Morning Tribune, 14 October 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Vol. 4- V' 17 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, October 14, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    GERMANS PREPARING FOR WAR TO THE END
    877 1 I NAZI REPLY TO PREMIER P;iSION OF WAR COUNCIL TLER GOING TO THE FRONT Stockholm, oct- 13 Germany now realises that peace on r HITLER'S TERMS IS UNOBTAINABLE, AND 5 PREPARING FOR WAR TO THE UTTERMOST. \LL BERLIN CORRESPONDENTS OF THE SWEDISH RI
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    "Real War"
    57 1 NEW YORK, OCT. 13. DEPORTS FROM BERLIN. k spi 4shed m new york declare that HITLER HAS DECIDED TO GO AHEAD WITH THE WAR IN EARNEST. r *T •HITLER ORDERS REAL WAR*' SAYS THE NEW YORK NEWS WHILE THE NEW YORK TIMES AND THE HERALD TRIBUNE both run
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    FOREIGNERS IN BRITISH ARMY
    78 1 London, Oct. 13. FOREIGN residents m Britain, who desire to serve m the forces, will be called up with the corresponding British age groups, declared Mr. Hore-3elisha m an interview. No restriction will be put on nationality, but no foreign legions will be raised j m
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      24 1 IF oihe"r Fetf* I Penalty 2 Ist I Psfe l II t« Premh 1 Reaction To Prem y I H& 15 rt^CaßsJ l'P ES-Ss
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    HEAVIER PENALTIES FOR FOOD OFFENCES
    446 2 FINES UP TO FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS PENALTIES of fine 000, imprisoinoent not exceeafmg I •■'l Ol b-th, Srt -afti-oni? amendments to ti j Co_trt»l contained m i Bill Gazetted Issl night and about introduced int th*- l boncil B tnents tin ritrol oki:. lons. T
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    Werner Baer Recital
    169 2 THE monthly eve, t:i n ital 1 given by Mr. Werner Sac r the popular organist u..s held yesterday 1 at tlie Victoria Memorial II Hi u»a good programme of old mast was heard. Mr mmenced with j. Brahms' Prelude m G. followed by two numbers previously
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    Letters Within A Letter
    62 2 Letters Within A Letter Bi_f_pQfC I i u!.i\ I>u: LDINti railtj lo the ehsr-fe of poeU-| .i letter .Kidrei-S--t<> Java, which contained ilx other letters addressed to persons other than tlie S— dIStMCL a P Kirn Hon 4 •student was to-day fimd |15 nr m default one week I Imfrisonnisai
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    MAGISTRATE'S ADVICE TO MARRIED COUPLE
    314 2 r*HI ruin u/. Singapore. Friday. IWM CWOHO MPeareJ before Mr. Qp__ Oldham. lh Smm. P™ DWrid J_* an,, Second Police Magistrate, this m ornK, on a snnunons Ma, the instance of his w if e Foo _S i v M-fffetilir to maintain her. k Foo
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    PUBLIC LOTTERY CONVICTION
    35 2 "t s t. rnin Ah Kow and Tan Yn^ifoni were .I.l* -nornina __l $?25 „s*^ are _-tt_yw 5.10 p.m. on On. 12 on 1:1 d U V chap i admitted the fj
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    Ex-Service Bankrupt Gets Discharge
    165 2 Ex-Service Bankrupt Gets Discharge Singapore, I rOKTY-TWO year old Eu, 1 Mr. lasses Bernard Ifos ran of the Great War, obt.< discharge from brankrupn U h,n he appeared before the (hoi j„. tice, Sir Percy McElwaine. jBankruptcy Court this morn His liabilities were said to b. to 44 creditors. He
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    CHINESE FINED FOR TRESPASS
    112 2 CHINESE FINED FOR TRESPASS Singapore. Fri PRODUCED before Mr. J. F. Cooks m the third police Ls morning, Tan Kiling, a 36--jo'd H< pleaded lo a eh lof committing simple trespass by tering into the compound of the I Swii Pool. It was alleged that at 5.50 this morning accused
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    BICYCLE SUBJECT OF BREACH CHARGE
    62 2 Singapore. Pri APPEARING before Mr. Conrad Old: n m the Second Police Court th morning a Malay, Gsman bin Om r was charged with criminal breach o trust of a bicycle. The accused claimed trial. On application of Court inspector Chfti W. Such, the case
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    Barbers Obstructed The Pavement
