Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 22 October 1939

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    Masthead
    26 1 The Sunday Tribune p -jf c a km rniTi/M^i I o M. IYI. tDITION ■••■■•••■■••••■■■■■■^▲a VOL. 7— No. LV SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    Britain And The Seas
    264 1 Britain And The Seas UKRE are three stories which rereal the extent of Hrpißh Ktiprcmat'> on the nfian. ''trm.ii. I I at sunk by a BriM merchantman, a t.erman raider destroyed, the 2.<M)2 surrs of two torpedoed British iindul safelj m Bordeaux. STO.HY I »a Qcrmaii U-boa British •ship which
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    GERMANY COMPLETELY HEMMED IN
    827 1 War Minister Reviews Situation APPARENT INACTIVITY, DECISIVE MOVES week ol the war Mr. Hore-Belisha declared that .h,ee courses were open to Nazi Germany. and air. tr> and smash throuffh land sea 2 She could remain quiescent m the hope that we would prematurely take up the
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    ENGAGEMENT OVER NORTH SEA
    62 1 The A;r Ministry announce thai enemy aircraft v.cre sighted this afterneon by :i convoy In the North £:?a in reply a signal fighter aircraft was despatched and the enemy made off. An actual attack was macie on a convoy this afternoon by enemy aircraft Escort i
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    SIR DAVID GALLOWAY
    20 1 Saturday The condition of Sir David Galloway tat( (i al the Gem ral Ho pit il fhl
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    HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE ON WESTERN FRONT
    370 1 r £HJS mornings French communique from the western front says that patrols have been active, and there has been harassing fire by artillery. The German communique also speaks of increased artillery fire between Moselle and Saarbrucken, and reconnaissance at several points The German' claim
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    LLOYD GEORGE & PEACE
    194 1 LLOYD GEORGE PEACE London, Oct. 21. jyjtt. Lloyd George, addressing his constituents at Caernarvon, explained his recent Commons speech declaring thai he had been falsely accused of proposing surrender His speech, he said, had I misrepresented. Our cause In ence v/a.s a ju.st one and wo could mo! surrender it
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    Aircraft Over England
    147 1 Aircraft Over England London, (h-t. 21. AN air raid warning 1 was sounded m the north-east coast areas this afternoon. The all-dear signals wore given 24 minutes later. At one coast town gunfire and ths> orone of aeroplane engines were heard r-efcre flip warnings. Crcud.s on (ho way to foctball
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    $15,000 A DAY SPENT ON GAMBLING GAME
    102 2 $15,000 A DAY SPENT ON GAMBLING GAME Driver Exonerated Singapore, Saturday. J RUNNING across Killiney Road on October \> Sumadi bin Hassan, an tght-year-old Boyane i was knocked down by a motor car, and died before admission to the General Hospital. At the conclusion of the inquiry mto the de^th
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    Malayatlees To Meet
    75 2 Malayatlees To Meet I Singapore, Saturday. A meeting of the Malayalees of Singapore w!1! he iH'id In the Malaynlee Hindu Sanu (art onw- >•. siiat Rpnd. Singapore to-morrow at 4 p.m. tc tsa the desirability of changing the prrsent rommunal name to a common one i nd U u ni|
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    CEMENT & SUGAR PRICES
    116 2 CEMENT SUGAR PRICES I MAXIMUM prices have been iixed for t!it' sale of Japanese Port land cement. £:iie ex fodown by an importei must bo at rates not more than SO tents per M M). bag in Singapore and 85 tmi> pet 94 lb. hag in Ponanfc tir Malaeca. Foi
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    Colony's Most Costly Vice
    365 2 Colony's Most Costly Vice (Tribune Staff Reporter) fl'ESPITE every effort <>f Ihe Polite t<> suppress gambling in Singapore, at least $15,000 is s ill collected in this city daily in the Colony's oldest gaming racket, commonly known a< Chap li Kee. A ur«G i i 1 hou: ancls ol Singapore
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    £139 FOR TRIP TO ENGLAND-BY CAR
