The Straits Times, 30 November 1939

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1 8 The Straits Times
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    35 1 The Straits Times ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.! MALAYA'S LEADING NEWSPAPER— LARGEST NET SALES PAGES, SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1939. PRICE 5 CENTS The Straits Times 21 PAGES SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1939. PRICK 5 CEiN'ls
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      103 1 7>> MIEN tHONC TAILORING a trial order. Oil Coleman St. Singapore. -Phone 4816- Duplex Design Double-Acting I Quiet---No Gears Self Oiling Jlgfr Fast Loose Pulleys jm J^^K-JSW s^Sj^^mmrrfwGii WHmv Capacities from i^VHR IS 500 to 5000 JB3^ IBfl SSL Gals, per Hour $fll Wm&4§ mmwl Pressures to H^ S^r^SrL kJE
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      6 1 SINGAPORE, 140 CECIL ST. ('PHONE 5471).
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      212 1 MASK TONING TREATMENTTAKE STOCK OF YOUR COMPLEXION GIVE YOURSELF LOVELINESS COME ALONG TO OUR BEAUTY SALON 'FOR A CYCLAX MASK AND TONING TREATMENT! SPEND A DELICIOUS, RESTFUL HOUR WHILST SKILFUL FINGERS SOOTHE AND SMOOTH AWAY TIREDNESS FROM YOUR FACE! FIRST, A MASK TO FREE YOUR SKIN OF UNDERLYING ACID AND
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      530 2 SITUATIONS VACANT When applying for any position advertised In thrse columns send ropies of testimonials. Do not send originals. l XPKRIENCED EUROPEAN NANNIE for two smtll keys, travelling to New Zealand January. Apply Box 720. Straits Times. VI ANTED. Efficient Typist Clcr;:. Also experienced iilcnin State experience and ■ahii y
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      825 2 FOR SALE FOR SALE Recondlfined electric Refrigerators. Brinkmann Co., 15, Grange Road, Singapore. GLASSWARE (American) new stocks received all In sets. Dinner, luncheon, water tumblers, fancy pieces, etc. C. Motte Cc?., 82, Robinson Road. RED MEVTHOL CONE. Eegle brr Id. Bneeting small rhipment to arrive ne^t m^nth Book your orders
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      718 2 WANTED KNOWN RACHEL'S Raffles Hotel Tele. 3373 Just unpacked 30 pairs of Mule; with platform hesls in all colours and also lovely linen handkerchiefs, ladies and gent's, with initials. PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL LITHOGRAPHERS LTD. As from December 1, 1939, the Town Office of Lithographers Limited will be at
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      590 2 PUBLIC NOTICES TIOTICE. New Dtncc Coupons will be ijsucd ou Dec. 1. 1339. Patrons are kindly re:unst»d to make use of all Coupons issued from Aug. 1939. After Nov. 30, 1939. old coupons will not be valid. THE GREAT WORLD CO. Dated thfc, Nov. 23. 1939. P. W. D. NOTICE
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      241 2 LOST POLISH PASSPORT issued In the name of Wieslawa Kalina Orska, lost. Please return to 18, Mt. Elizabeth. Reward $50. AUCTION NOTICES AUCTION SALE Of well-kept modern dcsi<m crors grain pattern wax polished t?ak household furniture including, Phillip, Phllco, Mende, and Fairbank Morse radio sets (table mcdel), One H.M.V. cabinet
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      155 2 USED CA& BARGAMS Phc:. OSS. \\\\\\\\\\p^^* 1936 CHEVROLET DELUXE SALOON In particularly well kept condition. Ducoed dark blue with real leather upholstery it has a most attractive appearance. PRICZ $850. 1935 CHEVROLET DELUXE SALOON 5750 1934 CHEVROLET STANDARD SAL. 5550 1929 CHEVROLET TOURER 5175 193a AUSTIN 12/4 SALOON A very
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      391 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA ANO APCAR LINE. i Incorporates tn England) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N Co. MAII PASSENGER AND CARGO BERVICES The best possible services are being maintained to the United Kingdom, also to Hongkong and Shanghai. Passengers are requested to register their requirements, but under present circumstances sailings are
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      393 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS (Incorporated in Tapani GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR TO LIVERPOOL Colombo. Aden. Suez. Port SaM. Naples, Marseilles, Gibraltar and Liverpool Sail Spore HAKONE MARU Jan. 1 KASIMA MARU abt. end. of Jan TO LIVERPOOL Via Suez. Liverpool, Antwerp and Rotterdam TURUGU MARU Sail Spore Dec. 22
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      651 3 jf^~ll'l lL^M.Jij^i! !!^t LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIPS Cabins with Private Bath— Excellent Cuisine PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES HOMEWARDS: to Colombo, Aden. Port Said, Palestine, Beyrouth, Marseilles, Casablanca, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Copenhagen and Scandinavia, OUTWARDS: to Bangkok, Saigon, Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai p.nd Japan. For particulars regarding sailings, fares, etc., please apply to THE
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      409 3 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. OCEAN BUILDING. COLLYER QUAY. SINGAPORE Tel. 5151 CHARTERED BANK BUILfi'IMG. PEN ANO Tel. I*6* BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Frequent Sailings to United Kingdom and United States of America. Dates are not guaranteed, all cargo bookings subject to Conference War Clauses. WESTERN AUSTRALIA THE SHORTEST SEA ROUTE AT THE
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co's List
    1310 4 SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES Fraser And Co's List WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 1939: 5 P.M. MINING Buyer* Seller* Ampat Tin (4s) 4a 9d Ss 3d Austral Amal. (Ss> 6s 6d 7s Austral Malay (£> 37s 39s Ayer Hltam <£) 24s 3d 25s 3d Ayer Wrag <«) .90 »5 Bangrln Tin
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    FRASER & COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
