The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 October 1939
1939-10-31
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Title Section17 1939-10-31 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 15,922. ESTD. 1835 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1939. 5 CENTS17 words
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Article301 1939-10-31 1 "Reminiscent Of The Darkest Ages" SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS IN WHITE PAPER with which the Nazi persecution of vtestants, (at holies, and Jews which was carried out m are dt-c ribed as "reminiscent of the darkest ages histur> of man" m a White Paper concerning rtment of German301 words
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247 1939-10-31 1 Paris. Oci. 31. •"PHF Gestapo chief. Heir Himmler. has begun a grim purge of Nazi prisons, according to the Paris Suir, uhuli says that a eominission under his leadership claims to be ridding the Keirh of enemies of Nazism uhu are m prison or247 words
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Article223 1939-10-31 1 Scottish Engineer Lascars Trapped THREE more British ships have been sunk by enemy action, it was announced yesterday, says Reuter. One is the Malabar (8,000 tons) which was sunk by a U-boat m the Atlantic while bound for America with a general cargo. The other is223 words
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Article183 1939-10-31 1 IT is officially announced m Helsinki, according to Reuter. that the Finnish delegation will leave for Moscow this evening with Finland's reply to the latest Soviet demands. The reply was earlier reported as being Finland's last word." Agreement on the reply was reached m the Finnish183 words
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Article352 1939-10-31 1 Ai ..i:i.K.\ LEGION is bring formed m South Africa. A proclamation signed by General Smuts enables aliens to join the coast, garrison or active citizen forces or a special unit to be styled the foreign legion. M. DALADIER has returned to Paris after a brief visitReuter - 352 words
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Article574 1939-10-31 1 CENTRAL LONDON HAS WARNING IN ERROR \IR raid warnings were mounded m a number of places on the east coast of Britain to-day, due to the presence of unidentified aircraft. In error, the warning mounded m parts of London. A plane was seen off574 words
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Article100 1939-10-31 1 •THE Red Cross and St. John Fund m London for the sick and wounded now stands at £531,000. The half million mark was passed with the receipt from Malaya of a cheque for £80.000. The Times says This splendid generosity affords still another .illustration100 words
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Article188 1939-10-31 1 Gandhi Leaving For New Delhi To-day MR. GANDHI and Babu Rajendra Prasad. president of the Indian National Congress, are leaving for New Delhi to-day and will be received by the Viceroy to-morrow, leDorts Renter f»r.m Wardha Mr. Jinnah, president of the Moslem League, will also188 words
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80 1939-10-31 1 Paris. Oct St. Jlf CAILLAUX, chairman of the Senate Finance OommHtfton, is the first prominent Frenchman publicly to contemplate a short war. Writing m the Paiu> Soir today on Germany's prospects of obtaining essential war supplies, he says that if the Allies Utilise theirReuter - 80 words
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65 1939-10-31 1 Bucharest, Oct 3i. 'I *R A VELLERS whose reports ere consider 1 ed reliab!? state That 30 women are imprisoned at Eger. Conraci Henlcin's former headquarters, for publicly complaining that they lacked food for their families. Reports also allege great reluctance m the SudetenReuter - 65 words
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67 1939-10-31 1 Berlin Oct. 39. /COMMENTING on "report* of pun prac V* ti^e for British merchant sTupb." the Vorltcischer BeobacLier says: "The aggret sive intentions of the snips is proved by th reports.. These intentions must determin the technical attitude of U-boats In the tradeReuter - 67 words
