Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 29 October 1939

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune 5 A.M. EDITION >'>. 7— Nq. 21. SI\c;AI'OIM-., M^l)AY,~o< T( > l;l:ii FIVE CENTS.
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    INVASION OF ENGLAND: STORM TROOPS TO BE DROPPED BY PARACHUTE
    531 1 INVASION OF ENGLAND: STORM TROOPS TO BE DROPPED BY PARACHUTE Latest Nazi Military "Fairy Tale" Hitlers 3,000 Bombers Western Front: Big German Offensive Expected THElat product of Nazi inirenuitv m 1-.^,/, ,i London, Oct. 28. i- io. o< En K land. iSbfc^X er 2^wsuM SmJET^ lh 011 of ;t coinin
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    14 1 mm MB H MB PICTURt PROBLEM (For the solation eec foul nl eolamn S.)
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    ANGLO-SOVIET TRADE TALKS
    98 1 London, Oct. 28. TOE contact which has t;iktn place between Mr Oliver Stanley, president <> r the Rcard of Trade, and M. Naislcy. Soviet Ambaflftain l.rdun. and which is of a prclimin;ir> and exploraior> eharacti i>, on lims lions of A n<j if >-S<»vioi trade. li i-
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    NEUTRAL BLOC IN SOUTH-EAST EUROPE?
    84 1 pE Rumanian envoya m Ankara and r fde who wi summoned home iitutioii.s had a f)ur-!n»ui nuvtnight at the Palace with King 2,, Pr u mp Minister JM. Argei 1 and t»,,- Poreig, Minister (M CUI Tli c tlona i ontinued According to well-infoimed Quarters
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    Indian Army Inquiry
    57 1 London, Oct. 28. The Government of India have amplified the terms of lefercnce of the committop considering the Indianization of officer ranks of the Indian Army, to Include an investigation into the methods of recruitment and conditions of service of Indian officers of the Royal Indian Navy
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    SOLUTION TO PICTURE PROBLEM
    84 1 SOLUTION TO PICTURE PROBLEM On seeing for the firs; time the picture reproduced on this page, hw nailers could have guessed that it shows part of a camouflaged British aerodrome "somewhere m northern France." Camouflage has been drought to a Aac art by the British army. Steel networks such as
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    NEUTRALITY BILL PROVISIONS
    82 1 London, 28. J^fAIN points of the I.S. Neutrality Kill are: J Tfce arms embargo has been lifted. American ships are forbidden to trade with belligerents except tho^c m distant waters such as Australia. South Africa and West Indies. Belligerents buyinir American arms must carry them m their
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    Press Comments On Neutrality Decision
    348 1 OMMENTING on the N,ut,al,tv {i he New York |o| ;i|(l Tril)mu vj.ys "ll seems !)1 11m e t ha< ihe House of fepfwwUtfe. wfll :,rt UKkl: S. ami w. can g« Ik. n,,as«ro on our Imh.Us Ihe ,n,l M „,e present quasi- truce m Europe.*
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  • NEWS FLASHES
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      33 1 Ottawa The incorporation of a comoanv to manufacture armaments was announced m the Canadian Gazette. The new company is named the Stm'l Sttel Industries, with a capital of two million pounds sterling. Reuter
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      17 1 Copenhagen— Professor Domagfc s enable t accept the award of the \obel Prise, owing to Bitter's ban
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      18 1 Paris—The ratification of the \n«lo-Fran<o Turkish pact has been authorised by decree published m Mm Journal Official to-day.
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      35 1 Moscow.--! he Nation il Assembly of Western Ukraine, sitiia^ m Lwow m the Soviet-occupied territory '»f Poland h:i passed ;i resolution questing the Supreme Sovitt to -mit the region into the s< vi« t Union.
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      33 1 Amsterdam. —Rnssia is anxious to eondnde tin discussions with Finland m order to have her hands free m Benin-eastern Enrope, |iarticiilarli m the Balkans, sccording to the Bet lin eorresnondeni of thr Telefraaf.
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      46 1 Londen. !t officially annonnced m Ottawa that leading Canadian copper Interest* hive agreed to tap Ply i!4:0,00(\000 of electronic copper to Britain, the delivery <>| which will extend over one year. The amount of the copper involve I is four-fifth! of Can idas annual copper output. Reuter
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      22 1 Paris. In addition to men of and M yean of age, 'he French (i»vernment is demobilising fathers of more than two children.
