The Straits Times, 10 November 1939

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    35 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.] MALAY AS LEADING NEWSPAPER-LARGEST NET SALES 16 PAGES SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1939. PRICE 5 CENTS. The Straits Times 16 PAGES j^G^Rjr^iDXYrNo^g ß ß t^~-^r PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      159 1 For Up-to-date TAILORING.. MIEN CHONG yon are atrured of real satisfaction Oil Cotoman St. o*l Singapore. -Phone 4816- 'S^j^^ Cf2©* I tl||?\ J^A\a v/ -v, vr\ni I/^N Singapore i Tpj/AY DJ I V^l 'V1!V 1 0 1 KUALA LUMPUR Iff (Incorporated in England) i A MOST MODERN METHOD OF FEMININE
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      6 1 SINGAPORE. 140 CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5471).
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      133 1 await you .dS^P^^ TOYL AND on SATURDAY at ROBINSO N'S A^f MM you should refuse 4^|ll|f|D inferior m JL insecticides )M Ym iur. d«ath to iiu«cH b«c««»« H b vj^</ W faf a ewnblnotion of pottnt kiWno, oo«nt» >7> L M which eoonot b« •xctlkd. Flit hot gnd»»i W B
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      136 1 for perfect •tnn in ORESSMAXING REAOYMAOES Call at MADAME PACES SALONS 13. Batto v Road. Singaporo. MOTEL MAJESTIC Kuala Lumpur. KUALA LVMfVR, 2b, JAVA ST ('PHONE 3683). 1 <# T I lHam I'm giving a dinnight and I just can't M make up my mind what v^-) to order iff
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  • The Straits Times DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    • Obituary
      DEATH
      92 2 TAN— Mr. Tf.a Hoon Chlat passed away peacefully at the age of 79 at his residence 653-C Jalan Eunos off Clrangi Road at mid-night on November 7, 1939. He leaves behind three sons Messrs Tan Yong Choon, Tan Boon Hong. Tan Chin Moh a.id B daughters, 4 sons-in-law Messrs
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      309 2 RJEED. On November 8, at the Bungsar Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, to Owendollen Eileen, wife of R. H. V. Reed. Tanah Merah Estate, Port Dlckson, a son. SITUATIONS VACANT Vfkca applying for any position advertised in these columns send copies of testimonials. l>o not send originals. wwted. European nannie lor -mall
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      806 2 HOUSES FLATS. TO LET TO LET, fully furnished modern house, one month from Nov. 20. Servants If desired Box No. 599, Straits Times. TO LET, Fully Furnished house. M S Rent $93.00 per month. Entry Dec. 1. Apply afternoon or evening. 5, Calrnhill Road. "HOLYROOD" 24, Stevens Road. Furnished, one
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      813 2 LOST LOST. Spectacles in red case. Labelled inside. R. Vincent Howell. Return to Officers Mess Ist. Manchester Regiment. REWARD. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE The Exchange Banks will be closed on:— Friday, November 10, Deepavali, Public Holiday. Tuesday. November 14, Hari Raya Puasa, Bank Holiday. NOTICE. All accommodation in the Government Houses
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      281 2 PUBLIC NOTICES KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE. Owing to the blackout on Thursday November 16, the lecture by Professor J K Monro will be postponed until December 14, 1939. TEMOH TIN DREDGING, LTD. (Incorporated In England) Cabled advice has been received of tho declaration of a final dividend on
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      191 2 BUSINESS CARDS Etc. I GIFT SHOP SALON CHRISTMAS HATS $3.50 BARGAINS S J.SO Phone 7354 ,1. Capitol Flat;. 2nd Floor LIFT OR STAIRS 1. E. HALL LTD. (DARTFORD) ICE PLANTS, COLD STORAQK A AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATIONS. ALLIANCE ENGINEERING CO.. LTD. SINGAPORE A KUALA LUMPUB. MODERN OFFTCE ACCOMMODATION 1 Area 2.800
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      43 2 THIS WEEK'S SELECTION. 1938 FORD 22 H.P. SALOON Sl l5O. 1935 TERRAPLANE SALOON $650. 1937 MORRIS 8 SALOON $800. 1935 FORD 30 H.P. SALOON $550. WEARNE'S USED CAR MART. OTHER Pt'BLIC NOTICES APPEAR I! PAGE FOUR. The safe, scientific dentifrice —so economical, too.
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      269 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND ftPCAR LINE. (Uicorporated in England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N. Co. MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES The P O. S. N. Company will have 2 cargo steamers loading for the United, Kingdom during the, remainder of November. AH vessels may call at ports on or off
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      343 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS (Incorporated in Jaoatu GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR rO CALIFORNIA FROM THE ORIENT VIA HONOLULU jij. KAMAKURA MARU leave S'lial Nov. 22 U ASAMA MARU leave 3hal Uec. 8 lpave Kobe Dec. \i TO VANCOUVER SEATTLE FROM JAPAN m.s. HEIAN MARU leave Kobe Nov. 29 m.s.
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      382 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. OCBA* BCttDWC COLLY!* QUAY. MKOAPORB T.I. SIS' CHARTERED BANK MULDIMO. PSNANG BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailing, to United Kingdom and United States of America. Dates are not guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to Conference War Clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALIA I THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE CHEAPEST FARE
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1377 4 Fraser And Co's List THURSDAY. NOV t, 1919: t PJt WN Bayers Seller* •Ampat Tin (4s) 5s lV-d 5s 6d Austral Amal. <5s) 6s 9d Ts 3d Austral Malay <£t 37s 39s Ayer Hitam <5s, 24s m 26s Ayer Weng ($1) 99 95 Bangrin Tin
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    FRASER & COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
    39 4 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Books Singapore. Nov. 9, s pan: Company Dividend Close Ex. Div. nnanS^yeS Jelebu Payable Date to date Kuala Lumpur Tin is. M m T~o7 h% RUBBER Onion InK-e 12s. 6d. Nov. 15 c%
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    JELEBU TIN TO PAY 5 PER CENT.