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Advertisement76 1939-10-31 1 BIGIA TEA gjci^ THE FRESHNESS AND FRAGRANCE OF THE MALA VAN GARDENS m a TO YOUR HOME CM k 9 IJB >3R« I Rfl j^L .^^^h '-it 1 J j a^H BBM flKa^^^k f^B I P^l TONIGHT C °cktail Dance 7 p.m. to 9 p.m bINNER DANCE (informal) 9.45 to76 words
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Advertisement65 1939-10-31 1 THERE IS NO BETTER TEA THAN BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA SEAViEW HOTEL TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY 6c FRIDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ir* SATURDAY *m ENTERTAI^MES) PROVIDED BY LES ROHMER AND THE ASTOR GIRLS MUSIC BY THE ADELPHI SF VIEW HOTELS OKCHrSTRA ADELPHI HOTEL: THURSDAY SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ADELPHI GRILL THE BEST65 words
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199 1939-10-31 2 Driving Tests i As Next A. A.M. Contest FILMS showing the Singapore Gap hill climb m 1929 and 1939, the j Gopeng hill climb, and motor-racing m• Europe, were screened at the Adeiphi Hotel roof garden yesterday. The sh6w. held by the Singapore branch of the Automobile Association of Maiaya,199 words
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Article80 1939-10-31 2 A CONCERT organised by the Children's Concert Committee, was held at the I Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, yesterday. There was some very good quality m the singing while the orchestra played with its I usual brilliance. The programme included three selections by I the orchestra, part songs by80 words
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Article61 1939-10-31 2 (From Our Own Correspondent* Ipoh, Oct. 30. KALIMUTTU, a lawyer's clerk, was today fined $100 for assisting m the management of common betting, and Tanadu was fined $25 for placing a bet with Kalimuttu. The case was a sequel to a raid on Saturday at61 words
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Article175 1939-10-31 2 ISSUED BY FRASER AND CO. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS YESTERDAY TIN was again unchanged to-day at $117%, while the price cf rubber at four o'clock was buyers Spot 37V4 cents. NovemberDecember 37 U cont^, January-March 34 cents and April- June 34 cents. Both sterling and dollar175 words
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108 1939-10-31 2 A EURASIAN. Frederick William Carr, 09. was yesterday acquitted -m the Singapore fourth police court, on charges !of using criminal force and abusive lnnguage to a Eurasian woman, Mabel i Wheatley. The complainant said the accused saw 1 Her talking to his wife and punched108 words
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75 1939-10-31 2 ALLEGATIONS that $260 m cash was taken from his coat by a friend while he was asleep In his friend's house, aftei drinking tea m wliich opfum was dissolved, were made by Dewan Chand, a Malacca Indian property owner and cattle dealer,75 words
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Advertisement480 1939-10-31 2 1 POSITIVELY LAST DAY 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M. ALHAMBRA OLIVER HARDY fl m his first Comedy-Drama TP^Jft-v ZENOBIA jfe^l P^l^E with mf Harry Langdon, Alice Brady, Billie Burke, Jean Parker, June Lang James Ellison Also Latest "PATHE GAZETTE" RAF. ACTIVITIES IN FRANCE FLIGHT OVER SIEGFRIED LINE Dutch Parliament Opening and480 words
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Advertisement75 1939-10-31 2 Things you K^i. Wr. «ii:^iM I..tW I (Jl I lit B'fll Wit jK mtTwTVwIwBmM 5 Ji^ |Jcl~~ HlXJllfi, X I S^lnßi Hi the rows with Bm B^HHmHh ease c><>n^ orl COMING SOON! HEDY LAMARR ROBERT TAYLOR m M.G.Ms exotic Story of SAIGON A Masterpiece 'LADY OF THE TROPICS' HAPPY WORLD75 words
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Advertisement312 1939-10-31 2 TO-NIGHT at the ENGAGEMENT CAPITOL By Public i^gp^ I Bhk aw V ill 1 «S I B 9Bi rffflffi I*3 hf h H9 %>^t Hi HHHHB HHI WXmMm H> HI Hi HI HBHI E9BV3&V I Ibj^Hb KDhS §^hj hb Hi hj IHI cA.^, Miili I \\V\V\ ONL\ ONLI ROBERI DOXAT—312 words