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      68 1 Amsterdam. The Soviet trade delegation mow m Berlin will be reteivul by Hitler sLortlj, according to the Berlin correspondent of the Ttele«iaaf. Well-informed circles In Berlin believ- li.at the delegation has extensive powers, and the talks will not be confined to trade matters. M. Schcht who is participating In discus
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      41 1 Kome.—The Rumanian tanker. Oltenia, i;.siB tons, irai ink by i German submarine «*ir Ihc French coasi near f&hant, according to thy Stefani Mews Agency. The rtssel <:ni«h: fire before sinking, and the entire crew ti f>o is believed t»» have perished.
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      49 1 London.— party of British members <>i the Anglo-French Parliamentary Committee left London today for a three-day vfall to parts of the We ti,, front. A French eommcntaUr ays that this wili provide proof of the complete failure of Citrman propaganda to break thi anity i Great Britain and France
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      51 1 Paris^-Whfie thc dnking of a Urge Ger nan submarine by the French ha. not yet officially announced, the Rnding of th? hodiow «»l the German etcuj floating m the water confirms the Tar run of the action against the U-boat on Thursday when, it is believed, the submarine W.I i
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      90 1 London.- 'lh«. Air Mim try m nounces that last night K.A-F ail craft <anied out •<•< on;iai>sm« r, over vertai.i areas In on ,i, i, (r many. All the aircraft returned. London— The Lord Mayor's Rod < I*ol Fund fo r the si< k ami wounded rose to-day to MHHI
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      29 1 The Hagu^—The Ccrman Goveinment have warned the Netherlands that neutrals saili, m Allied n»«r mint ships expose h inselres to the •|->U of fierman aU-»ks 'heiause Ihtj are armed."
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      52 1 London*— Hiiberto only n Imhli-. m the Valleyfield Colliery disust.r have b«ni: recovered. I alls on the roadway are prevenlinc, tltc work if recovery, b UT there is no hope for any of the 20 still m the pit. Mes•agoa of sviapathy have b^en sent by the Kin* and Mr.
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      66 1 London —In Turkey yesterday towns and villages were preparing to celebrate the 16th anniversary of the proclamation of the Turkish Republic which I alls to-day. The President of the Republic will re«cive conmtalat.on s from members «>f the diploniatic corps, and the usual military parade uill be followed by I
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    WAR DOES NOT STOP THE PURCHASE OF COSMETICS
    305 2 MALA YA SPENDS $500,000 MONTHL V (Tribune Staff Reporter) lIEAUTY m these days is decidedly more than skin deep, and war or no war, Malayan women spend the large sum of roughly $500,000 every month on perfumery, cosmetics and other aids to
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    FINED $25 FOR STEALING LATEX
    94 2 FINED $25 FOR STEALING LATEX Singapore. Saturday. One days simple imprisonment, and a line of $25. m delimit three weeks' rigorous Imprisonment, was the sentence imposed on Oh Choy. a twenty-eight-year-old Hokklen rubber tapper, j who claimed trial before Mr. J. Fle f cher-Cooke In the Third Police Court to
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    29 2 The following passengers have Just passed through Penang: Mrs. J. Hall. Master Hall. Mis& M. Bainsbury, Mrs. M. L'EStrange, Mr. A. Eivin. Mrs. E Kellermaun and Mr. L.K. Lund.
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    Electric Wires Theft
    135 2 Electric Wires Theft Singapore, Saturday. TWO months' rigorous Imprisonment was the sentence imposed v.v I.vi Chin, a Chinese, who pleadi<i linilty this morning m the I oaith Police Court to a charge of theft of electrical wires from <h>- j di wn 4» of Die Singapore Harbour Bcaid yesterday afternoon.
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    Woman Acquitted Of Murder By Scalding
    291 2 Woman Acquitted Of Murder By Scalding (From Our tarn Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. WONG Ah ()i, a 30-year-old Cantonese maid-servant, was iv'wd m the Malacca Assizes on Thursday and Friday before Mr. Justice Manning and a special jury on a charge of murder of an 18-month-oM i child, Wong Van Mun.
