Morning Tribune, 27 September 1939

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Ip-No. SINGAPORK. WEDNESDAY, September 27. 1989. fivf corn.
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    VAR ON U-BOATS TO E INTENSIFIED
    801 1 lerchant Navy To Be Armed, I Hunting Force Trebled FIRST LORD'S DISCLOSURES I LONDON, SEPT. 26. \G IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS TO-DAY, MR. WINSTON CHURCHILL, FIRST LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY, ANNOUNCED IT THE CONVOY SYSTEM WAS NOW IN FULL OPERATION FOR PS BOTH
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    BRITAIN'S MILLION PAPER BOMBS
    227 1 BRITAIN'S MILLION PAPER BOMBS 1 1 London, Sept. 26. officially announc ed m London to-day that RAF. Mm*- have dropped 18,000,000 IHan;p .irts over Germany since the p^B-" '>ei;an. The litest flights were made :^H. <Jtt and all aircraft returnB safely m spite of attacks by ■ii'niuiM fighters. HI Early
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    RUMANIN DENIALS
    26 1 London, Sept. 26. Lenied In Bucharest that sed troops along the border. also denied that the frontier 1 Rumania and Russia has been Reuter
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    RUSSIAN DEMANDS ON ESTONIA?
    63 1 London, Sept. 2b. DELATIONS between Kussia and ft Estonia are giving r.^ to speculation. f The Estonian Foreign Minister Moscow ye terday by plane for home Ing with Soviet l< only 15 The I der-in-chief, and haft aeaii ow> t^, ordinary meeting^of thel tonian Cabinet has
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    THE BONE OF CONTENTION
    47 1 London, Sept. 26. A MILITARY c-orrcspondf nt j reports that near Basle. I the Germans have hoisted 2 placards over pillhoxes with the words: "One people, One Reich, One Leader." The French have replied S j with: "Liberty. Equality and and Fraternity.' Reuter
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    SLOVAK TROOPS DEMOBILISED
    30 1 Berlin, Sept 26. SLOVAK troops are being demobilised. Only special units and officers remain with the colours to undergo special instructions (says the German New. Agency) Reuter
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    PREMIER'S WAR STATEMENT
    740 1 Allies In Complete Accord London, Sept. 2ti IN the House of Commons to-day, Mr. Chamberlain madl a statenii'iit on the profrm Of the war, and gfttc a i -jKut ot the special meeting of the Supreme War council which wai in-id m England last Friday. He .said
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      29 1 L Oth^ r Poge» j 1 utide 3 LHcrt^ Patriotic I und 8 rtun 9 2 "hot Inspector 11 Ln'-. Pa l« 1 14 5, 13 16 I M<t
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      92 1 vv» mix/ There's nothing like a pair of mmm I I DUNLOP GRADS MM SPORTS TROUSERS !J|J PIE finest quality worsted Ham.'l I fJV' U o ors to the makiiiK of t» e>«- Mjm "A Dunlop sports trousers which Iff, L I/mdon tuiloml by experts, and IW' T rubberless weatherpro«>fed
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    Cinema Manager On Trial
    1999 2 TRUSTED DE CAM AC TOO I MUCW SAYS DAVIS LENGTHY EVIDENCE IN DEFENCE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. EVIDENCE was given by Gus Davis, former manager of the Pavilion Theatre at ihe Seiangor Assizes to-day, m the case i?i which he was charged with
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    WASTE OF COURT'S TIME
    150 2 WASTE OF COURT'S TIME Singapore. TUMiflifr. I Charged with assisting to t.-.m {nantgement of a place, to wit. place m the pu:...-- vt the Sir.gapcM Turf Club at the sixth -ilestc:. BuH Timah Road, at 2.45 p m on Sept H kept or used as a common gaming hou« for
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    AIR PASSENGERS TOSS FOR SEAT
    86 2 SEAtP ■I()WiNG to the KIM Kast H i bound plane this morn'.B 5 ing beinj; crowded ttifij I J was onl> room for on,, nasj t sender of not mon thnl P: t 100 kilos m weight.Twopas.^B S senders were waiting to join I I
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    MURDER TRIAL CONTINUED
    94 2 Sin gft FURTHER evidence **> J ia t? T witnesses for the P^^',Assize trial of an eWeriy^gj, Teng Ron*, who k c£ar c murder of Fan Kah T"i shop m JOT Road m. of the morning oi The deceased, who slept^^a bed. was alleged to hau^i^ m
