Morning Tribune, 7 October 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol. I— N<»- 211 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, October 7, 1939. FIVE CENTS
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    HITLER SEEKING PEACE
    470 1 UNDERSTANDING WITH BRITAIN POSSIBLE [LAST WORD GIVEN IN REICHSTAG SPEECH I RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP WELCOMED BERLIN. OCT. 6. ADDRESSING THE REICHSTAG TO-DAY. HITLER SAID THAT HL WAS NOW WORKING FOR EUROPEAN SECURITY. FOR THAT PURPOSE HE WAS PROPOSING A CONFERENCE 01 ALL POWERS PRECEDED BY SOME FORM OF
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    SOVIET ASSURANCE FOR RUMANIA
    89 1 SOVIET ASSURANCE FOR RUMANIA Bucharest, Oct. 6. RUMANIA'S Foreign Minister declared In an interview to-day that Russia had made no demands lor the return of Bessarabia, part North Eastern Romania, which was formerly Russian territory. According to an agency mes- Rumania has agreed to a Balkan bloc m Eastern Eu.
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    23 1 ;n g 7 th c Polish Arm y> conU-- n o'clock ffil men surr^dered at of Deblin nomine at K-nr.l, a «cr Reuter
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    U.S. Masses Fleet At Hawaii
    73 1 San Diego, Oct. 6. TWENTY-NINE United States warships, carrying a complement of 106 aeroplanes, accompanied by the bulk of the Fleet's scouting force, sailed for Hawaii late at night Their arrival m Pearl Harbour will result m the concentration of the strongest naval force ever
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    WORLD REACTION
    491 1 THE first reactions abroad to Hitler's speech is that it lea\ the situation quite unchanged HOME Rome. Oct. v •Nothing concrete, and ius fai M the international .situation la concerned, ft leas speech." This la the tlrst reaction here to Hitler s .speech. It is regarded a^ being
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      26 1 w 7 I lOn Oilmt l*»ii« 4 Marked I \jtUt\ »'age ro-day's Race SeJection. U ft 11 Wtu !M s I, 8, 11. 13 10 It
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      87 1 do no nil \iir\o\ Dinner, Breakfast, and Tea Ware This charming range was introduced m (he later jnonths of 1937 and instantly fell into public favour. The design is pictorial on a cream (/round and depicts the histoi Haddon Hall the home of Dorothy Vernon. The colourings are m Lavender
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    BASE MURDER TRIAL DEFENCE OPENS
    538 2 Singapore 1 m „,,in., M.hb.H.w tned Stop m, on the night at July Attired m n irWte loin-cloth and blue imanickam. the in-' accu wh vith th. ,1 mry hr. VP] th:it f: ful Mifin 6QSM, Ma i, d with the murdt i d third
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    COLLAPSE OF JAPANES IN NORTH HUNAN
    212 2 Chungking. Oct. 6. DRESAGING an early collapse of the Japanese m North Hunan Province, the Japanese tones m Chintsing have almost been wiped out. while the remnants fled pell-mell to Pittfkiailf, with the Chines 1 m hot pursuit. i The Chinese commander at the
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    News For ' Up-Couniry Malays
    32 2 News For Up-Couniry Malays rill Departttent *>f Informain-i, ix d.iih prcparlftj a wut bulletin i» IJciinani'seci Mslai for telegraphing t<> many hi Offices m the Peninsula for displa\ ,11 public notice boards.
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    SOVIET-ESTHONIA PACT
    28 2 don. O According to the Danish new Politiken. the pact between Soviet F: sM and Esthonia contained more cone- than those to which Esthonia agr< Router.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    18 2 Before the Honourable Mr A Pediow m I, it J M Lim Sawmill j
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    Ulster Takes Full Part
    91 2 London, Oct. o. hi; nECRUITING is keen m Ulster. mi ft one week Northern Ireland's aiVi-eil aircraft regiment has reached 50 p' cent, of establishment. fi Neither is there any slackening I respect of other units of the service as applications for enlistment are :■> J
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    TO-NIGHT'S CHARITY
    48 2 CHARITY nights are being held at I the local cabarets m aid of the Nicholas Home. Extensions at t Happy World, the New World and X Great World are being provided tor m !p} 2 a.m. and various vaudeville attract i X)] have been arranged. )0]
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    14 2 A meeting of the Legislative Coin: i c will be held on Nov. 8.