    628 2 £139 FOR TRIP TO ENGLAND -BY CAR (Tribune Staff Reporter) Tiils i« a story of the doin.es of three Singapore men. a second-hand car and their '\>v/ idea" which enabled them 4 o travel by the overland route .to England at a cost f Bl3s per head, a little over
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    HER HAND WENT DEAD
    220 2 HER HAND WENT DEAD Helpless \\itli ltheui,.i)(isni. At one time :he thought she- would loise tin v \jt her right hand. Bin ii i-ho staj d the "little daily <\ i at Kruschen, i f soou put her right. "1 was sure In a bad .statf,"' .she writes, 'iw fact
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    TYPHOID IN PENANG ABATING
    118 2 *****11 U H^portrr, srS Municipal Hfinli^gJ^ 1 'tn:.t.«n is (|rr, ni f|v '«;'> been fnrthcr notini,tSl hhrepon to the MunicSS "^rondnrv onc arP '-roam sfHw "Won taJtrtS thn ront^Lon "■H ice-crwiB, vrp sly i spomible for the rpidf. Dr. Brodtc said. p The autHi.rhi.-s mttt m,{
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    118 2 Singapore, Satorfaj AN attractive wedding t<n.k place this afternoon when Mr. Uvd II. ii^ Bartholomew, mim of m, i P. li.u IImJi.iihu, ol i he I M S Railways, and the late fttn. tmiii loiu!«, married i>> special Hcem Miss Eleanor i»hii» \\:> u-, tlaunhirr of Mr. and
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    22 Cane Marks On Little Girl
    152 2 Bingapoi Saturday. AHAROED with wilfully ussaultln L four year-old girl, Goh Chul N o P< a house In Serangoon Road on September 18. Mvi Ni?e Chee, a Chines woman was yesterday bound over In t!*« sum ut sio:) for mx months, by Mi L
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      422 2 ISA'1 1) VUMNGIH r DEBILIIY DESCHIENS' Syrup of Hstnogipbin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and stren*th^ f•» b*iu* iLa« «fcrus»4. r%« m«at. Medic»Ud wiAe* etc Hearing Restored, I Head Noises Banished «4 I bats Rlitarrti snd fa n natnrai way restores AA! 3ZIII jf nCSUJIS Koarini r the snout obstinate
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      156 2 Highßlood Pressure Kills Men Women Twice a.« many women as men suffer from HiKh Blood Pressure, whlcn is a mysterloua disease that starts about the tlm« of Change of Life and is tho r» ;«1 causa oi much heart trouble and later on <>t paralytic stroke Common symptoms oi HlKh
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      21 2 1 3400 f 1 9 15 SON. I A NEWS 7 SECOND~FlDDLf on. c imikv rox x\ I \N UU J^
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    Sea Throws Up Its Secrets -To Victory House, London
    211 3 Sea Throws Up Its Secrets -To Victory House, London (Tribune Staff Reporter) *j |LA1 is linked with Ir- Ion Houhc, kinjrswaj Loo. don in^ bccavw of h Im tiered and irater-logged rannr. barely eighi feet long. Twelve yearn ;.<">. ;t dug-out canoe, thrown up on the South African 0g{ near
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    POLICE BAND
    41 3 The Biiiiri of the Straits Settlement* Police will *J U Trlok Av.-r G p h; und^r £<" Hapman, bandmMter *reh "Mciiln Rond' OulUrtat. ovei ■»M«- H F llk 9E£- "ITu ?°"«7 fnntaM:i -HiinKarlan Medley lam, wait/ Stories of Vienna" Strn
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    HOME GROWN TOBACCO COMES INTO ITS OWN
    235 3 MALAYAS NEWEST INDUSTRY (Tribune Stall Reporter) \\K AUSE million of dollara a year g« ap m «oke, Rfalay. M i K h( ttve ;imjth^ n^N bdwtrv, and a paying one at that. CigareUea, fajes, gaspers, Hmoken I J (>I whatever other name thej
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    Kuala Lumpur Food Control Appeal Fails
    401 3 (From our On n Reporter) tm,. Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. f pusnMt appeal Rgainst sentence m a caae of profiteering was dismiMied »tertUy m the Supreme Court before the Chief Ju«tice Mr Just Poyner, irhen Mohammed Abubakar appealed a K ain«i H fine of *4W
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    PATRIOTIC FUND
    335 3 DONA1 IONS M. >,,,.,, P 1 < '^-t If \v. l> >1. PViOUsl) iX'klluW 1> il'.;i 06.70 Bell' V«be»toi uad Engineering (S s i Ltd Mr ii ad Mm Jui ua s Pisher ISO, n.i i w: !tea« .a Lit idi:t\v and < Ltd 1500 U and III
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    Japanese Business Man Fined
