Morning Tribune, 24 October 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE I i -No. 2» SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, October 21, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    Wazi Army Cmmand Clean-Up
    75 1 Wazi Army Cmmand Clean-Up Paris, Oct. 23. N hifh (-onan army A offi I buih the active and Lis have been removed iuMr o!nmand s. accused of momarchy, sccoraini Zurich correspondent of Le Jour- Thej inclnde General Von HamStein (chief of the feneng staff before Von Fritsch) and General V*
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    MORE U-BOATS BELIEVED SUNK
    217 1 MORE U-BOATS BELIEVED SUNK London. Oct. 23. THK Ur Ministry state that two JI attacks were recently made on I U-boats by R A F aircraft. Both il are believed to have been successful. I One was m the North Sea and the I other m the Atlantic. I ter
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    40 Burnt To Death In Rail Crash
    55 1 40 Burnt To Death In Rail Crash till'V'v'h oct 2S: Fort y were ;"v tW trai,,s wewdeI '"ai \eracruz. "omen 1 c rai,w 'a.v workers, six bla.u d fiv f ehi 'dren died m the 5 IMSBk m which they b^ P ca te hv is believed t0 ha trtcks
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    STALIN REFUSES HELP TO HITLER
    402 1 Request For 2,000 Warplanes Rejected WILL SELL MANGANESE TO BRITAIN Paris, Oct. 23. SJTALIN has refused Hitler's request for military aid, according to reports m Le Petit Parisien, L'Oeuvre and other newspapers. L'Epoque states that Hitler has received a letter from Stalin m reply to
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    Royal Oak Inquiry
    58 1 London, Oct. 23. It is learned m well-informed naval quarters that the enquiry into the sinking of the Royal Oak is proceeding, but no further details are yet divulged. It Is repeated that the German statements to the effect that another ship was torpedoed on the same
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    Two More British Ships Sunk
    292 1 London, Oct. 23. DETAILS of the sinking of twc British ships are disclosed to day. They are the Sea Venture, 1,37. tons, sunk by enemy action off the north coast of Scotland, and the White Mantle, 1,692 tons sunk altei an explosion. The Sea Venture's
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    Nazis Lose 16 Bombers
    132 1 London, Oct. 23. I NTENSIVE air operations by I German bombers on Kos.ih and other parts of the coast from Oct. 16 onwards are regarded as M considerable importance, a- it ifirst time ;that modern aircraft have been pitted against modern warships. During the attack on
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    JAPANESE OVER TURE TO U.S.
    84 2 JAPANESE O VER TURE TO U.S. rokyo, Oct. 23. Te POH Lgn MinLster. Admiral ra plans to open informal ation tin week with the AmeriAmbastadOf In Tokyo. Mr drew, m an effort to "break the deadlock" In Japanese-American relations, according the Niclii Nielli, which stresses the importance o! the fact
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    SOVIETS OCCUPY NEW BASES
    88 2 London. <►< I 11 ,s retried horn Tallinn Unit ito* ..I llir Red \riny occupied i|., ,s| ,„.l m |>„_m, one m thr t*o islands ceded to Russia limit the RWM I tl"on.m pac 1 Mo i i by a Hi. i de- m th< n
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    GERMANS USED GAS AGAINST THE POLES
    108 2 GERMANS USED GAS AGAINST THE POLES Palis- Oct 23. thi; HavB-1 correspondent at Cernauti, Rumania, learns from a reliable source that the Germans launched gas attacks on a Polish infantry regiment m the neighbourhood of Raclawice on September 6 and 8 Renter. Polish Embassy m Pari-. Issued tegoi and vigorous
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    U. S. NEUTRALITY DEBATE ENDLNG
    62 2 New York, Oct. 23. THK Senate neutrality debate Is entering its last day this week. Prospects of an Administration victory arc undimmed, says the Washington correspondent of the New York Times, who adds that the margin may be smaller than predicted. The vote is confidently
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    Nazis Ill-Fed, Badly Clothed
    196 2 Nazis Ill-Fed, Badly Clothed ON THE WESTERN FRONT I rans. ucl 23. L |T is growing colder on the \V. stern front. At night til ie, \M sound of stamping on truck boards is heard In tl. ne J as the troops try to keep warm. Here and there, smokeless