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154 1939-10-31 3 oW SLEET COLLECT ON THE OHG3 OF RECCHWAKSANCE PLANES London, Oct. 30. n.n \l Air Force creWS W are makil »g reconnaissance KtliuM* <>^ r < ;erma "y are now having to face bitterly <* JJJJt;, tq two British planes which flew over154 words
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Article88 1939-10-31 3 naression In Poland ipt-nhugrn, tk t. 30. T uhi ritu s in p land and selling tvj jossiule and dea's to essentials, aecordrrespondent of the Irt:. :.de .mtted without a per- Mm all Poles must leavo md raise their hats *k. or Nazi parry or. F >s must wait mReuter - 88 words
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Article359 1939-10-31 3 JJALAM uchapan radio Tuan Governor malam tadi ia telah menerangkan apa sebab-nya terlampau sadikit di-terima perkhabaran hal yang berlaku di-Medan Barat larah ka-negeri Peranchis). Kata-nya: •Perkhabaran2 yang hebat tidak ada dating itu bukan-lah erti-nya peperangan kita hendak menghapuskan peratoran Hitler iiii tidak di-jaiankan dengan bersunggoh2. Peperangan pada359 words
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Article312 1939-10-31 3 Early Onslaught On Britain Possible London. Oct. 30. QRIGINATING m Germany and disv iributed through neutral .newspapers, rumours of Germany's immin- i ent and dire intentions are flying thick and fast. They range from the invasion of Britain by parachuting airmen to the violation312 words
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Article268 1939-10-31 3 (Continued from page 1) still the strongest m Europe and is try ing to preserve its Christian character, will make all future negotiations witn Germany conditional upon the cessa tion of hcstiHty towards Christianit.\ Priest Maltreated The documents contained m th-* White Paper give accounts of268 words
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107 1939-10-31 3 London, Oct. 30. IN an address following an inspection yesterday of Royal Air Force cadets, Air Marshal Sir John Salmond said: 'I have been talking to some of the pilots who have been flying over Germany. They had extremely little opposition. They say thatBritish Wireless - 107 words
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Article311 1939-10-31 3 Wilder Wilder German Claims LYING CAMPAIGN ON SEA SUCCESSES London, Oct. 30. TPHE German claims regarding sue- ceases at sea grow wilder and wilder. Besides justifiably claiming the sinking of numerous British warships, they claim to have sunk 475,000 tons of shipping since the outbreak of war. Even if this311 words
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Article47 1939-10-31 3 MAXIMUM prices for formic and acetic acid were fixed by a Government Gazette notification published last night. The maximum prices for formic acid m Singapore is $13 per jar of 44 pounds weight, and for acetic acid $10.50 per jar of 44 pounds weight.47 words
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Article22 1939-10-31 3 Mr. D. G. Osborne Jones will speak on "Some Facts about The British Constitution" at to-morrow's meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club.22 words
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210 1939-10-31 3 London, Oct. 30. THE British Army had manned and ri!tioned its front line division without a single man going hungry. This statement was made m an interview with the Quartermaster-General of the British Expeditionary Force. He added "We have the210 words
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457 1939-10-31 3 DEMOCRATIC LEADER ON THE RELINQUISHING OF RIGHTS Washington, Oct. 30. "IJITLER is the only man who could drag the United A 1 States into war," Senator Carter Glass, an elderly Democratic leader, told interviewers to-day. Declaring that Hitler was the only man457 words
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69 1939-10-31 3 Paris, Oct. 31. THE GERMAN U-BOAT claims are treated with contempt m a French Admiralty communique which declares: "The official German communique of Oct. 28 claims that only three German submarines have been lost since the beginning of the war. This figure is probablyReuter - 69 words