    367 3 Japanese Business Man Fined Singapore, Saturday. g. MOBIYAMA, of the Japanem Chamber < f Commerce, was to-da> charged with sending tw<» parcels addressed to Yoshizo Moriyama m Japan, which were declared to contain a book but wort.' found m each case to contain currency notes to the 'no <>f 2oi)
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    First Aid Examination Results
    243 3 First Aid Examination Results jpIRST Aid examination results for !!).">() for the men's divisions M t Ihe St, John Ambulance Brigade have been issued. Out of a total of 319 who were re-examined, 294 lass..,; giving a percentage of passes i f 92. Hundred per cent paaaea were I obtained
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      297 3 SB JF i■! I *^^k JSk il"■i h bI ■w«4J T7t!H iuJLiA til I A_~ J^SI A^i WKm I I BuS .b^^lillßl. t 3^ JB JmBHK 1 Jj y 'I1 1 I I P™^B Ji Js 'GIVE YOU THIS JSMb set free with I "I Train You at Home m
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      185 4 A Rollicking, Sidesplitting ne* M.G.M. Cmedy Hit, with JOt BROWN fighting BULLS and BANDITS m South America ami falling for the Miming, Saucy S norilas TO-IIAY at Hit- €\%PITOL Opening with 4 Shows II a.m. 3.15 6.15 9.15 i: I\n\^ \> *v him daive the jj '^ff"?^ rl?^ 1 With
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      398 4 The Bcrtcn's Perfed Comedy T<-;im hack m \rt;,, M TO-DAY (SUXDAYI Sllou v 1 1 a.m I •">. m .i 9.i5 1. ALr!A!VIBR/\ Hk I AMCC ttAT f Bella and _imu>l o A *X B E, t:ly I rodu^d by CfOff ALtcit) B^i Better Than The 2 Year Run Stage
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      73 4 P Positively Last Performance TO-NIGHT \T Ml PALACE Theatre Phone MM Worlds (ireatest master Magician And his Company oi International Entertainers Don't mm Seeing IHI r nd MlfiCil Show. I Prices. 25 c. 50 c. II c. $1 M t !S NEW -WORLD Idance Ipalace hi nn, (Thelarge-tAir-conditWl III!! Cabaret
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    "Awrkward Squad. Shun!" Father In Step In Malaya
    864 5  - "Awrkward Squad. Shun!" Father In Step In Malaya W.A. HARPUR HMMNNII L>V V I fg*RE in the A i my now Or soon shall i»<- v. hen the Governr nfn* Jl r diifi jask of l < joh which tf jj) rna >l<' it In raise um, btttaH- s "I"
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    Adoption Of Children As A Hobby
    104 5 Adoption Of Children As A Hobby iiHUT, Wales. j «s Dl kn, S No Mother," as sh«- liSSTln^u 11 8 ix children n other' lu wh adopted seven- !>' Hfddi Ul(l illst celebrated her V f u 0 «nniversary. Sh< b |S^hen d V th lUy li( l3lj V »">«
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1457 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES f |iHS article is by way of farewell. Not farewell altogether, for I hall still, all going well, be in touch with you by moans of the air mail But it ia farewell to Malaya. By the time these lines appear, I shall be on the high
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    WHAT BRITONS PAY IN INCOME TAX
    467 5 London, Oct. 4. EFFECT on various incomes of the increase of Is. 6d. this year and f year m the standard rate of income tax and the increase '"tax is shown m tables puUish^d m the Home press. Taxpayers may be- i 0 to
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    Let Adolph Cheer You
    81 5 UK wrote this in "Mcin 11 Kimpf": "The German^ have had sufficient experience to know how hard it is to coerce Borland I ran vividly recall to mind the astonfentd look, ot ma comrades when they found themselves face to face with the ranmies in Flanden
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      71 5 i:J^' > x^4? m^ tke finest butter von can put on if our table goo n. tlnecreamy $*f* O navour and rich g Iden colcu '3 th< c are the qualities you Phfo r win fmd m cvi ry Pat cl P.C B 7 '^€o.**^ Bui m w* mM BUrrzgL
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1334 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. VERA ARDMORE BY FHE Colonial Secretary and Lady Small held v very pica ant "At Home' to (Beers ot the 4th Battlion of the 19th Hyderabad Regiment on last Tuesday uitt moon. m spite of the threatening weather. the rain held off for the tennis
