN SINGAPORE WILL BE RELIEVED WITH THE COMPLETION OF A NEW WILDING WHICH WILL ACCOMMOD \TE 200 PUPILS. IT IS BELIEVED THAT THIS SCHOOL WILL BE A
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    EDUCATION TAX IN NEGRI
    70 2 IN exercise of powers conferred upon him by the Education Rato Enactment the Resident of Negri Sembilan, after consultation with the Sanitary Board, hus imposed an annual rate of 2 per cent for the general purposes of education to be assessed upon the snnual value of
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    SUICIDE ATTEMPT ALLEGED
    64 2 Singapore, Tuesday.—Court Inspector Charles W. Such informed Mr. Conrad Oldham, the Second Police Magistrate, this morning, that there was a charge of attempted suicide in the criminal list to-day against a Hockchia woman, Ngun Poh Eng, but the woman was in the General Hospital. He asked that
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    Constable Who Slept Fined $75
    109 2 Singapore, Tuesday. A FINE of $75, in default one month's rigorous imprisonment, was to-day imposed on Mohamed Syed bin Samad, a young police constable, who claimed trial in the Third Police Court to a charge of sleeping while on duty. Accused was found asleep at
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    $10,000 Spent On Reservoir
    129 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. DEPAIRS to the service reservoir at Tapah will be costing Perak $10,000 according to provisions made in the estimates for 1940, confirmed at the Federal Council meeting. As no provision was made earlier, a supplementary provision for the amount is
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    Complainant Withdraws Hurt Charges
    238 2 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. TWO Tamils named Sinnayah and Palanasamy, who faced a charge of causing grievous hurt, were discharged yesterday in the First Court by ilr. R. C. Redman. The discharge did not amount to an acquittal. Mr. R. P. S. Rajasooria,
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    SMELL OF HEMP LED TO ARREST
    374 2 Singapore, Tuesday. Mohamed bin Syed Muthukoya was this morning fined $10, in default of payment to undergo 15 days' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. J. L. McFall in the Criminal District Court, when he was found guilty on a charge that on Nov. 9, at
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    PLANTERS' SALARIES ON MOBILISATION
    268 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A QUESTION which concerned planters on the outbreak of war was the problem of balancing their budgets on army pay and allow, ances should they be called up on mobilisation of the Volunteer Forces. Majority of planters felt ihat unless their companies made
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    Charge Of Going Armed
    101 2 Singapore, Tuesday. CHENG Khoo Hiang appeared befor? Mr. J. L. McFall in the Criminal District Court this morning on a charge that on Nov. 13. at Albert Street. Singapore, not being authorized by licence hi had in his possession a dagger, an offence under the arms
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    CHARGED WITH TAKING SAMPAN
    77 2 Singanore. Tuesday.—Tee Chong Kui and Kuan Seng Long, two middie-aged Teochews, appeared before Mr. K. II Byrne on a charge of having committed theft of a sampan in the st-a ofl Beach Road, on Nov. 28. at 12.30 am The boat was valued at $50. and
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    NOT REGISTERED OPIUM SMOKERS
    45 2 Singapore, Tuesday.—Six Chine* peared before Mr. k. M. E\ I Fourth Magistrate, on a eh having in their possession rhandu not being registered smokers. They all pleaded guil s v honour fined them $5, or In defaul i days' rigorous imprisonment.
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    Criminal Trespass Alleged
    76 2 Singapore, Tuesday.—Sin An? and Lim Kai Koh (52) claimed this morning In the second police before Mr. Conrad Oldham, on a < that at 9.30 a.m. on Nov. 2, they committed criminal trespass by entei into No. 106, Lorong 14, Geylang R the dwelling of Lim Choon
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    CAUGHT CARRYING OPIUM
    140 2 Singapore, Tuesday. WONG Ah Chong, a Hockchew, pleaded g u i U this mornin g in the Criminal District Court before Mr. J. L McFall on a charge that at 3.15 p.m. yesterday at godown No. 13, Singapore Harbour Board, he had in his possession 12 tahils
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    RECOGNIZE THE SCENE?