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Article33 1939-10-31 3 TPHE MILITARY COURT at Acre to-day sentenced a Jew to life imprisonment and 42 others to ten years' imprisonment for earring arms and participating m an unauthorised military parade on Oct. 5. ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article168 1939-10-31 3 TALKS BETWEEN JAPAN AND AMERICA? 1»kio, Oct. 30. pONVERSATIONS between the Foreign Minister, Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, and the American Ambassador, Mr. Joseph Grew, regarding the disposal of the China affair and the question of the drafting of a revised Japanese-American treaty ot commerce and navigation168 words
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232 1939-10-31 3 Unrest Among Troops: Nazis Worried London, Oct. 30. A CCORDING to the French radio, re- ports about unrest among troops Us Vienna, Graz and Klannenfurt have reached France across the Austrian irontier. The reports add that revolts m units which returned from the Polish campaign are so serious that theReuter - 232 words
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Advertisement81 1939-10-31 3 H Uy PIE H^SBL. •^a^pfJMß wffifcA. y x\* s i X- aft isESc K*^. 4 Si JBH *te v: <•♦. Jk W *ome,-macte delicious I a/*ayr fresh I cool meals Pies you've n mjLed U a V v are really scrumptious 9 Wtrv Z y ihe meat, 1^ wk them81 words
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Advertisement106 1939-10-31 3 BICKIEPEGS are biscuit bones for teething babies. They are so designed that the action of gnawing, moulds the soft tiny Jaws into a beautiful shape and makes ample room for perfectly even teeth. All babies love them and they are nutritious. Begin at 4 months. Medical Hall Ltd. 3. Battery106 words
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665 1939-10-31 4 The Sinaproe Free ewaaDSingaspore Free Press Sitigaporejfmjr^ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 19;{9. On 77^ Western Front IyIALAYAN radio listeners will iVI congratulate the 8.M.8.C. on having persuaded Brigadier Gambier-Pany, oi the Malaya Command, to broadcast last night his very interesting talk on the situation on the Western Front. This is the665 words
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Article, Illustration1341 1939-10-31 4 Wartime London Is Discussing London, Oct. 18. NOW we really are at it." An ordinary bus passenger passe i this remark to a fellow traveller as liiey travelled from Charing .Cross to Piccadilly. I was sitting just behind them and could not help overhearing Their conversation. In any case m1,341 words
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Article433 1939-10-31 4 Our Own Correspondent - A Letter From England Our Own Correspondent By documents "for A B ihi wtet and also stau Mm Tribunal Uproar pONSCIENTIOUS i b continue t(. provide emu i sincerity. a> wall M difficult to lollow An anvrali -litter eng production o! bomb Ih dido* want to do any killing 01433 words
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Advertisement167 1939-10-31 4 Do You Like Old Thinqs?l^^Bi dm Then You Will Like EA9IIAW BRANDY CLUB. 40 YEARS 6O YEARS OLD CALDBECK'S BY SPECIAL fckff* A jjj TO H M THE APPOINTMENI KING OF SIAM peTTi 1872 NEWEST DESIGNS IN DIAMOND JEWELLERY NECKLACES BRACELETS BROOCHES RINGS CLIP WATCHES SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG.^ c I167 words
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Advertisement38 1939-10-31 4 Here 's a Device to Save Lens Strains and Breakage. P THIS SCRF.WLESS CONSTRUCTION is only obtained fr<u> Nan Sin Optical House Manufacturing Ophthalmic Opticians PHONF. 6363. 325. North Bridge Koad, Singapore. Branch 113, High St., K. Lunipu.38 words
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301 1939-10-31 5 f. Useless Sacrifice Of Human Life" f. \N OFFICER ON THE -SONS OF 1914-18 iosl encouraging things about the present art determined to carry out no m the useless sacrifice of Brigadier (Jambier-Parry, commander of brigade, m a broadcast from the la.301 words
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Article, Illustration39 1939-10-31 5 A (.IKL OF THE MECHANISED TRANSPORT TSAINII/G CORPS at work overhauling tyres a. Lambeth A.R.P. post. The girls work m 24-hour shifts, during which the> study first aid. gas, map-reading, black-out driving m gasmasks, as well as physical tracing.39 words