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    POLICE BAND
    46 2 The band of th« Sttmlta Settlements Police play to-rt:«y at the Botanic Gardens at 8 30 \mde-- 'hr' iMr«ctlon of Mr. S. Chapman. Bandnuwter: March "Vis.-ovitit Nelson" Zchlo; overtu»\i.d tpiet" Beta w> Wet lon M Oopp*lla" Drtlbe« idyl "The c.iow Worm" Llncke; selection "DlKle-
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    Stolen Cycle Recovered In Pieces
    224 2 Stolen Cycle Recovered In Pieces Singapore, Saturday. APPEARING before Mr. J. Fletcher-Cooke m the Third Police Court this morning 1 Lini Peck Hock, alias Lira Ah Huang, a young Hokkien, pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of a bicycle valued at $35. It was alleged that at 2.30 p.m.
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    CONTROL SCHEMES TO STAY
    202 2 CONTROL SCHEMES TO STAY (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 17. T*HAT i; is nni at present contemplation to abandon the rubber, tin ;?ml other control schemes is suggested '<»n a governmental statement m the House of Commons. Mr Temple Morris asked whether the Government pi an early date to
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    Profiteer Cautioned
    111 2 Profiteer Cautioned (From Our own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A CHINESE named Won-, Chech, was yesterday clv rged, before M.\ R C Redman m the First Court with demanding prices for Sinm rice (second quality) m excess of that fixed under the Enactment by showing m his price notice that
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    Singapore A.A.M. New Activities
    53 2 Singapore A.A.M. New Activities n *«P»r-. Sut urdav 11 Branch of 'vTaIS? 1 v 'uiation of Mai.vl mohilf P«>i Hotel on l hr nbig. Monday >S(1 lie* activities v 1(1 will cauc ,ls <-.\]-^ hIM climb. 5m ,i picture of the -Heil i, ru r members and their frilJ wiU
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    Informer Gets Half $500 Fine
    171 2 Singapore, Saturday. DLI \l>l.\(, guilty to a ihar^f f Uristini i;; cirr.vin" on a public ittttMv, il.;ip-,j»e k"t\ bu Ua Chum, a tt-year old T<-o<-hf W «m linrtl S r >oo. m default to uml, three mon'iis' implo imprisonment m ."Mr. I. netcfccr-Cotki iii thr
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    40 2 It is und< rjtood that f he Ho Raja the Negri Semb. v will shortly n»vert to his former ip went as Regtstrar of the Supreme C c clangor. Me. Justice Howes will •he .1 i l-l MUSI Ul BWWfcM
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    BANGKOK BRIDE IN SINGAPORE
    53 2 re Saturday. THE wedding ol Mr. William A. A Muller, f* the Master Attend i flttce, Pu'ai and Miss Joser.hinc Wooler, of Bangkok, took place i t the Church <• a Kampong Bab.ru Mi George Hyder v. while MKs Mir.li-r, the bridegroom, was bridesma^ i( 'I
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    GOVERNMENT TO SELL ITS RESERVE RICE
    236 3 MARKET PRICES NOW STABLE B ;HK he outbreak of War. Governmenl bought some 5,000 tona or .m',||" U: J k"ow» v siocar, WccW, cm be stored for a much longer period than as H;. „,i!1,,l from gpecWl, haul grain, states communique by the Ford
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    WARNING TO FOOD DEALERS
    86 3 i LICENCE is required to d«'a he! hole lale or m i>II types of foodstuff*, have come to m which dealers did not appear ity for a licence, ntroller. Will be h')v/ (1 •I i Noi i food "M d Control Ordinan i ted do ib
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    15 3 Mr W Allan Eley, <,i Singapore n addn ..> this w»-k to the Edinbureh Hutarv Club
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    GOLD REGULATIONS NOT BEING OBEYED
    279 3 j.lh (Pinwice) lUgulatioM, 1939, concerning holding „r gold, foreign exchanjre and Mcurities, require that all penou In the Colony sh-.1l forthwith offer, through their bankers RnancW Secretary, any gold which they have the to sell, whether they are the ownen of it or not. states
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    MUSLIM LECTURE
    60 3 A public i,-, w jn be dell>eied, In 1 the hmdciuarters oi the *1-Maiaya M i I m Mi sicnary Bo< lety, i i v\ lay. or oi i A B tkar will speak i and Significance of 'In i i)' h a Ifoonshi, h i kindly agrei
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    F. M. S. CHINESE GESTURE
    189 3 SIPPOKT for the Allied cause is d'e'nrr-d m a Chinese circular m.w circulating m he F.M.S. This <■ r u'ar has be-n i-Mied by the Srlang.ir Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Cbinrse commit >c of the Malaya Patriotic Fund m Ne^ri Scmbilan. 'After Hitler
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  • Obituary
    DEATH.