    60 3 This is a typical wartime scene in England to-day. The silvery blonde head belongs to none other than Frances Day, who is entertEr fonS ..uewhere is Surrey' along with other Wert End these can be seen most evenings at military and air force camns "somewhere ,n Singapore,"
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    MALAYA EXPORTS MORE THAN SOVIET RUSSIA
    363 3 £VER since the Nazis surprised the world by making their treaty with Russia, they have continued to boast of the inexhaustible supplies of raw materials which they can obtain from their new-found friend and so baffle the British blockade. This claim is examined in
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    B. B. C. RADIO PROGRAMMES
    75 3 TOR the first time since the 1 beginning of the war the B B C. programme will re-ap-pear in our broadcasting programmes on page 12, as from to-morrow. By courtesy of the B M.B.C. it will be possible in future to give a summary of
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    ENTERTAINMENT OF FIGHTING SERVICES IN FULL SWING
    444 3 GIFTS CONTINUE TO POUR IN (Tribune Staff Reporter) any trumpet-blowing, three concert parties, consisting purely of civilians, have been touring Army and Nava! camps in Singapore and entertaining various units manning the fixed defences of the Island. Concerts have been given during the
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    Inspector Fined For Causing Hurt
    269 3 Singapore, Tuesday. COMPLIMENTING the prosecuting counsel on the able manner in which he handled the case, and remarking that he disbelieved the story of the defendant and his witnesses, Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, the Fourth Police magistrate, today sentenced Ibrahim bin Omar, an inspector in
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    Ipoh Schoolgirl Fined For Inconsiderate Driving
    353 3 (From Our Own Reporter). Ipoh, Tuesday. PRODUCED on a summons charge of negligent driving near the General Market on Sept. 22, Phang Moi Tai, a 19-year-old Chinese girl student, claimed trial to the charge when she appeared before Mr. P. F. Y. Radciiffe in
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE CAUSED HURT
    86 3 Singapore, Tuesday. gEAH Tean Mcc and Neo Ec Wee appeared before Mr J- L. McFall in the Criminal District Court this morning on a charge that they on Nov. 3, at the Singapore Harbour Board coolie lines, Nelson Road, Singapore, voluntarily caused grievous hurt to
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    POLICE BAND
    45 3 The band of the Straits Settlements Police will play to-day at Telok Ayer at 6 p.m. under the direction of Mr. S. Chapman, Bandmaster: March "Old Comrades" Teike; overture "The Secret Marriage" Cimarosa; selection "Firefly" Friml; patrol "Wee McGregor" Amers; selection "Gondoliers" Sullivan.
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    Wearne Brothers' Report
    223 3 THE annual report of Messrs. Wearne Bros., Ltd., for the year ended Sept. 30, to be presented at the annual meeting of shareholders on Dec. 8, is as follows: The profit for the period after making due allowance for depreciation on stocks, buildings, furniture, garage equipment, and
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    PHOENIX WORKERS RETURN
    73 3 Singapore, Wednesday. THE eighty workers of the Phoenix Aerated Water factory, who have been on strike since Satin day, returned to work this mcrning at 10.25. These stiik.ers were composed of 50 men and 30* women, who had presented six demands to their employers with the condition
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    ENGINEERING STORES
    49 3 An important notice has just been issued by the Director of Engineering Stores requiring a licence to be obtained by any person who has in his posqpl sion more than a named quantity of certain items of engineering stores. The notice appears in oui advertisemeni columns to-day.
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    22 3 Mr. K. Rajaratnam, chief clerk, Kampar Courts, Kampar, v*li bt going on transfer to Kuala Lumpur, at the end of this month.
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    "The Lion Has Wings"
    346 4 Last Night's First Nights REA'f' BRITAIN steals a definite I march on her enemy In the propaganda war by the film, "The Lion Has Wings," which commenced a season at the Cathay, yesterday. This fi'm unquestionably gives the most graphic stcry ol the British Air Force
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    RACING FILM AT ALHAMBRA
    142 4 "VING OF THE TURF." which opened m at the Alhambra Theatre last night not only stars Adolphe Menjou. in one of his most important roles to date, bu; also introduces a young newcomer. Roge r Daniel, whose great performance indicates that a new star has been
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    CAPITOL SHOWS CHINESE DRAMA
    271 4 AF ALL the Chinese historical pictures shown in Singanore. "Queen for a Night," which opened at the Capitol la*-* night, can be claimed to be the best so far. It depicts China during the Feudal Ages and sives a vivid description of the conditions existing at
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    17 4 Mr W. W. Wadsworth, Jelapang Tin Dredging, Ipoh, is a patient tn thi European Hospital, Batu Gajah.
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    20 4 Mr Chan Gin Ghee, extra assistant Conservator of Forests, has been appointed to act as an assistant Conservator of Forests.
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    EUROPEAN ON SERIOUS ASSIZE COURT CHARGE
    815 4 Evidence Recorded In Cheating Allegation Singapore, Tuesday. UK. B, K. Anderson, acting accountant of the Mercantite BankSingaM pore was cross-examined at length at the contmued trial of Chan Xia^'hye\„d Robin Ay.mer Elliott which was resumed to-day ,n the High Court before Mr. Justice Pedlow.