    383 4 New Mining Lease Over 500 Acres 1 NET profit of $45,107 was earned n by Jelebu Tin Dredging Ltd. In the year eno.jd August last. This compares with $46,555 earned in the preceding year. The amount brought forward was $34,284 which, added to
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S DAILY QUOTATIONS
    241 4 Singapore. No-. 9. 5 p.m. MINING Buyers Sellers Am pat s 8/H4 a 4 i Austral Amalg 3/9 7/. Batu Selangors 1.67 1 72 n Honu FatLs 1.02 1 05 Jel-bu& 1.06 l.lOcd Kampong Lanjuts 20 9 21 6 K Kamunting S 6 8 0
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    OCTOBER RUBBER CROPS
    136 4 THE following crops of rubber were I harvested In October:- lb Ayed Molek 19.823 Bukit Katil 30,146 Kempas 272,000 P«ak River 27,008 Jimaii Rubber 15 500 Punggor Rubber 9742 Henrietta Rubber Estate Ltd. 132,400 Sungei Matang Rub. Este. Ltd. 32,000 United Patani 266 364 Malakoff Rubber ..160
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      102 4 100 CAMELS HAIR WARP GIVES jJ^ dA MAXIMUM ELASTICITY TO TACKLE tftf^ljS SHOCK LOADS AND DIFFICULT \?$S>^& DRIVES. fi^rffi H^ 5o/« Agents in Malaya; McALISTER CO., LTD. ((Incorporated in Straits SettlementsJ SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOB I'FAANG. f D Jffi|^ DUNLOP iSujjt FORT Bk jiffy i« ;^|^Jfcw^ r a j i|ji-ii^
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      439 4 IT NOT ONLY GIVES BUI KILLS UERWi 1 k\\l^w \i mMmH fl INHALANT A drop ol "Vap*.x" placed on the handkerchief fives off an antiseptic vapour which quickly kills the eerms of colds influenza, catarrh, etc. This vapour *rows stronger and stronger as you inhale. It reaches all the complicated
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      120 4 TIDE TABLES SINGAPORE To-day H W 9 32 a4.m. 9 1 ft.: 10.22 p.m. 9.3 L W 3.37 a.m. 2.9 ft.; 4.02 pjn. 1.3 ft. To-morrow a. w 10.10 a "l. 9.5 ft u.08 p.m. 9.4 it. L. W 4.20 a.m. 3 ft.: 4.41 p.m 0.7 ft Sunday Nov ia
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      150 4 Wednesday, Nov. 15 H. W. 1.09 a.m. 8.7 ft.; 12.26 p.m L. W. e.30 a.m. 4 ft.; 7.12 p.m. 0.7 ft Thursday, Nov. 16 ?w-, 1 V 4 c 6am< 84ft 104 p.m. 9.3 ft. L W. 7.C5a.m. 1.3 ft.; 7.48 fc.m. 1.3 ft Friday, Nov. 17 H W. 2.26
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
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      AROUND THE MARKETS Tins Easier: Rubbers Firm And Industrials Steady
      391 5 AROUND THE MARKETS Tins Easier: Rubbers Firm And Industrials Steady By Our Financial Correspondent Singapore. Nov. 10. ALL sections of the local market, with the exception of tin. are on holiday to-day. They will re-open tomorrow but will be closed again on TueJdTy. As is usual before holidays KaSEe^ aTeSenc'yTor
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      95 5 Singapore. Nov.^noon Gambler j>° Hamburg Cube J™ Java Cube )1200 White Muntok «5.50 mite »»|2 Black 85 Copra Mixed Sun Dried W-80 Sago Flour No. 1 Llngga *5-30 Fair W-30 Sarawak *5.75 Jelotong Palembang gljjj ISwak m* Ta S Flake J10.00 Fair Flake Mcdlum-Flake tJO-W> Small Pearl
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      COMMODITIES AND EXCHANGES
      158 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 9. COMMODITY and Exchange markets closed as follows with previous quotations In parenthesis:— RUBBER: Dull Snot Usd 11 3,16 d (11M llV 4 d) Dec -Jan HV,d 11 3 1M (HV4d ll^d) Jan-Mar. ll!id 11 3 16d (11W llVid) Apr -June
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      London Stock Exchange
      358 5 London, Nov. THE nearness of the week-end, together with the obscurity of the European situation, was responsible for the cautious attitude adopted by Investors on the Stock Exchange markets eased owing to lack of support though gilt-edged, i s e 3n,« H s tsssvsa,"* CLOSING «WOTATWNS THE
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      61 5 Thursday, Not. 9. noon. Bayers Sellers Prices Price* (Spot loose) 3B H No. IX B.S.S. f.o.b. m cases N Vembe G.F.A.Q. Ei-s/to-b: m bale, November >s F.A.Q. R.S.S. f.ab. In bale* NOVemb FUTURE QUbTXTION^ No. IX R.S.S. on Registered tender Apr.-June 34% H* Tone of
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      RUBBER MARKET REVIEW
      441 5 CHANCE OF FURTHER INCREASE IN QUOTA GOOD DEMAND AT AUCTION IN a weekly report on the rubber market. Issued at noon yesterday, Stanton Nelson and Co. Lt^. write:— The repeal of the arms embargo, though confidently expected, had a steadying effect on the London and Singapore markets,
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      GUTHRIE'S REPORT
      168 5 IN their report, issued yesterday, j Guthrie and Co., Ltd. write At the beginning of the period under review, there was a falling off m price due to the very large ocean shipments lof rubber from Malaya during last month. On continued speculative and 1 factory interest, however,
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      EXCHANGES
      157 5 Thursday. Nov. C The following are the cjxcnaiije rales ttn-. morning according to the dally circular issue*. by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING London T.T *f\ London demand Rate for freight onnn Lyons demand 2060 Switzerland demand 2 Hamburg demand "TT,,,,*! New York demand 46 I*'" Montreal
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      20 5 OF •KCAL DESCR.PT.VE .LLCSTRATEO 20 PAG3 HANOBOw* |]AMlvlUn (MALAYA) LTD. ||Nf F«E« ON Q O r TO, w p f
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      197 5 NO MODERN HOME CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT SG R A F T O N CLOUDY HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA Invaluable in the Kitchen, Scullery Bathroom I Useful «n 100 different way*. 1 A SO cenU H Obtainable at 3 ill leading Stem j) Product ot LABORATORIES. LTD. Slntapore and Kuala Lnmpnr.