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706 1939-10-31 5 ••nPHK campaign to increa<* the area under padi m Malavu is going well, and it is tlttillfd that the next planting season ;»1 show -ji increase of *ome 7M.000 arves. said Sir Shentoi Thomas m liis speech on Sunday. Some of this is706 words
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71 1939-10-31 5 A CHINESE soprano, ftfks Sophie Chang, will be the soloist at the municipal •gan recital by Werner Baer at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday next. Mfs Chbii". who was born m Rangoon has sung to church choirs and performed as soloist on several occasions,71 words
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64 1939-10-31 5 A NOTIFICATION m the Straits Settlements GkyvermneDl Gazette last night mceb the maximum Drte3s for medical stores which werr fixed a week ago The maximum prices were originally fixed on th> basis on the levels prevailing on Aug 30 last with an addition of64 words
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530 1939-10-31 5 Fire- Walking Ceremony A t Singap ore Temp le HINDU DEVOTEES CROSS PIT OF SMOKING EMBERS BEFORE CROWD COrR thousand Hindu men, women and children jammed, with spectators of other races, m the courtyard of the Sri Ivknimmmmn Temple m South Bridge Road, Singapore, yesterday screamed with excitement as 200530 words
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429 1939-10-31 5 Governor Sees Ambulance Units Parade IUEARLY l.ouu members of St. Johns Ambulance Brigade paraded before the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, yesterday, at the Jalan Besar stadium. Am ng those who watched the parade were the GOC Major-General L.V. Bond, and Mrs. Bond, and the Colonial Secretary. Sir Alexander Small and429 words
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72 1939-10-31 5 FULL military honours were accorded the funeral at Bidadari Cemetery yesterday of Private George William Caffie, aged '26. who died on Sunday following injuries received m a motor accident m Johore. His body was brought to Singapore yester- day. Private Caffie, who had had 6^72 words
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Article52 1939-10-31 5 A EURASIAN, F. J. Shepherdson, yester- duy appeared m the Singapore traffic district court on a charge of causing the death of a Tamil, R. Arunasalam, by negligent driving along Serangoon Road The case wai fixed for Nov. 13 for men lion, bail being fixed52 words
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Advertisement26 1939-10-31 5 F OR CONVENIENCE! '"M: at the UPITOL RESTAURANT (Phone 4906) N^^ r After the Show kejTmesT rv »ABY *«>0 00 NETT. L^ wXLIi, LID. s "»Ki»p«ire26 words
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Advertisement185 1939-10-31 5 MULTIFORT 77/^ watch that is NON-MAGNETIC«SELF- WINDING »UNBREAK ABLE ACCURATE UNTARNISHABLE WATER-PROOF $30.00 S3 2 50 $39.50 ROBINSON €t CO., LTD. 129 r~~~~~ I V II j^^n^^- J t j Wl! 14 {season sale s i ***************000 I J E CATHAY SILK STORE I E o o A >< OVERSEAS185 words
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Article201 1939-10-31 6 Painful Stomach Distress Stopped Instantly. Never again need your stomach be distended by gas No more heartburn. No more flatulence. Chardox gives instant relief Read this glowing Tribute: "I have had wonderful relief since using Chardox. I read about it m the paper, and bought a201 words
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94 1939-10-31 6 London, Oci 29. LOOKING back on the. week's stopk markets. Press commentators record the consolidation of the firm undertone, which has been growing over the past few weeks. War Loan, which closed yesterday at 91% ex dividend, had made a net advance over the week of94 words
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61 1939-10-31 6 London. Oct. 29 rpHE Balkans stand united m a neutral bloc thanks to Italy's policy, says the Rome Radio Italy's future task is to continue working lor limitation of the conflict m order to prevent it destroying all values of European civilisation which wouldReuter - 61 words