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      377 6 Robinson Co., Ltd. to am the lon of then- HAIRDR E S S I NG rVLOON also a PEDICI RIST DEPARTMENT, both under EXPERT supervision. Robinson Co., Ltd. RAFFUSS PLA' 2n«i n M YLETO HAIR COLOUR RESTORER G TV O" FADSD HAIR TO I MAI WALv v^ Ol per 7
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      617 6 *4^AsH bßh^** >!. LJ m <^^Md»sH^Bi ssv I aV.AMI i- t f 'f luxiry thdni- E^Kf I i.v it ..I 1 I jß^ .it i-.-'j live .■omen. Am.iini *9 i ties. Amirm ,9^H i Acs Obtainable HV/\ oil VB j,;. ,c write to 3 A T.GilUspit t P.O.Btm»l7t 7--AMAMI SHAMPOOS_
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      40 6 j n The "Elizabeth Arden Way" l On hot dayj U, >thing like Arc Cream and bkin Tonic and fresh Wiii.sk away air. with the crei m n worKs j and In liv minufc -km and sptri radiant. MAYNARD'S Battej^^
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    Shopping notes
    509 7 Sho pp ing notes n ti c For The Smart Woman ilien, >gut n pUya t pn <"< noon which d by I 'rtininiJ'- band at trimchecked Ilk dfesf com: L top— which originality and pltt charm. mdon .1 dai .<■ q n i ..eh i: fully drap< d daini
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    "War-Time London....
    330 7 ...Is Fully Prepared," Soys Mrs. T. W. Ong To Our Correspondent Jl/I I 'I' 11l i jyj.w.v w vmv. wnom i met the 01 (l v for til mt tit.;, mc uduen return from Europe, had plenty of Interc; tin thii London the attitude i f th< genera
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      21 7 I BRITAIN S°BeST I MOTOR CYCLE J ■VvaHßißß*MkA.^Miß^H^BlßHßlßHßaßß^Hß^BF^^^^^^^^^^^ J^^^H .MrcJiinK :il pi'rfrrtion flte**MflflH foi jrow rnjoMiient. ITCLE CARRIAGE Co., (1926) Ltd.
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      98 7 Piles Curbed m 10 Minutes prStrudin! 1 /v'"''-' 1>1< li intenSTr TMoiiiniiriir Pile: sap your vitality ruin ■.7 UI n "V- Iv-yourrazyVvlth n h »n«rodt»< rcccntdl covery of aa-AnS? 'i can W..IK. ride, work and enJoy Hf« neal the sore tenOer parts and shrinks the swollen tumors and tor.s normal
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      318 7 f-^ vA\ jFtanous beauty Product* flu. lie ISO' Wk, MAISON MARCELLE Obtainable I '^"r^^^ m-s.s vviimxuxv iuiu.au v < v NII 1>l( v ||A|l MI) < AZY HAWAIIAN HONOLULU PRINTS DIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD JUST VRRIVFD PRICES VERY MODERATE. TIIKV ARE WORTH MORE THAN WE ARK OFFERING. *J vA h^i JHf
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, October 22, 1939. HOME TO ROOST
    627 8 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, October 22, 1939. HOME TO ROOST VVEN thus early m the war, Nazi lies are coming home to roost l with a vengeance. Suppression and distortion of information concerning foreign countries mitfht well have experienced a long run but for the unexpected "leaflet raids" by the Royal
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    On the malayan front
    1122 8  -  C. H. Stanley Jones By Building Up A Citizen Force gCVERAL decisions recorded at the first war-time meeting of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements fulfil anticipations made m these columns. First m importance for Tribune readers is the Governor's announcement of COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING
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      313 8 Be like me Enjoy LIFE c^ain fpllf Look how healthy and happy I am And to think that only six months ago I felt run-down and dead-tired. The doctor recommended Sanatogen. Sanatogen helped me at once. It seemed as if a stream of new life flowed through my veins. Now
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      498 8 |yf^^_ i^. II Cl -^pj^pf _^--y^^«^^^^ /f f n rt!fur*f It m APB 4 Eaten Up with RHEUMATISM Nc- r iji CIRCLES iXWtfpk ow Fit as a Fiddle, unoereyesC^P-/ Thanks to Cystex r vfflf NURSE AT LAST FINDS A MEDICINE NERVOUSNESS.^ TO END HER CHRONIC RHEUMATISM 1 CAS CrELOATINC hriii^
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    I DON'T CARE WHAT BECOMES OF ME, MY WIFE HAS GONE AWAY
    171 9 —9, Ifca mis»U S .uirl i he ki<|s r«ne awmj lor Hie duiation man 'las to live, m, IS to naysell Sl I, "You're to ihow <:t n do, if onlj sots in, mind a, 1( lls hands