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    GAS TANK FATALITY
    35 2 Singapore W»Jj A male Chines di» to-<W Ba*e hospital at 1 us tai:.; -d »^j from injuries whicn m T w* a Carbide Gas tank furs* w Base at 10.40 a.m. w
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      111 2 I IMPERIAL AIRWAYS LTD. Although the frequency of Imperial Airways services has been reduced m each direction, the I temporary suspension of the carriage of unsurcharged mail by air has resulted m a considerable increase m the accommodation available for passengers on the Empire Flying Boats. They still offer the
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    AMOK'S SUICIDE AFTER WOUNDING 3 OTHERS
    166 3 i ran Kir <>\s n Reporter) Seremban, 1 j fli.us iw. been received from leleba rriMc t ult Chinese being i.t.iK wounded and U then j Mrioiislj Injured, necessitating their detention m hospHa II would appear thai Chinese carpenter employed bj the Irrigation I>epartoenl
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    PRISON FOR WOMEN WHO EXPLOITED GIRL
    179 3 Singapore, Tuesday. ro weeks' rigdrttu Imprisonment and a lint' of $50, m default, to undergo another two weeks' rigorous lmprisonmnit. were the sentences iinpus< d on lour Cantonese women t< -da; by Mr. L. C. Goh, the iifth police magistrate. The women, Yip Hak
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    S. AFRICA'S RECORD CROP
    64 3 S. AFRICA'S RECORD CROP I .'1 'H. srj.l Tilt Mini fln I lion si. i" th.it tin rop rftun i »rd ieM million baj v h ol eh 12 ill i>« rt mn'.s I n flat), dri' .ml pii South Afrlc i tttl TIM National Rit.in up long bttort ;i
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    NEW CENSOR
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    CAFE TO CLOSE
    147 3 Singapore, Tuesday. REMARKING that he was satisfied that then were prostitutes i" the cafe on the night m question, and that accused knowingly permitted them to meet and remain there. Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke, the third police magistrate, to-day imposed a fine of $50 on Tan Menff Han,
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      133 4 Sin Tuesday. midday was $117 'a. up while the price of rubber at trayeti spot 33.» i nber 32^ 4 cents, January March 31 U cents. Bw I mor day nd a fair volume transacted, sterling it of favuur and a parcel disposed of at prices showing
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      EXCHANGE RATES FIXED
      151 4 London, Sepi Till following official forward IUMgI r.ilt s u« re !i\n! tn-ilay for commercial purposes on a onemonth basis: fork one rent premium to parity; Montr -half rent premium to parity; rig parity one-quarter franc discount; Belgium mx cents premium to parity; Netherlands two cent! premium
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      30 4 imn w S] Buyers «ty Sellers 1 rd) October 93 8 Sellers (2nd Forward* Oct Dec. Sellers 9 3 i (3rd Forward) Jan March h h Sellers 10
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      PRODUCE
      81 4 PALM OIL (Malay) PrevioUs I In bulk Aus Sept. ris m a v COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) 1 Sept. shipment £10.16 3 Bellon I SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) I Sept. shipment l'T 6 Nominal I TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality I (Singapore) Sept. shipment 28 6 Nominal I PEFPER (F.A.Q.) 1
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      136 4 viou r aT I Dunlop Rubber 23 9 2^ 41 B General Electric 62 9 I 2 HImperial Chemical Industries 26.4 > 2 Hi Imperial Tobacco 1013" T m 1 Anglo-Dutch 25 6 249 Canadian Pacific 5^ 8 London Tin 33 3 3 Rubber Plantation Investment Trust
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      38 4 RUBBER New V Monday Marxet Tone Previous To-ci Bpot Buyers Dull Easier Sellen 21% 20 > 4 Forward Jan March Buyers 2Q1 2 Sellers 20 TIN »tf 19' i Market Tone ur.quDted I Turnover Soot 6o6
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      BULLION MARKET
      25 4 London. Tu< Previous To-day Cnar. GOLD Bar Gold. Fine, per oz. £8.8.0 £8.8.0 6ILVER Spot 234 23 U Fnrwarri 23 1 23 2