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      354 5 BANK OF CHINA incorporated m UHa "> I*. CtrU Street StnMtw** telephone: Manager*. iMHr* M™ Sub Manager. OBtn •>« I Tenant' t»en« General Office *•'*>' Cable Address: CJK'!« O «ViI-.« l»ahi Up Capital Ch «n.M«.I»M t* ■"Si- M«^ T< Sl£S£trt* eh ,*.«i:.m»o«oo." Tse-Vung soong. Chairman oi Boa id Sung Han-Chang.
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    "GREAT BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE TO CHINA IS UNCHANGED"
    338 7 Dr. Sun Fo Interviewed After Meeting Lord Halifax London, Nov. 9. "H/IY conversation with Lord ""Halifax was very encouraging." said Dr. Sun Fo. the son of Dr Sun Vat-sen. Interviewed by Reuter to-day on his conversations wita the Foreign Secretary in London yesterday.
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    AIR BATTLE OVER THE NORTH SEA
    102 7 London, Nov. 9. i AS previously recorded the destruction of *f h r&r?™ d «*o eng,«ed tbe tj» German flying-boats In succession report, thaYThe first of these aircraft was seen to co down into the sea after the first attack oartiauy and with its
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    BRITAIN'S MEASURES FOR DEALING WITH CIVILIAN CASUALTIES
    65 7 m,rf. in Britain for THE provisions made.in Britain 10 dpalire with civilian casualties was House 0! commons b» he u MI n ss er la°; Kealth Mr. Walter »'l Afff"»n" efflctent machine which has not provea nocw t .'Twenty-tour hours before the outS/OTemilht
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    AUSTRALIAN LOAN
    48 8 IN Canberra, the Loan Council apd rw£ n Australian bank loan of £10 000,000 lor immediate defence needs. No public loan will be raised says Reuter, until early in 1940. The Commonwealth Government lias assumed authority to buy barley rotter, cheese and eggs for export to
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOV.10, 1939. The Strike Weapon
    1112 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOV.10, 1939. The Strike Weapon It to obvious from many passages to the report of the speech made by Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald at the opening meeting of the Colonial Labour Officers' Course m London last month that the Secretary of State had prominently m
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  • Letters To The Editor
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      OLD RUBBER
      285 8 When Benefits Of Manuring May Be Expected To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— After reading the remarks of your Planting Correspondent on Nov. 4, in which he draws attention to a contribution of mine on the subject of manuring old rubber, it occurs to me that
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      FOR GARDENERS
      331 8 Methods Of Fertilizing Soil To the Editor of the Straits Times Jn**^** are two ways of burning soil which are common. The ground may be ploughed or dug up by a Tothl a ?,i, le VallowV aIlow breaking SL 2 ds Spread dried leaves-not ed °i w cours
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      RADIO LICENCES
      172 8 Another Appeal For Reduction To $5 To the Editor of the Straits Times Pwni~ Your ccrr espondent Mr. R. Phillips complains that licences should not be paid for m Singapore as the 8.M.8.C. gets a certain amount of income from broadcasting for advertisers Personally I think thif sour^
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      VERSAILLES ECHOES
      408 8 Spirit That Embittered Germany To the Editor of the Straits Times 1914 m?' Oth th co ,f res Pondents "1870mmm -"ff p eor se and Clemenceau were Kili? 7o^ 1914 1939 writes: -"We must Sim 6 61^ 1811 for giving in to Wilhelm II after having given Jn
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      CONCERT MYSTERY
      177 8 "Eagle-Eyed Newshawk" And Miss Chang To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— Will you help to solve the Big Singapore Mystery X Enjoyable as it was. nevertheless I njOy tne slngln of M *ss Mp P mir t fi w n( °,n, n Sunday night at the
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      A. R. P.
      57 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times ar?if\7 It, w<i uld save tne community a f£f«™ eal oJ^ nnoyance if *ho "me of the Black Out" to be heid on Nov 16 stead of 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. This would llyi~Yo^!%tt akin 0 tato anothe" AUBREY
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      THE HAINANESE
      83 8 Another English Educated Man Protests To the Editor of the Straits Times c&£%JVs£ ***** S2E» sSHSBSS-assr but ft is mv ?vi e f e educat ed brothers. or 'aij tr, LJ» Haln »nese community. I think the time is rine for th» lead ers of the Hainanese communUy
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      MORTGAGES
      219 8 Arrangement That Leads To "Pitiful Tragedies" To the Editor of the Straits Times yJH The exlste nce of what k known as a "statutory mortgage/ D 2!i The fact the Rent distinction between "biR" and small" landlords of any type. tr^ <<Jo i? n En «and" taken a little
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      "A QUICK ONE"
      179 8 Support For An Interval At The Cinema To the Editor of the Straits Times m2Er"S c^ d i ng C1 nemaniac's" comffi^J V at intervals are unpopular at »5m whifh nemaS 'J WOUId llke ask urn whether he has ever attended a theatrical entertainment in any part
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      SEWAGE SYSTEM
      105 8 To the Editor of the Straits Times. JUST 1. have noticed that sewerage ar>e n°w in progress along Duneam Road. The houses along this road are comparatively few in number and so far away from Duneam Road that it will be an expensive business to connect them with
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      OPEN NAZI WAR MOVES ON DUTCH BORDER
      184 9 Increasing Activity Along Frontiers DIVERSION ON WESTERN FRONT EXPECTED Simultaneous Attacks To Delay The Allies MILITARY observers in Paris are asking whether Hitler intends to use the Munich explosion as a pretext for an attacU on Holland or Belgium, says Reuter. •Speculation is
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      "Real War About To Begin"
      158 9 Prediction Of German Political Circles Stockholm, Nov. 10. THE second war of nerves is at an end and the real war of operations is about to start, according to German poUtical circles, says the Berlin correspondent of the Stockholm newspaper Nyheter. Rumours, he adds, have
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      Monarchist Feeling In Germany
      156 9 London. Nov. 9. PRINCE Augusi Wilhelm. fourth son of the ex-Kalser, has been detained by the Gestapo at Potsdam during the past fortnight, according to the Pans radio. He was arrested after monarchist demonstrations in front of his houre. The police had to suppress the demonstrations.