    83 2 Singapore, FYida: APPEARING before Mr. J. Fletch n Cooke m the third police court tl morning. Ng Goh 155), Ong Kirn Be <36\ Choo Mong Kong (40), and Ch< Kirn Siew C3s>, four Henghua stra barbers, pleaded guil-ty to the chargt causing obstruction of the rive-foot
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    Official Story Of Naval Action
    229 3 Official Story Of Naval Action t,nunt _M-4 »> N-T-J author,: ies m S.r-apore N (|l nU a. (a, man Tress reports published on ThurN that m bsa-ssag attack, on i Britfc* eniiscr hem v3 bopAi ;ircl lour hils with nud,um hon,b> The cn<*a"cnu-nt referred to did take phu-e hul (asua
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    "MIDNIGHT" AT THE CATHAY
    90 3 Arc, "**iXav r- 5 I I has her midni S h t of "Midnight i W ch ls the new •athav It is an excel- ;^ntrived and full :Uu ..MissPeabody. from Monte Carlo ,Vtmn V7r' n Then Pr SP tn C hannen tegin to happen >
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    "CAREER" AT THE PAVILION
    92 3 r ned at the Pavi-| v» Hon Th aight is a serious I I en round the plot I two women m his ist and the woma 1 a he got." The film introduces m feature roles youngest "finds.*' hn Archer and it is ay that
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    TRADE MARK REGISTRATIONS
    28 3 TRADE MARK REGISTRATIONS II last night's Gov-' re devoted to lists ■^m ration of which under the Trade Marks hich were duly reth e week ended Oct. 7.
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    LIABILITIES OF $717,000
    79 3 LIABILITIES OF $717,000 L Singapore. Friday, ailing $717,000 were by a 70-year-old Arab Abdullah Bajera. public examination Mr G. H. Po. assistant •he Bankruptcy ins liabilities editors. Continuing, he olvency was the rethe markel particul irlanded property. He added .hat b_ creditow torecloaed ah bankru... u V anplie U on
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    Alleged Assailant Sent For Mental Observation
    132 3 Singapore, Friday. PS OUSBD <•■* t- counts of nrnmrnOm «2"_£_^_Tl G M_ Cl--. Teoche.. appeared befo.e Mr. J. Flelcher-C IPO- m the third police court this mornm*. Tang was charged f"? '"^fj^ I to Yeo Goh Lim and Teo ~.iK J woman, at 31
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    Improvement Trust Also Budgets For Deficit
    171 3 ru ut hasted surplus si Dsi A, J939. Sl ihe Singapore Imp.ment Trust, according to l s*»tement of probable balances published w i supplement m the Go-ern-ment Gazette Isst night, wfll $528,54] Revenue m ii !>*idgette.l ts am ant to DO and cxp-mli-ture lo
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    AGED BANKRUPT IS GRANTED DISCHARGE
    407 3 Singapore, Friday. SEVERAL matters were dealt with m the Bankruptcy Court this 8 morning by the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine. An order for $2 per month was made against Mr. O. A. Phillips a Govefnment servant. Sir Pcicy McElwaine caid that the money wou.cl
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    "On Active Service" Letters
    51 3 TIIF Governor in-( mim il has or--1 dered that no charge *g*; made m ,nd postcards adtln ed to Empire lestinat-ns by an, jl His Majesty's Tones on active SSI such i n,.s shall be superscribed "On Active Service. 1 1- i m i P or
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      53 3 Law Notice For To -Day Before the Dy. Registrar at 10.30 j in.*. Taj V comi" mavinc; SOON SHOUT CHALLENGED Gl \k\mi' n COMPLETE SATISFAI HON PaoF: ii mi inns. I. ai.! am, l 1 1 v.. irs sllUlV HI ,Ul i S.._"i_. ,|<.rt.tt.n. R i x ...n i -m-
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      PRODUCE
      82 4 London. 1 1 DiIMAI1 fc Previous To-day PALM Ml. (Malay) cl Uim 1,1 ipment £15. 10.0 Nominal v. (OJ'IM (Straits, K.M.S.) Sept. shipment £11.0.0 Sellers tt„ l SAGO I i OUR (Sarawak) Uncl October shipment iq M nminQ TAPHX Seed Petri, 1st quality :6C <S:: October shipment 25- Mnminoi
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      136 4 Previous Tn *o London F Distillers 896 lo'^ y C Dunlop Rubber f 64 V g* General Electric 66 6 J -3d Imperial Chemical Industries '>9 4i.> o q 1 1 Imperial Tobacco 11S7T f, c 2 34 Anglo-Dutch 24 V iJV T>- d Canadian Pacific gi
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      NEW YoRK CABLE
      46 4 NEW Y oRK CABLE New York. Thurso 1 Mancet Tone Buyers Sellers 5 Taday 8 P° t Buyers Firm 2 'V Sellers 19» 2 193, CI d Forward Jan Marcn Buyers h Sellers l s 19% Market Tone 49> 4 to 49> 2 c:osed BDOt November
