Morning Tribune, 5 October 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol 4-So. 209. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, October 5, 1939. FIVF CENTS.
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    ROME DENIES PEACE PLAN
    372 1 Neutrality Re-Stated BERLIN, OCT. 4. 41 TiiOKITATIVE ITALIAN QUARTERS HAVE DENIED A REPORT THAT SIGNOR MUSSOLINI IS STUDYING A PLAN FOR PEACE CONFERENCE, SAYS A ROME TELEGRAM TO THE OFFICIAL GERMAN NEWS AGENCY. The message aaas that these authoritative Italian quarters state teat the news is
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    German Trade Mission For Moscow
    53 1 Amsterdam, Oct. 4. A GERMAN trade delation headed l by A Dr schacht. comprising 26 V**** is going to Moscow next week to^ flscuss the extension of trade Germany and Russia, according to the Telegraai. Trade problems between Germany and South Eastern Europe will also
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    FRANCE HAS 3,500,000 MEN IN MAGINOT LINE: LIFE DESCRIBED
    253 1 London. Oct. 4. I in in the Maginot Line is desL eHbed by several newspaper correspondents who were invited to inspect one of the forts yester--1 Thev tell of how thousands of French troops eat, sleep, work and nlav underground, with
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    Lord Ha lifax Says German Word Unacceptable
    184 1 Lord Ha lifax Says German Word Unacceptable London, Oct. 4. I ORD HALIFAX in the House of L Lords to-day said that Britain and France were ready and anxious to join hands with others, including Germany, to establish in Europe a state of affairs in which all and especially the
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    French Attitude On Peace
    196 1 Paris, Oct. 4. rRANCO-BRITISH solidarity, whether in the military, financial or economic spheres, remains as close as ever, it is reiterated in responsible circles, following this morning's Cabinet. The French reply to any offers of peace coming from whatever quarter will be similar to that of
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    HITLER OFF TO WARSAW
    53 1 London, Oct. 4. IMTLER is leaving Berlin to-night for the Wau>aw front, according to the Berlin correspondent of an Amsterdam newspaper. He is to lead the so-called triumphal march into Warsaw. The general hoisting of flags to "celebrate the end of the Polish campaign" began in
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      TURKISH MISSION IN LONDON
      38 4 I mdon, Oct 4. Tup; Turkish military mission which their ol the 1 rnment to-d Tht mtil thii i Ing Thu who arf led bf will be fchi i tlta al luncheon to- Reuter
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      MOSCOW TALKS
      51 4 London. Off 4. T^i I Further ncw.s of the di 1 beyond the o>u■ioii.s last liH'iit between the LlthUODlaa Pbreign Minister and m. Ifolotov. and the Latvian Pbreign Minister and M. MoJotov. each oi which lasted two hours. I! 'i;tt the Turki.sh Hordgn Mim.stn i, tjjj awaiting instruction.
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      EVACUATION COST
      47 4 EVACUATION COST London. Oct. 4. THK I I Ol H( Rltli 111 Elliot m the Howe ol Common* thj. afternoon that tbfl initial co.st of the Governmi nation scheme for Engiiid Scotland would be about .00.000 The weeklj expenditure on billetine v;us ab(JUt l'4. r )0.000 Reuter
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      140 4 Singapore, Wednesday. Tin ut midday was $i 17 3 unchanged, while the price ol rubber at lour o'clock u;ls buyers Spot 33 r> H cents. October I)< cember 83 V4 cents, and January March SlTi market quieL Offerings ol Sterling tin shares on a fairly largi from
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      73 4 London, Wedn. Previous To-day Change RI'BBER Quiet, Steady Quiet, Steadv Spot Buyers 9 l 2 9» 2 Sellers 9 5 8 9 916 __i l6 (Ist urd) November Buyers 99 16 94 _i Sellers 911 16 99 16 Ju :ward) December Buyers 9 5 8 99 16 __j
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      PRODUCE
      81 4 London, Wednesd Previous To-day Chan?* PALM OIL (Malay) y unange In bulk Aug Sept. £15. 10.0 Nominal Not given COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) Sept. shipment £10.16.3 Sellers Not eivea SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) Sept. shipment 23- Sellers 22'- Sellers rAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality (Singapore) Sept. shipment 28 Sellers Unchanged PEPPER