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 Louden. Tuesday. Previous To-day chaai T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 176.00 y*£WS!. T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 7.50 7 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 4^ 4 Unofficial Uncha/ea T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 3 1 16 d. Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling
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      91 4 1 SAVINGS yl/4? you to A dollar saved is an extra dollar earned. I« A Savings Account is the best inducement to save. 4« To have a Savings Account and tc see this account grow from timp to time is to be a contented person. A Savings Account may be
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      100 4 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. i Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1*24. Incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f.40.030,000,Reserve Fund „10,500,00,--1 London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland: Rotterdam, The Hague, and 64 branches and sub-branches at smaller places. Netherlands East
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      13 4 UXIiMPEACHABLE SECUUTV I South British Insurance Co., Ltd. I TeL 5926 2 FinlaysonJ^l
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    RENCH IMPROVE POSITIONS
    76 5 mhit Artillery Duel On I Western Front I Paris, Sept. 26. ■i;\(H and German guns have been exchanging violent cannonades on the Western 1. the first time since the outbreak of war I has been prolonged artillery action on a ■<!: along the Rhine between Strasbourg and
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    UNKNOWN
    69 5 [IK first mention m the Italian press of the possibility of the I collapse of the 9fegfried Line is contained m a leading article m ►male d* ltalia which was broadcast on the Italian wireless. li said [The Ailied Governments and the nations should bear m id that even
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    JAPANESE DRIVE CHECKED
    128 5 JAPANESE DRIVE CHECKED n M Shanghai, Sept. 26. to-day's press conference thejapH tnese naval spokesman claimed B :lt the advance naval unit was ■N:t 10 kilometres from Changsha. B? indicated, however, that the push was meeting several Wf> pointing out that the Bi.«ilu\ v :i,^ <»f the water of Tungting"
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    MOSCOW WELCOMES SARJOGLU
    37 5 MOSCOW WELCOMES SARJOGLU Moscow, Sor^. 20. j LU was welcomed on arriM. Potemkbi and otl.er For- i Tl^e AmD.issadors t?.urnania, Bulgaria, La and Aighanistan were 1 at the station which was :th the Soviet and Turkish Reuter
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    "FORTUNATE" TO GET 10 YEARS
    98 5 Johore Bahru, Monday. "We consider it extremely unfortunate that you have not been convicted of murder," said Sir Percy McElwaine, the Chief Justice S.S., to Liv Lock, who appealed against sentence of ten years' imprisonment passed on him for voluntarily causing grievous hurl to his
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    NEW ZEALAND'S EFFORT
    50 5 Wellington, Sept. 26. New Zealand to making a sp< effort to ;upply the Royal Air Force with trained pilot* and other flymu nersonnd, and all resources are beiim organhsed to that end. Existing airforce stations are to be enlarged and six new organisations are to be established.—Reuter.
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    WAR NOISES
    44 5 Exercises with war noises ami I ammunition are taking place on 6 25 west ol Naval Base, on fcept 26 north of Tengah Aerctlrome and on Sept. 27 5 U!u>ancUm. The m *UJ» n 7.15 a.m. and 11 a.m. cacn i day.
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    14 5 ..terson, Simons and Co Ltd ion at the 6 Monday is makiiiK £<* d progress.
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    Japan's Foreign Policy One Of Conciliation
    111 5 Japan's Foreign Policy One Of Conciliation Tol ICCOEDDfO ti» inmiuf, Ifet ih-wl.n appointed POfOifll Mini Bter Admiral Klehisamua Roman will foiiou i\u> raiding princinlai of ijn policy ImM town by (he Premier Gen. Noboyvkl Abe Mlowini the »rfanitation <»i his ibinei Attach Importance ttlement of the China v. -idly, Lo
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    NEW JAP ENVOY TO U.S.?