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    Admiralty Deny Wild Rumour
    67 4 Singapore. Tuesday A RECENT newsagent ,'e--1 port from a neutral source stated that the Port of London is closed owing to the channel being blocked by a iranspoit sunk by a German aircraft The Admiralty officially an nounce. in a message received in Singapore to-day, thai
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    LOTTERY CHARGES
    92 4 Singapore. Tucat PLEADING guilty to a charge ing in carrying on a public chap-jee-kee, Wong Bi. a 20 Hockchia. was this morning lined $200 or two months' rigorous Impri lonment' by Mr. C. H. Koh. third magistral A middle-aged woman, who rested with accused, claimed trial on a
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    26 4 Mr. H.B. Christophers, untitled Jementah Estate, has left on months' leave. Prior to h > aepaaur. he was entertained to a farewell tea party by the staff.
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      69 4 CAPITOL. "Queen For A Night AMI AM Bit "Kin* of the Turf." PAVILION: "The Road To Glory CATHAY: "Tfcc Lion Ha* Winers." MARLBOROUGH: "Private Code." ROYAL: "Sitara ROKY: "4 Girls In White GARRICK: Chinese pictures QUEENS: "Ice Follies of 1939 HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret; side shows; cinemas and other at* tractions.
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    WEALTHY HEIRESS CALLED IN MAINTENANCE CLAIM
    919 5 Magistrate's Order Against Husband AN amazino- story was told to Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court yesterday when a woman, Mrs. Ella Jacob Shemtob, alleged that her husband had refused to maintain her because he had married a widow who had inherited
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    Exaggerated Nazi Claims
    254 5 uter s Special Comment) London, Nov. 28. 'i exaggeration in German 1 ;ta regarding recent losses chant shipping is revealed now published by the Adhowing that these losses for j nding midnight, Nov. 25, n ships of a combined tonnage 25 787. sses since the beginning of
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    INDIA THROUGH NAZI SPECTACLES
    505 5 IN order to distract attention from the internal dissensions by which Germany is now racked, the Nazi Ministry of Propaganda is trying ham to make capital out of the present situation in India. Some of their efforts are merely ludicrous; for example, they build up a
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    MALAY NEWS BULLETIN
    534 7 Singapore, Nov. 28. Buatu chertta yang bat ada-lah dl-nyatakan dalam suatu kenyataan dengan Jawat&n darlhal peperangan laut yang akhlr-nya kapal Rawalpindi telah tenggelam oleh kapal parang Jerman bernama Deutschland serta sa-Mzah kapal perang Jerman lain dekap pantal Pulau Iceland pada hart Khamls dahulu. Captain kapal Rawalpindi ltu
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    WORKMAN FALLS 12 FEET
    51 7 A Chinese workman engaged on a building construction at Cairnhill Road, fell down from a height of 12 feet yesterday evening. He sustained a punctured wound on the right leg together wijth abrasions over the chest. Th e ambulance conveyed him to the Tan Took Seng
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    29 7 Appointments in the newly-formed Ministry of Shipping are announced by Sir John Gilmour. The Mercantile Marine Department of the Board of Trade is to be merged in the Ministry
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    TRAGEDY IN SERVANTS' QUARTERS
    82 7 Singapore., Wednesday. A TRAGEDY was revealed at the ser- vants' quarters of the French Consul General's residence, Gallop Road, yesterday morning. A Hylam boy was found lying unconscious in a room, and close by, a Hylam woman, said to be the wife of the cook, lay
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    Exports Will Not Suffer
    269 8 jy|ALAYAN traders who have remained dubious a s to the Government's attitude to the export trade during- the present war may be encouraged by the words of SirStanley Reed, of the Times of India, whose views, a s a prominent M.P., are sound and informative. He
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    Chess Moves
    227 8 IJEWS from the Finnish frontier indicates that Stalin is in a hurry to achieve hegemony in the Baltic so that he can turn his aggressive attention to other regions, including the Balkans certainly, Scandinavia probably and Asia in the course of time. How far this programme lines up
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    U.S. NAVAL EXPERT ON GERMAN WAR METHODS
    290 8 MINELAYING AN ACT OF DESPERATION Reuter. New York, Nov. 28. "(GERMANY'S minelaying tactics indicate the failure of the U-boat campaign," writes Commander Edward Ellsberg, American naval expert, in the New York Post. "The campaign of indiscriminate sowi ing of mines in one of
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    22 8 Reuter. London. Nov. 28: The British steamer Uskmouth, 2.483 tons, has been sunk. Three of the crew of 25 are missing.— Reuter.