    250 4 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Books Company Dividend Close TIN Hong Fatt 3% Int. Dec. 5 Johan 5% Int. Dec. 8 Kamunting Tin 5% final less tax Not. 17 Katu 6d. No. 22 6d. bonus Dec. 7 Kramat pulai 5% less tax Nov. 14 Kramat Tin 3d. No. 28
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    London Stock Exchange
    339 4 London, Nov. 29. A FTER a dull opening on the Stock Exchange owing to the uncertainties of the northern European situation, the market subsequently became firmer, with leading Home Industrials tending; to improve. CLOSING QUOTATIONS The following are to-day's closing middle quotations. Shares are of £1 denomination
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S DAILY QUOTATIONS
    235 4 Singapore, Nov 29, 5 p.m. MINING Buyers Seller Ampats 4/9 5/Austral Amaig 6 9 7 Batu Selangors J 66 1 70 Hong Fatts 1.03 l.OScd Jelebus 0.98 1.02xd Kampong Lanjuts 21/- 22/K Kamunting 8 6 8/8 Kamuntings 11/- 11/9 Kinta Kellas 7 7 6 Klang
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    COMMODITIES AND EXCHANGES
    142 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 20. RUBBER: Dull. Spot: 119j16d 1111,16 d (11 ll|l6d 11-\d) Jan-Mar: llftd U%d (ll*d ll%d) Apr-June: ll%d 11 9|l6d (ll%d 11 ll|16d) T'Uy-Sept: ll%d ll^d (117ll«d 11 9'16d) New York (opening price) 20.05 cts. (20.43 etc.). COPRA: F.M.S. Spot: £12. Straits
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    WORKED ONLY ONE WEEK IN TWO
    176 4 Sciatica Kept Him At Home It is the wife who sends us this information about her husband's troub'fs. She writes:— "For some time past, :,iy husband has been able to work only one week in two, on account of sciatkvi. He suffered so much
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      179 4 m CONCRETE MIXERS 9 STURDY RELIABLE FAST ftfr Stocks A,, carried in J^- /f^^}\ all sizes *SlV£^"* purposes. Sole Agents McAUSTER CO., LTD. (Incorporated in S.S.) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR— IPOH PENANG. HAVE YOU EVLK RtALiStO YOUR CAPIXALISED VALUE TO YOUR WIFE AND FAMILY? Oar "FAMILX SECURITY POLICY" is designed to
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      262 4 i iniiiiiQ INVEST* ftMM I .*si BPAMSfJ SKLECTION in KXCELLKM QUALITY ACCOMPANIED by good :rvki 10 1, Viet >r ia St. IKANKEL BUILDING PHONE: Fsr EVERY PERSON I SHOULD TRY 1 ILISTERINE] [TOOTH PASTE! r LUSTER FOAM < After smoking do this.... Soothe your throat, refresh your mouth, sweeten your
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      92 4 TIDE TABLES SINGAPORE T«-<Uy II. W. CO. 43 a.m. 8.8 ft.. 12.05 p.m. 13 ft. L. W. 6.06 a.m. 4 ft.; 6.48 p.m. 0.4 ft. To-morrow H. W. 125 a.m. 8.7 ft.; '.2.48 p.m. 9.8 ft. L. W. 6. 46a. in. 4.1 ft.; 7.31 p.m. 0.7 ft. Saturday, Dec. a.
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      110 4 Monday. Dec. 4. H. W. 3.57a.m. ».l ft.; S. 41 p.m. 8.4ft. L. W. 9.36 a.m. 4.5 ft.; 10.20 p.m. 2.7 ft. Tuesday. Dec. 5. H. W. 5.02 a.m. 8 ft.; 5. 0 p.m. 7.8 ft. L. W. 10.59 a.m. 4.3 ft.; 11.38 p.m. 3.5 ft. Wednesday, Dec. 8. H.
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    AROUND THE MARKETS
    377 5 Sterling Tin Shares r avoured: Rubbers Unchanged By Our Financial Correspondent Singapore, Nov. 30. THE heating-up of the RussianFinnish situation has had a rather a dampening effect on the London Stock Exchange but failed to affect sterling tin shares. There is a long list of good buying
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    125 5 Suigapcrr. Nov. 30. noon. Buyers Sellers Gambler $7 50 Hamburg Cube $14 Oo Java Cube $12 00 Whit? Muntok $13.00 White S17.50 Black 8.50 ?opra Mi::ed S4.25 Sun Dried $4 60 iago Flour No 1 I :ng ,i $6.85 Fair $6.85 Sarawak $7.00 $7.00 iclotong Palembang $12.50
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    TIN CONTROL IN JOHORE
    436 5 "Inequitable" Says Pelapah Chairman THE heavy incidence of tin control on Pelapah Tin Dredging, Ltd., was referred to by the chairnan when addressing shareholders at the annual meeting in London on Nov. 9. He said that the company was originally allotted an assessment of 16,356 piculs
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    91 5 Thursday, Nov. 30, noon. Buyers Sellers Prices Prices No IX R.S.S. (Spot 100 <•> 39 33 i No- IX RS.S r.o.b In rases December 39 Vi 39 'j (i.l- A.Q RS.S. f.o.b In bales December 38? i, 38 T y A.Q R.S.S. f.o.b In bales
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    EXPORT OF GUNNY BAGS PROHIBITED
    24 5 A FEDERATED Malay States Government, gazette notification .i^usd last i ight prohibits entirely the export cf empty gunny bags.
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION 421 Tons Sold Yesterday
    165 5 SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION 421 Tons Sold Yesterday THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce 1 Rubber Association held Its l. 462 nd auction yesterday when there were: lb. tons Catalogued 1,314,179 586.69 Offered 1,261.881 563.34 Sold 943,103 421.03 Spot London 11 ll|l6d. New York 20 cents PRICES REALIZED Ribbed Smoked Sheets Cents
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    103 5 DURING the week ending Nov. 18, 1939, exports of canned pineapples I frcm Malayan ports amounted to 6,371 cases, of which: 2,500 (38 per cent) cases were to the United Kingdom, nil < per cent) cases to the Continent of Europe. 1,700 (25 per cent) cases
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    SMALLER DEMAND FOR RUBBER FROM U.S.A.
    85 5 market, issued this mrrning, Lewis < and Peat (Singapore) Ltd write:— i After the firmness of last week a slight reaction has set in, and prices i have sagged here daring the past few < days. j The demand :;om the U.S.A. has <
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    EXPORT DUTY ON TIN-ORE COLLECTED
    44 5 THE Malayan Governments collected $2,274,992 from the export duty on tin-ore in September and $1,824,547 in October The total amount collected in the ten months ended October is I $9,495,525, compared with $7,128,898 in the corresponding period of 1938.