    160 5 NEW JAP ENVOY TO U.S.? i > Sept. 25. MX uU. M.»t m. k .i, forni« I'm miliii! I li»- -.v h \|.m< I RaUwft) < t .t iml o i In. J.ip.u tl» i«- to tlw dniri t him m .it the time of Ift|UUt'l withdr.i fmni IIM I
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    22 5 New York, Sept. 26. The offic the Hamburg Anudka and Nordduscher Uoyd lines, it L» n i!! *d. will ti stalls.— Reuter
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      163 5 1 jfi^!\ "And now I am a NEW MAN again-thanks to SANATOGEN' How many times have these words been spoken by gr..trlul men all over the world Grateful because Sanatopen has brought them I free feeling of exuberant health that they have not known If you feel tired, listless, run-down,
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      271 6 i Vl i oki h.n cwabi ire mis (mi ing t mji» x !in Mill BLONDE Mis ICCDMPLICI UOPLED SAP* Slis i (»vr II Ml H j lnA\/l! li^ik! 3 SHOWS TC-DAY I j PAVILION 315 6-15 915 I j THE SLICKEST, SUAVEST RASCAL OF THEM v *n^f Bfc^ Sr^dtS
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      171 6 LAST DAY! He rcs^^ E^4^ [CAPITOL] 3 3 S £5| THREE AGAINST STRANGE TERROR! 1 Jjk Typhoon ahead, ttmhay ft 9 Mfcd^fl k ani^ heroism seeth* J V §^J|ii^|^ stokehold boss; the hand' h< I QHL Bh|| SoBe chip's doctor, and l V I gCVfTHg A I* reckless nnne. i>.m,
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    Indian Contributions Total $13,000
    411 7 Indian Contributions Total $13,000 j I .of the Indian community beld OH Sept. IS j t *M de|r fora l aeparat. sub-commirt. for the South Indian \rcor(liM<riy meeting of the South Indi. niunity E S< „t. 10 at which suh-committ,-, tituted, iad W elect am ulved at the meeting IP
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    Tinned Pine Exports Fail
    116 7 TINNED pineaj I»l«' < \ports fr'Mn Ifalaya for thr week ending Sept. 16 were half Ihr MWJfg weekly total for last year. The figures are 25,437 rases as agaia^i t!».4!>l cases, which was last year'- weekly average. Statistics fair the -,\etk ending Sept. 16 show that
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    23 7 Berlin. Fcpt 26 Scecia! police units have been formed te deal with sabotage. Dropaganda and bUlposterS, according to the Official News Ageucy. Reuter
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      85 7 J^k M. THE UNPARALLELED SCREEN SENSATION OF THE A(iE! Midnight Premiere SATURDAY 30th j lAlhambrA I Ihe «»nly \I 'TIIEXTIC picture of i 5 aerial warfare ever produced! btf On/ mns DKAM) NEW COI'V a_ Jt I J|l SUN TALKIE TO-NIGHT 9-30 Round -Up Time In Texas j OKLAHOMA I
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      196 7 SSaaaaaaaaasa^ Msaca itmwiMarMMll •MMllltMltt IN membrr how you thrills! t«. Mil X lIAICiII Tl RS lh.it I hnll is ut.i.n- f.,r nou m DAlf.llllKS OI'RAOKOI I AUI \>lll»\ 3-15, 6-15 9-15 rhe Superior Future t.» Kill' DM (.Mil I t, I /s //y/ fHiiftr P**> 7 I WANT TO s//
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    MORNING TRIBUNE U.S. NEUTRALITY
    306 8 MORNING TRIBUNE U.S. NEUTRALITY I lißiisdri September 27, 1939. I IE provisions of the proposed new neutrality legislation m United States indicate Dg desire on the part of a cersection of the legislators to clear of hostilities. It is .pro•d that American vessels should carry passengers or jroods to i«
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    RENT RESTRICTION FOR COLONY
    1136 8 Bill Considered In Council Singapore, Tuesday. RESIGNED to pi tenant* of both dwelling bouaei and busiU pl al!lst im due increase* In rwrth during the eon-tinu-i'io- of the pivsent war and for a period of 12 months therefcfter the Increase of Rent (Restriction) Ordinance was taken
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    UNKNOWN