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    GERMAN WHO LOST HIS HATE
    278 8 London, Nov. 28. 1K» ;iter\ Special Correspondent with the Royal Air Force in France). A YOUNG Nazi bomber pilot who landed in a bullet-riddled plane behind the Maginot Line has just dined as a guest of honour in the mess of the men who brought
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    Labour And Peace Aims
    85 8 Reuter. Havana (Cuba), Nov. 27. AT to-day's plenary session of the labour conference of American States the secretary of the United States Committee of Industrial Organisation. Mr. Carey, pleaded that Labour should have the determining voice in peace after the war. Mr. Carey said: "If rjeace
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    BELGIANS FIRE ON WARPLANES
    65 8 Reuter. Brussels, Nov. 28. BELGIAN anti-aircraft guns opened nre on several foreign planes which flew high over BruSS^boutnWtS ip T Q sf. P lane s disappeared in a westerly oirection after a few minutes. we teriy Brussels, Nov *>9 Anti-aircraft guns ooened fire and B f
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    RUMOURED DELAY IN SAILING OF SIBAJAK
    51 8 Berlin, Nov. 28. THE Rotterdam Lloyd liner Sibaiak 25 fES'LESK have «32? on Nov Indies erdam for the Ne?herlands Resent Slnga wUI not lea ve at at S accordfnf tn he in reased according to a German ntpwq Agency despatch from th?s revolt fflClal
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    Mined Ship Stays Afloat
    37 8 Reuter. my. London, Nov. 28. The Dutch liner Spaarndam hit by a 352? kfS ah aze from stem to stern df^n^ el n nre all ni S ht > but she oid not sink—Renter.
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    EMPIRE AIR TRAINING PLAN COMPLETED
    89 8 Reuter. nticcmvc f i tta a > Nov. 28. MISSIONS and committees r e pie sen ting the Lnited Kin* dom Austialia. New Zealan.i and Canada have completed His cussions regarding t he j„i„; Empire air training scheme Premier Mackenzie Kin- re yealed in a
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    Trade Talks With Soviet
    65 8 Reuter. 1 London, Nov. 28 LORD HALIFAX has seen the Russia! Ambassador in London, M Maiskv The interview took place at the invitation of Lord Halifax, to enable hirr to obtain more clarification of Soviet policy, but the Soviet Ambassador cou not throw further light on
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    HELPING THE NATION'S YOUTH
    57 8 Reuter. London. Nov. 28 •pHE King has given his support to the big drive to help the youth, sponsored by the National Committee. In a letter to the Prime Mini the King appeals for volunteers to act as leaders in the work. Thej assured that service
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    48 9 (Ms en Elizabeth broadcast a message to women on the 21st anniversary of Armistice Day. The Queen, who h.ul written the speech herself, spoke for nearly ten minutes from small room in Buckingham Palace, I mdon. Picture shows the Queen before the microphone at Buckingham Palace.
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    Decree On Seizure Of Nazi Exports
    396 9 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 28. DECREE placing an embargo on German exports stipulates that the following classes ol goods will be subject to contraband control after Dec. 4:— Is in vessels leaving enemy of enemy origin, source or loaded at ports other than later than
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    Royal Speech At Opening Of Parliament
    470 9 Further Sacrifices Reuter. LONDON, NOV. 28. UIS MAJESTY THE KING, 11 ACCOMPANIED BY THE QUEEN, TO-DAY OPENED PARLIAMENT IN PERSON. His Majesty's intention was not announced in advance, and people in the streets were surprised when they saw the Royal car leave Buckingham Palace
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    JAPANESE AIR LINK WITH THAILAND
    238 9 Eastern News. Tokyo, Nov. 28. ijpXE Yamato, goodwill monoplane of the Japan Airways, Ltd., arrived in Bangkok yesterday afternoon from Hanoi. The plane took crT from Hanoi at 9.13 a.m. The Asahi Shimbun reports that after returning to Tokyo from the capital of Thailand early
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    GERMAN RAIDS
    97 9 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 28. TXCEPT for one small sector, operations on the Western Front remain unrelievedly quiet. Tin re has been practically no important activity since the middle of last week. The exception is the area lying between the Moselle and the Sarre, where it is semi-officially stated
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    STATION GUTTED
    35 9 Eastern News Osaka. Nov. 28. BUILDINGS of Umeda station here were gutted by a fire yesterday afternoon The fire started at 4.15 p.m. and was brought under control at 5.40 p.m.— Eastern News.