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    EXCHANGES
    178 5 .Masters.. The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING London T.T 2/<> 1 16 London demand 2/4 1/16 Rate for freight 2/4',» Lyons demand 2050 Switzerland demand 207 Hamburg demand New York demand 46% Montreal
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    LONDON DEMAND FOR TIN SHARES
    780 5 Arnhem Smelter Now Almost Closed (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 14. •THERE is a steady, ever strengthening demand on the London Stock Exchange for Malayan tinmining shares and also for the issues of the several well-known holding companies. Stockbrokers are tipping the shares to
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    SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER
    51 5 THE directors of Sungel 3agan Rubber Co. Ltd. have made a forward sale of five tons of standard smoked sheet monthly for the first quarter of 1940 at 40% cents a pound f.o.b. for January delivery and 37 csnts a pound f.o.b. for delivery in February and
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      38 5 I Just Arrived I Imo HILLM AN MINX I ALSO 1939 MODELS AT REDUCED PRICES I I LYONS MOTORS LTD. I ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. UNIVERSAL CARS LTD. WEARNE BROS LTD. IPOH <k PENANC. K. L. MALACCA SEREMBAN MUAR.
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      255 5 THE UNIVERSAL FIXER. MENDS ANYTHING. A necessity in every home. 50 cents per tubs.— Obtainable at Chemists. Stores, (rrorcrs. Dispensaries, etc. Sole Distributors: GRAFTON LABORATORIES., LTD. Singapore and Koala Lumpur. BEST FOR RESULTS HIS MASTER'S VOICE AMERICAN (|Ef jj RADIOS Sole Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO. 122-124, Orchard Rd., Spore.
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      267 5 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12. Cecil Street Singapore. Telephone: Manater't Office 8444 Sab-Manager's Office SMI i Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188.9 Cable Address: "CHIINGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. S 10.000.000.01 Reserve Funds In excess of Ch. f 5.200.000.M Total Assets approximately Ch. 2.647.000.000.M Tse-Vung
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      163 6 NEXT WEEK (ALHAMBRA II 1 1"" t "^»*i**i'==| F AYE BENN bTT X ILLY H IAIL SPIN J|K4 iOAN DAVIS CHARLES FARRELI Uffcf JANE WYMAN KANE RICHMOND ■PSHi A ?oih Cvnlwry-Fea Pi«»«r« IXMAS SALE NOW ON I f y t^ |o^ aT*^r*^^^^Bt^^^^T^j A I .lii,.\T Ol- (iu<«i>S FROM I'iKLNG HAVE
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    HITLER'S POSITION BECOMES "WELL-NIGH INTOLERABLE"
    445 7 Press Comment On Tightening Of Allied Contraband Control TTITLER'S present situation in which the Allies are simply sitting tight and letting the blockade work while they strengthen their own positions, must be well-nigh intolerable," declares the Chicago Daily News, commenting on the Allied decision to
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    German Troop Dispositions
    248 7 r\ETAILS of the disposition of GerU man troops on the Western Front are given i>y Charles Morice in Petit Parisien. He states that in each division, battalions are placed one behind the other. The first battalion has the duty of holding the advance posts, the second supports
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    Events Working In Allies' Favour
    111 7 IN his speech at Chelsea, the Lord Privy Seal, Sir Samuel Hoare, referred to the new mines being us;d by the Germans which, he j said, would be beaten as they were beating the U-boat campaign. There would be losses, he added. That was inevitable
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    DEFEATING GERMAN MINE POLICY
    111 7 Stockholm, Nov. 29. IT is reported that the Allies are now building a new type of minesweeper to combat the German magnetic devices, says a Havas message. The magnetic mine, the newspaper Social Democraten recalls, is an old Swedish invention dating back to 1908 and patented
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    No Nazi Railway Stock For The Argentine
    66 7 pERMAN manufacturers have told the Argentine State Railways that they cannot fulfil the £1.000,000 contract for railway stock because of wartime '.v f rictions, says Reuter. Wh .at md wool from the Argentine were io have been bartered for railway equipment, and the
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    ARCHAEOLOGIST DEAD
    19 7 THE death has occurred of Professor Ernest Arthur Gardner, the archaeologist, aged 77, reports Reuter from London.
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      263 7 box office TO-DAjT PHONE wA udU^ull ww i JEVERY JEtfT/1 TIP-UP dRMCHfIIRj 6.15-9.15 i i IT »ooT H^^n fiF --^m run UNITED ARTISTS "THE LION HAS WINGS" ALEXANDER KORDA'S SPLENDID FILM OF THE R.A.F. IN WAR TIME. THIS PICTURE HAS CREATED A DEEP IMPRESSION ON TKE PACKED AUDIENCES WHO HAVE
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1939. (89th. Day of the War.) THE ATTRACTIONS OF PEACE
    1184 8 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1939. (89th. Day of the War.) THE ATTRACTIONS OF PEACE Japan's declaration of neutrality, or at any rate non-participa-tion, in the European war was a foregone conclusion. Germany' 1 perfidy has taught the Japanese a lesson, no doubt reminding them of the great
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    "LIMITED LIABILITY" WARFARE
    1559 8 Economic Pressure Is The Main Weapon By Our Military Correspondent London, Nov. 11. TTHE situation on the Western Front is far from the stalemate which will lead to a winter of trench warfare. Hitler has been asking the advice of his soldiers, but merely to cover the
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      MAGNETIC MINES
      92 8 Another Suggestion For Fighting The Menace To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, I also do not profess to know much about mines, but I submit the following suggestion for what It is worth If all our convoyed ships were to follow the exact course of a
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      "THE HUMBLE AYAM"
      370 8 A Poultry Keeper Seeks Assistance To the Editor of the Straits Time* Sir,— As cne who keeps a lew birds as 0 hobby, tie i^tter by Air. o M Harding in your Issue of Nov. 25 interested me Jrnnu'nsclv. I tuhy endorse his views. It is time
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      WARTIME PROFITS
      127 8 Tin And Rubber Boom In Malaya To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir. I was struck by a paragraph in the London Letter published by the Singapore Free Press last Monday. Permit me to quote it:— Do they knew there is a war on in Malaya, I
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      "NASTIES"
      118 8 Pronunciation We All Understand To the Fditor of the Straits Time. Sir,— l have heard the name Nazi pronounced In many different ways ie "Nazeys," "Nascies," "Natzees 'Natcees,' "Notzies" and "Notcees." When I was in school, there were two ways of pronouncing Latin words. One was known as the
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      BRITAIN'S CHILDREN
      145 8 Is There No Safe Place Jr The Empire? To the £i*'.u,r of the Straits Times Sir, I was really shocked to see in your London Letter, printed on Nov. 14, that our future men of the Empire. Great Britain's children, are being sent to the United States "out
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      87 8 AMONG THE NUDISTS. Frances and Mason Merrill. This book Is a charmine and informal account of a Young American couple's experiences while testing the theory of Nudism, and tells the truth about motives. Mixed companions. Health and Emotions. With 22 unchanged Photos. Price $3.00 or $3.30 Poet Free. G. H.