    44 8 F I them by Uieir uin?' u rr W Pak. who pleaded Tuit^F charge, was fined S L fault five dav'ssimil.? n M Snond Magistrate ul(Ill "an \h Pak was n ro^H by the Prevention of KSH Dumb Animals Depart^n-B Singapore Municipal cJJiB
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    Censorship On Letter! A Request
    161 8 THK co-opcraiion of estate mil B. ger^, mm? n.ana»ers and otl p^ larso employers rf labour m Mall is rrquesti'd im explaining to ilff. labour forces the now r^nulation^B| no prstai article should be y«H fcr :i tlcstination outride >ÜbV which doei noi on the
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    Mr. H. C. Van Hoogstrate
    47 8 In a report appearing m j on »of a civil pi muff U an enemy after the outbreak of W I amended the suit. H J This is not correct d stolen is of Dutch naUonaUt, never been an enemy alien I
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    THIS IS LONDON
    247 9 These stirring .v«.ul> spokm b\ l!i> Fxrellenr) thr C.ovrrnor. came i.vr On radio on Sunday ni*M: 1 fl*M is h« i ifSli No longer do we wonder uh.it \w lit !«fat| to do m \l M uh.it the uim!.l is tlunk.iiK of us: ur are strong and
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      506 10 0 J'PTVi/yi RKI'I'mH ?K-_ rKENCH PORTq^I I b^^^^^^^ r |T0 SAIGON INDOCHINA! i Owing to the uncertainty of dates of arrivals and de I J j tures the USUaI list Of sailillßS has be suspend^'ll I BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA. LINES m I I dwcoRPORATED m engiand) j jfo Successors of
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    Funeral Of Shot Inspector
    413 11 '■ineaporr, Tur day. v fOR W. C. Alexander was 1',,,. shd through the bead m ,<•• m of his quarters m th- M;iti«ni this morning. ||< W.^ to tne hospital where he HO on Dect/mo.^ W Winchester, England. He H stra-t.s Settlements Police X May 16.
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    PRIEST'S LOTTERY OFFENCE
    20 11 Huan I I $3. m default one d Air. Fletcher-Cooke. the i charge of a public fee-k
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    Theft Of Cycle
    36 11 I.!. TII tponed m Mi.' i Mm Boon, i ir old Cant morning pleaded guilty In the TW Police Court to t! a bicycle. Itelongini the five-fool way ol 8 on Rend i
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    Municipal Loan Rate Raised
    14 11 Municipal Loan Rate Raised W. c ol ex| Municipal ln:m from i pi ouncll
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    MISSION DEBATE
    17 11 !t will hold i d< rogr( n Bat :ui. v p ►reml i '\U ivitrd
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    Mrs. C. R. Cherry
    17 11 c r M'< i dmltted to tiei al Hi rdj She li > m
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      39 11 IlipH SPECIAL MATURE AUSTRALIAN I lM J^^^SPSH l inKPIIM Ol M/77Yi IRK ft RAN O\. //w.)///.1/. i 7 b"" MBNTION DOG'S HEAIT IF t^'!*WY**^ya YOlfßl LOOBMO iok a pom i;i'\M)v m a l INI ii( k mi: 1 1\
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    LIGHT on a Horal Subject
    868 12 LIGHT on a Horal Subject ld eas for s,mp| e lower arrangement FRESH flowers are m themselves so beautiful that any attempt to reinforce their natural loveliness savours to some extent of gilding the lily. On the other hand, it must be remembered that flower decorations can be an important
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    FRENCH DOMINATE ENEMY POSITIONS, OCCUPY HILLOCK'S
    215 13 FRENCH DOMINATE ENEMY POSITIONS, OCCUPY HILLOCK'S Many Dogfights t London, Sept. 26. dng'a French communique says: There nas been little d vby enemy artillery m the area south of Saarbrucken. In 0l the day, several air fights took place between our own n pursuit planes." H tnciai uerman communique irning
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    INDIA'S SUPPORT