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      68 2 CAFE Wl E N OPENING SATURDAY, 7th OCT. Singapore's Popular Cafe Rendezvous and Social Bright Spot with all the Old Inimitable Continental Cuisine", and Some New welcomes you back to erstwhile gaiety and enjoyment. Opening under entirely new Continental Management and sponsored by local European interests, it is sincerely felt,
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    SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE IN TRAFFIC CASE
    746 3 Asked Me To Wash Blood Off Car," Says European THE a< used woke Mm up at about VIMO m the morning, and ;hed him to gi\e assistance m cleaning his tar because it >vered with dirt and blood was the allegation of a European before
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    Four New Bills Before Council
    317 3 Singapore, Friday. JO-NIGHT'S Government Gazette contains particulars of four BilLs about to be introduced m the Legislative Council. One Is the Kint> Edward VII College of Medicine Bill. The present Ordinance came into force m 1905 and many WCtions aro obsolete. The revised Ordinance provides
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    $100 FINE FOR $2 THEFT
    53 3 Singapore Friday.— A flne of $100 or three mon±.s' rigorous imprisonment was the penalty iiuposec' by Mr. Conrad Oldham m thc\second police court this morning on Ton Hoh far criminal misappropriation of iron valued at $2. Tlic accused had a criminal record. Court Inspector Charles
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    CYRANO, FORMER CAFE WIEN, OPENS
    141 3 THE restaurant m Orchard Road. Singapore, formerly known as the Calo Wien will open again to-day under the name of the Cyrano. The business has been acquired by a syndicate consisting of British and French residents, and the directors at I resent are Mr. Marcel
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    FLOUR CONTROL
    18 3 By order of the Food Controller, flour importer* will require to be licenced from Oct. IT).
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    CEMENT PRICES
    13 3 Maximum sale prices have been l;xed m respect of Portland cement.
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    Purchased Stolen Goods
    217 3 purr. I i i Till. lnirnl;u h «>< m r««l vi\ the niclit ol Aug. "27 I ike Capitol Baildfitf, when jm f#f)dl to the ralllC of SCV) were v|nlen. had m him I m t»ic 'U.nd Police court this morning, uhen a \miiiu Tamil Islam appeared
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      9 3 I Si ami lsBtitt£ idHB, Hfeii Iff Jv X:
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      178 3 Outstation Gifts. Reproduction Of famous Paintings, up 75 cts. to $5 Light fittings, exclusive Handbags and Belts. Vally. 3a, RODNEY HOUSE, Battery Road, Singapore. EYE EXAMINATIONS. EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. Specializing. Ocular Muscle Anomaliel 4 Wp v Crossed Eyes, Complicated Cases of v Defective Vision. \^T^ Thompson Optical Co. Qualified Eyesight Specialists.
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      No Shortage Of Tea
      104 4 No Shortage Of Tea I <>i, dun. Oft. I. UM»j R existing condilltiii lei <irfi»'s evtaift ih> mrprisc <t Mm Inter? Imui.il I i C— lmlttrf*! derision t<> raise (he quota hv five per «riit tn per < «iit. for tin* curiTiil ><mti«.l \ear. lIBJIIH Mar. 11. IM4O. tted on!
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      46 4 London, 1 Previous To-day im mi r Q i: idv BBER Buyers <>-, '.16 Sellers omber Buyers 9« 2 9 9 1U Sellers i< I December Buyers 9 Sellers 9 11 16 9^ 4 rd) Jan March Buyers 9^4 9 13 16 Sellers 9 7
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      99 4 T unchan I rubb 1 .rcn London stock and tin Sfl irtlnpated m the general marking up of prices a ire received for I mdon at rather better prices tha rday, and the by bidding hlghei pri< i the favourite counter; such its, Kuchais, Jelebus, Lukuti :m(i
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      £30,000 NECKLACE FOR RED CROSS FUND
      41 4 London. Oct. 6 THE Lord Mayor's Red Cross and St. John's Fund, for the -sick and wounded In the war. to-day passed the £250,000 mark An anonymous donor B 00,000 diamond necklace to the lwnd
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      PRODUCE
      74 4 London. Friday Previous To-day Changs PALM OIL (Malay) In bulk Aug Sept. £15.10 0 Nominal Not <j COPKA (Straits, F.M.S.) Sept. shipment £10.16 3 Sellers Not gi SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) Sept. shipment 22 Sellers 21 6 TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality Singapore* Sept. shipment 28 Sellers Uncha: PEPPER (F.A.Q.)