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    GRAVE TURN TO RUSSO-FINNISH CRISIS
    618 9 Diplomatic Relations Broken Off RED ARMY "PREPARED NOW FOR ALL EVENTUALITIES" Molotov Repeats Serious Charges Against Helsinki IN a broadcast over the Moscow wireless, M. Molotov, the Soviet Premier and Foreign Minister, announced that Russia has severed diplomatic relations with Finland owing to Finnish provocation."
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    MINED VESSEL SINKS IN TWO MINUTES
    53 9 'THIRTEEN members of the crew wero lost and four were saved by a minesweeper and taken to hospital when the British steamer Rubislaw '1,023 tons) struck a mine and sank ofl th" south-east coast on Tuesday. Thp ship sank within two minutes of striking
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    LAST-MINUTE WARNING
    397 9 Tension Between Nations Grows FINLAND'S reply t:> Russia's renunciation of the non-aggres-sicn pact was made yesterday, but its contents are not yet known. Political circles in Moscow, according to a Moscow telegram, :cnsidered that while the denunciation of the Soviet-Finnish Pact greatly increases the tension, it does not
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    American Trade With Neutral States
    125 9 Washington, Nov. 29. OTATE Department officials are considering the possibility of relaxing the operation of the Neutrality Act so as to permit American goods to be carried to neutrals via a belligerent port without insisting on transfer of title beforehand. It is stated that the
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    BATTLE WITH DEUTSCHLAND
    471 9 Graphic Stories By Survivors London, Nov. 29. a GRAPHIC stcry of the flght the A Rawalpindi put up against the German pocket battleship Deutschland and another warship was related by an old R.N.R. man who saw service in H.M.S. Malaya at the battle of Jutland. He was
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    FRESH THREAT BY GERMANY
    63 9 Berlin, Nov. 29. THE vernment has announced that it reserve; the right to take counter-measures against the British Order-in-Cuuncil authorizing the seizure of German exports. The announcement describes the British measure as "another breach of international law which hits neutrals as much a; Germany." The announcement
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    Hitler Again Meets His War Chiefs.
    46 9 HITLER had a conference with the chiefs of the armed forces yesterday. Ribbentrop, the German Foreign Minister, had an audience with the Papal Nuncio in Berlin yesterday. It is reported that the Papal Nuncio is to visit Hitler shortly. Reuter.
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    4 CANADIAN AIRMEN KILLED IN CRASH.
    37 9 IT is officially announced in London that four members of the Royal Canadian Air Force lost their lives when a twin-engined bomber crashed at an advanced training station near Quebec. Router.
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    Soviet Bid To Improve Relations With Japan
    94 9 Tokio, Nov. 30. T*HE Soviet Government favours closer and more amicable relations with Japan, declares the Asahi, which understands that the Soviet Ambassador (M. Smetanin) has indicated to the Japanese Foreign Minister (Admiral Nomura) that Moscow is willing to negotiate a solution of
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    WORLD FREE TO JUDGE
    288 9 German Bid To Evade Blame London, Nov. 30. "THE Foreign Office last night replied to the German publication which has attempted to refute the British Blue Book on Germany s war guilt. Apparently the German Government is now claiming that the British Foreign Secretary (Lord Halifax)
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    Mass Production Of New French Tank
    144 9 Paris, Nov. 30. type of small tank to accom- pany attacking trcops is bsino: mads for the French Airny by mass production. Military experts are enthusiastic about these tanks. They are extremely simply constructed. Due to a system of internal rivets and bolts, there
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    FLOODS IN HOLLAND
    36 9 Amsterdam. Nov. 30. CLOODS in Holland are creating difficulties in river traffic. The Netherlands Government yesterday denied a report that there was danger of the dykes bursting or of rerious flooding occurring.— Reuter.
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    FLEW PLANE WHOSE WINGS WERE ALMOST GONE
    247 9 London, Nov. 29. IYETAILS of Monday's successful R.A J. flight over north-west Germany reveal the amazing story of how a crippled British plane, piloted by two young New Zealanders, reached home although only the framework of one wing was left and half of
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    Germany Loses Four Planes
    213 9 Germany Loses Four Planes London, Nov. 30. GERMANY lost four more planes yesterday. One was shot down by an R.A.F. fighter ovtr the north-east coast of England (see page 16) and three others made forcsd landings in neutral countries. Of the three planes which landed In neutral territory, one came
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    HUGE WAR EXPENSES
    260 9 Statement By Sir J. Simon London, Nov. 30. /"\UR expenditure on the war and other services is now at a rate equivalent to £2,400,000,000 yearly, an increase of about two-thirds of the rate at which we were previously spending, stated Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
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    CHINESE FINANCIAL CONFERENCE
    70 9 Shanghai, Nov. 30 /CONSIDERABLE interest has been aroused in local Chinese financial circles by a Chinese report that the Ministry of Finance of the Chinese National Government has summoned the third national financial conference to be held at Hong Kcng on Dec. 2. Questions on the agenda
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    HOW RICE CULTIVATION IS BEING HELPED
    810 10 Padi Planters Require Adequate Irrigation MALAY COLONIST CAN NOW GET SUITABLE LAND (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 29. DETAILS of the Drainage and Irrigation Department's schemes to increase the production of padi in Malaya, were given by Mr. P. McNee, senior Drainage
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    Magna Charta To Be Kept In America
    96 10 THE rare copy of Magna Charta which was exhibited at the New York World Fair, is to remain in America for the duration of the war. Lord Lothian, British Ambassador in Washington, on Tuesday entrusted it to the safe keeping of the Congress
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    154 10 SINGAPORE ALCLPHI HOTKL U:r.ncr Concert. RAtM.h> MUIKI Orchestral Concert 8 15 to 9.15 p.m. Special St. Andrew's Dinner .5: Dance < Formal i 9.45 to Midnight CARKICK rrK'TKK. GKVLAncI Daniel Boone Pareh (A Malay 'Talkie at 7.45 p.m. CULM UOKII) Cab.in 9 p.m. to Midnight. Sky: n Atjiiinst Woman.