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      Nazis Execute 180 For Anti-War Riots
      46 9 AT least 180 persons were executed at the end of last week as the result of large anti-war demonstrations at Duesseldorf, Hanover, Hamburg and Potsdam, according to well-informed sources, says a dispatch received by Reuter from the Czecho- Slovak frontier.
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      Nazi Reprisals For Bombing
      275 9 Reign Of Terror In The Reich Expected WITH the German Press screaming fury and defiance at Great Britain, the German police have so far failed to produce proof that the attempt on Hitler's life was organized by the British secret service, reports Reuter from Amsterdam. The
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      U.S. OFFICIALS ARE SUSPICIOUS
      115 9 Washington, Nov. MR Cordell HuU, Secretary of State, told his press conference to-night that he was waiting fcr official diplomatic reports on the Munich bombing be/ore deciding whether to C °lt is stated that officials here wish to be certain that the attempt was really made
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      AMERICAN NAZI ON LARCENY CHARGE
      57 9 New York, Nov. t. FRITZ KUHN, leader of the pro-Nazi German-American Bund, appeared for trial to-day on a charge of grand larceny of £3 837 of Bund funds, after failing to obtain a 'postponement for change of venue because he considered he would not get
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      MAY U.S. SHIPS CHANGE THEIR FLAGS
      33 9 Washington, Nov 9. THE Maritime Commission estimates 1 that between 40 and 50 American steamers have been transferred to i foreign registeries since the outbreak war Reuter.
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      ALLIES READY FOR ANY MOVE
      154 9 French Watching Belgian Border London, Nov. 10. THE Allied armies are confident that I if Belgium's worst fears are Justified, Germany will not repeat her initial success of the last war, telegraphs Reuter's special correspondent on the Western Front. The Allies are ready, he says,
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      German Plot In S. Africa Foiled
      88 9 THE SOUTH AFRICAN Government announces that it has Incontrovertible evidence of a Nazi plot in South Africa which was frustrated at the OU Se k C tC hh b cce ct W w^.n members of the Nazi party and the members of the German
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      GERMANY'S DEFEAT IN THE LAST WAR
      241 9 Her Position Before The Armistice London. Nov. 9. MILITARY circles in London to-day recall some of the statements of the very army leaders who led Germany In 1918 and of other German authorities which disprove the repeated claim reiterated by Hitler In his speecn
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      BRITISH ENVOY ON VISIT TO HONG KONG
      43 9 Chungking, Nov. 9. THE British Ambassador, Sir Archi1 bald Clark-Kerr, left Chungking by air this morning for Hong Kong and expects to remain in the British colony for about a week before returning to Shanghai.— Reuter.
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      27 9 Riga, Nov. 9. A GERMAN bombing seaplane crashed into the sea last night In the neighbourhood of UepajT(Llbau) Latvia. The four airmen were saved and Interned.— Reuter.
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      WHY THE ALLIES MUST WIN
      362 9 London, Nov. 9. IN an address to the Royal Philosophical Society in Glasgow last night, Professor Shirras, former Director of Statistics with the Government of India and Professor of Economics, Bombay University, surveyed the war potentials of Great Britain mainly from tne economic point of
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      Dogs' Role On The Western Front
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      Hitler's Letter To Rothermere
      371 9 Further Evidence By Princess London, Nov. 9FURTHER evidence in the suit for damages for alleged breach of contract. in which Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe is suing Lord Rothermere, was heard in the King s Bench Division to-day. The plaintiff continued her evidence and said that she saw
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      WANG CHING-WEI GOING TO NORTH CHINA
      69 9 Shanghai, Nov. 9. FIS learned reliably that Mr. Wang Ching-wei, deposed deputy president of the Executive of the Kuomintang is leaving Shanghai within a week for Tsingtao, allegedly to confer with representatives of the P el P' ing "Provisional Government" regardIng the formation of
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      28-Day Hunger Strike In Eire
      158 9 Dublin, Nov. 10 rE Government's determination to apply an emergency act was unflinchingly asserted by Mr. de Valera^ replying to a Labour Party motion in the Dail protesting against the internment of about 60 persons without trial or charge under the Offences Against the State
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      CHINA-SOVIET AIR SERVICE SHORTLY
      51 9 Chungking, Nov. 9. IT is officially announced that a direct air mail and passenger service between China and the Soviet Union, via Slnkiang (Chinese Turkestan) will shortly be inaugurated. The section between Chungking and Hami will be operated by the Eurasia Aviation Corporation, a Sino-German concern.