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      132 4 wMmSsWmmm London, Wednesday S ouu Previous To-day Change Dunlop Rubber 85 6 85 6 General Electric 25- 9 _-qi Imperial Chemical Industries 62 3 62 Imperial Tobacco 281 u 2 8 7U Anglo-Dutch 208 9 108 9*" Canadian Pacific 24 o_ London Tin 7 f b 6d
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      54 4 KLTBBER New York. Oct. 3. Previous To-day Buyers Sellers Manet Tone Dull steady 8p01 Buyer* 3 4 W 4 __i„ aa Seller* 20 19 U it Forward JanMarch Buvers 18 3 4 18' 4 Zi| IjH Seller* 19 18 2 Market Tone Very Quiet Quiet 58 to
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      7 4 London, Wednesday. 404,00 'Sellers 'Buyers
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      BULLION MARKET
      15 4 London. Wednesday. GOLD Previous To-day Change 6rLVER ICI Fin6 Pef Z £880 «.8O
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      131 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited ho^ to announce that their new branch office No. 12, JALAN RAJA. ALOR STAR KEDAH will commence business on MON. 16th OCT., 1939. 1 1 1 *^J3r rv. 1 1 k NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1f24. Incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands
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      18 4 CAN YOU AFFORD AN UNINSURED LOSS BY FIRE? South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tel 5926 2, Finlayson Green.
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    Special Empire Broadcast
    41 5 Special Empire Broadcast hu been received from l\ r -.atingthattheyw.il I ilv Answers" on I ',rS P in-eS m on smia 'V icts m dramatic i^'ofU-e various DominI i! Jl the program--1 the recent criticisms exI to .supplement the EmI oietins.
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    Garrison Wedding
    174 5 I Singapore, Wednesday. II PRETTY wedding was solemnised A yesterday at the Tanglin Garri>on church, when Miss Leila Rosemarv Tilley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Tilley, of Shanghai, was married to Lieut. Ralph Bacon Prince, of ihe 2nd. Battalion, the Loyal Regiment. Lieut. Prince is the son
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    MEXICO WILL NOT RECOGNISE CONQUEST
    74 5 Washington, Oct. 3. The Mexican Government has anunced that it will not recognise for reason conquest by force and that it will continue dipl matic relations ■'h the Folish Government. -Reuter. Paris Oct 3 The United States Ambassador to Po paid his first formal call
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    Case Transferred To K.L.
    68 5 r,f 8 u apore Wednesday. -Folkert Gerit Johannes Wildemann, a Dutch subfw i day a PP e ared before Mr. J. tr,t ur Cooke the Third Police Maatfr e '^u anSWer a char S e Of failin g 1 aue nd the Magistrate's Court, Kuala fZ
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    19 5 Om US, Wee Ung of the Censor's Singapore wUI deliver an appeal okkien on behalf of the St. Nicholas
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    Alleged Theft Of $260
    52 5 Singapore, Wednesday —Appearing before Mr J. Fletcher Cooke, the Third Police Magistrate, Ahmad bin Gulam Mohamcd. a 35 year old Bengali Islam, claimed trial to the charge of theft of $260 In notes belonging to Diwan Chand. The case was postponed to Oct. 1A police bail
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    "CAREERS IN MALAYA"
    172 5 GOVERNMENT PUBLICATION ONE of the most useful b turned off the Government printing press in this country— U w« take into u.-.ouni the number oi people to whom it may prove valuable in the years to come -is silvers 111 Malaya." prepared lor the K;IM.-ati..n Department and
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    WOMAN ON FALSE PRETENCE CHARGE
    80 5 Singapore, Wednesday. ACCUSED of bringing gWj into the colony by false pretences, pretending to be their natural rrnAher. a 40-year-old Kheh woman appeared before Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke in the third police cour^ to-day. t Tl^c woman was Lee Kong £m; the cirls involved were
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    Medical Students Address Rotarians
    600 5 GIRL SPEAKER SAYS DOCTORING BEST Singapore, Wednesday. INTERESTING sidelights on the life of medical college students in Singapore were given by Mfal I. Hoisington and Mr. Jaswant Singh of the King Edward VII Medical College, speaking at the weekly Kotary Club luncheon to-day. Miss Hoisington. said