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    Patriotic Fund Committee
    159 2 THE following form the General Committee of the Malaya Patriotic Fund: His Excellency the Governor, Lady Thomas. Working Committee: Mr.*. Bond Mrs P. C. Roberts. Lacij Small, A— C R Cherry. Mrs. H. A. Lord, Lieut. Col. Lord. Hon. Mr. R. Williamson. Malay Community: Inche Daud bin
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    FRENCH UNITY
    56 2 Paris. Oct. 23. THE National Council of French Miners' Union declares that it places the primary interests of France above everything else and will give the Government its entire collaboration. The National Council also states that 90 per cent, of the Unions allied to it have approved of
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    KING VISITS MILITIAMEN
    55 2 Londnn, Oct. 23. HIS MAJESTY the King paid his first I visit to the militiamen to-day. wealing the khaki service uniform of Field Marshal. He spent several hours with the men visiting three barracks m the southern area, and watched recruits m all stages of their 16-weeks'
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    FINLAND'S SOUND FINANCES
    138 2 FINLAND'S SOUND FINANCES London, Oct. 23. I THE Finnish delegation. hcai.dbjß M. Paasikivi. arrived m MoscwH this morning, to resume talks withH the Soviet leaders. The delegation is expected I the Kremlin this afternoon v thi I M. Paasikivi is accompa.. d by M.I Tanner, the Finnish Finance Mil I
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    France Helps Italy's Trade
    41 2 Faris. Oct 23. FRANCE is granting special facilities for trading between Italy and Al-iefl cr neutral countries. Italian exports or imports wh to cross France will not be liable restrictions which are imp:sed on otner commercial traffic.
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    AIR RAID WARNING
    154 2 IN FIRTH OF FORTH Lonri. I The air raid warning was semi 1 the Firth of Forth area this mon according to an Air Ministry anno' ment All clear signals were quarter of an hour later. It became known later that I no enemy aircraft m the
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    KING WILL ROADCAST TO EMPIRE
    78 3 KING WILL ROADCAST TO EMPIRE I London. Oct. 2: 5. „,s M A.IKSTY the King will htaadcawi ia to people 01l (hristmas Day. at the (l(iull] sum of the Kound-the-Empire programme. t is hoped that despite dil.uultie. of radio communi. l(10ll m wartime, it will be possible to take all
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    PEACE MOVE BY BUDDHISTS
    143 3 Chinese Mission Due I In Singapore Chungking. Oct. 23. I THINKS!-: IlllllH-irtl are shortly to i |v take an active part m the antiI I aggression movement. I r Is learned that Chinese Buddhist fm are contemplating joinB bloc the Chinese branch of the Hi itional
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    SINGAPORE TURF CLUB
    142 3 I^VIMKI. MEETING 19.39. VHKli.u UThTtTESDAY UTH Min.IMY 18TH NOVEMBER. E^ IE S CLOSE at M noon TUKS■JJ.3IST OCTOBER, 1939. 1 r aI S Ass UNLIMITED 3WJEEFJJAKE FOR MEMBERS ONLY will held each Race day. Applications "ckets must be m writing and f i before 3.30 p.m each
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    Nazi Air Raid On Convoy Described
    265 3 London. Oct 23. FURTHER facts hav e become available regarding the German air attack on a convey m the North Sea on Saturday, as seen from the escort and convoyed vessels themselves. From tim e to time during the morning, enemy seaplanes were sighted,
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    GERMANY'S NEW BLOCKADE MOVE
    64 3 Copenhagen. Oct. 23. ANEW move m Germany's so-called continental blockade of Britain is reported by the Politiken's Berlin cor respondent, who states that Germany has asked all Nordic states to direct thenshipping through trie Kiel Canal instead of the Baltic. The Nazis con did that this
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    "GROTESQUE" GOEBBELS
    102 3 New York. Oct. 23. COMMENTING on Dr. Goebbels' speech, v the Herald Tribune says that one would hardly imagine that even the Propaganda Minister would have been so grotesque as again to drag out the amazing Nazi theory about, Mr. Churchill having sunk the Athenia. "In the United