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Advertisement493 1939-10-31 6 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders. Tenders are now invited for the follow ing materials or services. For particulars see Municipal Tenders Room: Election of an Electric Sub-station it Tiong Bahru. (Deposit $50). te of Closing. 12 noon, Nov. 1, im. Supply of 2.500 9" dia. Concrete Date of Closing.493 words
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Advertisement348 1939-10-31 6 BOARD RESIDENCE. SEA FRONT KATONG GRANGE—?? Meyer fU (near Swim mine Club) Board -Rwldence at moderate rates Large Gardens Tennis. Phone: 5758. NAPIER HOUSE KAPrER ROAD. TEL 7408. Superior residential establishment overlooking Garrison Golf Course Cool, Quiet English Cuisine. One vacancy from Nov. 1. EAST ANGLIA t». OXLEY RISE SINGAPORE348 words
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Advertisement577 1939-10-31 6 For Everything Appertaining to Ocean Passages, Foreign Money Exchange and Freight WAGQIiiHLITS 39 ROBINSON KUAU No rtooking Fees. Telephone 5908. YORK LODGE 64, LLOYD ROAD, SINGAPORE SUPERIOR RESIDENTIAL ESTABLISHMENT. Well Furnished Rooms and Exceptional Cuisine. Daily or Monthly. 'Phone 3303. is the 3nswcr Angier's Emulsion exercises mucous colitis and other577 words
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Advertisement587 1939-10-31 6 TO EUROPE AND AMTP.K h S\h SINGAPORE AND PENANG, COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUE?. pq Et g Ail.WMM.li NAPLES GENOA. MA&SEILLEB ANU Ntw iOki ArrtTet Leave* Leaves B'pore Spore Penanc PRESIDENT GARFIELD Nov 5 Nov 7 Nov x PRESIDENT MONROB Nov. 14 Nov 21 No? 23 S PRESIDENT ADAMS Dec 2 Dec587 words
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Advertisement314 1939-10-31 7 jTja and BRITISH INDIA LINES CORfORATED IN ENGLAND) p. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. ll!t P« O» S. N. Company -j|] have 3 cargo steamers Lading for the United King- j oin during November. it i*»rls on or off the route and ail sailings iiunge or ilt-xiation with or without314 words
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Advertisement459 1939-10-31 7 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. i inrorporatea m 'M.B > mmmr TEIEPHONE Freight 5433 Passage 5131 MClf ft Regular net vice from the Orient to Vancouver by GIANT EMPRESSES -Across Canada through the Canadian Rockies— Lake Louise—Banff. Trans-Atlantic by "DUCHESS" or "MONT" steamers to the United Kingdom. All under one management. For459 words
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Advertisement317 1939-10-31 7 MANSFIELD GO., LTD, OCEAM BUILDING, COLLYEit Quat SDiCAPOSE TEL. *ISi CHARTERED BANK BUILDING, PENANC TEL. i»t<BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom and united States of America- Dates are not guaranteed; ail cargo Dockings Subject to Conference war Clauses WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE317 words
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1625 1939-10-31 8 CONDITIONS THAT WILL HAVE TO BE AVOIDED (FroM Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 18. IMPORTANT statements of Government policy m relation to hl>i*iir movements m the Colonies are contained m an official report, issued to-day, of^Mr. Malcolm MacDonaUTs speech at the opening meeting of1,625 words
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Article67 1939-10-31 8 THE following have accepted to play rugger 1 for the S.CC. "A" vs. RE. "A" to-day at S.CC S. Johnson; A. P. Craigie A. J. A. Goeteee. T. P. Jones, T. A. H. Slack; W. Mcßeath. R. Laird; A. S Cassels, D. J. A. Kirk, C. P Jennings,67 words
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Article504 1939-10-31 8 CLOSING QUOTATIONS London, Oct. 341. THE following are to-day's closing middle quotations Share.- air ot v denom) nation unless other wist* stated Con Loan 5<V 1944-64. \JI% PIUMJM| t i -aii 1960-90 1U4 1 Wai Loan 3 V*% 91% Com Uiiiuii Assce (Units) 7 316 i rruut-uuai504 words