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      29 5 STANDING Jl^^^^M^ RUNNING .HHHMj i *^^il§ haa been idle for tome week*. 0 ||W] SHELL MOTOR OIL Sta^s on the fob Asiatic Petroleum Co* (S.S.) Ltd. WPJ3. 89. i
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      332 6 BVERVTinNG \<H U\M in IMMMM N <> U(t|! SONG |s vl N( B1 re \l in R GRI Ml M STARTS TO-N.CHT IMVIIJO* CjKAUII FIELDS [NTH] miiu i mm;\ m\ ri( iikk "W^ TT^ T^ T^ B ijy Wllll T M4KI MACiriKF ko(;kk in i m A i tm i)i^
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      190 6 SHOWS PACKED UUI r^/BUMi The M<»-1 Kxcitin^ TrefJCfl \(i\entim 9iM4 m HUBSICANI |";iacklJ| io-ikw /wS^httV Al Alalavas I-AK(i!->T Theatre ffli^}! CAPITOL \¥m*vmr)£ 11 i:i \i.is\i i nsi -Rpx^shh 1 yX&\3 M XI THKMIf DIFItKtM Jp&y 'ZAMBOANCA' n .£>/ i^-^^^l '^EE K*- iUlt^ u maidens lorn Y~fjr~ '^1 I'-. „c v
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    COSTLY OMISSIONS TO EXHIBIT RICE PRICES
    417 7 COSTLY OMISSIONS TO EXHIBIT RICE PRICES .....oapore. Wednesday U«B> r^./tln/pr..- hi to the Fifth P»l"<- <' h "»'•> i imposed. l d ult three moir, j iiXy't the charge, but jV visit of the pply Officer Mr I hac l the prices exhibited ,n!v On the day of the ,nd
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    SINGAPORE DEATH RATE
    51 7 Singapore for the week end--240. of which 149 were male 1 female The death rate was 22.47 per ompared with 21.81 in the preceding i the corresponding week of rleath rate was 140 4 per mille ired with 146.0 in the preced- voar Total births were 520
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    Travel Regulations
    100 7 fentrftl information tint. 1 008 in the Federated M;.l.»v l't»>d under the provision* o! No 4403 of September 7, peratlon of the Emergency Reitlon of Travel > Order a permit to enter or leave Way States, or an endorsnmenCtrtincate of Nationality per enter or leave the Federate; hould
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    STARS' WISHES FOR THE CATHAY
    121 7 Singopore, Wednesday. Several Hollywood stars have messages of congratulations to Assocta ted Tr- Ltd.. on the opening ol the Cathay in Singapore. Cables received yesterday from Beverley HUM California, read as follows: From Shirley Temple: I would like U go to Singapore, but as I
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    Arming Of Merchantmen
    521 7 Arming Of Merchantmen London, Oct. 3. IN the House of Commons last week, the First Lord of the Admiralty mentioned that for the fortnight past, armed merchantmen continually have been leaving British harbours and that in a short time the hu*e merchant navy of the British Navy would be armed.
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    RUBBER AND TIN EXPORTS
    41 7 The estimated export of dry rubber from Malaya. Brunei and Labuan to' September amounted to 33.000 tons. Exports for September of tin and tin-in-ore based on an assay of 75.5 per cent amounted to approximately 10.200 tons
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    BERLIN DISTORTS PREMIER'S SPEECH
    25 7 London, Oct. 4. AFTER transmitting throughout the! nioht an extirmely condensed and SO Car been ignored by the ucimau press.- Reuter
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    PATRIOTIC FUND DONATIONS
    157 7 PA TRIOTIC FUND DONA TIONS Firms &~K? 5;,,,?," 0 r,.. $250. C H. Kent $2U. «^£«^^£2X and 125 MALAY SECTION s;?s|h,se s 52. man A»had bii IW q^ bm BMfll bin Ha), ".^""^Lbln H. kjsss &ss ,rL A ri,. s. < Inch* Y,la., bin Hajl Taib $1. Inch <• b..iHohd
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    Gaing Armed Charge
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, October 5, 1939. NO PREMATURE PEACE
    311 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, October 5, 1939. NO PREMATURE PEACE }/l l fd Qeorge did not mal impression by his Inter n In the House ol Commons del (lowing the Prime Minisl tement, Mr. Du/r Coopei d« thai the speech might Ih '"1 abroad as a sug- surrender, and although Mi-
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    ITALIAN NEUTRALITY RE-AFFIRMED
    368 8 German Pressure To Join War London, Oct. 4. gENTIMENT of British Parliamentary circles remains adamantly opposed f <» any agreement to lay down arms on German terms. Many British observers believe Hitler intends to use the British rejection to shift responsibility for war on to the Allies.