    124 13 INDIA'S SUPPOR T London, Sept. 12G le House of Lords this afternoon i Secretary of State for India highly of the suppoi& of all c m India. Indian National Congress he declared that it would be difficile to co-operate wholeheartedly 6c* on conditions which would affect political relations between lidia
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    Survivors' Story Of Sea Drama
    273 13 idon, A OKHMAN v prof. yd on votv stories that I me which the N tons) ii,--i signalled I the and later fired warning shot Batly contradicted m interviews, with some survivon lished m the British Pr« Twenty-three oui ol The wirel< pei itor ol
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    LAUGHTER IN THE COMMONS
    218 13 LAUGHTER IN THE COMMONS I iindflii, Srpt IKONK \l laughter kit? ted inent l>\ Sir t.riu.trti (in**, (Parliamentary Secretary to the Mit. tr> uf Infill Ml I hrn) m thr Commo'it to-day that Urn total vtaff tMplf •<• .it headquarters of the Minivt <>t liiformation nambCfW H72, the regional oflirrs
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    35 13 London. Sept. 26. m the House of Commons, tIM Pnvsi«tnt of the Board of Trade confirmed Government's intention to maintain trade between Britain and the Baltic states as far U the war permitted.- I Reuter
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    Gun & Macintosh In S.C.C. Profession Pairs Final
    546 14 Gun Macintosh In S.C.C. Profession Pairs Final Lawn Tennis j\ utun.n lawn tennis F B Gun and J. Macintosh lo> be A. D. Anderson and W. H. Droog(—3o) m the semi-final oi the Profession Paris, the scores be--6—4, 6—4 loublfl Ue between J bery < J. H. and R. M.
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    Y.M.C.A. Tournament
    19 14 Ties played yesterday In the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament resulted as follows: Men's Doubles: Kamis and Gafar bin
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    Billy Conn Retains Title
    47 14 Pittsburg. Sept. 2*i. BILLY Conn, recognised m America as the world's light-heavyweight champion, retained the title, outpointing Melio Bettina over fifteen rounds- Reuter This was a return fight. Conn winning on points m their previous encounter for the title, which took place recently.
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    Badminton Final On Sunday
    175 14 tin nu n s singles Jin i 1 iii Urn Blnfiptrfe open bad- j minton championships H tween Wong Peng Soon and s A. Durai. has been fixed to I be played on Sunday at the j Clerical Union Hall at 10 a.m. j Peng Soon
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    28 14 The Island Club Ladies' September Medal was played yesterday and resulted m a win for Mrs. CAR. Bateman with a score of 46— 9*2=36 4-
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    FINE FARE AT THE ALHAMBRA
    98 14 FINE FARE AT T HE ALHAMBRA ASDADSG n I prod I UK 1 1 Wfll ha- I n -FatlK i I fl ifath,., t er d! out on M is a. shocking i Mo Hm»JSB agaln twen ter a?a mf""m Opportune t] Nan M Sam Sloane. d nd sa^M How
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    FINE DETECTIVE FILM AT PAVILION
    160 14 FINE DETECTIVE FILM AT PAVILION "THE Lone Wolf Spy Hunt." vM 1 opened a >ea>on at the Pavjfl Theatre la^ is an exciting, tertaining film which never flags. It introduces that grand actor, wl ren William, as the Lone Wolf, crfl turned detective, who manage^ to V through a good
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    YESTERDAY'S HOCKE
    48 14 The Ceylon Sports Club M theH.A.F. 'HQ' 0 1 1 heel match played JJ***^ I ground. Thr wnnmg g^i d l| by S K. Sundran v conte-tedl •Phe match was cv. n> co The fixture arraii^d (eanl between the PoUce J' p d Brigade iH.Q.' M
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      25 14 TIDE TABLES TO-DAY High Water. 10.11 a.m. 8.5 ft. 10.15 p m 9.0 ft. TO-MORROW High Water. 10.37 a.m. 8.9 ft. 10.48 p.m. 9.3 ft.