    49 3 i::o:: r Suddenly at tbo G:nc a; Hcspita] :'i 0.-v. 28, Of G;uv.. Tck Armstrong, beloved husbnn^ r Mrs a abel :j Wright Arms. u t <^? age cf 61 years. The funeial tak:..; Piace at Bidadari Cemetery to-day, corteec leaving No 5. Derbyshire Roa.! at 3 30 p.m
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    WORSHIPPERS HELP CHINA RELIEF FUND
    68 3 WORSHIPPERS HELP CHINA RELIEF FUND Singapore, Saturday. pB yearly festival of irmfcip at tempi, .tarts t> morrou, anil this y £tli VS?S? kinds of »<«rtatoment •rill be h«M th.rr m aid of the < hina Kdiel I uml. it has been arrangedi lor tixtj rrcm (lifTord Fier m the morninr,
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    DEATHS OF FORMER MALAYANS
    156 3 DEATHS OF FORMER MALA YANS (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 17. death hns occurred La Jrelani A «»f i M»layma old-timer, Mr. James J. Nolan. In 1902 Mr. Nolan joined the Btrnits i pf; hi I raold and he soon at--1 Chief In r. He 'or? m eorganls^ng th>t
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    "My Heart Belongs To Daddy"
    58 3 "My Heart Belongs To Daddy" V«.u may not beli < it, but that's thf uti< „i th song which Maiv »l;ni m sang on Broadway and mad: a sma.ih hit with. Parana unt now have h;r under contract :in<? she'll n »ke hr. screen d' Uu with Allan .?(.n s
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    Chiang's Birthday
    56 3 Chiang's Birthday Chungking, Oct 28. /CHIANG KM SHEK to-day celebra <i \Jh\B 53rd birthday. The occasion was '~i y quiet Oniy a few people knew it. •vas the Generalissimo's birthday. Madam Chiang vow early this morning for a special broadcast to the United 'nates under the auspices ol the New
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      25 3 Hearing Restored m i tarir-foiH' Hours I 1 I Urn t it kblrt i bj i m Ith I > I• I!,.- 1 i I t
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      18 3 JJ?\^AJ WEAKNESS (f i <——--( DEBILITY AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Haemoglobin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength.
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      185 4 5 THE KIRST KRENCM him TO BE SHOWN IN sis(. Avon*: > \i ENORMOI'd i:\l'c \,sr; \\i, jmiNG TO YOU THE 2* y WINNKR «>I FJBST PRIZE M I'HE \l\«(j EXPOSI- > J riON »<>:! rii.M- Of \r.' \\ij,\s. roi: "WORLD'S > C i i\i sr i i.m or loan
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      94 4 i I I fi BEFORE l\ THE HISTOK^ OF 11H l\i I\N I lI.\IS |CH A PEHFECT TAWI ij PICTURE HAS ITCEI).1 T CEI). H v> I -""^ili II |j^^^P^|fegfl|a^' N WyMp A Supni) S -ial „ij i!! <, ,n .^^M_ Hi fc- wbw Ih( !:n hfll Slor 3 ufa
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      186 4 YOUR OLD FAVOURITF *aS^ m His lust Comedy-Drama V "ZENOBI/ Who is she H 11 A.M., 3.15 6.15 I R 15 P.M. AIJIA^IiSBSA ml IITIV^WI HAPPY ~WORUr I 1 1 iff *poultr7| ''vegetable i l BIRD T B H A r L N °o EXHIBITION RAIS] YOUR OWN VEGETABLES J)
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    Nocturnal Worm Will Have To Turn
    996 5  -  W. A. HARPUR ■I* Curfew Hings... K3V \|ALA> A that is urban Malaya— i,- "lovii at on. ha an essentially night- T(» i ni 4 boiled sliirt c eight k would constitute nour amounting ihßOft U) '1 0 be abroad so •d at thn
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    Use Of Carrier Pigeons In Union Manoeuvres
    105 5 (;ii>c Town. STARRIER pigeons were used t take military messagei for th«. first 'i't m iln- Union during Army manoeuvres m the Bushveld. from A» 1 i the j i N i i i I I i Lieu! bird enly m mi i
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    "Don't Call Me Sir, I'm 'Bob' To You"
    325 5 "Don't Call Me Sir, I'm 'Bob' To You" Strictly Between Ourselves Mr. 11. L Hopkin las left for England to open u»» London oflcc of the Tribune Grs«p. H»s papular Sunday Tribune feature win be resumed .-it an early <fatf> froni London. THESE are tome 0/ the tales which. hare
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    WON FORTUNE RACING: THEN HE LOST IT ALL
    731 5 Man Who Lived On Chance For 60 Years "Mine Was A Reckless Life" Bob Sievier Loud m, Oci it. QLD Bob Sievier died yesterday, aged 7!». m a modes! cottage home al Ifield Wood, near Crawfey, m the Sus^v Downs—Robert -nul-h Rievler,
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    PAPER BAG CLUE IN MURDER TRIAL
    326 5 PAPER BAG CLUE IN MURDER TRIAL I) rrchester, Oct. 12. T KsV i[]] cigarette stubs, a thumb-marked tumbler, an old fashioned hair curler, and a bloodstained brown paper bag were shown to the jury at Dorset Assizes to-day when the murder trial of seventy-year-old Joseph William*, Brankaome fishmonger, star! He