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    A Quiet Night
    26 8 Paris, Oct. 4. A communique says triers was a quiet night. There was artillerv tire on both sides south of Zw ibruecken Reuter
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  • News In Brief
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      31 8 Moscow. Oct. 4.—M. Sarajoglu iTurki *i Foreign Minister) is awaiting Ankar reply on hi.- report on Sunday", con vesatton with Stalin and Molotov H <to remain here four ofnH days.- Reuter
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      17 8 ncki (PolWi President, retired) to en%i Switzerland, and it is expected that Will reside at Fribourg.- Reuter
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      16 8 "ate on neutrality revision has been [M *> ««>-morrow an account o" SS.^toVftSte. I^' Dem cratic Reuter
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      25 8 Rome OeX 4.-General Terauchi. head o -the Japanese military mlseion whi-h htf been visiting Germany, is due here to-dnv «m will leave for liknonS Reuter
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      70 8 Brussels, Oct. 4.— M. Van Zeelanrt former Premier and advocate of an "n ,trrnational economic conference, is leavimg to-morrow for the United States at tne invK-ation of President Roosevelt to connection with a conference on EuroOct n [e fUgCe P roble ms in Washington 01 Earl Winterton and Sir Herbert
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    Foreigners Can Join The British Army
    132 8 London. Oct 4 tl* FOREIGNERS In Britain will now be allowed to join the British a but there Is no intention as yet \sfc forming a foreign legion. The King has ordered that an I may hold a commission or may be ei. syi
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    GERMAN NOTE TO SWEDEN
    31 8 GERMAN NOTE TO SWEDEN Stockholm. Oct 4 for rjERMANY has sent Sweden a N similar to that received by Ciiited States warning shipping against improper behaviour near British French waters.- Reuter
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    AMERICA SEEKING MARKETS
    55 8 EMPHASISING 3 of y Unitrd states overtures to Latin American countries for greater trade President Roosevelt, at a press conference, indicated that wider powers might Bought by the Import, and EXDOTt Hank, and the AdminiAnit ion was s^ tog to enter markets \vu open b v h«.
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    POCKET BATTLESHIP AS ARMED RAIDER
    16 8 Tm r I-ondon. Oct 4 H! tmed nu.l.T whidi sank Reuter
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    HELA HEROES FIND HAVEN
    179 8 rrr HTrc r London, Oct. 2. EIGHTEEN defenders of the Polish peninsula of Hela, which was the wherry, 1 ngh ld ag lnSt thC GermanS hav anived j Sweden. \viere they are now interned. They left in a patrol boat on Sunday and ran across the
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    DRINK MORE MILK
    1096 9 >UOB ta temperate climates uk forms a fairly large part fly diet not nearly enough mk in Singapore. It is, in- usual to hear the mo-vtar-old say that her prill not touch milk or to hear i rclaim "Well, but she is Irl new. It is not
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      79 9 komamadf delicious. I a /way* fresh I cool meals I If you have not tried one of I J cur famous S.C.S. Pies you've I f^f& missed a theat. They are re-iHy \\jflf .scrumptious because only the j^l 1M A mi&sed a treat. They are really fll*^ J are used
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    2019 10 number Ol itiful n INti ai riesuge > A erNEW and dinner of chirm :ion thrse 2 r hl fll POT I. SLEEVES which however did nj»tj»km n lor this climate. In complete and striking CONTRAST to its brilliant top wa the Hri of this gown
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      360 12 BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA.LINES UJfCIIHrUfUTBD IN ENGLAND) Owmg to th« unrcrUinty regarding the actual date of arrival and departure of the Jonipanv's strainers due to tht outbreak ot hostilities list of bailings is suspended for the time being. All vessels may call at any port on or off the route— and
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    ANY PEACE WILL BE ON ALLIED TERMS
    820 13 London. Oct. 4. ft, pjjjne Minister's assurance ft when the German-Rus-I neace Proposals were received I ESd receive consideration. ft t^ statement of the condiK, that any such proposals must I to have the slightest chance I ccptance, are applauded in K ,1111s
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    Britain's Increased Shell Production