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      72 4 ijunaon, f riaav. T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) rW" S^L Changl T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 7 54 U chanfpd T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 4? 8 Unofficial 5 Unofficial T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is 3 1 16d Unchanged TT n l*J£% (C
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      56 4 London, Frida RUBBER Previous To-day Change Spot B Quiet Quiet Steady Sellers J, 10 8 116 (1st Forward) November Buyers 2 10 3 16 -I 16 Sellers in. 101 16 (2nd Forward) December Buyers 0 16 10 3 16 16 (3rd Forward) Jan March Buye^ }Jy S Ifl
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 London, Fridav. GOLD Previous To-day Change s Bar^d. Fine, per oz. £880 B Pot Forward j3 2 3 V 2 223 /4 22 34
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      Germany May Have To Return Memel
      40 4 Germany May Have To Return Memel n, Oct. 13. I the .Smut -Lithuanian 1 pact the Lithuanian OoTerrj dto prt m my tor the return <»i Ifeniel, according to tj.. j', which adds th [7.8.8. R. will support tl Reuter
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      GERMAN MINORITIES IN ITALY
      48 4 Home, Oct. 13 THE repstriation of German m tles .n 'i j- ntin Venice and < dei tood to be i betweei Herr B-Uunler and Blgnor Bochin (head ol the Italian poUee) and thi prefects of BoUsno and Plume me at Tremezzo, Lake Como. Reuter
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      FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
      90 4 .Sin Friday. TIM at midday was again uncham $117%, while the price Ol rubber at Bpot 3 Ad JanuIfarch 33 cents, market qu. The mark't m tin shares sai firm v, buyen coming forward for Batu Selangoi H g Fat Taipings and Sungel Luai i fair bu
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      AUSTRALIA'S REPRESENTATIVE
      44 4 AUSTRALIA'S REPRESENTATIVE Canberra, Oct. 13. Mr. Menzie.s announced that Australia, representative to the council of Empire Cabinet Ministers, which is to meet In London, will be the Minister I to' Sl 'PPly and Development. Mr. Ca He will be m London before Christmas Reuter
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      NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V.
      112 4 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. E tabliahed by Royal Charter A.D IF_4 Incorporated m the Netherlands k (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM id Up Capital f .40.030.000 serve Fund 10,500,00,'London Correspondents NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK LIMITED. Head Office: I < AMSTERDAM Branches; II ii an u d: Rot terdam, The Hague, and
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      57 4 I Oversea-Chinese Baiiking Corporation Limited I beg to announce that their new branch office No. 42, JALAN RAJA, ALOR STAR KEDAH Avill commence business on MON. 16th OCT., 1939. I I'll A a_H[ g■l|T i I L n MAS'l_ltB. Wm+" yJ lyC_i -MBl BH^^^L^k|^ if IME DARBY Co. Ltd: !??*""^Sff
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    Ceylonese And Patriotic Fund
    223 5 Ceylonese And Patriotic Fund rIKRE was a cordial response to the meeting convened by the Ceylonese resident m Sinpmen at 11. Handy Road, on Thursday Mr V J Mendis wa* m the rhair. Mr M V. i'l Mal. explaining the reasons which led to the covenlng of the meeting and
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    News In Romanised Malay
    360 5 News In Romanised Malay Oct. 13, 1939. PERDANA Mcnterl. Tuan Chamberlain telah menerangkan dalam Majlis M--shu-.raf --ebab-nva Keraiaan British dan Peranchla I dapat menerim i chadangan2 dainai Hitler itu. Kata-nya Hitter tidak memberi Janj: bend** memulangkan batek tanah2 yang telah di-ram-paa-nya darlpada negeti Czechoslovakia Poland. Dan lagt kata-nva tldak-lah sa-kah2
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    ROUND WORLD FLIGHT
    41 5 Tokyo, Oct. 13. COMPLETING three-quartr! ol 60,000-kilometre round- the-v Tld flight, the Japanese goodwill monoplane Nippon hopi>ed oil from Rome at o'clock yesterday morning ior Rli Island. iy.*ar the Dardanelles, according to 'i \)i< sa message from Rome.