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    GERMAN FIREMEN BECOME POLICEMEN
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    —Bob, By Himself
    211 5 Bob, By Himself 1 I hl« Myil r»— Bob him elf, l '«'> «v.f pi cm] that f :i»i .1 m m i '^cs fo h:M led <%l i orthodoxy li- h ii might < ill I t»ility. i m pi.v M' :i% i\, i j 1 Irj i.i the
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    Big Laugh For Dutch
    93 5 An Oct. 12. C RMAN 'penetration* 1 In Holland la m 'v.o uphgrea i nerciaL Dutch n el\ Ing more A more vl i. m German com- veiier*. Th< i often offer to simply goods *hich r< unobtainable by the German I ople t 1 mselvi
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1618 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. V ERA ARDMORE BY j^ ■r mr. m m Kvnniy Sn\s j If your eycbrov\s are very li^ht, use a light brown pencil and I>p S caiiul cut to .'Apply it m a hard line. Take strokes no ionjjer (ban the little hairs and you
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      13 6 >irki V/lIS COUCH MIXTURE LUNG TONIC A proved remedy for Coaghm lt'"'" hilK
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    ROUND THE SHOPS
    65 7 ROUND THE SHOPS I m love 1 ction of dart black appe« l| plum and nd cul on strictly model v with the .inrl m .1 panel ol un pa ol ribbed '-ik. v cd to to the mmterUl. again n In a n [rork "i winch la bisected with
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    For The Hills
    431 7 ops 'his in.vi esMCasMe sf Aim Sheridan's (Warner J Pros.i. Ilit pencil-slim dress S us ;i broa i |> m< I of striped j wool across Lac front. Cmd< iv i ishioned ran llowi d with tow i brown and n oss ween i l ;U(i< np
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    For Festive Occasions
    406 7 For Festive Occasions < ii \nm I. BOATS (> OS flaky pastry 1 tea shrimp paste dash oi lemon Juice mayonnaise ai required 2 hard-boiled eggs 2 tablespoons Parmesan che 3 tablespoons butter 12 anchovy fillets •salt and cayenne papper to taste rice paper Roll the pastry out to i{
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    NEWS FROM PENANG
    245 7 NEWS FROM PENANG nUE U) the preset ci tor most pe< pi' i the qu Uon a state oj ffaii 11 may cause ome di .pp t, i definitely beneficial ;<• the 1 cal Amon^ those which cvi r-inci-easinp p v i Pleasure Hotel, Penan* which Is patronised by people
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    612 8 T»HOUGH there has been no hintofficial or unofficial that increased taxation burdens, if and when they fall on Malaya. will lake the shape of income tax, nevertheless the possibility has been discussed ai lenjrth m the Press and elsewhere and an official a u ranee that no such lax is
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    210 8 Itoston, Mass, o t 12 A DESCRIPTION of Hitter m n tb€ early days |f his career is liven by ifen ninfriiwti 18-> ear-old son of Dr. Krnsl HanfsUengl, a former frinid ol Iliiier, m the "Journal American." "Hitler was a (harming man m I!>2V
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    725 8  - Hitler's "Big Offensive" Will Break Him C. H. Stanley Jones i B y 1 \\HEKE is Hitler's smashing offensive? There is hardly any time loft before stalemate must set m on the Western Front. X o commander liviiiK can conduct a general offensive, with any hope of smashing through, m
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    472 8 German Airmen Shoot At Children pn <n London. Oct I. I OLISH peasant was ploughing a Reid milea from any building suddenly a German plane swooped down. There was the raid, of machine-gun fire from th, plane, and the peasant and his horse* Jay (lead. That is one of the
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    JAPANESE MOVE FOR PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA
    351 9 JAPANESE MOVE FOR PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINA Pledges Requested I From Chungking C Possibility Of Troops Being Withdrawn UODIFICATION of the harsh peace terms pui forward by I rince Konoy, last year are hinted icial statements made by Japanese .Dokcsmcn m Shanghai to Press representatives! •j 1 11 fapan ■>
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    23 9 Latest West Front Report Pan Oct. 28. J_ins morning's Western Fron communique states: "It was quiet nigrl i along the entire fron! Reuter
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    42 9 In thn current Issue of "Bri'.i ii M aya," Mr. K. m. L Frugniet wh parents live n Kuala Lumpur, descj hia woi i raday Hou where l tudylng elcciricaJ engineering Mi i« ft Kuala Lumpur ab >ul to study m England.