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    WAR STATEMENTS BY THE KING AND PRIME MINISTER
    388 9 Premier's Praise Of Rawalpindi Reuter. London, Nov. 28. have not entered this war with a vindictive purpose, and we do not therefore intend to impose a vindictive peace," declared Mr. Chamberlain in Parliament to-day. "First of all. we must put an end
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    Committee To Review Budget
    48 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 28. I N Parliament to-day, Mr. Cham- berlain foreshadowed the establishment of a select committee on national expenditure, and said that in the present circumstances, the deliberations must be confined to matters necessary for the effective prosecution of the war.— Reuter.
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    CASH AWARDS TO LIFEBOAT CREWS
    68 9 British Wireless. London, Nov. 28. gallant work recently accomplished by lifeboats around British coasts is exemplified by the experience of one Kentish life boat crew, to whom the Roval National Lifeboat Institution has made awards amounting to over £124. They were called out eight times
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    Possible Changes At Chungking
    64 9 Reuter. Chungking, Nov. 28. IN reference to the report made previously that Mr. T.V. Soong may be appointed Minister of Finance in plat of Dr. H. H. Kung, Chinese circles here say that Dr. Kung "stands a good chance of retaining the Ministry." They believe, however,
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    CIVILIANS AND SER VICES IN MEDIOCRE HOCKEY
    735 10 Disappointing Game On The Padang Singapore (Civilians) 3; Combined Services 1. pOOR finishing, wild hitting and barging tactics employed by both sides were the disappointing features of the hockey match between Singapore (Civilians) and the Combined Services at the Padang yesterday, which ended
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    26 10 TO-DAY HOCKEY: CSC. vs. R.A.F., C.S.C.; Indian Assn. v*. SRC, I A.; Ttaffies intt. vs. Victoria Inst. VI RUGGER: Annual Inter-College match. Medical College.
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    DEVONSHIRE WIN FIRST TIE AGAINST A.A.U.
    162 10 Singapore, Tuesday. THE opening tie in the inter-club tournament was played last night at 'he Clerical Union Hull between the Devonshire Badminton Party and the Amateur Athletic Union and resulted in a win for the former by four games to one. All the games
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    THORNYCROFT S. C. WIN
    112 10 Thornycrott Spurts Club played a badminton friendly with the Henderson Badminton Party on Saturday at their court. It resulted in a win tor the Sports r;.;b by 4 games to 3. Results 'Sport- Club players mentioned first):— D. Lange lost Chia Boh Whatt 9—15, 11—15 Ly
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    Oxygen Badminton Party
    85 10 The friendly Badminton match of five singles and two doubles between the Oxygen Badminton Party and The Meny Union Badminton Party, fixed on Thursday. Nov. 30. at the 'Happy World Covered Stadium, has been postponed to Monday. Dec. 4 at 7.30 p.m. The following will be selected
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    49 10 The fourth anniversary of the Gentle Badminton Party will be celebrated with a tea party at the Party's court, on Sunday, Dec. 3 at 3.30 p.m. A group photograph of members will be taken. The Gentle Musical Party will be in attendance to render selections of Kronchong and Stamboel.
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    RUNAWAY WIN FOR MAXFLI PARTY
    124 10 THE Mental Hospital Spirts Club were i beaten in a friendly match of badminton by the Maxfli Badminton Party last Sunday at the latter's court by seven games to nil. The following were the results 'Maxfli B P. mentioned first>:— Ng Cheng Hua beat Ahmat
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    ANNUAL MEETING OF THE S.C.C.
    83 10 Singapore, Tuesday. The annual general meeting ol the Singapore Cricket Club will be held at the Clubhouse on Nov. 30, at 5.15 p.m. The following nominations have been received:—For President, Messrs. J. A. Dean (present President) and Mr. E. A. Brown, for vice-President, Mr. M.
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    MORE HORSES FOR MALAYA
    47 10 Kuala Lumpur. Monday. PIX English horses were landed J in Penang on Trainer M. van Breukeleniwjj it is said is expecting another four next month. The new batch includes Simplex and Puma, both class perfTgerSprices are reported to have been paid for them.
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    SCOTLAND BEAT THE REST
    261 10 I THE Scotland vs The Rest match at the 1 1 K-DDel Golf Club resulted in a win I for "The Rest" by 3?i to 3*4 as under: Scotland players mentioned first: r I Fennie &I- J. Smith (16) 1 vsM' G. Harvey (12) R. V.