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
    41 5 Tender. SIS Invited l«>r tlie supply of i poo cubic ol Filter Band. Tender forms and Specifications miv be obtained Tender Room .ders will close at 12 n on on 27th Oct. 1939. C. H GOLD*"*. Municipal Secretary. I
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      417 5 W~~ Ti:M )t:KS wrTZreived up to noon X h Ker, 1939, at the rv-s Office. Singapore, I councilor's Office, c Resident Councilors < _t from persons desirous I X:*. ,r supplies for the Gov- Zre. Fenang, and I v lor a period of .nc'ing trom Ist Jan- gtMOtfa— at- w
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      579 5 (a) Chartered Bank of India,] Australia and China, (b) Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, (c> Mercantile Bank of India i Ltd., i md forms w.il only be issued on proiucticn of the receipt for this deposit. In respect of Fenang and Malacca renders, deposits should be made m the re-pectT\4'
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      563 5 ;anti!e Bank of India, Ltd., and forms vill be issued on production of the receipt of this deposit. The sum deposited will be forfeited Lo the Crown m either of the following events that is to say: <a» If any person whose tender has been accepted shall not, within one
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    JAPAN'S COSTLY AIR OPERATIONS
    168 7 Oct. 1-. mm-mi that one t-ta-g plane and one transport m **mm raids carried out hy tit Japanese l- Hunan and Hupeh during the laM WW. from f October •->. m raiders dropped 2.2% bombs ov hit their tar-rets. I-* nim m he "I l«J_"«*e, To
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, October 14. 1939. HITLER'S THREATS
    298 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, October 14. 1939. HITLER'S THREATS JHE official German reaction to Mr. Chamberlain's uncompromising speech on Ijjtler'a declaration tr. the Rel B l« nol available af the moment of Writing, bu| neutral cor- Pondents m Berlin state that Hitler has decided that th British Premier's reply is a
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    RHINELAND TO BE EVACUATED
    88 8 NAZI LEADERS' REACTION TO CHAMBERLAIN SPEECH Stockholm, Oct 13. »ITLER has decided that Mr. Chamberlain's speech constitutes a clear, definite 'no!' to his peace offer. Therefore he has taken "all measures to prosecute war/ according to a Berlin dispatch printed by the Stockholm Tidningen. An order
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    EMPIRE'S VOICE
    207 8 Loudon, Oct. 13. jl*!!". hantherlain's reply to Hitler's pea re proposals is unanimously endorsed by tlie press as representing the voice of the British Empire. The Times ays: "The reply is i i unjilete accord with the riewa of thi French Government and the Domin ions. With full
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    TIBET'S THANKS
    137 8 London, Oct. 12. TIIK Cabinet of Tibet has thanked the Viceroy of India and His Majesty's Government for their recent messages expressing the hope that the reipn of the reincarnated spiritual head of Tibet the Dalai Lama, will be leng and successful. The Cabinet affirmed that the true
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY
    49 8 APPOSITION to Sena™Ke V %man- new neutrality bill before the U S BenstJ Is 'Mining momentum among American merchants, sccording to a pos-s message from shanghai mi?? ?u Hal khe U S ««vernment nay forfeit American trade m the Far by its own law, the message adds
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    RUSSO-TURKISH PACT SIGNED
    45 8 I London, Oct. 13. DFLIABLE sources at Istanbul report that a rtusso-Turkish defensive pact has been signed. '•ays the News Chronicle IstanI bul correspondent. The pact provides for closure of the Straits m rstsurn for a Hieslan guarantee m the Balkans.- Reuter
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    JAPANESE GOODWILL MISSION COMING