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    208 9 *4'<-oiml GreaJ A Mini Victory rm .OJ Washington, Oct. 28. J iih l mted States Senate passed the intended Neutrality Bill hv 83 votes to M) am! the Bill was son! to the House or Representatives where, the Administration claim there "ill Uv a
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    Wants A New War Trophy
    36 9 Wants A New War Trophy British "iommy" wearing a German steel litimd brought home as a souvenir «»i the Great War and uuu, with appropriate inscriptions, being, taken back "to Hnd another <>nr to maCcß it."
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    CANADA'S WILL TO VICTORY IS UNSHAKEABLE
    143 9 CANADA'S WILL TO VICTORY IS UNSHAKEABLE Ottawa, Oil. is. II is ioubtfnl whether two years 1 a«<» the Canadian people could have been persuaded m participate hi another Eurooean war, declared Mr. Mackenzie King m a broadcast las! night. The Premier .id thai nobody had been more anxious than h<
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    72 9 Many Deaths In British Mine Disaster London, (hi. ?s. IRI k-TKJ n ners, it is fear- t(i il sivrs m n Id Collirxy, '•m Dunf.rn y this mornii.. They were working nndergnNind w r n; ii an icplu *i i urr< ;J. staled to DC <lt:r I imp. been recovefi(l
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    199 10 Enemy Plane Forced Down nd 1 ft. I'll! u;• a;j air lair' u:i/i)iil' m the i n <»: rcitM jrc ti.r. ning. 'l \w all-cl< i r m half ;> hour later. iv i Iht warniun ard ■rj uwhat II«CJ '»f "i«'\i l>< ni/in. plain m grinj Irfm rloud< i
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    41 10 The Birth lav of H H 'hn» s I >• ;ii r n Nov. 14 193' v will be oc licli'':\v f 1 7 gsar. T n ance w i i llh- v. l\.< v there will be iv- other cerem< ervaace.
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    DEATH OF MR. G. ARMSTRONG
    108 10 f THE c; uddenly yester- day i neral Hospital of Mr. Qarvin (Jack) Armstrong, of Singapore, thi id son ol the late Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Armstrong, of Poirt de Galle, Ceylon. Mr. Anustn SI years ol (> was i t ne Dutch Burgher
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    550 10 Losers Had Only 9 Men t s.< :>; ro.it i; Fl.AYl>'<; uiih nine men throughout, t"ic Police battled <m grimly fn tluir match against Jbr C.S.C. and ii ,i narrowly by an «?;;d goal Ih p»rce, wr-c.i the teams nirt m an h»
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    96 10 Tlio junior final of the Sin Pi'liards 1 As; Delation takes plac< I (Sundayi ai 5.30 p.m. at No. i-a Kirk Terrace (The Par Eastern School .< Mr. Aim K(-c Nam ol the Municipal Services Club and M Loh Koon Hock of the U ill i Conrated
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    68 10 Singapore, Saturday, j TUF fixture between the Loyals and i the Medical College Union which was to have been played this afternoon on the College ground was cancelled and In Hs stead the senion and Juni< of the Union played a home game winch the
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    105 10 I HE monthly Mixed Foursmir.s competi tien of the* Garrison Gull Club tot October, played at Tanglin resulted In a win for Major and Mrs. MacFarlane With a net score of 34. The following were the best returns: Major and Mrs. L.R.S MacFarlane 43—9=34 Capt. TK. Murphy
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    70 10 Monday's ties m the y.m c.A. tennis tournament are: •B" Class Sin-;:* (final): A. Pak'r (—3 1 vs. Gafor b. Pakir (—l5). C Class Singles: Nt; Wing Choon <— 15. 3 vs. A wad Talib -15.3). Men's Doubles (semi-final): Dr. Loh Poon Lip and Yadi I 40.3' vs.