    225 13 Britain 's Increased Shell Production London. Oct. 1 AN outstanding example of the change-over of British industry from peace-time to wartime needs is shown by the efficiency with which tnuineering firms, forru'rly producing a variety of peace-time products. :»re already able whollv to concentrate on armaments. 1 ,|ual is the
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    DEATH OF MAN WHO DRAFTED CONSTITUTION OF FREE CITY
    568 13 Oslo, Oct. 4. THE death has occurred of Dr. Heinrich Sahm, German Minister in Norway. He was responsible for drafting the constitution of the Free City of Danzig, and represented Danzig when the international status of the Free City was defined
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    MINOR UPSETS AT SELANGOR RACES
    736 14 NIGHTSHADE PAYS BEST WITH $68 Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. 1 SHOW Ki: of rain immediately after the first race did not dam] the spirits of Kuala Lumpur In >\> IUI <*t t}l(> 1<I(1 thai if i mid-week meeting, the totaliaatora were well patron 1 di\ idend.q
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    Dividends At A Glance
    97 14 Dividends At A Glance Race I— Fernlet 542 $13 Spring Girl SlO Rosalie S2l l» a(1 .»_\iohtshade $68 Canute $16 Queen Beon S2O Race ;i— Swift Arrow $19 Amazon $13 The Warrior $11 )epJ Race 4: Slapdash Sl3 and s: Bios.vom Time SB. Princess flerniia |1 Race s— Sweet Colette
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    St. Andrewg Beat Police At Rugger
    242 14 St. Andrewg Beat Police At Rugger THE St. Andrew's Old Boys" As&ji ciation's rugger team pUq another victorous game v« si 1 at Farrer Park when they drieattß the Police XV by 12 points uhifl tries and a penalty goal) points (a try). J The Saints were aggressive thi ';-:iuH
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      59 14 TIDE TABLES 10-DAV Hifh Water: 02.2(J a.m. T.S ft. 02.02 p.m. 8 .7 ft. TO-MORROW Biffta Water: 03.25 a.m. '<■'■' $&51 p.m. S. Tote: $27. $8. $8. $7. ,<■, ifih Sweep: 185 ($562»: 38!» 362 <$14U>. M Starters ($2B each): 254. 376, 326. Straight Flight was sera: died. ALso ran:
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    UNKNOWN
    373 15 7 S.R.C 2. I Mil > I V EAK defend Ct«pW with poor finishing, were the chief ills of I* I**1 sRC wno um defeated b y seven goals to two. the Stadium yesterfaj in the qualifying round of the S.A.F.A. < up. onents, the Marine ltnien t. took
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    S.R.C AND LOYALS DRAW AT HOCKEY
    223 15 S.R.C AND LOYALS DRAW AT HOCKEY I s -B-C i; Loyals L NG on a sustained attack in the closing stages of the game, the drew with a Loyal Regiment at hockey played at Gillman yesterday evening, each team scoring a goal. tve-a good account of, mselves. Tl tacked effec--7*l
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    S. C. R. C. Score Good Win
    466 15 S.C.H.C 2: R.A.F 0. SUPERIOR stickwork and better finishing were the main factors which contributed to the victory of the S.C.R.C. over the R.A.F. when they met in a hockey match at Hong Lim Green yesterday by two goals to nil. The match
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    Yesterday's Tennis
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    83 15 TH OlT(i H attacking almost throughout the same, the S C were only able to beat the Indian Association by an only goal at hockey yesterday. The Indian defenders played a splendid game, their centre half being outstanding in the defence. After a gtftlta first-half, the C.S.C scored
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    GERMANS EVACUATE MORE TOWNS
    284 16 French Make Rapid Progress At Front London, uci. )N the Western I'iont, the French thrust against Saarland is progressing 80 rapidly that the Germans are said to have completely evacuated from six towns there. A messagr from Basle states that a German machinery oanufacturing town, 10
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    MORI BATTALION TO BE FORMED
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    U. S. URGED TO LIFT ARMS EMBARGO
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    Poles Still Fighting
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    U. S. Army Orders Tanks
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    Pressure Oil Denmark Likely
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    DOMINIONS PARLEY IN LONDON
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    CHURCHILL ON RECRUITMENT FOR NAVY
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