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      40 14 SPORTS DIARI Soccer: B.A.F Cup. J I Round I Royal Navy, S idjum. m m+r. st AF Army trial. OUmw BtfH Hockey: r l J C ."l SRC. vs I -A.. b^ f -p« vs. S.C.R.C.. Tennis: Tournaiv -!:ts. 9
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    Chinese And Sappers Share Points In First Division Soccer?
    184 15 Chinese And Sappers Share Points In First Division Soccer? s.( I I ILK. I WEAK Afrishing m both maito Division match lit tiw Alison Road BtAdium I m\ tl Engineers, which i draw, w ecof&d hdll thfoUMi Hai Choo and Hump! pectively. 'I he CI would haw won b convincing
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      108 15 Bad gums, not bad teeth are at the root of most extractions. Preserve your teeth and keep your janm healthy with the tooth paste Dentists themselves use and prescribe for, their patients use Cibbs "S.R' HDH^J Tooth Paste. >• /f/f c\ fronts rcmovcJ for a<ntc &w y/r/liij&M leeth were all
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      98 15 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chjel JU tlce, the Honourable Sir Percy McElwalne In Court No l al 2 15 p.m Admiralty 8 139 E PetertOtl vs S S. Han Ho Lionu etc Before the Hbnourable Mr .lu.stice PedlovP In Court Ho 3 at 11 a.m. 8.*****7 B.V.R Veerappa
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    WOMEN FIGHTING SIDE BY SIDE WITH POLISH TROOPS
    324 16 Indiscriminate Shelling Of Warsaw Continues London. Sept. 26. jIJE gallaat defence of Warsaw has led the Gorman High Command •mploy unrestricted warfare m the destruction of the city, a communique issued this morning, the German High Com- kJ state: "As all efforts
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    Call To Austrians
    134 16 Paris. Sept. 26. pRINCE VON SALZBURG, former vice-chancellor of Austria, made a statement of his plans to fight for the Allies. He is at present m the south of France. He said that efforts <.vere now being made to form a Legion oi Austrians now m France.
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    Nazi Circles Uneasy
    198 16 London. Sept. ?t>. THE publication of the German "White Book" following closely on the British publication of all official documents relating to the events leading to the outbreak of war is interpreted here as indicating some uneasiness m Nazi circles. The Telegraph suggests mat if Hitler is
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    Germany's Remarkable Espionage System
    115 16 JHE French Ambassador to Warsaw said in^MnSt? Paris to-day that the Polish Army was defeated chiefly I cause of the crushing superiority of Germany m the air Zl relentless methods of German warfare. He added that the invaders showered bombs not only on military objectives and
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    Higher Taxes In N.S.W.
    75 16 Higher Taxes In N.S.W. London, Sept. 26. ]*HE Treasurer of New Sou Wales to-day foreshadow increases m company and i come taxes, probate and staJ duties, book-maker's tax ai motor registration tax. He said that the deficit for the amounted to £2.500.000 against the a mated deficit of £1.500,000. The
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    40 16 London. Sept. 26 -When the Bri| expeditionary force is m action agaj the enemy communiques similar urn regular French Communiques con« ing operations on the Western front be issued (according to a statefflflu| Mr Hore Belisha m the Commoibß Reuter
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    46 16 Paris, Sept. 26: Bands are Mto| Poland, modelled on those of W«| who directed the last war f d contributed efficaciously to the cow resurrection, declares General writing m Journal ties Deba Budapest. Sept. 26: An unctfM report stat German Diohobyczoils^ I over to the Russians.