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    22 10 Miss Pavalam Etajaratnaro "i th^ teaching .staff of the Anderson School, Ipoh. has been successfully operated for appendicitis In the Ipoh Hospital.
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      82 10 o*% ■^a^a^'^jJ^^^^ T m ~"^S5 B\^L Kruschen Has Made fte Ycung Again had bachacht that I niten made ma gasp with Pa I taking I earn run up n I— take Kruschen every morning, ••n >ur t ana intestines to new Phen the accumulated poisons, nains, will he S (fl
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    50 11 IMPORTANT DECISION BY SOVIET SOON l.ordnn. Oct. 28. \t MOLOTOV, Printer ;mrt Foreign Com m incur, will report on th«> ml ei national filiation .it nu'i'tinjf <>f the <\ ti Supreme < oandl, gtltCfi the K«rrnc radio. \n mi| -urliin! «l< cifeMOII, ii is s;iic|, will :><• annoanced after the
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    435 11 GERMAN POCKET BATTLESHIP MAY BE IN PACIFIC Ijoadon, Oct. 28. TH\T Ihe German pocket tatttoship. Admiral Scheer, has (juii »rd the South Atlantic and rcaaded Cape Horn to pursue operations m the Pacific, vkcre if "ill be more difficult to her, is postulated In the Daih
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    56 11 rlcru <<l I nulling by put t Ing m fear Oeoi Hi Lupher M irslial] c .ii taut, i Chadwifk-i oad Ley. '('ii L ndon, wa di. charg< d ai Blr mingbpm rt i ji e-Seiji< ant Campbell aid thai when Marshall went mi i Birminghain gO
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    393 11 People Prefei- To Listen To Loudspeakers v {Tribune Staff Reporler) n 'AMU iak sight all over Chinatown professional story-tellers a1 thp wln^ US( experiencing severe tition from a source wlll( om Ped has an advantage over them Where, on the one hand people usually pay
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    36 11 Mr. D. O. Hall, Senior Customs Officer I arut, ha* lef; raij ing for Singapore o i fei it uv>ervi: ir, Exp r! Du*t« s there. Mi J. M i ickthal] baa arrives to succe M:
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    86 11 Bei!i-». Oct. JH r IMIK (.rrman Nfus Aj{enr>s Riieiiov Airrs corr«»sp<jnderit states, according to news from Lapas, th»t *ho Bolirian f>»vimtnl has procL ,i law. General Bilbao, Commander of the Army, who i s TlfflCd of having nttetnptrd a military reVOlatlon, has been arrested and detained
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    79 11  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Chungking, Oct. 28. T^lk Chinese are adopting mobifc tactics m Southern Shansi. When ever the Japanese attempt to push back the Chinese at c\u> point, counter-attacks are made at other points. n-.v example, cm Oct. 21 when th* enemy attacked the Chinese outpost
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    52 11 white and chequered Jtlde line..' painl fed on the roaifl r;::r! pavements havi been spoiled by carelessness -n llie pan (t mctcrlsts and pedestrians In England. The Ant mobile Association has ap pealad to road users no! to walk or drive over these linos while the
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    295 12 "HEIL HITLER" HOAX London. Oct. 13. SOMEBODY w ith a mmc of humour has tried i% put Kit lor on the hall> hut the effort to bo i him has proved 1<»o per cci I. M<>?>. n wen H tarrec 1 |m the adve ol a British it iv atricaj
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    254 12 IfIYK thousand men and women swayed and murmured mi the beach m Palisades, Nen Jersey, gazing up at a young man perched on a crap; 2<H! ft. above them. I Tho rr.nn v. vint his arms, sitting ('<... getting •ip oiid shcutinp at Intervals. •I
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    76 12 China Exports $13,000,000 Worth Of Tea jya p& a** thW N la^ year's il?A about when n<,.M< c.iiiniik fXport»th ritka hnvo bin rr,u Chin. wet. hn hK^Lft? tvsaSSsag K-emun' U, i; both bla. o be found In Anhwci; i: amedafte, unic name m tliu From Keemun" alone mire thS I
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    470 12 Wonders Of Maginot Line Life 200 ft. Underground Taris, Od. 12. YJM. LIONS (,l French troops m the MaftaMM Urn are living 10-da\ at an average depth of 150 to 200 feet below the ground, only i ccaj tonally appearing on (he surface, writes i B.U.P, rnrrw|ia<iat, who has visited