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    NDIAN ARMY OFFICER INJURED IN CRASH
    144 10 Car Accident In Johore: Lance-Corporal Hurt (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 30. MAJOR DENTON and Lance-Corpo-ral Abdul Karim, of the Royal Indian Army Military Carps, Singapore, were admitted to the Johore Bahru hospital yesterday, as a result of a motor accdent at
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    P.C.'s FATAL FALL AT POLICE STATION
    75 10 A VERDICT of death by mis2dven- ture was returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G Porter, vesterclay, at an inquest on a police constable Moham.d bin Abdullah, 20, who died in hospital on Nov. 21. Medical evidence revealed that death was due to
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    HEADING IN WARTIME
    55 10 A SUGGESTION that short stories, lasting 15 minutes in reading, ;>huuld be given over the 8.M.8.C was made by Mr. Richard Sidney, in a. talk on Books in Wartime," to the Rotary Club yesterday. Mr. Sidney spoke of broadcasting and newspapers. "We need both the radio I
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    KONGSI SCHOOL IN MALACCA
    446 10 From Night Classes To New Building CHINESE EDUCATION IN SETTLEMENT (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Nov. 29. HOW a night school begun seven years ago with 12 pupils had grown until now a school building for day classes is required for 400 pupils was described by
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    AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRIES
    338 10 AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIES Finding Jobs For Malayan Youth (From Our Own Correspondent* Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 29. THE universal adoption of the "direct method" of teaching English in Malayan schools is mentioned in the latest report of the Director of Education. Some secondary schools are now equipped with science laboratories, and the
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    N.I. CHINESE NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED
    64 10 ABATAVIA message states that the Chinese dally newspaper Sin Po, well-known in Java, has been suspended for eight days from to-day by the Netherlands Indies authorities because it has published articles which arc considered to be anti-Japanese. This is the second time that the Sin Po
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    23 10 British Cs rDycri putting cut to sea rt the brsak of dav/n, to ca^ry o'\ their job of hunting dawn the Nazi U-boats.
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    MODERN HOMES FOR S.H.B. ARTISANS
    250 10 To Be Opened To-morrow By Colonial Secretary THE opening of the Singapore Harbour Board's new arti- sans' quarters at Morse Road, Keppel Harbour, by Sir Alexander Small, the Colonial Secretary, to-morrow provides skilled employees of the Board with a new housing colony in the design
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    HOW RAWALPINDI SANK : GERMAN ACCOUNT
    51 10 HOW RAWALPINDI SANK GERMAN ACCOUNT Berlin. Nov. 29. THERE was a series of terrific explosions in the Rawalpindi To .lowing German gun fire, according to an eye-witness account of her sinking, issued by the German news agency. The Rawalpindi's munitions blew up and the vessel was a mass of fire.
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    17 10 OERR Philip Scheidmann. former German Chancellor, died in Copenhagen yesterday. He had lived there since 1934.— Reuter
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    No War Hatred In The Schools
    107 10 MR. Edward C. S. Edkins, assistant Director of Education (Chinese schools) said at Malacca yesterday that he had seen in articles in the newspapers about "wartime education." In his opinion, that was a mistake. "There should be no special education, no narrowing down of
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    ST. JOHN CERTIFICATES
    54 10 THE St. John Ambulance Association announces that certificates in first aid and home nursing, won at examinations held at Tan Tock Sen? hospital 'Oct. 12 and 25) the general hospital (Nov. 20 and 21). and the old Supreme Court (Oct. 20) are now available at the association's
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    20 10 Dr. Marmaduke Dodsworth. District Superintendent for Perak and Penang of the Methodist Church, Is gcing to the U.S.A. in January.
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    20 10 During their three weeks' tour of Kinta the Wuhan Songsters havo raised $175,000 in aid of the China Relief Fund.
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    NO CLEMENCY FOR REBELS
    186 10 Thai Petitions To King Dismissed INSURRECTIONISTS TO DIE (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 30. IT was announced to-day that 1 petitions to the King made by the 18 persons sentenced to death by the Special Court last week for insurrection have all been dismissed. After
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    MORE GIFTS FOR INDIAN TROOPS' ENTERTAINMENT
    158 10 THE following further contributions to the Indian Troops Entertainment Committee are announced by Ral Bahadur Mehta Prithvi Chand, hon. secretary of the fund: Previously acknowledged $1,461; Mr. M. A. Reshty Sl5; Mr. J. B. Ross $25: Mr Daulatram Lakhpatrai $10; Mr. G. Uttamram $25:
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    PENANG FARMERS AND THE HILL LANDS
    77 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Nov. 30. THE order forbidding farmers to cultivate crops on the hill slopes near Glugor Village is causing considerable anxiety in the rural districts. More than 160 Chinese farmers are affected, and have stopped work. Following a petition, the
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    37 10 Mr. Leong Yin Nyean, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Lecng Sin Nam of Ipoh. was married to Miss Ng Palk Kirn. third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N? Tuck C'nn at Ipoh town hall on Tuesday.
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    Chinese Translation Of Fermor Report
    107 11 (From (Mir Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 30. T!IK I'rrak Mining and Planting: Association is holding a meetins at the Pcrak Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Saturday to consider Sir Lewis Fermor's report on the mining industry in Malaya. Representatives of the Perak Miners' Association will
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    Registration Of Man-Power Ends To-day
    215 11 Registration Of Man-Power Ends To-day I^HK registration of male British Europeans in Singapore will be completed at 4 p.m. to-day, one month from its start. It is estimated that roughly 1,800 will have registered, which is officially described as fully up to earlier expectations." Among them are British seamen from
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    HEADMASTER'S SAFETY FIRST FILM
    87 11 A ML.'. I on the safety first campaign in Singapore, produced by Capt. K. W. Watson-Hyatt, principal of Cutram School, and directed by Mr. A. G. Meyer, with the help of the local police, was screened at Outram School last night. The film, which was made
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    JUDGE WARNS ASSIZE JURY ABOUT'OUTSIDE DISCUSSIONS'
    1252 11 Further Evidence Given In Alleged Bank Cheating Case LEGAL ARGUMENT ON A LETTER HEARD BY COURT IN CAMERA A WARNING by Mr. Justice Pedlow that their deliberations should be confined strictly to the evidence adduced in court and not be influenced by any outside
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    SUSPICIONS OF AN AUDITOR
    294 11 Cashier's Breach i Of Trust pLEADING guilty to breach of trust I of $3,532 belonging to the firm I Heng Swee Hee, a cashier with 15 years' service with Getz Brothers and Co., was sentenced to one year's rigorous im- I P'-lsonment in the district court