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    HIROHITO'S COUSIN A PRISONER OF WAR
    192 3 Shanghai. Oct. 23. IT is reported that the cousin of the Japanese Emperor, who was m command of the Japanese Expeditionary forces m East Hopei. has been captured by the Chinese. The Japanese are mobilising thousands of men m oider to release him but
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    JAPAN SEEKING NORMAL RELATIONS WITH SOVIET
    126 3 Tokyo, Oct. 23. JAPANESE Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday that the Japanese policy was based on the anti-Comintern pact, and that at lhe sajne time, Japan intended to normalise her relations with the Soviet Union. He added that the two matters were not inconsistent,
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    Loyalty Of Bikaner State
    151 3 London. Oct. Vi. THE Maharajah of Kikaner, a leading Indian State, m a stirring address to the Army of llikaner yesterday, said that war was not the time for soldier-, to be at home. I Their place was the held ot battle. "There are some." added
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    Thetis Comes Up
    50 3 London, Oct. 23. THE submarine TheUs, which sank more than 20 weeks ago during her I acceptance trials, was finally brough; to the surface this afternoon, and rode on an even keel, one mile from the shore. It will be towed further inshore, and then beached- Reuter
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    NEGRI'S POOR PADI RESOURCES
    562 4 NEGRI'S POOR PADI RESOURCES Irrigation Officers May Co To Other States (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Monday. THAT us there were not many suitable areas m the State to be set aside for the planting of padi by new settlers it would be better m the interests of Malaya to
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    SNATCH THIEVES & FENCE
    231 4 SNATCH THIEVES FENCE Singapore Monday. A PRI UUNG Melon- Ml j HH.hr, I "»k«. m the I bird I'olnr < <uiit IhK morilin-;. ivw» fOWflg Cantonese, < baa \b Sing (18) n M i, 00 s,. v < lj'-M« (2Hi. leaded gwttty to < barge of theft el a gild
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    Law Notice For To-Day
    60 4 B the Chief Justice, the HonourPercy McElwaine In Court No lat IJ i tn. 8 P A Barthol mt ass Ltd. J J van Cant. B< the Honourable Mr, Justice PedJ i Coin! No s at n a.m. O.S. Shaik Mohamed etc. xs. Teck. nourable Mr.
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    149 TAHILS OF CHANDU HIDDEN
    275 4 149 TAHILS OF CHANDU HIDDEN Singapore, Monday. ANE day's simple imprisonment and v a fine of $4,000 or m default 12 months* rigorous imprisonment was the sentence Air. J. L. McFall. the Singapore Criminal District Judge passed on Kwok Siew Tang this mcrilifig when he was convicted of possession of
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    RUBBER CROPS
    60 4 Ths following are rubber outputs for the month of September: t) am _9*oi rt o t~, lbs. Mths. lbs. g r V nei ***** 3 82.199 Bukit Timah 5.265 9 62 867 Changkat 23,906 8 177/709' Haytor 8.300 9 82.591 Lunas 40,200 11 298,100 J;yalas 21,300 4 97,600
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY SCORES
    260 4 DM lit TIM, great (ilt concerned, last night's tMotZ presented by the Singaport MuJ Society was a great sue,.. th varied and difficult p, J being completed without a hitch Mme. Cilly Horst- Horowitz _.uch a success at the 1 Society's concert three v once again at
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    INDIAN OCEAN NORMAL
    137 4 INDIAN OCEAN NORMAL I Singapore, Monday. THE Daily Telegraph report which wai reproduced m Singapore cone a liner which "wandered about the Indian Ocean for 36 days dod German raider" Is described Singapore naval authorities At I vivid Imagination on the part ol ths passenger who wrote the accoi; I
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    Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club
    119 4 THE Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club h regular meeting yesterday, vvit Mrs. E. A. Davies presiding over a wen attended meeting. f Mrs. A. D. Anderson the DireC the Y.W.C.A. "Keep Fit" classes &ay demonstration of corrective oxei with explanations. Mrs. Anderson va warmly thanked. The next met the