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Article102 1939-10-31 8 The following are teams for the second women's <Rest) hockey final to be held on Thursday at the G.S.C. ground: Whites: B. Ferguson (Y.W.C.A.); J. Atwell (Y.W.CA.), S. Armstrong (Y.W. CA.);E. da Silva (G.S.C.), W.Lewis (G.S.C), M. Eber (G.S.C); D. Clarke (G.S.C). B. Oehlers (Capt.) (G.S.C), R. Richards102 words
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Article159 1939-10-31 8 Yesterday ,s Alterations Austral Amal. (ss) 6s 6d 7s Hong Fatt Tin isit 19s 6d 20s 6d Hong Kong Tin (ss> 19s 6d 20s 6d Ipoh Tin (16s) 29s 30s 6d Jelebu ($1) .98 1.00 Kuchai Tin (50 cts.) 1.67 1.72 c.d Lukut ($1) .95 1.00 Petaling159 words
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Article408 1939-10-31 8 To-day's Match On The V.M.C.A. Ground TO-DAY the first hockey trial under the direction of the Singapore Hockey Association will be played at the YMCA. ground, Prince Edward Road. Two well-balanced teams have been chosen, and the game should help the selectors to earmark players for state408 words
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Article63 1939-10-31 8 THE following have been selected to represent Singapore vs. The Army (State rugger match) on Saturday at the SC.C. Kick off 5.05 pm. L.G. Robertson; T.A.H. Slack, W. J.N. Lee, I.M. Scott, DM. Seward; J.W. Ewart, J.B. Potter; B.M. Purser, D.M. Walker, R.J. Maxey, A.63 words
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209 1939-10-31 8 Singapore's Unbeaten Rugby Record t A GLIMPSE of the recent rugby friendlies played m Malaya, will give one an idea of the comparative strengths of the various state sides before the opening game for the Malaya Cup. Incidentally the only undefeated side m Malaya to date is the Singapore side.209 words
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Article174 1939-10-31 8 R.D.I. Scott won the October Bogey competition at the Island Club with a score of three up m the "A" division and F. Jones m the "B" division with a score of two up. Some of the besi cards returned were "A" DIVISION R. D.174 words
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Article99 1939-10-31 8 THE FOLLOWING is the latest S.R.A classification list: HORSES TRANSFERS From Class 1 to Class 2: Beaudekin, Kerrena. From Class 1 to Class 3— Gtilded Youth. From Class 3 to Class 2.—Distinguished. Gliding, Paramour. From Class 4 to Class 3.— Alba, New Cello, Sam Burger. Santa99 words
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Article44 1939-10-31 8 Seventeen cards were taken out for the October mixed flag competition at the Keppel Golf Club played on Sunday and resulted m a win for Mrs. C A. R Bat«nan ani R J Pennie a foot short of the ninth hole.44 words
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Article81 1939-10-31 8 Colours: Sproul-B^ Barth, P. X de Sou,/" I W. J. Peel. L S. Keut, nN 7 N. Sullivan Lt ()t|l M. f Elliott, Mohd. Tah Whites: V. N. Pi,, a rumaru, U MacMiiU,, R^hid, i. E. s ohC Kirn Swee: Lo* K«v H,, w Hewan, Sheik Huv*n, h81 words
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Article203 1939-10-31 8 ■N a hockey maUh pla\t-d a t v dian Association ground yqj the RAF (Seletan teU dian Association by v j g^ The first half was played m ram, with bad ground londit. with, the standard pfl pi ay but the game was keenly203 words
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Article115 1939-10-31 8 /*OOD boxing is promised Happy World covered night. For the first ttiw programmes were organized tw champions are taking part I Johnny Mon^ll and Boy Que* Mortc'l swept the board wtun nrst came to Singapore aM* year^ ago Quee was one o! victims and was115 words
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Article38 1939-10-31 8 fE following have accepts: for the SC C t*r Regiment a«. Thi»i?l»- v'u m i>\ J. S Avellni N nan; R M Hoo^.^ J A. P. Koning. F M MJ^lents. POffr C Prescott B H Wilton38 words
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Article, Illustration49 1939-10-31 8 Th Straits Times Mao of Eurone Mediterranean Beautifully printed I colours the map is and covers the area m the adjoining c gives main commun.catl^ railways, roads, ranges etc. 50 cents pe' £Op)f (post tree) from your The Straits Times P' essl c c Phone s*' Singapore SS i49 words