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    RAILWAY BRIDGE EXPLOSION
    71 16 Brussels, Sept. 26. A railway bridge outside the Beteiai town of Namur near the Luxemburi frontier was blown up last night a fey minutes after an express train fron Brussels had passed. The accident was caused by the ex plosion of mines which had been place; under
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    STOP PRESS
    85 16 Wellington, S'PjJH W AR expenditure W £10 millions for hr t the financial jrew n Wc hl| the additional taxation m m announced to-day. increase It includes 15 per cc income tax, 3d per M per cent. Jjf Ui* charge on all letters a bft J per cent,
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    SPECIAL POLICE IN REICH
    33 16 Berlin, Sept. 26: The official Germai News Agency announces that specie police units are being formed m th« Reich to deal with sabotage and pro paganda bill posters Reuter
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  • Morning Tribune FILM FANFARE
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      Masthead
      9 1 Morning Tribune FILM FANFARE SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1939
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      Thrills In A Jungle
      326 1  -  Joseph Calleia »TRY once m a while— all too in- frequently to be amusing, how- a moderately priced film c ■lilies rolling off the Hollywood t ■ools to make the usual gold-dren-Bied spectacle look even sillier than really is. And, interestingly J ■lough, these low-budget honeys
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      CHARLES LAUGHTON HAS A HUNCH!
      497 1 CHARLES LAUGHTON HAS A HUNCH! keeping Hollywood at arms' length for four years. Charles Laughton has returned to take the year's acting plum, Quasimado m "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." Whatever the fans think of this unusual actor, he certainly holds the frank respect of film makers. On his arrival
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      TAKES HUSBAND'S ORDERS
      102 1 TAKES HUSBAND'S ORDERS INN Dvorak promised to low, honour, and obey and now tv HO dOllb( about the "obey" part, oi it She started taking orders from friend husband, whun ihi went into the roie oi Barbara Winter In "Stranger Than Desire," at Metro Goldwyn-Mayer, with Leslie Fenton her husband,
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      45 1 DQUgIAJ MfPhail. young Mfttll bantOOfl whom Jcanfltr MarDonakl r 1 covered i/i the cbOfilf (jf "Maytirn'" and helped idVUIOi 10 feature rolr.;. si^Dcci a new long-term contract with Mrfio-CJoldwyn-Muyer on UM cv iterttng cofttune tests (or hit forthcoming rolfl In the musical, "Babes In Aims
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      In His Newest MOUTHprovoking Comedy
      271 2 Joe E. Brown I Twirling a nightstick Beating the pavements of a big city The nianimoth-mawed comedian. Joe E. Brown, will enact the humours, thrills and adventures of a policeman m his forthcoming Columbia picture, tentatively titled. "Spook House." Al cue of the flinnkut among
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        87 2 I I II I H M^—— S I S J Jrn^mSraSlS jungle! I ivK\^ \^k\ i*sM^*. bUch coward.ee -eier lil f*rc the head- I V > fiant of science I WHKH FIVE CAME BACKp I I SCREENIX(i CAN YOU THEIAST r^!! SSS'O- I I it ....411 111 TAKE IT? STARTLING
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      THE FOUR DAUGHTERS RETURN
      487 3 Arthur Shc<kni;i:i h under contrad to Metro Qoktyju-AUytf to work on the fofthcomlnf Man Brothers' production Other writers who have mufti new term cont ract i «ih m-g-m arc Robert Thoeren and BUly Wild.i m iuction has started at the M*t"ostudios on the Robert Lamarr starring
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      The Girl Who Was TOO SHY
      365 3 The Girl Who Was TOO SHY Id man is a hero to h's valet, accordI I the old saw, and few actresH are heroines to their electricians. Ha. t xception to this rule I* Wendy Hime. who has the feminine lead m Ho films this week, "Five Came Back" Hd
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        227 4 Ml i QDD IN WIIIIT SUNDAY a t the rAI'ITOL i siums: n \m ::-i :>—<;• i -i-i:. P^B "NURSES CAN Jftp'flL ALWAYS MARRY r^^^r ecause ne y me€^ stron S >^ men when they're weak!" WIIITF f 7^ FLORENCE RICE v UNA MERKEL ANN RUTHERFORD MARY HOWARD >$tk ALAN
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