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF $4OO
    120 5 Monday. TAN I uien. the hou Ah Hoo on Pulau Brani on Oct. 21 tor Sydney Dodd. for tponem< a\ to 0:1 30. and c ted thai (tended Mr. Kenneth M. Byinc I a bail Of $400. The prosecution allege that accused was seen emerging from
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    ILLEGAL SOCIETY CHARGES
    158 5 Singapore. Monday. CHARGED with being mem! I tan unlawful society, "The Comm. for boycotting Japanese goods." L> Kam Choon the first coiV victed by Mr. L c Goh. Fifth Ma trate, while Goh Ah ii*- iii- tin- second accused, was acquitted without beingcalled upon for hui defence.
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    DEARER PETROL FROM TO-DAY
    206 5 iV6 Rationing At Present Till Asiatic Petroleum Company and the Standard-Vaccum Oil Company regrel that owing to the rise m the price of crude oils, freight, insurance, etc.. caused by the war they are compelled raise the prices of their oils as specified below. The ases
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    PRICES OF MEDICAL STORES
    35 5 DV Extraordinary Gazette Notification. D prices have been fixed for medical stores at the local wholesale and retail market prices as on Aus_,. 30, with an addition of 10 per cent.
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    POPPY DAY ARRANGEMENTS IN SINGAPORE
    333 5 POPPY DAY ARRANGEMENTS IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Monday. THK arrangements made for Armis- tlce Day (Nov. 11), m Singapore will follow those announced at Home, with the exception of the service at the Cenotaph. aary service will be held at the Singapore Cenotaph, but m a modified form. There will be
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    VALUE OF TURKEY TO THE ALLIES
    1516 6 The Meaning Of The Tripartite Pact Mondi "TURKEY And The War" was the of an address Mr. E ll G D bby, lecturer m aphy at Raffles College, broadthe B Ml: C. ko i rl Mr. Dobby said: Ink I want to about th<
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    ATTEMPT TO EXPORT CURRENCY
    196 6 ATTEMPT TO EXPORT CURRENCY 8 mgaamwt, \i. DUn HAND if North iridfc app« a.ed C«L-, moniiii" n Criminal Distri.t court beforj J. 1.. Mci all, charged with sent by registered past packet to li kong. insured fl r S.IUO. cm I SH4O m __-e_aghaa| swnreacj olfeiicc under the D: fence
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    OLD EXCUSE IN CHANDU OFFENCE
    146 6 Singapore. MoncTa Chye pleaded guilty this mor. v be fere Mr. J.L. McFall. the Sii pore Criminal District Judge, to a eh of being m po.s_.e_s_.ion of eight tahil non-Government chandu on board \essel at about 8.35 p.m. on Oct. 21. Mr. H.N.D. Russell. Senior
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    Lovely Lady at Jhirty
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 24. 1939. THE CURFEW
    309 8 MORNING TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 24. 1939. THE CURFEW r Vl\l' announcement that during the next blackout m Singapore a curfew will be simultaneously imposed has come as no surprise. During previous blackouts it was found that one ol' I ho chief dillicultie.s ot organising practices for the various emergency lervices
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    PRAYERS FOR BRITISH VICTORY
    83 8 Hyde Park, Oct. 23. PRESIDENT Roosevelt, his wife and mother heard a prayer asking God to strengthen the British sovereign "that he may vanquish and overcome all his enemies" when they attended a sendee the Episcopal Church of St. James at which a Bihle presented by
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    Senator's Radio Attack On British Ambassador
    142 8 Washington, 0c AX attack on Lord Lothian (newly appointed British Anbaaaador) was delivered by Senator Borah m a radio address m which it is alleged that "powerful British influences" are trying to draw tl United States into the war on the side of the
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    Indian Congress Oppose Viceroy