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      NEW DEFENCE MEASURES Belgium Calling Up More Men
      167 9 NEW DEFENCE MEASURES Belgium Calling Up More Men London. Nov. 10 DUTCH troop movements are reported and Belfrium is calhnff un more reserves as a result of the SJtag of German troops .ilnn* th Th r e frO D n utc ce h S Government's ordei o nn u 0
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      BRITISH COASTAL SHIP LOST IN NORTH SEA
      42 9 London. Nov. 9. THE 961-ton British coastal stf* I™*1 1 Carmarthen Coast was sunk in the North Sea to-d?.y. Fourteen of the ?rew induding five injured, were rescued, while two others are mtssins. 1 —Reuter.
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    ATTACK ON TIN PRICEFIXING SCHEME
    289 10 Malayan Governments And Producers The Losers MR. C.V. THOMAS ON SHORTAGE OF METAL IN BRITAIN U.S. (From Our Own Correspondent.) purcrir London, Nov. 9. (ULSTIC criticism of the Government's tin price-fixine scheme was voiced by Mr. C. V. Thomas, chairman when ffK3S^S3= meetin of to
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    $550,000 FOR JOHORE ROADS
    148 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johon; Bahru. Nov. 9 DOAD improvements in the various districts of the state are to cost the Johore Government nsxt year about 5550.000. It is proposed to spend 390,000 each lor Johore Bahru and Muar, $80 000 JVLnnnV^ 11 Sl3O 000 *°r
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    $1,400 FROM K.L. POPPY FUND DANCE & FAIR
    38 10 $1,400 FROM K.L. POPPY FUND DANCE FAIR 'trorr. Our Own Correspondent i 0 Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9 vER $1,400 were collected at the fair dance at the Selangor Club Saturday. In aid of the Poppy Day I und.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    136 10 SINtJAPOKfc RAffLtis HOTEL Cockmll Dance 7 p.m. to 9 p m Dinner Dance 'Informal i 9 45 to Midnight. C.ttCKHK JHLAIKt GEJLANC The South Indian Stage Dancers VahT.s Wedding t Tamil Talkie) at C p.m. 9.15 p.ni 0Kt.%1 WOKLD Cabaret 8 p.m. to Midnight Pygmalion. Sky: Ghost Town Riders
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    Fine Picture Of Great African Adventure
    350 10 Fine Picture Of Great African Adventure At The Cinema ,««f tanle^ and Livingstone" (Spencer Tracy, Sir Cedric Hardly icke, Nancy Kelly, Walter Brcnr«: C1 L arles Coburn, Richard Greene, Henry Travers) 20th Cen-tury-Fox. At the Cathay. T° handle the biggest journalistic adventure of the past century SPSS?*!?' Dlaccd ■h?r? il
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    $300 Fines For Sale Of Acid Above Fixed Price
    328 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9 A CHINESE, Yong Fatt Loy, and nis assistant were fined $300 the first magistrate, for selling a jar of formic acid at a price exceeding the charge of $13 fixed by Government. rf
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    RADIO NEWS POPULAR
    285 10 Success Of Scheme In Selangor CROWDS GATHER AT LOUD-SPEAKERS (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9. [^AST night large crowds gathered Vn v, r0 nd the toW-TJeakers at Foch Avenue, Sentul and Pudu to i!™s l the news and mu sic broadcast from ZGB4. the Kuala
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    GENEROUS RESPONSE TO POPPY APPEAL
    61 10 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9 JT is believed that Selangor's res- Sales conducted to-day by 50 worn™ Ord 0 e? s CcS for nd fil the str ?wSe*b32 placed wreaths have been rec°e?v cce cd dOnatlOn f r Sl 000 has be
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    KLUANG CONTINUES TO DEVELOP
    75 10 •From Our Own Correspondent. Johore Bahru, Nov 9 XK L yy h AN J n the centr *l district of impoX^ntre 18 dGVel Plng to a With the construction of an apm SS m bb e ccn h 7oun a rf flm daSs RertHoSe -Su found
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    MALAYAN LISTENERS TO HEAR THE QUEEN
    70 10 Q|UE£N Elizabeth's broadcast to the women of the Empire on Sunday which is being observed as Remembrance Day in honour of the men who fell i n the last war-will be heard A^ a tH aJ 6i p m Mala yan time. At that
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    F.M.S TO SPEND MORE THAN $68,000,000 IN 1940.
    334 10 <*Rom Our Own Correspondent.) nrTl Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9. A SUM of $68,698,983 for Federal and State services may be Rill nnvK lr v? eX l ye^ r accordin S to the Financial Provision Bill published in the Government Gazette to-day. State
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    HINDUS ARE ON HOLIDAY
    176 10 One Of Year's Big Festivals MOST BUSINESSES CLOSED THE seventh public holiday of the year and the first since the outbreak of the war is being celc^ brated to-day in Singapore. It is Deepavali. on? of the principal festival* of the Hindu year, wh id h
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    LOCAL TALENT IN PLAY FOR MICROPHONE
    124 10 COME of Singapore's brst dramatic talent will be gathered before tlv n» C /o P 0n on Wednesday for the »nAi broadcas t of a radio play. Dead Letter," the original of which was written by Thelma Faulkner 2 SSS T^ LCnd n StagP
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    CHEERFUL GIVERS' $1,000 FOR PATRIOTIC FUND
    51 10 (From Our Own Correspondent. Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 9. A CONTRIBUTION of Sl.OOO from the Cheerful Givers' League is announced in a statement by the Chartered Bank to-day, which reveals that donations to date to the local branch of the Malaya Patriotic Fund total $149.134
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    Fatal Stabbing In Cabin Of Twakow
    103 11 Fatal Stabbing In Cabin Of Twakow MAN SKNTENCED TO PRISON ON trial for attempted murder, a Chinese labourer was found cuilty by a common Jury of volunlarily causing grievous hurt at trie Assizes yesterday and sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Justice Pedlow The ca.se was a sequel
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    NO FURTHER INCREASE PETROL PRICE YET
    88 11 r has come to the notice of Gov1 ernment, sayi the Department ol information, that a rumour is curulating widely m the Malay Slates and elsewhere to tne r fleet that the prices of petrol and oils are to be raised again m the
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    CORPORAL FINED AFTER MAN'S ESCAPE
    61 11 A FINE of $40. or a month's imprisonment, uos imposed on Police Corporal Puma Balwdw m thi district court yesterday, when ho fas convicted of allowing a prisoner to P c from IhP Central Police Station lock-up n Tr? t prison'-r was a Chinese charged
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    JOHORE FORCES ON ACTIVE SERVICE
    51 11 A PROCLAMATION issued by the A sultan of Johore in council states that "whereas a state of war exists between Great Britain and Germany all th" forces of the Sultan in the Johore' Military Forces shall be deemed to be on active service, until further
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    FOOD PRICES FIXED
    76 11 A NOTIFICATION in the Government r.azette last night fixed maximum sell,nt Si both wholesale and retail, for OvalUne OvaJtine biscuits and rwb, Bournfixed the maximum Drices ol v.hite wheatened flour in Singapore at $2.30 per bas of 49 pounds, or se^n "Se^SSk price for Royal Bakery lour
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    ENEMY BLACK LIST
    26 11 A BLACK list of enemy firms with head offices outside Germany was published paniefire situYted in South America and in neutral European countries
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    13 11 The next meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Dec. 11.