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      LONDON JARE LIST
      149 4 London. Friday Distillers Previous To-day Chans' Dunlop Rubber 86 6 85 6 1 General Electric 26 3 25 —1 3 Imperial Chemical Industries 63 6 64 Imperial Tobacco 29- 28 7 1 -> —4' Anglo-Dutch 108 9 108 9 Canadian Pacific 24 6 LM6 London Tin 6
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 VI US T V 0,,. OC. 3 Quiet and Steady MarKet Tone Steady Spot Buyer* 19 19 8 Sellen 19 3 19 3 8 Forward Jan Marc n Buyers lS^ Sellen 18» 8 133 8 TIN Market Tone Qu Nominal Spot 55 to 57 56 Nominal
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      BULLION MARKET
      30 4 London, Friday. Previous To-day Change GOLD Bar Gold. Fire, per oz. £8.8 0 £8 8 0 SILVER 99 Spot 21' 4 22 1 Forward 21 22 'j !'i
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      70 4 London, Friday. Previous To-day Chang? T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 176.00 Unchanged T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 7.52 Unchanged T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 4 7 8 Unofficial Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 3 1 16 d. Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing
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      40 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited beg to announce thai eir new branch office at No. 12, .1 \i,\n |{\.l ALOR STAR KEDAH "ill commence business on MON, 16th OCT., 1939. Masters s rSf^r^fa^JSi\ %\W\xSS^^Ji **T^^y^r*^^^W* »»ME DARBY Co.. Ltd: 0 -jrj
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      98 4 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. Established by Royal Charter AD. 1F34 Incorporated In the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Paid Up Capital f.40.030.000,Eteserve Fund 10,500,00,London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: AMSTERDAM Branches: Holland:— Rotterdam, The Ha^ue, and 64 branches and sub-branches at .smaller places. Netherlands Fast Indies: -Batavia,
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      12 4 IMMPEACIIABLE SECURITY South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Tel- 5926 2 Finlayson Green.
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    ISSUE OF $5,000,000 4% SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL DEBENTURE STOCK, 1959.
    133 5 ISSUE OF $5,000,000 4% SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL DEBENTURE STOCK, 1959. k ls new offered for L Per ant. riion 5 5 the 3 1st 95 Aup will be received on MonL the 16th October, .1939 through the following Banks, viz:— I d Bank of India, Australia L. ht Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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    GOVERNMENT NOTICE.
    358 5 Tenders will be received up to noon I tin llth October, 193y, at) tho [colonial Seer tary'a Office, Singapore, fcr m desiroua oi contracting ■or wing supplies for the t sona <H. M. Prison, but] Road and H. M. Prison, |1.. period oi one year beI January, 1940:
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    FRENCH LAUNCH SURPRISE ATTACK
    337 5 N a surprise attack the French have captured the v ff i orest nt>ar the frontier of Luxemburg, at the northern end of the Western Front, enabling them to threaten the Siegfried Line by a flanking movement. S BELIEV Ei> THAT THIS MOVEMENT CONSOLIDATED BY SHOCK
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    MISSING DEBTOR
    139 5 Singapore, Friday. "I THINK he is merely keeping out of 1 the way," commented Mr. A L.| BarroU to his lordship, Sir Percy McElwaine, m the Bankruptcy Court this morning wten a motion for substituted service on Tengku Hussein bin Tengku Haji Ali was brought up. Tengku Hussein
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    SUNDAY HOLIDAY FOR INDIAN SHOPS
    39 5 SUNDAY HOLIDAY FOR INDIAN SHOPS At the monthly meeting of the committee of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, held on Wednesday, it was decided to give a weekly holiday on Sunday to .shop assistants and employees of member firms.