    172 8 Wardha, Oct. 23. THE Congress Working Committee has passed a resolution calling on all Congress Ministries to tender their resignations in consequence of the Viceroy's statement on Dominion status. It is expected that the Ministries will resign until the resolution recommended by the Congress High Command,
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    British Help For Turkey
    118 8 Instanbul, Oct. 23. A CREDIT of sixty million sterling will be granted to Turkey under a financial agreement with Britain which it is hoped will be concluded shortly, according to an Ankara dispatch. It is understood that the agreement was one of the chief items of
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    French Troops' "Portable Pill-Boxes"
    209 8 French Troops' "Portable Pill-Boxes" Luxemburg. Oct. 21. ALLOWED to stay m Luxembum. for 48 hours by the authorities, a correspondent of the Domei News Agency had a glimpse of the Western Front yesterday. He inspected the front line alon£ the south-eastern Luxemburg border between Mondorf and Wasserbillig. Turbid waters of
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    JAPANESE NAVAL CHANCES
    46 8 Tokyo, Oct. 23. VICE-ADMIRAL Mineichi Koga, Vice- Chief of the General Staff of the Navy, has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Second Fleet m succession to Vice-Admiral Soemu Toyoda who has assumed Directorship of the Bureau of Naval Construction of the Navy Office
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    REPEATED THEFTS
    84 8 Singapore, Monday. REMARKING that he took a very serious view of accused's repeated convictions, Mr. Kenneth M. Byrne, Fourth Magistrate, to-day sentenced Ong Cheng Kiat to six months' rigorous imprisonment when Ong pleaded guilty to a charge of the theft of an iron slidedoor railing, valued at $1,
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    FRENCHMEN REPORT AT CONSULATE
    43 9 IV ACCORDANCE with an order from their all Frenchmen of military r m London reported at the French I Consulate General. <-. The crowds, including French soldiers and nlianswith flags and suitcases, outside the Insulate are seen m these pictures.
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    SHANGHAI STREET SHOOTINGS
    143 11 IfMIKKK street battles m quick succession I during the week-end have produced an 1 Josive situation m the western areas of ■hanifhai, and intervention by American marines I thought to be imminent. the fig ok place m the extra-Settlement roads, I e h is disputed by the
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    Bridal Party "On The Spot"
    213 11 Bridal Party "On The Spot" I the gunmen, ry ned fii'e and even the police rtI. defence sec- rushed to the ::ie polh arrival of r cloned ofl tering the pir j nt thirty ocI CI [iceman and i' ond shooting: incident Due .;.t\ occurred m Shang--1 •rd i.\ afternoon,
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    14 Chinese On Charges Of Gaming
    384 11 14 Chinese On Charges Of Gaming Singapore. Monday. AS. a result of a raid conducted on a mess m Cecil Street at about 10.45 pm, on Oct. 21. fourteen middle-aged Chinese, described as being mostly rubber merchants, appeared before Mr. J. 1 letcher-Cooke m the Third Police Court this morning,
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    Russo-Japanese Talks Deadlock
    187 11 R usso-Japa nese Talks Deadlock DEADLOCK lias occurred m the frontier negotiations which have followed the truce signed between the Soviet and Japan on the Mongolian border. Il i* reported tlia< Ruaaia and Jj hi are unable I here the demarcation committee should sit, lei alone on the lint- of
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    Five-Months War
    137 11 Bringing to an end tha five-month old b:tf r hostilities near Nomonha:.. on the Outer-Mo il and Mandiukuo border, a truce agreement Ml reached oa Sept. 15 between Japan and Manchukuo on one hand and the Soviet Union and Outer-Mongolia on the other, providing for the cessation of
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    GIRL'S ALLEGED THEFT
    73 11 Singapore, Monday. lIMQUI-E, an *8 -year-old Malabari girl. claimed trial thto morning m the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Oldnarn on a charge of theft of cash and property valued at $16.20. the p*operty of Sal ud in bin Mamut. The case was postponed to Oct.