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    R.S.G.C. Beat Sepoy Lines At Golf
    99 10 THE Royal Singapore Golf Club (ladies) vs. Sepoy Lines Golf Club (ladies) match was played at Bukit Timah on Friday and resulted in a win for R.S. G.C. Ladies by* 5 1 1 points to 3. (S.L G.C. players mentioned first): Miss Evans 0
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    66 10 The following have been selected to play hockey for the Y.M.CA. Junior Department against 7th Mountain Battery en Thursday on the Prince Edward Road Ground: V. N. Pillay; V. C. Armstrong, Thong Sing Ching- F. L. Won&?. G. L. Day, Goh Chin Chye- J. Mai.asseh, S. Hope, I. Suratta, Yew
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    Island Club Golf During The Week-end
    237 10 THE November medal of the Island Club was played over the week end and was won by K. Uyeda in the A Division with a net score of 69 and S. Terabe in the B Division with a net score of 62. Some of
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    PEARSON AND BLACK WIN ROBINSON CUP
    333 10 THE Sir Arnold Robinson Cup com- petition was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morning and resulted in a win for A. M. Pearson and T. Black with a net score of 2. The foik)wing cards were returned:— A M. Pearson St T. B!ack
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    PADANG RUGBY
    26 10 In a thrilling rugger match at the Padang yesterday, the Royal Engineers "A* team defeated the SCC by tS'nil unconverted tries < nin e points)
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    PENANG & PERAK TEAMS FOR SATURDAY
    155 10 PENANG PERAK TEAMS FOR SATURDAY (From Our Own Reporter; Penang, Tuesday. THE key match in the norther section of the Malayan Cup rugby competition will be played at Ipoh on Saturday between Penang and Perak. Penang, who have b Selangor, will enter the final it they defeated Perak. Perak's team
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    S.C.C. Soccer
    82 10 The following have accepted to nlav Association Football to-day at the S.C.C. r— SCOTLAND; J. B. Stoddart: A Per guson, W. R. Ravie; R. J. Forbes p N. Elliot, J. Welsh; A. Donald J m Fraser, W. Mcßeath, C. C. Webste- a Fraser. THE REST: E. C. Cherrington:
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    Racing Card For To-Day
    738 11 SELANGOR WINTER MEETING 1 f r le flrat uf Selangor Turf RACE ONE PONIES—CIass 2—Div. 3—s'/ 2 Furs. i,!iAR PAR 8.05 Mr H S Kirwan P UVaI ilss E A OLET 7 Mr p Major Hardin* ™J Jjjj Mr. A. vaii Tooron v I?Z Mr. H
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    Selections By Spectator
    86 11 Race 1: LASSA Rosalie Race 2: BEVERANT Faith Raca 3: REBEL KING Policy Race 4: PRINCESS PRIM Royal Desire Race 5: ADELE Jonathan Race 6: LADY IDA Metro Race 7: KIT Little Charm Race 8: CLIFTON lAD Woodqu?st By 'Trespasser' Race 1: ROSALIE Phar r»ar Race 2:
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    R. S. Y. C. Races This Week-end
    108 11 ON Friday, Dee 1, there will be the usual afternoon raoes for all Classes, at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday. Dec. 3. the "C" Class will sail the 2nd Race for the Lembcrger Challenge Cup, starting at
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    CHUNG WHA FOOTBALL
    69 11 The following football matches have been fixed by the secretary of the Chung Wha Football Association. Hi? Junior team ol the Association will meet the Old Racecourse Grasshoppers at Farrer P?rk on Thursday. The Chung Wha (Seniors) will mret the Geylang Cosfnthians on Saturday at the Post
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    SINGAPORE'S TEAM AGAINST MALACCA
    292 11 Inter-State Hockey 'pHE following have been selected to represent Singapore in their state hockey match against Malacca at the S.C.C. on Saturday. Dec. 2:— Yee Cheok Wah; R. H. Barth, Sgt. Shorey; L. S. Reutens, Sgt. H. Cronin, P. K. Baskaran (capt.); D. Ross, N. Sullivan,
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    NIGHT CHASE AFTER BURGLAR
    299 12 (From Our Own Reporter I Penang, Tuesday. SENTENCE of four months' rigorous 3 imprisonment, to be followed by six months' police supervision, was passed on a Chinese Muslim convert named Hassan by Mr. A. W. Bellamy in the Second Court, he being convictea on a charge
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    33 12 Government's Propaganda methods were strcngly criticised at the annual meeting of the Institute of Journalists. A resolution was passed appealing for the employment of mere journalists in the news and censorship departments. V
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    Report Of Friends Of Singapore
    618 12 The annual report 01 the I pore for the year ended June 30 A number of changes in the menu the council have occurred duri, different reasons. Mr. stone Presidency on the return ol D U R from leave. :uid Dnto Bob this post. Mrs.