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    GRATITUDE
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    UNPOLISHED RICE IS VERY PALATABLE
    560 9 UNPOLISHED RICE IS VER Y PAL A TABLE And It's A Health-Giving Food (In)jure Staff Reporter) (jKYZA SATIVA, or just plain rice, the staple food of about foui million Malayans and millions of other Asiatics j fl in the news The local Health Department, in their efforts to promote the
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    "HOW I WAS ARRESTED AS A SPY"
    845 9 "HOW I WAS ARRESTED AS A SPY" T"K cope and the accuracy of the '■'•rm.-m bombing m Poland said much for the work of the enemy spies No wonder there was something ;;i'P">ach,ntf spy mania behind the Polish Unes. Every village had its story of spies dropped by parachute rrorn
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    KNICKERBOCKER USED TO ADMIRE HITLER
    279 9 KNICKERBOCKER USED TO ADMIRE HITLER JWR H. R. Knickerbock'- who has been "blowing the gaff- on the Nazi fortunes, was at on, time an enthusiastic admirer of Heir Hitler, states Uv Evening Standard of Sept. 28 He thought a gipat deal. too. of Froreo and believed that he would walk
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    Far-South For Health
    84 9 The South Pole wa.s described at Otta dj Dr. Leonard Hu&sey, veteran Brit; < exp.oivr vho accompanied &.r gjackletcn on two expeditions to th He add -i thai it had been de nnit !y c; tablished that no gi live ai or near the P'lc. There av<
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    RANGOON RICE AND SIAM RICE
    134 9 RANGOON RICE AND SIAM RICE "CO f:'i a^ polished ri< c is <onu cerned there is no reason whatever to Imagine that the rice supplied at the SUB go<1«:n us is inhrior m quality to 01 linary Siam rice." said Dr J W Scharff, Chief Health Officer, Singapore to a
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    Mother—Baby On Lap — Tests Gas
    182 9 Mother— Baby On Lap Tests Gas London, Oct. "J. J^ MOTHER, with her baby on her lap, sat through a ten-minute test of two-in-one Bran mask in '-filled shed behind Stretford I M wii hall yesterday. Th<« mask wa* made by Mr Irwln Oaw. a tailor, of Lfadum avenue, in
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      46 9 MM Woi^en Sfiafferiiiy lei the "Change f ;.,f.. n I li. iri i K»n« N'umbneitM «»t M II I before your tlm< A >.-,..,. lied Arcito I Arcito v. hls so 1 i ci ArcJto CSH Arei i J r».o IMI r,,mp Jnv Po Rox f>|% B|||n
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      509 9 These Symptoms warn You of Kidney Trouble m the groin spells of dizziness the kidneys so that they cleanse the all these symptoms are clear indication system of waste matter and impurities of kidney trouble. Your kidneys are that cause you such serious aud painful telling you that they are
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    — Not So Black
    98 10 Not So Black London, Oct. 21. D H in Britain are using .1 and i lectricity for UL,ii !.'L( ause <! he blackout, :::id Govenuneni have therefor* decided to allow householders ii«' inte amount as they had last year instead of Ij Lhreequarters. toul will not b quit* > black
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    BERLIN CONTEMPLATES BLOCKADE
    328 10 BERLIN CONTEMPLATES BLOCKADE London, < I 21. a REPORT published thai Germany is organising a blcrl !e againsi Britain, m which the co-operation of n ntries, it is d i will be enlisted aa a result of economic tiations proceeding m Berlin. The proposals appear t<» U- based [travagani estimates
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    British Supremacy In Air
    305 10 British Supremacy In Air Lond< n. (v 2 riECENT German air attacks on Ili-it ish tl< i (.'i naval bases is inerpreted Uy many shrewd obsci is an indication thai the results >i he U-boat campaign is now r< lised as disappointing m Berlin. I.;. he now effort it was
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    44 10 LONDON— His Majesty ih" King has ordered extra l«*nd t tM p- >. ed at ih»' li«vl i.n»ii, i k MI-oi- 10 (row mere wheat and Parley. viffjlablts are i«> ,i'.iun m Hi»» cacden at Windsoi ami the he»d t-atUc there iw t> \»n maintain