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    "Improper" Conduct, Says Judge
    170 5 "Improper" Conduct, Says Judge Singapore, Friday. MX. i, S Joseph, one of the pirtinrs of the International Overseas Co., who was adjudicated bankrupt m 19!2 and who still remains undischarged, was ordered by Sir Percy Mcßwainc to pay $50 a month towards his liabilities. Mr. A. L. Barrett 'for debtor*:
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    U-BOAT RAMMED
    32 5 Paris. Oct. 6. A r-b'Kit is bolicvccl to have be n rammed and sunk by a Fmu-ii: tanker. Alter a terrific shock, Ml spread on the smrounding Sl a Reuter
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    CANING ORDERED
    60 5 Singapore, FYlday.— Tan Chuan Ton? <16>, a Tcochiu, was this morning ordered to receive Bye strokes with a light rotan by Mr. Ccnrad Oldham In the second police court when he pleaded guilty to the theftj of two cartons 01 milk, valued at 26 cents, from outside a
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      289 6 Ml s//o\\s PACKED Oi I SBVO OPENINi 1/ MaUyt's Lan SHOWS TO-DAY /7;< //n and TO-MORROW lIITII II a.m. -3.15- 6.15 -9.l5 t ■■HI I. JB EXOTIC ROMANCE £*H^M Of E SULU SEA v _M <mt^ V _A N___Jn _B I fl^B^ 1 V SB w~£. 9■■■ i T^r *M^Bm
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    Hitler Thanks The Army
    64 7 Hitler Thanks The Army Berlin. Oct. 6. lN .n.haWeaW* confidence the n;,.,,. a*ain "2 iniirs and its leaders. PolWl alia**" m» -M Ut-epins with the best litions oi German soldiery. l(kls: Tndtr banners Buttering I" P'™* ft e^!r where m (ier.nany we stand UJether "*>*• T^ and are ii«htenin ff
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    EXCESS PROFITS TAX STATEMENT
    178 7 London. Oct. 6. SI! \KLNG on the new excess profits duty m the Mouse of C»mmons tasl night the Chancellor of the i vhoquer said: "V.'c have taken the icnerml system passed m the iMinji of the yeir to necuie a contribution from exress pfollii made
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    Trade Union Chiefs See The Premier
    104 7 Trade Union Chiefs See The Premier London, Oct. 6 T HK Prime Minister, accompanied 1 by the f h r l^de received a deputation of the Trade rnion Confess on the national posiUoTof the Trade Union movement !n "relation to defence programmes and emergency measures. Sir Walter Citrine. General Secretary
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    Japanese Beating Hasty Retreat
    177 7  - Japanese Beating Hasty Retreat Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Oct. <>. anese m Hunan Proving are bmitag a hasty retnui. With vception m the siege of Yingttai and Hie mundinii up ilon« the banks of the Mielo River, hostilities m Hunan can id to have been successfully concluded.. >rding to
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    Fatally Shot By Unknown Man SINGAPORE INQUIRY
    254 7 Fatally Shot By Unknown Man SINGAPORE INQUIRY Singapore, Friday DEMARKING "I find that Woo Ah Poh was shot and killed by an unknown male Chinese m a flat m Banda Street who was accompa; by two other unknown male Chinese and that m causing his death they committed the offence
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    MAURETANIA'S . OF NEUTRAL
    57 7 MAURETANIA'S OF NEUTRAL A' ral United Btatefl tlan on tht It is a well d prim I tilled In flying falae c< I to el- h rncmy. Tl. Of tl ructions of all coin nnd is supported by leading aul i intei only Umitaa .ship hoist her proper Ra before
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday,October 7.1939. GERMAN PROPAGANDA
    283 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday,October 7.1939. GERMAN PROPAGANDA 0 the mod Impudent atpts al Intimidation ol i neui Power by Germany is tl given by the head ol to the United an alleged plot u> 11 amer [roquoi he neai the Amn coa it v declared thai th sin! would be accomplished
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    Arms Embargo Repeal Would Rally Anti-Nazi Forces
    142 8 New York. Oct. ♦>. YfK 11. 1,, stimxm. fomei Secretary of State, broadcasting, said: "Britain and frame are fighting a battle which, if lost, becoaics oar hattle. In th<* interests < > f our own safety, \u should repeal the foolish, dangerous embargo,
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    Owed $67,567: No Offer Of Payment