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    STRIKE STOPS WORK IN ALL SINGAPORE SAWMILLS
    198 11 1,500 Labourers Demand 30 Per Cent. Increase In Wages CINGAPORE'S 12 sawmills, situated in the Kallang ana Canal districts, are at a standst,!! or the second time this year owing to a 'abo urers """L. The strikers comprise 1,500 sawyers and timber came.*.
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    Sir Shenton's Visit To Federation
    81 11 THE High Commissioner, Sir Shenton Thomas, and Lady Thomas will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train on Wednesday next and will stay at King's House. The Governor will motor to Seremban on Nov. 24. for the FM S Rulers' durbar and
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    Japanese Plane Fires On British Flying-Boat
    78 11 Japanese Plane Fires On British Flying-Boat PIS now known that the Imperial J Airways flying-boat Dardanus, \Jliich was forced to laud on the island of j Waichow, m the Gvlf of Tcnking, while en route to Bangkok from Hong Kong, was fired on by a Japanese fighter air- i The
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    S.S.(S.)A. TO NOMINATE COMMISSIONER
    107 11 THE Straits Settlements (Singapore) 1 Association has been informed by the Colonial Secretary that Mr C. Reuben is due to retire from the Municipal Commission on Dec. 31. The association has been invited to suggest the name of a suitable candidatf to be appointed by the
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    CHARGE CONNECTED WITH CEMENT SALE
    127 11 KHE Singapore fifth magistrate, Mr fcC 1 Goh. yesterday cautioned and Ulsharged. Ho Chcow Hock, manager of Hock Sin and Co.. when he was charged with elling cement without a permit. Mr X E W. Hatchard. Who appeared for he accused, stated tbtU Messrs. Hagemeyer
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    SERVICES CIVILIANS AND REGISTRATION LAW
    47 11 A NOTIFICATION in the Government Gazette last night exempts from the Registration Ordinance the civilian staffs appointed in England lor service with HM. Naval Establishments, Headquarters R.A.F. rar East and Headquarters. Malaya Command. Members of the Naval police force are also exempted.
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    BANNED FILM RELEASED
    13 11 it™ Mill me book ol .hat name by Lesli. Charterls.
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    CHAP JEE KEE FINE
    24 11 /CONVICTED of assisting in carrying on s L rhao-iee-kee lottery in North Can a Swim, in the third curt yesutfliy.
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    PORT A.R.P. PLANS
    117 11 A NOTICE to mariners issued last night by the Master Attendant, Commander C. Dix, describes the signals to be displa yed at the port war signal station at Mount Fabe. in the event of an air raid xarnlng. I* day this will consists two red burgees hoisted
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    SINGAPORE CIRCUS
    84 11 HPHE Grand Olympic Circus, which arnvea 1 in Singapore a few days ago from India, opens a season at An? in Road to-night. Apart from the usual trapeze. a«°«* llc higgling and animal acts, there will be two special attractions. The first is a motor -cycle leap through
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    42 11 rO Teck Poh, who tried to hang himsel: with a piece of rope in a house in Silai Road on Wednesday, had sentence defcrrec a week in the third court yesterday, when hi pleaded guilty to attempting to commit suicide
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    SENT FOR OBSERVATION
    47 11 LIM HOng RJienß jmkiuo; X1 v— the Singapore fifth court on a charge of he attempted murder of Koh See Toon, at Goodwood Park Hotel on Oct. 8. The case was postponed a week for mention* the accused being sent to hospital for observation.
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    31 11 Convicted of jttempting to outrage the nodesty of a woman in Chua Chu Kang Road m Oct 7. Yio Kee Cher, was yesterday fined $75 or six weeks' rigorous imprisonment. I
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    MR WINSTON CHURCHILL TO BROADCAST
    59 11 MR Winston Churchill. First Lord of the Admiralty, will broadcast on the home and overseas B.RC. programmes at 8.15 p.m. O.M.T. '3.35 a.m Malayan time) on Sunday on Ten Weeks of the War." The talk will be recorded for overseas transmission on Monday at 8.20
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    Chinese Relief Committee Gift To Poppy Fund
    597 11 G.O.C. EXPRESSES GRATITUDE A N instance of the traditional generosity of the Chinese m ?ny good cause is provided by the gift of $600 to the Poppy Day fund. Singapore, by the members of the local China Relief Fund commit*ln a letter to
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    MALAY NEWS BULLETIN
    413 11 SERUAN minta berdarr-'U daripada Queen I Belanda dan King Beliium itu di-hi- 1 t tonekan ia-lah menunjokian kehendak yang lkhlas hendalc menghabiskan pepe- rangan mi: tetapi di-perchayakan harus- lah seroan itu tidakkan berhast.. k BAHAWA di-fikirkan barangkall servantn t itu telah di-perbuat ia-lah oleh sebab c takut
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      215 11 when this grand pipe was introduced. STEMBITER Jfr YELLO-BOLEj^ YOU CAN'T CHEW OFF jMY THE MOUTH PIECE! A Vf This is a man 's pipe Jl J JbL the patent tip which Jk j^ cannot be chewed JSn away there arc three fjm small channels to spread fM II Wjlw
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    NETHERLANDS INDIES UNDER CARE OF UNITED STATES?