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      170 12 PHILCO TROPIC RADIO Sole Agents: KADIO SERVICE CO. OF MALAYA, 1934. LTD. FOR CLEAR, DISTINCT, EFFICIENT REPRODUCTION TRY. "PYE RAD *< for which they are UNSURPASSED. Sole Agents: HOE BOON LEONG, Distributor^: RADIO AND GENERAL AGENCY, I Kuala Lumnur. in i. m^ Chinese STORY BOOKS Per Set Ang Bin 3io
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      49 12 GOLD LEAF TEA "A nice cup of Gold Lemf Tea" certainly sounds and may even look, lees romantic tha-.i draughts ol Rhenish and Tots of Glenhvet. But it never gave anyb'xiy a headache, never kindled tempers, drew swords, fired pistols, or gav e cause tor doleful and repentant Morrows.
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      124 12 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., (Optic ia ii Mr. C. 7. FAN), (Tel. *****. 375. South Bridge Road. Singapore. I Easy Ruining 3 Enduring Strength Jgr JĔ I Perfectly Balanced fi*w"o. 1 B Bejotii illy rini-hrd WW -i I I Write /or descriptive —W /*fi\ /f\u L M Jclder to W
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      349 12 ■■■■■■•■■■ft lIIUMN 1 TO-DAY'S RADIO u.umiuM W SINGAPORE LONDON »1« I* TRWSMISSIONS 2 &3 znL 225 metre* mcjt). rJms Mts (16.86 metres) ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcii). gJG 17.79 M C| s jig- JSw) p.m. 9i n Mris (19.82 metres) 1.00 Miscellaneous programme of new Gramc- k!'fri. n m (local
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    Domestic Occurrences ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    43 13 Mr. Cheng Kang Nghce and children beg to thank all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the. late Mrs Cheng Kang Nghee nee Goh Geok Yin as well as those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence.
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    DEATH
    57 13 LIM—Madam Lim Gim Neo (late wife of Mr. Wee Teck Tye) aged 61 passed away leacefully on 28th November. 193 J at her residence No. 95-B, Onan Read. She leaves behind her married daughter and son-in-law Mr. Lim Bok Wee. The funeral will take place on Thursday 30-11-39, and
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      480 13 200 PAIRS- OF SAMPLE LADIES' SaOLS IN LIZES 3 4. PURCHASE IHEM AT MESSRS BATA SHOE CO., LTD., CAPITOL BUILDING, SINGAPORE. (874-B) CHEAP SALE of second hand school books in gocd condition. Special prices given fur the full list. Muslim Khan Co., book-binder second hand dealers, 70. Bras Basah Road,
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      720 13 NOTICE. THE MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 4 per cent, in respect of the financial year ending 31st January, 1940, has been declared by the Directors of the Company payable to j Shareholders on the Register on
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      400 13 CHEONG HOCK CHYE CO. AUCTION MORTGAGEES SALE OF VALUABLE 1 LASLIIOLI) FREEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. To Be Held At Our Sale-room No. 1-A, Raffles Place (corner of Chulia Street), ON THURSDAY, 30TH NOVEMBER, 1939, At 2.30 p.m. AUCTION SALE Lot I. Valuable 999 years leasehold land and house No. 539, North
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    EXCHANGE
    224 14 Singapore, Nov. 28. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular Issued bj the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora tlon. SELLING London T+T. 2j4 1118 London demand 2|4 1116 Rates lor Freight 2 'VIS Lyons demand Switzerland demand Hamburg demand >Jew York demand Montreal
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    PRODUCE
    149 14 Singapore, Nov. 28. R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan Rice Slam 1 $133 Rice Siam 2 $168 Rice Siam 3 $157 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $114 Siam Broken Rice No. 2 $113 Rice Saigon Al Rice Saigon 1
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    126 14 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Nov. 28. »t_ Buyers. Sillers. No. IX RiAS. Spot loose 40'« 403* No. IX R.S.S. F O B Dec. 40i, 403 4 G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8 4 in bales qqt 0 4m FA Q. R.SJS FO B. 8 4
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      591 14 Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now Invited for tne following material* or service. Foi particulars tee Municipal lender Room Date of Cloaing Supply of Pumping and Auxiliary Plant for Pontlan Ketehil Pumping Station. (Deposit $100). 4 p.m., March 4, 1940. Supply of 15" and 18" dia. Steel Straight Pipes, 12
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      181 14 PILES SPECIALISTS Tong Nam No. 285, Victoria Street, Singapore. BRANCHES: No. 220, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur, No. 133, Hugh Low Street New Town, Ipoh Piles is a dangerous and painful disease. Early treatment always is advisable. Messrs. LAU KIM PING and LAU PING HSIANG of the above named pre. mises
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    271 15 HEW YORK CABLE New York, Nov. 28. B S JSJjS rone Barely Steady rd Jan. March 19V 8 19% «5 rone Quiet 54 FOREIGN EXCHANCE London, Monday. t t London on Paris 176 00 on Amsterdam 7.52 rTL -.-'on on Shanghai 5 Unofficial T /Xix)] i on
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    14 15 Singrapore, Wednesday. The piice 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:— rers: 33%; Sellers: 40
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    U. S. EXPORTS
    45 15 Reuter. New York, Nov. 28. Th- Do;; Jcnes office learns from hii gton that the War Departnas tentatively drafted a bill, ible to Congress at the next empowering Government to place the export of certain strategic materials under a licensing system, "venter.