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      38 12 Constable Acquitted Singapore. Mj pUI_AB Jan. a police consw to-day acquitted by M' Fifth Magistiate. on thr receiving illegal gratis totalled $305. Court Inspector Charity evidence for the defene spector A. R. McEwan P; Gulab Jan was unrepiesent*
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    S. C. C. REGISTER GOOD WIN OVER CHINESE
    438 13 THREE GOALS SCORED IN HOCKEY MATCH MJ.C 3; S.C.R.C Nil. IJISPLAYING better team work, the S.C.C. defeated the S.C.R.C. at v hockey yesterday evening by three goals to nil m a fast game played on the padang. Lt.-Com. Chevallier, Club centreforward, scored
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    R.A.O.C.'s NARROW WIN
    116 13 R.A.O.C.'s NARROW WIN I R.A.O.C. l\ I A 2nd l [INTERESTING and keenly conI tested, the hockey fixture beItwetn the RA.O.C. and the second 1st iin_; of the Indian Association, ■played at Baiestier Plain yesterday, produced a fair standard of stick ■work The Corps just got away ■will; the game
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    S'PORE COLTS SCORE 3-GOAL VICTORY
    334 13 I Singapore Colts: 3: an evenly contested game of Ik Joseph's Institution's ground, Its by three clear goals. -laved ti very itrenous a more experienced side. however, to be commended for fanner In which they faced the tn?.?? 1 be paid t0 Q uik Sam
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    43 13 The following will represent the R.A.M.C. against Fort Canning at Tanglin In a game of rugby: Short; Bromley. Capt. Finlayson, Capt. Murphy. Davis; Capt. Maisey, Capt. O'Gormarl- Horsley, Capt. Moynham. R. Smith, Anderson. Saint, Capt. Eustace, Robertshaw, Burke.
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    240 13 Y.M.C.A. S.C.R.C. TENNIS RESULTS TWO further doubles ties were decided at the |.C R C lawn tennis tournament yesterday, resulting as follows: Men's Doubles: Kamis and Da wood beat Yadi and G.H. Kam. 6—3, 3—6, 7—5: Lee Sze Tat and Talib bin Awang beat So Tee Ho and F. Tan,
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      45 13 |S;»o_rls Diary TO-DAY '"•Ml: A. Cup semi-final: I I vs. Manchester Kick off at 5.15 p.m irp. [■11 (.1;.. h A. O.C. vs. Medical ColUnion. M.C.U. sround R.A.M.C. vs. Fort Canning I Tanglln. v.>. S.R.C. Padang. ■l<" KM: Loyals vs. Combined Depot. I Gillman. 4
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    COLLEGE BEAT S. R. C. IN KEEN HOCKEY MATCH
    506 14 Battel < elteft J WEAK Sl,'' d wari -town 1 ponls to nil m a keen hock. s.K.C I to Mm a 4 College 1st XI by two ground yesterThc winners thoroughly deserved th( ir which should have i hut for
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    TEAMS FOR HOCKEY TRIALS
    326 14 TEAMS FOR HOCKEY TRIALS j ra Hockey A_MOCiatloii idy getting *own t0 business Ol selecting the team i i nt Singapore thia season. •j commendable move and hirh is hound to have splcnresulti m the compodtlon of eventually. A V choice Is at the disposal of t tai f >n
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    329 14 THF following are weights for the T second day of the Ipoh Races 110- RACE ONE HORSES, (lass 4. Div. 4. s'_ furs Salmon Par j! Princes Prim jj Lay Off on Scribble g° Excuse Me k Selangor II g^ Popover g Q Metro
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    38 14 HORSES. Class 1. Mile 110 ycK Jack Druce I Bay Dragon I Sultana Ji 1 I Royal Woilington 1 Golden Glimpse Sir Theobald I Blue Peter j I The Puritan ZJJ I Knight's Eye iU I
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    387 15 London. Momi V ,M nil. (Malay) Previou today tojj ,M..., US 10 0 Nominal Not ,1 Sarawak) £11.0.0 SolUts Unclaimed Nt quality is 6 value HMu :lt r n^ WWarthM 296 Sellers 2 Value Unchanged 30- Nomina. Unchanged London. Monday Previous To-day Chin.,. Ton Paris fi e