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    EARL OF ATHLONE ON MORAL REARMAMENT
    98 11 MAJOR-GENERAL the Earl of Athlone, uncle of the King, will broadcast from London on "Moral Rearma- ment" to-morrow Friday) at 10.45 p.m. Greenwich time. Malayan time is 6.05 a.m. on Saturday. Dec. 2. Last year on Armistice Day Lord j Athlone and others declared
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      383 12 EYES More Advice For "Rationalist" To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— l have just read "Rationalist's" last letter appearing in to-day's issue of the Straits Times, and certain passapes seem to call for comment. For "Rationalist" to say he is "more competent to judge than an
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      568 12 A Controversy Begins To Warm Up To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— l marvel that you can be so forbearing as to permit the publication of the recent letters by "The Troublesome Continental." I can do no better than agree with your correspondent "Onlooker" that he
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      317 12 "Exceptions" Who Make Life Worth Living To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— With reference to the battle now going on in your correspondence columns between "The Troublesome Continental" and "Rationalist," my experiences with an English woman doctor, an English business man and a German business man
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      WAKING US UP
      725 12 Curious Anomaly Of The Two Continentals To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir,— lt is surely a curious anomaly that two Continentals. ("Troublesome" and "Unrepentant") should go out of their way in a British Colony to Jolt us into a sense of proportion and at the
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      181 12 Russia's Role In Making Of Peace To the Editor cf the Straits Times Sir,— May I, as a regular reader of 1 your paper, be allowed to congratulate "Rationalist" on his sensible and manly j replies to the hysterical" vituperations of that old woman in trousers,
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    LITTLE BOY'S WEIGHT WENT UP LIKE MAGIC
    266 13 Reid this Schoolmaster s Story Horn anxious fat ?ers und mothers g3t hen they sec their little cnes losing weight. Those thin, pathetic little arms p.nd lc'.'s, those ribs sticking up through the nc.vh, thos? hollow little c leeks do tht'V mean that
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    DEFENCE REGULATIONS AND BRITISH CIVIL LIBERTIES
    413 13 Amendments Made After AllParty Conference London, Nov. 2D. FOLLOWING criticism in the House of Commons that certain of the Defence Regulations constituted too great an infringement on civil liberty, the Home Secretary consulted a committee consisting of members of all political parties. Discussions resulted
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    Tientsin Blockade "Still Necessary
    103 13 Tientsin Blockade "Still Necessary Tokio, Nov. 29. AT v Press conference to-day the Foreign Office spokesman, Mr. Suma, discussing his tour in China, taid he was especially struck by the j unswerving efforts of the Japanese forces to protect third Power Interests, especially in Nanking and Tientsin. He added that
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    41 13 IT was announced yesterday that the South Africa meat control board is arranging to export a further 20X03 carcases of mutton to the United Kingdom by Jan. 15, bringing the total export of meat for this setson to 70.000 caresses. Reuter.
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    Cabinet Resignation Rejected By Chiang
    88 13 Chungking:. Nov. 29. GEN. Chiang Kai-shek has rejected the resignations of the Cabinet ministers which had been handed in en bloc as a matter of routine when Gen. Chiang was appointed president of the Executive Yuan by the sixth plenary session of the Central Executive
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    Japanese Press Attack On U.S.
    157 13 Tokio, Nov. 29. GREAT BRITAIN S interference with neutral shipping can be traced to the United States' new neutrality law," says the Asahi lhimbun, commenting on the Allied decision to seize all German exports on the high seas in retaliation for Germany's illegal unrestricted mine
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    U.S. ISOLATIONIST ANGERS CHINA
    145 13 Appeal For New Trade Pact With Japan Chungking. Nov. 29. AN alleged statement by Senator 1 Borah, advocating consideration of a new Japanese-American trade treaty, has aroused a storm of protest I from Sino-American organizations all over China. Various Chinese organizations have i cabled protests to
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    CONTRABAND RUBBER BEING AUCTIONED
    56 13 Marseilles, Nov. 29. AN auction sale will be held here shortly of contraband goods seized aboard vessels of all nationalities and brought in by blockade patrol ships. The list of goods is headed by rubber, followed by metals, including wolfram, copper, tin, iron-ore and aluminium and
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    23 13 A Japanese field dispatch reports that all foreign residents in Nanning are safe. They are two British, seven French and two Americans. —Reuter.
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      193 13 Broadcasting TO-DAY SINGAPORE /All. 1.33 roc s (223m.) ZHP 9.69 me/s (38.96m.) p.m. 1.15 Miscellaneous programme of gramophone records. 1.30 The news and mid-day rubber and tin prices. Interval. 5.03 Hindustani music, v 5.30 Popular Cantonese music, t 5.55 Cantonese drama "Bai Kum Hua." < 6.35 Cantonese selections, t 7.00
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      214 13 EMPIRE STATION The following: Is a summary of the BBC. overseas programmes: p.m. 6.20 Light music. 6.50 Pull news bulletin. 7.20 "Accent on Rhythm." 7.35 "Eight Bells" a nautical i-.ay. 8.35 News summary. 8.50 B.B.C. military band light music. 9.20 Scottish programme In honour of St. Andrew's Day. 10.20 "Background
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    GALLOWAY CUP WON BY RAFFLES COLLEGE
    530 14 Medicals Beaten In Annual Rugger Match Yesterday DUSHING, bustling and forcing their opponents oil the ball, Raffles College retained the Sir David Galloway Cup for the third year in succession, when they beat Medical College by nine points (two tries and a penalty goal)
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    I.S.B.A. AND BOXING IN WAR-TIME
    354 14 London. I^UCH misunderstanding has arisen, writes the boxing correspondent of the London Times, as to the precise attitude of the Imperial Services Boxing Association to the sport, whether amateur r. professional, in war-time. The representatives of the Royal Navy and Marines, the Army, and the
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    Sale Of Aga Khan's Horses Not Imminent
    150 14 London, Nov. 8. TTHE British Bloodstock Agency, official London agents for the Aga Khan, who several weeks ago announced his willingness to sell any ot his horses at a suitable price. Inform me that although they have had numerous Inquiries, no sale of
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    WOMEN'S GOLF AT KEPPEL CLUB
    173 14 THE women's match between the Royal Singapore Golf Club and the Keppel Golf Club, played yesterday over the course of the Keppel Golf Club, resulted in a win for the R.S. G.C. by 7?4 points to 3*4. Full results were (R.S.G.C. players first): Mrs. E
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS EVENTS
    41 14 Boxing: Mortell vs. Boy Quec, JIappy World. Rugby: Combined Depots vs. S.R.C., S.R.C. Hockey: S.C.C. vs. Gordon Highlanders, S.C.C.; Police vs. Manchesters, Tanglin; Y.M.C.A. vs. 7th Mountain Battery, Prince Edward Road; Khalsa Assn. vs. Colts Hockey Club, Khalsa.