    143 8 Owed $67,567: No Offer Of Payment Singapore. Friday. "I cannot afford to pay anything, said Neo yew Wan. one of the partners of Chop Chin Guan Hoe of 6, New Bridge Road, who In the Bankruptcy Court to day disclosed liabilities amount;ii" to $67,567 due to 61 c red i
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    CLARK-KERR OFF TO CHUNGKING
    60 8 ■Shanghai. Oil. fi. J»r l!.i(K|, Ambassador, sir Ar.hir.,ut a kI > c h r"a r,,,s Sab"* F r l>vi Ms a certain amount of secrerv surrounds his movements Cy A»g the times of depMtSS Thi Am" *^«nftp pre«nt plan,, niin hi ahum a month's time Inls'li'^
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    U-Boat In Chilean Waters
    44 8 Santiago. Oct. 6. THE periscope of a German lab- marine was seen In Valparaiso Harbour by a Chilean naval officer, according to a statement by (he Admirml-in-Chief. Chilean ships have been rrclered to hunt all vessels violating Chilean neutrality.— Reuter
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    Approach To Finland
    60 8 Paris, Oct. 6. POM I. here fear north European countries w*ll ftna the war hecau.M ta and German action against s> vian countries. Information reaching here .shows the soviet Union has concentrai divi Soviet troops and aiiv: he Latvian border. Another report .tales that the Bo ►roached
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    Buffer State Only If Hostilities Cease
    89 8 London, Oct. f,'. TIIK German-Soviet agreement X a 1 most important historical landmark, writes the newspaper Pra<da quoted by the Moscow radio. The logical outcome of the non-mgfres-sion pad, it claims, shows thai the Soviet and Gnniany can coflabotaU to their mutual advantage, m
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    French Communique
    21 8 Paris. Oct. 6. A communique says there was a qi Mgnt. Patrols wen active, particul outh-west of Saarbruecken.- Reuter
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    ALLIES WILL STUDY HITLERS PROPOSALS
    90 8 Iriitrrh/\vT Paris, Oct. 6. 4 ONDON V>d Paris will study what Hitler proposes so that he won't be able to use the argument that his word* had not been listened to, says Pertinax, writing m L'Ordre. but the British and French '...veriimentg are determined to
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    NEW JAPANESE ENVOY IN THAILAND
    114 8 NEW JAPANESE ENVOY IN THAILAND ■He Tokyo. Oct. 6 jy|K Tatsuo Kawai, Director of the Information Bureau of the Foreign Office, will shortly go to Bangkok as new Minister to Thailand Mr Kuramat.su Murai, the present Minister, will so to Manrhoukuo as Counsellor of the Japanese Embassy Mr Yakichiro Suma.
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    BENGALI ON $1,096 THEFT CHARGE
    77 8 A Singapore. Friday. PPEARING before Mr. J. Fletcher Cooke m the Third Police Court this morning:, Hari Duah Duhey. a 25-year-old Bengali, claimed trial to the charge of theft of §1,0% cash, the property of Tamai Pathak. The offence was alleged to have beer commited
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    Shooting
    218 9 \t Una Isihs M: < lino fill Singapore Gun Club celebrated i i first anniversary with day pigeon competition last Wedn (ia\ afternoon, when splendid *h poting ua^ witnessed. <M the eleven teams that took P- !1 m the competition no fewer i four belonged to the club. Hie
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    NEW PUISE JUBGE FOR GOLD COAST
    48 10 NEW PUISE JUBGE FOR GOLD COAST London, Oct. 6. The Ministry of Information announce; that His Majesty has been pleased to approvie the appointment of Mebtaia Fuad Zini Bey, puisne judge of the Supreme Court, of Cyprus, to be a puisne judge on the Gold Coast. British Wire
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    NEW ZEALANDERS EAGER TO SERVE
    53 10 London. Oct 6. THE New Zealand Minister for Defence stated yesterday that m resp -m.-i' to advertisements on Sept. 30 for ground personal of between 18 and 3r> years toi the Royal New Zealand Air Force, i.uuu app'ications had been receive and others were still
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      332 10 W PMHJ "I. T»ir**^L 1 BY P^O^dlmSH IDIA7LINES is -uspended for the tune being. All vessels may call at any port on; or off the r.mte-and the route and all sailings are subject to change or deviation with or without notice. 411 Passage Rates Supplements to all ports have been