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    50 15 rum Our Own Rep Bangkok, Oct. 23. Tl. lyninth am t the c'.eath ot King Chulalongkorn i ommemora thousands, throughout the King's record This ar moon, the fcmncil ol I ry and the Royal lamiiy laid the Statue and paid h remains m the Grand Pal
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    139 15 Singapore. Monday. TIN at midday wa.s unchanged as usual at 1 1 7 3 s while the price of rubbe. at four o'clock was buyers Spot 37 4 cents, November December 37 4 cents, January March 354 cents, and April June 34 5 8 cents, market quiet.
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    ALLIED GENERALS LEAVE ANKARA
    67 15 i n THK British and French convert with 11 military repre tativc, tided, and Gen. Wi and Ch ii i. A Berlin report .slates that il.rr m. German Amba.-sadm t i Turl who ia. recalled to Germany la been ordered to return to I Immediately. The
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    Disastrous Rout To Nazi Claims Of Air Supremacy
    417 16 London, Dei 33. piUl.l is expressed m the newspapers al the mmmw rto X vi.i.l, Brifeh airmen mmi mmmm .lea I «nth< lmm ,„,s attack on a British .onvov ta the M I •< on -___ur__n When of twelve German aireralt sent
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    ACCUSED GETS COMPENSATION
    139 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Sunday. "TELL the complainant that I am satis- fied that this ifl I false ease," said Mr. Lim Koon Teck In the Middle Court at the conclusion of the prosecution case against B Tamil. Kannyah. who wa.s charged with voluntarily causing hurt
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    108 16 VILLAGERS TAKE TO SUGAR MANUFACTURE (From Our Own Correspondent) Klang. Monday. SINCE the lecture on how to make sugar (jaggery) .was given by the Malay Agricultural Officer, Selangor Coast, m the course of his series of lectures described as the Rural Lecture Caravan, fourteen families have taken up the manufacture
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    305 16 Oct. 23. Orang2 Islam India berkehendak akan perkhabaran lagi darihal kenyataan yang telah di- kfluitrkan oleh Tuan Yar.g Terutama Vicero.: lasal pemerentahan negeri India pada masa yang ka-hadapan; tetapi mereka sangat suka menden»ar Tuan Yang Terutama itu telah menolak akuan puak Congress mengatakan Congress Itu mewakili
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    MRS. VYTHIUNGA THAVER DEAD
    101 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. The death occurred at her residence m Sungei Be.si Road, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday of Mrs. Vythilinga Thaver, a very old resident of Kuala Lumpur. In the good old days when it was an uncommon thing for an Indian girl
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    Planes Save Ships & Convoy
    111 16 Planes Save Ships Convoy London, n. AN auxiliary British air force 1 squadron saved a toim.v and merchant ships m the forth Sea from possible disaster from <nnm mines. This was revealed to-day by the official account. Drifting German mine.s v m two places at an interval of ai i
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    DEATH OF MRS. S. E. REUTENS
    432 16 THE death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore on Friday ol Mrs. Sophie Emily Reutens, a .velikn.wu member of the Eurasian Community, at the age of 60 years. Mrs. Reutens had been ailing for .some time and although her death was not unexpected,
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    19 16 Paris, Oct. 23: Nulfo A m Paris, has been adopted candidate m the tor+rtenminz P- 1 Presidential election- Reuter
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