    82 8 JAPANESE GOODWILL MISSION COMING Tokyo, Oct Agoodw'li mission consisting members of the Hoire of P Lstives. led by Mr. Hyogoio S ding member of the Mm lesv€ here for Thailand t The tnisafon will embark In the iiner Saigon Maru at Kobe and m Bangkok on Oct. 29. After staying
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    10 MILLION SQUARE MILES OF SEA TO BE PATROLLED
    83 8 London. Oct. 13. ACCORDING to informed circles ia london, Britain would do everything m her power to-op.eiate m the I scheme foi setting up a neutral round the coast of the Americas. It has b^en computed that somi ten million square
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    Commons' Ovation For Premier
    242 8 London, Oct. 13. gTANDIXG stilly upright, away from the dispatch box on which his manuscript rested, his face stern, his voice unusually raised, the Prime Minister delivered his weighty speech m the manner he reserves for occasions when lie means to be not merely firm but
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    JAPANESE RAID BANK IN S'HAI SETTLEMENT
    68 8 Shanghai, Oct. 13. WITHOUT notifying the Municipal authorities, Japanese plainclothes men raided a Bank of Communications building m the International Settlement this morning and still occupy the building. The Brit'sh military authorities 111 whose defence sector the building to situated are awaiting reports before
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    R.A.F. SPEED-UP
    180 9 Above: Detailed plans for the revision of peace-time arrangements to deal with wartime requirements m order to ensure the R.A.F. of an adequate supply of highly trained pil »ts and other personnel are bein; put into operation. Here are K.A.f. doing physical exercises on the sen front at
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    EXPERT PLANNING OF WAR EFFORT
    104 10 EXPERT PLANNING OF WAR EFFORT London, Oct. 13 pOMMENTS received from New Zea- land regarding Sir Kingsley Wood's sion scheme show that it is I by the N.ew Zeal, no Dominion" says: ■■Altho.jph tening evidence that K.A.J** has .established its sui j and won the initiative, it is j that
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    Settlement Hopes In Tokyo Crisis
    90 11 Settlement Hopes In Tokyo Crisis 1,, ml. 13. MinislT. Kichisabu ra ttmrnmau r aun- Sr K.*-t try. leaders Foreign ,r and the terday busy the Foreign compromise plan ad Ambasi weens. Agnations tenwn by tl rs of the I Location of i arrange Lai points c ol the Trade that
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    850 JAPANESE STILL IN ENGLAND
    51 11 850 JAPANESE STILL IN ENGLAND I. Oct. 13. 50 Japanese residents, inchr'.--25 children, an c hundred i Japan*\°-? re on Tuesday Hakone II fa pan tmlral Eai o_ imi, Dr. IfasaJaj anese restm ng the Jape resi from Europe B Soviet-Lithua- j I issistanci has Pr< sidium of the B
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    COLONY FACING $8,000,000 DEFICIT
    386 11 No Income Tax Expected In Coming Budget "E'OK the coming financial year, the Tribune understands, the Colony ii budi-ct ini* for a deficit of nearly sight million dollars. jjnates ■•> bt put before the Legislate I uncfl on Monday constitute the (Vl-.nv's ftnri War Budf-t, and
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    Tobacco In Sampan
    72 11 Singapore. Friday. PENG Kirn Seng, was convicted Of possession of 160 lb. of dutiable Siamese tobacco m his tampan at sea off Hylam Kcn'si I Beach Road» at about 12.40 p.m. on Oct, 12. m the On-* "apore Fourth Police Court before Mr. Kenneth M Byrne, this
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    DENIES KNOWING CYCLE WAS STOLEN
    115 11 bingapore, Friday, i AMIN bin Haji Ali, a 17-year old Malay, appeared before Mr. J. Fletcher-Cook* 1 m the third n l:< < ci urt this mornin to answer a charge of theft of a bicycle I d at $40 the i roperty ot Chua
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    35 11 London. Oct. 13 Mr Duff Cooper has left England for a lecture tour of the United States. Wlv-n asked whit he proposed to lecture about he said: ''There is only one topic m these days."