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      355 10 LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS CABINS WITH PRIVATE BATH. Excellent Cuisine. To MARSEILLES To ND U N To: PALESTINE, ROTTERDAM, KOITEKDAM. i COPENHAGEN. copfiNHAGEN BORINGIA Oct: 17 lsD u abt. Oct. 10 LALANDIA Nov: 7 hm/tm abt Oct. 25 JUTLANDIA Nov. 28 Nov 13 MEONIA Dec: 19 KINA FIONIA J^ n: 9
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    SINGAPORE WILL OBSERVE NOV. 11
    321 11 SINGAPORE WILL OBSERVE NOV. 11 (Tribune Staff Reporter) 4 KMISTJCE I>AV service at the Cenotaph and churches will, m all probability, be held this year m Singapore, despite the war. The only item which might have l<> be cancelled is the ExServices Association Dinner, usually held on Norember 11. In
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    Lectures On Preventive Medicine
    157 11 Lectures On Preventive Medicine Tin College of Medicine. Singapore, s arranging a special course of lectures on preventive mHirine m relation to war conditioiis. The course will consist of fourteen which will be given on Tuesdays 30 p m. m the College of Medicine. nmencinl on Tuesday, Oct. 17. The
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    SHIP'S BOY CHARGED
    66 11 Singapore, Friday. pLEADING guilty to true charge of The theft of bed- linen valued at $10 the MV -Cingalese Prince," Feda Hussein a "boy" aboard the vessel, was atenced to a day's simple im- iprisonment and a fine of $15, or m de--1 fault 10 days' rigorous
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    Soviet-Latvian Pact
    131 11 Soviet -Latvian Pact Oct. 6. r £]\R Soviet-Latvian pad tides: Firstly, mutual military aaaittancc m attack or threatened attack by any European jxmpr. This the Baltic Ma i nd land frontiers of Ksthonia and Lithuania. Secondly, the Soviet to help tYir 1 vian Army with arms and war material on
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    Borrowed Money From Mother-in-law
    142 11 Singapore. Friday. CTATING that he borrowed money v from his mother-in-law and sister-in-law m order to commence a commission agency, Lim Eng Guan, an assistant storekeeper m McAlister Co., appeared m the Bankruptcy Court to-day for his public examination before Sir Percy McEUwaine. Bankrupt's liabilities were
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    PATRIOTIC FUND
    70 11 THE Oversea-Chinese Banking Cor--1 poration Limited, bankers for the Malaya Patriotic Fund (Chinese Section* Singapore, report that contributions so far received total $70,095 made up U follows: Previously reported $68,435. Further contributions Mr. G. H. Kiat. $25; Mr. H. W. Chung, $25: The City Club $210; The Chinese
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    TRAFFIC RETURNS
    40 11 The monthly traffic returns of the Singapore Traction Co.. Ltd for September amounted to 1 212.000. an increase of $30,000 over last year. The aggregate for 12 months was $2,482,000, an increase of $345,000 over the previous year.
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    DISHES that melt in your mouth
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    PEACE WITH BRITAIN IS POSSIBLE, SAYS HITLER
    1653 13 Otherwise Force Must Decide Berlin, Oct. 6. ADDRESSING the Reichstag on the war to date, and the future outlook, Hitler spoke of the alleged Polish challenge and the fact that during the fortnight m which German arms performed their incomparable ichievements, they covered
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    ISLANDERS ELIMINATED FROM CHALLENGE CUP
    440 14 ISLANDERS ELIMINA TED FROM CHALLENGE CUP S.C.C. SCORE GOOD VICTORY HA j; vu\ tlu BranJ a imu S.A.F.A. Challenge Cud soccer fixture played at the stiKj'iiui ymtt&tmf, th« s.c ttarfiurtei Puiau BnnJ bj four gnftji h» three, after heing two down ;tl the commence-Mn-nt of tin- fame The Ulan tartad
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    Yesterday's Tennis Ties
    349 14 THE tc the results of ties I I In the I.C.R.C. :lt. Open Singles Championship: Lim Her Chin b^at Chua Choon I eong, 6-1; 6 4. Wong Thian Teck beat S.A. Dawood Open Doubles Championship: Dr. G. F o- Bouia and P. de Souza boat Lim Khay
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    OEHLERS SCORES FIVE GOALS AGAINST COLTS
    344 14 Ah,lical (olle,, -A' 8 Spore Colts 3 |JL,UL\(, on tMr horn gmuni the Medk-al Colleu-e 'A' team trounced the Singapore Colts at hockey yesterday evening by 8 jroals to 3. Superior stick-work and good csmbinati<n enaMad thi Madtolg to assert tMr superiority over their