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    FRASER & CO'S SHARE REPORT
    759 15 FRASER CO'S SHARE REPORT Singapore, Nov. 28. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin m Austral Amal -i/, 1 ..'I 3 Austral Malay 6 &> Ayer Hitam JJt £fc Ayer Weng 24 "P Ban rln 2216 2^l« Batu Selangor fes ?4n Berjuntal gj JjJ Burma Malay ii 8 Chenderlang fTL Hitam Tin"
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    213 15 Singapore, Tuesday. THE Singapore price of tin remains at $117%. At 4p. m. bids for rubber were 39% cts. for spot, 40 Vs cts. for December, 38y 4 cts. for JaniMarch 1940 and 36 cts. for Aprlll June. The market was aull. Business in tin shares continued
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    28 15 The death occurred at the Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday morning, of Pamela Elizabeth Gee, aged 9, the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gee.
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    172 16 London, Nov. 28. MR. HERBERT MORRISON, the Labour leader, last night broadcast to listeners in this country. He drew a picture of what Britain would be like under Nazi rule. When peace is made, he said, a new world of freedom must be built. The Nazi
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    63 16 Reuter. London, Nov. 29. /JN the Stock Exchange yesterday U yilt-edged shares advanced or small investment support but other markets were quiet, with prices fluctuating w thin narrow limits. In Commodities the upward movement of Liverpool cotton was resumed owing to the strength of Bombay,
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    160 16 British Wireless. London, Nov. 28. DEVELOPMENTS in the organisation of industry during the past 20 years have greatly facilitated its adaptation to war conditions. A notable example is the British iron and steel industry. In the last war, a great expenditure of money and effort was
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    46 16 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 29. An important meeting of Ministers vas held at the War Ministry last rvght was presided over G. M. balalier and was attended by the Ministers of Financ?, Navy Air, Blockade, Agricul ture. Trade, Public Works. Merchant Mar'ne. Armament and National Economy .—Reuter.
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    34 16 Reuter. tmtt tt B New York > Nov. 28. T ti k Val auth °nties announce Iw the cl ty t0 accommodate 24 giant seaplanes for neutrality P ofroi_
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    148 16 —..w, Hongkong, uv THE fullest possible a,r activity was displayed LSJ Japanese troops yesterday in he determined drive against slnZ? The city is now in a state nf S devastation, and big fires are in many centres. g,n S It is reported that the eneim. v
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    EXCEPTIONS IN NEW CARGO SEIZURE RULES
    130 16 Reuter. A w Paris. Nt*. LTHOL'GH the Allied de.lsionto seize all German export- bf. ccmes legally effective to-night ceitam exceptions are made which will benefit neutrals. The French Ministry of Bocka:stated to be ready to examine reqi lor handing over seized German ptf on
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    64 16 Reuter. Paris, Not. I ML MARCFL Deat, ex-Mil m a pepi y. a well-known i 2 other n rsons were acquitl military f bunal en a charge of ing a porr.i:hlet calling peace which wa* circulated of Seii en:- jr. The remainder ol 32 perscn<= accused
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    42 16 London, Nov. Ij A German warship to-day >eized a Danish steamer as she was waiting M the pilot off the port of Stockholm Sne was carrying a cargo of coal from Britain for the Stockholm ElectriciU- Works
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    170 16 "linijßwa i London, Nov. 28. JjiILERS knockout blow cannot now be delivered." declared Sir &a u l Hoare Lord Priv y Seal, in a sneech to-day at a meeting of the Chelsea Conservative Association Jfi 82 arly days of September, tbe German Government believed
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