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    SINISTER GERMAN ALLEGATION
    56 11 london. Oct. IN inn fficial quarter* sinister 1 significance is attached to the Orman allegation that the Poles used gas mines obtained from Great Britain. It is pointed out that m the past German breaches of international conventions have usually been immediately preId by false allegations that
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    INSIDE STORY OF BRITAIN'S STEEL PRODUCTION
    160 13 INSIDE STORY OF BRITAIN'S STEEL PRODUCTION london. Oct. 13. ASCRIBING I it-** where D v h» men and women are r_r__.l nfcM SSSI clay and proi r in'tlousands of tons of steel I?" ''British naval guns, armours "V -observer" -Antes that J Ml V.,.1 women at the bench- ul furnaces
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    CHAMBERLAIN'S STATEMENT "INADEQUAE"
    91 13 CHAMBERLAIN'S STATEMENT "INADEQUAE" (London. Oct. 13. ILLOWING a private address by Mr. J: d George the "Council of Action Par nstruc'ion" passed a resolutijp Chamberlain's H as inadequate," called upon th* prepare a fuller j^wi. the aims they desire to R. ye. and d clare their willingness tM submit these
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    Polish Destroyers With British Navy
    40 13 Polish Destroyers With British Navy t London. Oct. 13. innc-imced that thiv e Polish desroyers are working with the British and doing excellent work m the ■nncl and tl> spirit of the crews is orted to be particularly good.— Reuter
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    THEIR MAJESTIES
    47 13 London. Oct. 13. The King held a council meeting this morning dealing with routine matt. The Queen visited a London rail station •■ct one of the fleet of ambulance trains which have been specially equipped to carry casualties to base hospitals m the country. Reuter
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    Germans Arrested In India
    68 13 London, Oct. 13. Eight hundred and fifty out of 1,500 Germans m India have been arrested for internment, according to an official announcement. llie total includes Germans, Austrians and few suspects who are Czechoslovakians. Although Nazi propaganda was widespread and a number of persons was known
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    German Appeal To Roosevelt
    233 13 Berlin, Oct. 13. ONLY Ihe United States ran now still interiere and most horrible shambles m history, declared Herr Otto Dietrich, head *»i the Nazi press section, m a statement to foreign correspondent* m Berlin. Herr Dietrich added that Great I tain, through the mouth of
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    BRITISH SHIP ATTACKED
    34 13 London, Oct. 13 The Admiralty announce that 5,000- ton British steamer, Herons I was attacked by a U-boat. The crew are reported to be all safe aboard an American ship.- Reuter
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    MISSING U-BOATS ALARM BERLIN
    255 13 London, Oct. 13. THE German Admiralty arc evidently growing concerned at the increasing number of U-boats that fail to return to Germany, and m a recent propaganda leaflet tried to draw the British Admiralty by reproaching them for official reticence (wTites a special commentator). The British
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    993 14 I —^Comment From World Capitals* London T laii n .ji coi proof the ol Ir desire foi peace by de,ind by the provl lon oi i B i their Intention to fulfil ii mull rtakingj or w<> must 1 1 m our duty to the end
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    SPORTS DIARY
    54 14 TO-DAY Soccer, SA P A Cup. A: I S.C .I A 11, Stadium Rugby: S C.C. vs RAF I Swimming: Y. M. C. A. C ail V.M.C.A. pool. Hockey: s.S. Police vs. Johore P l Depot. Raffles Inst. R A F.I Seletar'. R.I. Badminton: Inter-school Champi*H( I shi
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    54 14 LONDON. Oi IN \!K\\ oe mt: i;i< At(OK.)ll) TO HIS UKOI GHOL'TTHECOI N IIAMBEBLAIX-S HROAin MORROTV rSATURDAY) \\n BARLY Bl I'NNECI vie, IT WAS FARMER \NNI)I \< m THAT MR. CHAMBERI VI KKOAIK 'AST TO Till AUNG WI na THE vr PHASE OF THE
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING
    78 14  -  "Pete I MR. CAESAR ML HOI Gil lOX i again to be congratulated for the good junior boxing programm- he offered fight fans last night at the Happy World Covered Stadium Results at a glance. I Smiling Amad <8-D drew v. Vine <8-5 3 4. Clever Mackay
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    CHINESE BEAT MALAYS IN CHALLENGE CUP