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    TURKEY'S EFFICIENT ARMY
    40 10 TURKEY'S EFFICIENT ARMY u>naon ..turn. n I s I .able to Bn M led to B rlin lay. H«'i n G erimn Am]j d back in Ht rlin houi f^vetai AC( lds cor ador ii M ill 1 (111! Reuter
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    Kenya's Loan Of £50,000
    36 10 London, Oct. 2\ HTHE an Mil Nat ive arrived m I doi mi Domin n h Minis! ;ind other 1 ';ce. a loan of H l;ial Rn quin ments an known.- Reuter
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    SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN GERMANY
    43 10 I ondon. Oct 21 Sir 'i h< mas lie Hand, prlnctg r f, said to-day tha: niuin laboraol only small I Tl 'i rch for nust Inevitably on o! many. Fr >n; a militar or never' for Gem Reuter
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    260 11 FINNISH DELEGATION RETURNS TO MOSCOW London, <> t 'I T»» i! h «<•!• ition which 1 «MUnuin« t.MUs with soviet Ru win retyrn u Momou (i. mi^M Tin. Um< u Kpected te It sim.Kihv,,,.,, K the addition of the 1 nnish In mce Vlinister who win accompany i> r i*
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    782 12 In Aid Of China Relief Fund JOINT EFFORT BY TWO LEADING PARTIES ;v a ,j,; 0 tin S B.A. championships which are still in pro1 gress, badi in Singapore are being offered a firstion in the foi m of a chanty match in aid of
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    51 14 Liphtning Kills Hockey Spectator (From Oui K-ni i I urn pur, S v \1 \M!*> i mployi «i x > lub war. I while hi hockey match i tween Si ««of i id He was j :l church end ol I thundi rst ing struck the M Thre< women two
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    192 15 Singapore Badminton Final Singapore, Saturday. 4 i (mil (!u.d u :.i ssed the dual r [\u> Mixed Doubles < naatpton. "Ui\t in the Singapore Badminton As- in, ii > this afterm on at v Pa Hall, Clerical Union when Wotij r i. Soon and Waileen nu (Mayflower) became Ihe years
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    300 15 Loyals Defeat Argylls 1—0 I N 1 Ar»yH and fatherland I YESTERDAYS so ,r .natc, al ffce 1 v- J'" l i > resulted In "on ol both f 7 ful their an. to bpa Ell Iwhen hey tested him m the Srdand fifth minu 1 n The LoyaJs' d
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    47 15 T 8'" urday. Ir a■ ore, played Johore Bahru this afternoon Si An-gejJO-B- won by two tries (six pbinSi r -'bTrt K h' :I; 5° half-time Jjhortb after the interval W. Moss open- c t Ji I! ci this wa followed by
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    211 16 Will Fight Japan To The Bitter End Shanghai, Oct. 21. gINCE his ret urn from Chengtu Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has separately received the British, American and Soviet Ambassadors, according to Chinese reports from Chungking, which allege that in these interviews with the
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    242 16 Chinese Claim New Victories In Kiangsi Chungking, Oct. 2i. THi: battle for thr posse don «>t Penghsin gan ye .ierday mornIns when th<^ Chinese forces launched a. thrct -column at ack on the Japanese m the outskirts of the North Kiangsi »ity, during which 500 Japanese were killed. By 9
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    75 16 i London, Oct. 21 THE argument that tlie repeal of 'the arms embargo v.onld lead the United States into war was answered I m the Senate to-day by Senator Leonard Barber. He declared that under the existing lan America could not Help Canada if
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    47 16 I Amsterdam, Oct. 21. 'TWENTY-SIX British-Indian employI ee.s of the Gorman Hansa shipping line have arrived at the Dutch frontier and are embarking for South Africa from Amsterdam. It is stated that they were not interned In Germany for reasons of economy.— Renter.
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    104 16 Amstfrdam Oct The Copenhagen report of a new lw denied m well informed circle* m _*J* says tin- Berlin <-<.rr<--|»ondentof the THepui is stated thai thsw is no question <.f th» p[ flaination of a new Poland The order publtab* In a German OfTl< ywt*rd»y v. formation
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