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    R. A. F. WIN BY ONE GOAL
    154 14 R. A. F. WIN BY ONE GOAL (I nun Our Own Correspondent Johore Buhm. Friil. i ILJTARY goal scored b) Mac [ldowie lite Xi half, mve tbe K.A.F. a l-<» over the Engiisfe College m a hoc] match played at the College gt Dt )dden ground, pl.y n d. Tlie
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    S.R.C.'S BIG WIN OVER INDIANS
    266 15 S.R.C.'S BIG WIN OVER INDIANS X 1 7; Indians 0. i THOUGH the Singapore Recnation Club registered a decisive rj »)i M«en clear goals against the Indian Association on the mcr's ground yesterday at hocit must be said m fairness to losers, that they put up a very 1 struggle,
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    SPORTS DIARY
    68 15 TO-DAY Soccer: S.A.F.A. Cup, RAF. vs. M.F.A., Stadium. Hockey: R.A.M.C. vs. R.1.. Tanglin. V.M.C.A. vs. Mountain Regt., V.M.C.A. Khalsa AJUti. vs. Dutch Club. Khalsa. Indian Assn. ts. Indian Army. Balestier. Ru?by: Army vs. Johcre, S.C.C. Singapore vs. R.N. and R.A.F., Jaian Besar. Loyals vs. Royal Navy, Gillman 5.A.0.8.A.
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    St. Andrew's O.B.A.
    265 15 The following will represent St. Andrew's Old a RFC. against Ist. Bn. Manchester Regiment, to-day at Fairer Park, at 5 p.m, J. Ransom: H. Potger, K. Leeai-wugt-n Id. Hartley. D. Ross; I. Roes. H. Lewis; w. Moss, l. le Doux. P. Mo«s. J. Johnson. J Moss, K.
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    BRITISH STEAMER SUNK BY U-BOAT
    44 15 London, Oct. 6. The British steamer Glenfarg 876 tons, was sunk by a U-boat according to the Ministry of Infon.ir.uon. The crew ivere picked up and landed safely with the exception or one man who died from wounds. Reuter
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    German Warning To U.S. Has Little Effect
    458 15 German Warning To U .S. Has Little Effect London. Oct 6. GERMANY'S official warning to the United States that the Amei i< liner Iroquois is to be sunk when she nears the American coast appears to have produced little effect. In London, it is stated that German submarine commanders have
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    To-day's Racing Selections
    60 15 To-day's Racing Selections By 'Trespasser" Following are selections for today's races m Koala Lumpur: Race I—STRING GIRL Rosalie Race 2— EMILY DIGNUS Nightshade Ka^e 3— SPEAR OF SARAWAK Guard of Honour Rare 4— SFE YOU LATER Turn Our Race S— GOLDEN ARROW Last Crusader Race 6— BAL TABARIN Danger Zone
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    The Malayalee Community
    40 15 A PUBLIC meeting of the Malayalee community of Singapore will be hela ne Town Hall to-morrow at 3 p.m.. to devise ways and means to raise money from the community In aid of the Maiiya Patriotic Fund.
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    FORMIDABLE ATTACKS ON MAGINOT LINE EXPECTED
    381 16 London, Oct. 6. THE official French war communique from the Western front says there was a quiet night. Patrols were active, particularly to the southwest of Saarbrucken. The military expert of a French newspaper predicts to-day that the big push which is expected to
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    British Army
    97 16 London, Oct. 6 IT can now be revealed that although troops of the British expedite force are still being transported to France, the bulk of the intended expeditionary force and more than originally contemplated has already reached France. During the process of transport, which was far more difficult
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    Germany "Raving Again In The Madness Of 1917"
    615 16 nv^vxi London, Oct. 6. RECENT activities of German U-boats against neutral shipping confirms the opinion m London that German policy is now to counter the British blockade by any methods that may serve, regardless of international law or common humanity. The Daily
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    Lithuania's Position
    93 16 Lithuania's Position Berlin. Oct. 6. COVIET troopfl are withdrawing 1 *> the salient m north Poland bounded by EEats t Pruscia pud Lithuania whicn, m accordance with tne Ku.s^o -German Will become Reich territory, says orncial News Agency. The whole salient will, on Saturday be In German hands. Lithuania will
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