    586 15 S odd m three goals, the S.C.F.A. yesterday eliminated 'va from the Challenge Cup knockout competition. Both me their first obstacle, the Malays defeating the R.A.F. J ,v the first clash ending m a draw while the Chinese Marines m their first outing. and
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    SPORTS SHORTS
    66 15 Owing to the bad condition of the ground, the hot-key fixture between the S.K.C. and the S.C.R C., which was to have been played yesterday at the S.R.C. h-ad to be cancelled. The hocke> fixture between Raffles College and the Singapore Colts which was to have been played
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    SAINTS SCORE GOOD WIN OVER S.C.C
    141 15 I St. Andrew n.U 13 pts. S.C.C. "A". 5 pts. MIPPING and floundering m the mud on the Padang yesterday, the W St. Andre Hd Boys emerged victors m their rugby encounter ■th th A"* team who were beaten by 13 points (two goals
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    LOYALS BEAT TADS
    264 15 Loyals: 3; Manchestcrs: 1. CUPERIOR stick work and better I fielding were f^e main factor I which contributed to the victory of ithe Loyals over the Manchester Regiment when they met m a hocikey match at Gillman Barracks j yesterday. rue maieh was tar from Intemting at
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    FINLAND CALLING UP MORE RESERVISTS
    278 16 NATION DETERMINED TO FIGHT FOR LIBERTY HELSINKI. OCT. 13. ■U IMS ARE TOBNED ON THE ITNITED STATUS FOR A m'.kVl help and scrroßT. meanwhile a feeung OF WXIOI IB I.\( T.RTAINTY PREVAILS While a Stockholm broadcast that Russia has promised to )< all meat- to
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    Proof Of German Treachery
    221 16 Proof Of German Treachery London. Oct. 13. AITHOt'GH the Kussian action is of course indefensible. Germany is most blamed lor what is happening m the Baltic states. land, writes a special commen ator Germany led these countries to looK to her as' the chief protection J againsi Communism. She has
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    LATVIAN PACT WITH RUSSIA
    71 16 London. Oct. 13. (ATVTA'S new pact With Russia waa xplaintd by tlie Latvian President hi a broadcast yesterday. He said that by the pact, Latvia gained ity and freedom from threats ol i tai k ol the Soviet garrisons m La m territory will be to
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    GERMAN PLANES IN DANISH WATERS
    41 16 London. Oct. 13. A report from Copenhagen states thai warning shorts were fired by a Da ship on two German aeroplanes whicl were living low over Danish territ l waters ve.*,terday. The planes flew oft.- Reuter
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    ZELESKI RETURNS TO PARIS
    77 16 London. Oct. 13. MZELESKI. new Polish Foreign Minister, returned to Paris by air to-day after a three-day visit to England, t The Polish Ambassador m London and l representatives of the British Govern--1 i ment were present when he left the 1 aerodrome. During his visit.
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    Canada's $200 Million War Loan
    104 16 I OTTAWA, OCT. 13. THE ISSUE OF $200,000,000 TWO PER CENT. TWO-YEAR WAR LOAN IS ANNOUNCED BY I THE FINANCE MINISTER Canada is floating: her first Itti on terms which will enable the Government to redeem £25,000.000 worth of Canadian sterling stock held m Great
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    U.S. Shipping & Neutrality
    83 16 U.S. Shipping Neutrality Washington, Oct. 13. UNITED STATES Democratic and Re- publican Senators have worked ou; I an agreement to relax the provisions o! the Neutrality Act. which forbid I can ships and citizens from ti I to belligerent countries and their pe* sessions. L I The Senators maintain that
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    GERMAN RAIDS MORE FIERCE
    242 16 ON THE WESTERN FRONT i London, Oct. 13. I A GERMAN communique from the western front reports that three m main bridges across the Rhine have been blown up by the I Two of them are on the lower Rhine. These the Germans crossed c their
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    NOVEMBER 11 POPPY DAY
    89 16 A telegram from the Secretary i for the Colonies to the Governor I Straits Settlements, states:— I •His Majesty has decided that of the outbreak of war the usual se at the Cenotaph shall not be 1. year, and it will not be possible the two
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