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      254 13 ON THE AUi to^aT WHKN ;\ND WHERE TO LISTEN IN sine; \i»om: /HI. metres 1 1..'.;; s /Hl* :io.M«, mi ire i'm, 1 Mlr s 11 IK) Mil M r il M M M Wei Qua l i iceri p| Hotel i Hut i iori jf 30 Tbi N I
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    331 14 S.C.C. Defeat Rest In Padang Rugby Singapore, Saturday. S.C.C. IS; Rest 0. DROVING far to strong for the Rest of Singapore, the B.C.C. defeated them convincingly by 35 points (4 goals, 4 tries and a renalS'i to nil. S.CC: L. G. Robertson; D. M. Seward I M Scott w. .T
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    39 14  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh The dr. am of Wai putted Ex cutv Kucmintaiiß. tor i .v "C ntra] Governm -Double Tenth" lias not I On account of diJT mes i ii can nff er cor :il a.l
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    335 15 Uonaveen And Metro Dead heat II rom Om Own Reporter) d lV 'f f d |B heat betwee. Mo«iv^ B irfMctro, hed i aether a neck m fronf of St M Men uh-, in turn, wan onl) a similar disUnce m rronf
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    Dividends At A Glance
    99 15 Dividends At A Glance 1 Monavern $85 and 19 i nf< $9 HaMen 1(1 i and si:, SI irlix k SI Frunclla $lfi R :•_< n lan( Ugrlil si:; and si I i HU Cai .hi. i -Alba 124 and 19 i $11 inta Anita $9 Kalilj .:u aii'i sis
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    78 15 Singapore, Saturday. The sec id of the Chums and C< mbin?d wii meet In a ti.ondly game of soccer to morrow noon a p m on Balestier Plain 'Die following will do duty for the Hindu A soclation against the McNair Rit v to-morrow at 5.15 P m.
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    RUGBY WIN FOR SELANGOR
    41 15 (Fiom Our Own Keßkrter) Ipoi), Saturdny. langor beat Perak In an inter-State rugby game (his atternoon by 13 points •two goala and a try* to .six j>oint.s (one try and one penalty goal) at Ipoh this afternoon.
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    SEEKAYES B. P.
    76 15 At the general meeting of the Seokaycs B;i'iminton Party, held at the residence oi Mr. W'«.^ Seong, 300, Joo Cnlat Place, the following elected ofAce-bearen for the ensuing i I di at, Mr. Wee. Tpow Beong; rice prsidcnt Mr Cheong Hock Qucc; bOH. sprrotary Mr. Klon^ Chai
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    124 15 Y.M.C.A. School In Badminton Final I IN the Uiter-sekool badminti i tournaiiK i-t played v«terday .t Haw-Pat Han, Clerical Uiium, the T.M.C.A. School of Commerce qualifi d fritth* final when Ihry troumod (he VktDi i Scho- I. The follcAlng were the results, iM C A S :iu ol of Oowirerce
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    JOHORE BEAT S.C.C.
    41 15 Bin?apore, Saturday. Johcre br.V Lbc S.C.C. by 23 pts. Reals, one dropped goal, (.nc pen- Ity and two tries) to 11 pts. (one goal, cjne penalty and one try m a iurndly rugby match at Rengam this ttornoon.
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    80 FOOD SHOP LICENCES CANCELLED IN SINGAPORE
    775 16 More Pigs Soon From Hainan Singapore, Saturday. JHE Pood Suppl) Officer, Singapore, announces that approximately 80 dealers who have applied for licences under the Rice (Registration of Dealers) No. 2 Order, 1939, have not received their licences, as they have given wrong addresses,
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    Britain Prepared To Resume Tientsin Talks
    131 16 Britain Prepared To Resume Tientsin Talks London, Oct. 21 UITIIKRTO. no report has bff.i W uived m London from Sir Kobrrt Cnifie, BritiMi Ambassador m Tokyo, regarding conversation with the Japanese vice-Minister (or 1 Foreign Affairs, Reuters diplomatic correspondent learns. The British Government v quite pffpared to resume the coimrsi
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    25 16 London, qc! 2k sir WUMmi**J X C has been returned m ,our Ml' f« A 1 m sm-ression to Mr Sil Reuter
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