    66 12 Tokio Spokesman Says Japan Has No Designs On Islands the matter if the press report should be true. re ar(ll ng The spokesman added that there !.ad been lots of rumours about a Japanese southward advance, "but KtioS mated viffOrous im w^ h
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    M. Sarajoglu On Pact With The Allies
    116 12 -j,[, rN Ankara. Nov. 9. £w.AK L,u to the- National Assembl of occa sion of the ratiflcatioi of the Anglo-French-Turkish mutua assistance pact, M Sarajo-lu tK tical and military as well as sochl and economic spheres, he added Working For Peace Co-cjxruUng with
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    JAPANESE RELEASE PORTUGUESE SHIPS
    80 12 AFTFP fl, H nB KOn S. NOV. 8. FTER five months' negotiaUons between the Portuguese consul anc the Japanese naval authorities lr StEffiiS 1 th e Ja P^e Se h?ve incon' ditlonally released seven PortuKuest .SSTsSh Japanese 2SfK states a Slianghai report Diplomatic observers in ShanehiJ
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    N.Z. FINANCES HEALTHY
    61 12 MEW ZEALAND'S llnances were described itfaSctoS. ftaMlee MhllsUr M teta ultc Revenue, he said, was constant, and exSSoST was beilUf kept wiUlln «i««« pSDuring the six months ending Sent in revenue was nearly tis.OOO.OO™ an hfcrea^' of nearly f 1.500.000 over the Drcvl^ year, and expenditure was
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    Tokio Warning To America
    302 12 Tokio Warning To America Reference To Embargc Resolution TokJo, Nov. 9. Mfc atmosphere now prevailing m Japan shows the concentration of national efforts to mak« Japanese-American relations as tranquil and amicable as possible but a sudden chan S e will overtake this atmosphere m the event of ar anti-Japanese embargo,
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    Passengers Provided With Gas-Masks
    69 12 fMMBKUBJ of SmKjjLtLm J? aruna Mar which left Kobe on Tuesday for Europe have b£n provided with gas-masks nJ| he S e hip bears emblems of the Rising: Sun on both sides of her hull and carries powerful lighting n£f, arat m t0 raake kno her
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    BIG OPIUM CARGO IN SEIZED NAZI SHIP
    70 12 Lourenco Marques ACCORDING TSr^oZ.L ,vhi^ cv,e v, G nnan Earner Uhenfel* which has been captured and taken t< Sierra Leone, was carrying a cargo o opium valued at £240,000 when sh, ieft here on Oct. 16 tJrf .sueg ce s ted she may
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    FRENCH AMBASSADOR FOR INDO-CHINA
    56 12 T HFPrpi H° n e Kong, Nov. 9. HE French Ambassador to China M Henri Cosme. is leaving Shanghai fn"^°^° W for H° n e Kong en rout! to Indo-China. where he will comer with the Governor-General The Ambassador will then proceed to Kmuning, and fly
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    BRITISH WAR ORDERS
    41 12 Aißr-RAPT- Ottawa. Nov. 9. iRCRAPr. ami- übmarlne boats ammunition and gun barrels will' orm the basis of the first orders to be 7v c tM,t nada by tne Brltlsh Su pS£ 5°?,: JL ta announced here. It is
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    OXLEY CASUALTIES
    40 12 The Admiralty has issued l list of m\ SU H tle V n th e submarine OxJey--men tioned by Mr. Winston Churchill n his speech on Wednesday, it contains the names of four oncers and 40 rattngs. -Renter
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      202 12 l^rojidc^sthig SINGAPORE TO-DAY ZJ1L 2?S Jietres. /-HI' 30.06 metres. p.m. 1.15 Miscellaneous programme of gramophone records. ««»«iu 1.30 The news and mid-day rubber and tin prices 1.40 Interval. 5.00 Muslim programme from the studio >.3O Arabic music. t 6.00 Cantonese drama "Tai sew Yun Yutn' "">«!* Uk Yee and Dai
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    Prime Minister Down With Gout Attack
    309 13 MR. Chamberlain was unable to attend the Mansion Hou*e luncheon yeslcrday due to an acute attack of pout. He has been unable to take his usual walk for several days past, but he hoped until the last moment that the a:tack would pass off.
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    LORD MAYOR'S DAY IS SHORN OF PAGEANTRY
    70 13 London, Nov. 9. LORD MAYOR'S DA*— London's most popular civic festival— was celebrated to-day shorn of annual pageantry for the first time in the last 100 years. Instead of the famous "show" there was an unconventional procession of a dozen cars with principal
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    Premier On New Peace Move
    752 13 TO FIGHT ON UNTIL EUROPE FREED FROM NAZI MENACE Mr. Chamberlain's Review Of The War Situation' "TO those who speak no language but that of force, 1 force is the only answer. Since we have been compelled to take up arms, we shall not lay^them
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    MORE SEIZURES BY BRITISH CONTRABAND CONTROL
    427 13 FURTHER details of the latest operations ot the Kriusn F contraband control were Published yesterday. During the week ended Nov. 4 the control detained 19,a00 tons of goods of which there was evidence that they were destined for Germany. The cargoes included 11,500 tons
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    S.C.C. DEFEAT AIRMEN BY ODD GOAL IN FIVE
    77 14 Fast Play In Padang Hockey QNE of the best hockey matches this season W! victory for the Club by three goal! to two m Within a few minutes of the start the Club raided the circle and a centre from the right
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    SEWARD NOT AVAILABLE
    36 14 J). M. SEWARD, the Singapore wing-threequarter, will not be available for to-morrow's Malaya Cup match against the RN. and R.A.F. on the padang. His place will be taken by the S.C.C. player, Goetzee.