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    Home Racing Will Soon Be Normal
    315 14 Home Racing Will Soon Be Normal London Nov. 8. A RETURN to normal National Hunt prizes, a £500 steeplechase at Newbury on Dec. 30, and the likelihood of much-improved prize money for next flat-race season —thsse racing developments are, I am able to reveal, the results of nine days of
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    S.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS
    40 14 THE final of the Commercial Houses Tournament in the Singapore badminton championships between 3oustead's Badminton Team and Fraser and Neave Sports Club will be played at the Clerical Union. Haw-Par Hall, on Saturday, commencing at 2.15 pm. shatp.
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    LA. HOCKEY
    46 14 The following will represent theI A. at hockey against Raffles College on the lA. ground tomorrow:-- J. Pierre- J. J. Peter and M. 8. Dhass: K. Shanmugam, Uttam Singh and O Kennedy; V. C. Kannan, P. Henry, Capt. Wanchoo, Tharam Singh and Babu Singh.
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    SOCCER IN SELANGOR
    412 14 Methodist Old Boys Beat V.I. Old Boys (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 28. WHEN the Methodist Boys School an*! the Victoria Institution dash at soccer there is always a large crowd present to see the encounter, for they are assured of a thrilling struggle*. Yesterday
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    JOHORE XV TO MEET ARMY AT RENGAM
    63 14 THE following Is Johore's team to meet the Army at Re«gam on Saturday In the Malaya Cup. V. O. Mabln; G. Moore, S. W. Sidford. H M Gray C. N. Hogan <*. McGubbin, J. Hodgeson; H. M. Williams, H. I. M:Lennan (capt.) F.
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    BIG DIVIDENDS AT SELANGOR RACES
    1643 15 Upsets By Lady Ida, Glamour And Work Play (From Our O r n Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 29. AN equal number of outsiders and well-backed horses won at this afternoon's races here in the first day of the Selangor Turf Club's winter race meeting. Glamour
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    POT AND PUTT CHALLENGE
    108 15 London, Not. 5. WORLD SNOOKER champion, Joe Davis, is Henry Cotton's latest challenger. But it's a new kind of challenge. Joe wants to play him at snooker zs well as golf. Davis made the offer yesterday, proceeds to go to the Red Cross fund. Conditions suggested
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    THORNYCROFTS BEAT HENDERSON B.P.
    119 15 •yHORNYCROFTS SPORTS CLUB played a badminton Iriendly of five singles and two doubles with the Henderson BadmintDn Party on Saturday, at their court and won by four games to three. Results were (Thornycroft players mentioned first): Singles:— D. Lange lost Chia Boh Whatt 9—15. 11—15: Lye
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    ECLIPSE B.P. BEAT J.C.S.A. IN CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS
    226 15 PTHE Eclipre Badminton Party gained 'heir first point in the local interclub badminton championships when they scored a four-one victory over 'he Junior Civil Services Association last night at the Clerical Union Hall. Although the standard did not reach a high level, the
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    Scotland vs. Rest Soccer
    27 15 Scotland beat The Rest in yesterday's annual soccer match on the S.C.C. padang. This picture shows ihe game in progress. Straits Times picture.
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    STRAITS TIMES SELECTIONS
    73 15 IN a day of up ;ets at yesterday's Selangor races. Straits Times selections showed three straight winners with Spring Girl, Lay Off and Prinress Prim. Lay Off was given as the best bet for the day. Our Kuala Lumpur racing cprrespondent had one straight winner, Resistance, while
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    To-Night's Boxing At Happy World
    118 15 MORTELL MEETS QUEE 'THE FEATURE bout in to-night's boxing at the Happy World covered stadium is between Johnny Mortell and Boy Quee, who fought a draw about a month ago. In the previous bout Quee was outclassed in the early rounds, but he rallied strongly
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    S.C.C. RUGGER ON
    131 15 SATURDAY THE annual S.C.C. Rugby match between Scotland and The Rest will not played this year, but a match between Colours and Whites has been arranged for Saturday and the teams will be Colours: L. G. Robertson: A. P. Craigie, W. J. N. Lee, G. B. Potter,
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    RAIN INTERFERES WITH ANNUAL SOCCER
    161 15 RAIN INTERFERES WITH ANNUAL SOCCER Scotland Beat Rest I—o SCOTLAND beat The Rest by one goal to nil in the annual soccer match played on the S.C.C. padang yesterday. Rain fell in torrents shortly after the kick-off, but play continued and, midway in the first half, Macßeath notched the winner
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    ALL-BLUES RUGGER FINAL ON DEC. 17
    52 15 'From Our Own Correspondent) j Scremban. Nov. 28. TTHE fifth final of the All-Blues Cup competition takes place at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 17, on the Selangor Club padans between Perak and Singapore. Mrs. A. F. Taylor will giveaway the cup at the conclusion
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    match. S.C.C. HOCKEY
    68 15 match. S.C.C. HOCKEY The following have accepted to play for the S.C.C. vs. the Gordon Highlanders to-day at the S.C.C: Lt. R. A. St. C. Sprou!-3olton R. h. U. Todd, PayLt. G. C. Fortin: S. T. Monk, W. J. Peel, Capt. J. R. Kcllett: Capt. R. G. J. Kingsmill. T.
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    MAXFLI B.P.
    68 15 A friendly badminton mat^h of Ihroe singles and two doubles between the Maxfli Badminton Party and the Thornycroi't Spcrts Club will be played off on Sunday at 3.00 p.m. at the former's court. Maxfli team will be selected from the following: Ang Gher Yong. Lee Kheng Chiang, Tay
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    726 16 Division Is Leaving For Europe Shortly "ROYAL NAVY ABLE TO PROTECT THE COMMONWEALTH FROM AGGRESSION" AUSTRALIA has decided to send a land expeditionary i* force to Europe. It will probably proceed overseas early in the New Year and, after further training, a division should
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    568 16 Thrilling Duel Off NorthEast Coast Of England A GERMAN aeroplane was brought down about five miles off the Northumbrian coast yesterday morning, reports Reuter. The plane, a Heinkel raider, was shot down after a thrilling duel with a British fighter, the Heinkel crashing into
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    Rawalpindi Survivors Cheered In London
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    GURKHAS TO RELIEVE UNITS IN INDIA
    78 16 EIGHT battalions of Gurkha troops are being sent from Nepal early next year for garrison service in British India. They will relieve tro" present there for service elsev. The Gurkhas will be und. command of the eldest son of the Maharaja of NepaV This
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    Must Crush The Nazi Army
    327 16 "This Alone Will Bringj War To An End" London. Nov. 29. FIELD-MARSHAL LORD MILNE, who for seven years prior to 1933 was Chief of Imperial General Start, in a speech on the Address to the Throne in the House of Lords, de?larad that the great
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    30 16 London, Nov. 29 THE United States Ambassador. Mr. J. p. Kennedy, has left London for Paris en route to Washington, whither he has been called for consultation.—Reut«r.
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      17 1 tn A Malayan Bungalow STRAITS TIMES WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1939. No. 200.
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      Dinner Gown In White
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      Modern Heroines In Exile In The East
      717 1  - Modern Heroines In Exile In The East Ednah Prall By TT is true that the wives of rubber planters and tin miners in Malaya, and of those men employed on the oil fields of Borneo and Sumatra, may now enjoy a wireless set on their verandah, and a kerosene-run refrigerator
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      Shades Of Orange
      38 1 Shades Of Orange POINTED crepe marocain in l>rigat tones of orange and yellow on black is used for this extremely becoming: afternoon dress trimmed with black net insets on bodice and skirt, and black net at the hem.
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      32 1 f If 'Fl 111 Next season there will be as many loug blous. s-. as short ones. They are neatly fitted with tucks and darts and fastened v.'th buttons to the throat.
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      New Hair Styles
      367 1 WOMEN insist upon being decorative as well as useful, and indeed, by giving a little thought to this problem it is quite possible to be both. Perhaps the most important as?et to a woman's appearance is h-n* hair. But we haven't time to look after elaborate coiffures
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        70 1 r^ {Of)//? foremost among perfHmc* 1 of ihnrm and distinction. 1 t he Yardloy English Lavender 1 is the choice of every discriminating woman. The fragrance is like no other fresh, young and lovely Vardley English Lavender lavender Tilcwn Powder -m ft rJ exquisitely fine, cooling /A/t^l** 0 1 M
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      401 2  - Colour Plays An impprtant Part Our Lives Rachel Irvine By Good Influence On Nervous System JV4ORE and more, it is being recognized that colour plays an important psychological part in our lives, and that certain hues exert an influence, beneficial or otherwise, on our nervous systems. Especially during this time
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      460 2 JIG-SAW and cross-word puzzles are certainly having a new lease of life, these days. They provide a simple means of "escape" from the sterner realities of life when our nerves become jangled, and our brains are too tired to cope with more intricate kinds of "relaxation." The jig-saw
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      Blouse Which Stretches To Fit Any Figure
      381 3 Blouse Which Stretches To Fit Any Figure WHETHER you are now accustomed to wearing slacks or are -still in a skirt, you will probably find a blouse which stretches to any figure a delightful novelty. These blouses are near relatives to bathing suits. They are shirred all over with elastic
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      Wig Makers In Paris
      572 3 Wig Makers In Paris CASHIONS in hair change, but the wig shop is much the same now as it must have been thousands of years ago. The wooden heads and bundles cf Lair cannot alter, and. although the dressing rooms to which many wigs now find their way are the
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      312 3 JV/lUCH of the elegance of cookl™ll 1 ing depends upon the accompaniment to each dish being given careful consideration. This particularly applies to sauces which do not always get their due share of the cooks' talent. More importance now attaches to the question of savoury sauces,
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        299 3 TO BE SURE I OF YOUR POPULARITY KEEP YOUR UNDERARM DRY Your friends won't tell you and you probably won't detect perspiration odour on yourself. There's only one way to be sure Keep the underarm dry! Odorono docs more than merely deodorize perspiration .It gently checks underarm perspiration a practice
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        145 3 Light weight Wool Sports dresses suitable for the Hill Resorts. at 'ttiTAUX CHATS NOIRS?™ IS OUR PROBLEM IN OUR SHOP THERE ARE NUMEROUS ARTICLES THAT WOULD PROVE A READY-MADE SOLUTION OF YOUR GIFT PROBLEM. EVERYTHING WILL BE SO MUCH EASIER, IF YOU WERE TO PAY US A VISIT TO-DAY AND
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      Out Of Skirts And Into Slacks
      458 4 Out Of Skirts And Into Slacks /"*REAT BRITAIN'S women are playing their part in the war to the full. All classes have joined up, some as auxiliaries to the armed forces as clerks, mechanics, nurses, cooks, orderlies, and others in civil defence units, as air-raid wardens, ambulance drivers, auxiliary firewomen
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      368 4 Identity Discs For Wrists DOUND and oval identity discs on chain wristlets are now being worn, but with some women this is only a reminder of the charm of the vogue for initials in bright enamels which are put on slender bracelets. If your name is a short one, it
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      223 4 #~\LD fashioned black treacle is well worth while making a few experiments with. Remember that its sweetness makes the addition of a little lemon juice an improvement while grated lemon rind is also gocd with it. You might begin with Treacle pudding, a dainty too seldom served nowadays.
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        392 4 GIRL TELLS ALL! Is CROSS-EXAMINED by envious friends, she tells her secret— that luscious ice cream she just served was made with Jell-O Freezing Mix Jell-O Freezing Mix it a new kind of ice cream preparation in tins. Real cut-up fruits, or nut meats it comes to you complete, all
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      166 5 Tlie Queen was able to see for herself hon children evacuated from the London ?rea are getting on in rural surroundings, when she visited an evacuation school in Sussex. During the vhit she played with some of the children as the lower pi"ture shows. The Queen
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      849 6 Doctor's Black-Out Advice Saving Gas Cooking Victoria Chappelle Writes On AFTER snapping at the Domestic Treasure for the third time in two hours, I went out for a. walk to calm myself, tripped in the failing light on a loose paving stone just outside the doctor's, was saved from falling
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      1535 7 Women The War By Straits Times London Woman Correspondent DR1NCESS Elizabeth and Princess Margaret are keeping in close touch with their parents. Every evening Princess Elizabeth is allowed to put in a call to the Queen at Buckingham Palace and, with Princess Margaret to prompt her, she gives her mother
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        339 7 LADIES A WON D ERF HI, COLLECTION f SHOES AWAIT YOUR INSPECTION at PARMANANDS 42 HIGH ST. I POWOCRV m THIS I "GLARE-PROOF 'Powder flattering in evening light Under (he glittering evening lights does your powHer show op harsh and chalky Pond's "glare-proof coioun nevci embarrass you. They catch and
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      Gay Knitted House Coat
      475 8 QUICKLY knitted, and very simple to make, this little house of sports coat will be welcome to many women. Make it in a bright shade of double knitting wool— pillar-box red, emerald green, or vivid blue— and it will help to keep your spirits up! It
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