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    Raffles Beat Alexandra At Rugger
    186 14 Raffles Beat Alexandra At Rugger A SODDEN ground and a slippery ball thP 'iKfliJ 0 n d n mPen the Splllts Of vie Raffles College and Alexandra rugger teams at Buklt Timah yesThe College, by means of their superiority m the set scrums and m the loose managed to beat
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    Sunday's Inter-Club Golf At I.G.C.
    39 14 T"^" .15? st g times < OT ">e g£SSSS3 folTow S^- W 3nd Starting tlm <« are as Cte a A and n^ V a c n a J° XiK i? ww f 15 ?> V" B
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    Perak Badminton Championships
    100 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) TT H mm E a CC H rak matches were concluded in the innh Town Hall to-day after a number^f exciting games. Teoh Seng Khoon an Phnr d ti he title. TtaOiSi peUng PreVIOUS holder not co^J.lVoo^ WCre by Mrs. The results are:
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    SEMI-FINAL OF WOMEN'S GOLF
    49 14 IN the semi-final round of the Singapore Women's «olf chamt~2 P l at the Island Clv yesterday, Mrs. Ruddock beat Mrs JuutV* a^ the 19th "S SK. Mm. Brlttorou, one up. rr S ll 1 a d nn a a f> Cl»r 17 at3pinattl c
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    THREE-NIL WIN FOR S.C.R.C.
    186 14 JN an Interesting hockey match played on the V.M.C.A. ground ve-ter day the S.C.R.C; beat the i'M C A Juniors by three goals to nil CA> ho^/y W g^d kee TTeal e an Vc h^ tan fo dd r a drdld rd1 proved a better set
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    S.C.R.C. OPEN TENNIS TITLE FOR KEE ONN
    77 14 £HIN KEE ONN, Malayan singles r^fi awn tennis champion, claimed another tennis title yesterday when he oeat Yong Loon Chong, the sSapore champion, 6-3, 4— 6? 6-4 in the singles final of the S.CJI.C. ooen law? tennis tournament yesterday i c semi "flnal
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    ARMY XV TO-MORROW
    15 14 T-HE Army rugby team to meet Negrita as'tllots 10 10^ at Seremb^
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    34 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) tv.,, tj Ipoh, Nov. 5. win ni n c n8r i» women>s h «ckey team S Ih^/q?? Pera k women 's eleven in SdSrstus? on the ipoh ciub
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    RACING PROGRAMME AT BUKIT TIMAH TO-MORROW
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    CLOSE PROSPECTS FOR FIRST DAY'S RACING
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    Hobbs' String Exercised
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    WAS BOMB EXPLOSION STAGED BY THE GESTAPO?
    931 16 HITLER'S NARROW ESCAPEHIS DEPUTY ALSO SAFE Hint Of Drastic Reprisals: Many Arrests Made a°na dheo^Sd he 0^S. N^ leader 3 «^"S Supporting this theory, an official statement issued in Berlin describes Hitler s escape as "a miracle." M^ cr X Was lntense Po"ce
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    RATIONING IN BRITAIN
    175 16 Extension Is Unnecessary S IR fl 0 0 D *VIDSON, an officer ol imiStSn*. m re con "> reh^'ve itot o? K Of f ourM H remarked sir RonaM "they knew we were to no danger ot starvation and we ore now livinf v.?,' comfortably, but they
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    Poles Forced To Work For Germany
    18 16 to alleviate SS^^f^.S^KLJ^iiT ta P K° land "^St Prisoner, wwkln ro *£j^^^^^^^
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    FRENCH MINISTER ON FOOD POSITION
    87 16 TRANCES food position*' Jf ex- Plained last night in a broadcast by Mandef MinLst er of Colonies M t<£? e ?l" c ?J h3it there was no quest£l f the All1 S3S 3 havln 8 to ch oose between guns and butter. "We are," he
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    28 16 Twenty women have handed to thMayor of Versailles all their Jewels for' the furtherance of national defence, asking him to call on all Frenchwomen to follow suit "encn
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    Mahatma Gandhi On Viceroy's Broadcast
    73 16 M New Delhi, Nov. 9. K. GANDHI commented yesterihrniYi .l he V^ cr °y' s broadcast about his talks with Indian leaders. Me said that ao solution was no«sible unless an acceptable declaration of war aims about India was forthcoming. He added "I ur*e fellow
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    BELGO-DUTCH PEACE MOVE DOOMED BY MUNICH SPEECH
    41 16 m^mmm Hit er did not even mention the appeal but worked himself into a flimsy tirade against Britain which was distinguished by the fact that 40 times he uttered the words, They hate us."
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    14 16 THE CITY OF FLINT which has been at Bergen. Norway, since the German Drlze
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    Russo-Finnish Negotiations
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    CHINESE WOMEN HELP
    50 16 IN recognition of her 2S2SS' a^Von- tributlon to the war of resistance, Chinn?JE*2? .T 114 111^ have sent Miss Chang Peng-lcwel as their delegate to arT sent a flag to Madame ChSS?KL-2iek? to iJ^L Ch^l 8 has aho P r ««nted $13,330 CenJaffe CWang S War <»Phanage."-
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    JANUARY AS TURNING POINT IN THE FAR EAST
    320 16 N EXT January w^^bf^im^ortant iS^nS^toJaS: Plttman>S SanCtiOnS E .*P^ssing gratification at the firm a s rSetf nt h riental diplomacy ma?k, Treaty inn'tlT 6^ the Nl ne-Power aIS w order in Ea?t Japanese Insults Am??E tually/ the ournal a dds. "the S
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