Malaya Tribune, 23 November 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI -No. 285 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 FIVE CEN'ib. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Nov. 23, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934 FIVE CENTS.
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      99 1 <Read The j {Tribune 'Dominant In V CIi0pl3 l < ol > vli>-nn<l R! > > l' l I. l 5 lmpo ln —20K0?lI0>tt <)>.I.V »5 r:><t«. «> 0dlain»b!e at: p..°n« 4324. lor tbe treatment ol viadetez Mlliluz 5 M«M5UM0ll. Zll>l(3r>?c)tt^ v>s 1vl5.VI. lonlc^ :»l^d N/VIlt oil.. l '!.l>! llnir
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      151 1 lZMD Himalaya Bouquet I3|k| Those who do not use iIIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS If-dllS ft cannot know just how perfectly delightful they are. Perfumed with the flfc|g|| I fragrance of flowers from the mountains. Himalaya Bouquet captivates I the senses witn a delicate and fascinating allure. MAAS-4. O=CEDAR POLISH' MAKES
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    Shipping News & Notices. PROTECTION FOR SHIPPING
    786 2 Shipping News Notices. PROTECTION FOR SHIPPING Builder's View Of Govt's Offer To Owners HOI KS thai L'ritish .shipowners would find some scheme whereby the sale «>f old ships to foreign owners would be discontinued and that those who could not see their way to build woul I bring their existing
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    STOWAWAYS IN MAST
    161 2 New Hiding Place Found In Majestic ror the first time on record stowaways have chosen the hollow steel mast of an Atlantic lner as their hidin-;- place. was u WoT,derinqr w **l*r it sent 5 S <""»»mpton wie> were sent to prison for four weeks for travelling
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    MORRO CASTLE FIRE
    411 2 Alleged Dereliction Of Duty By Officers New York. SERIOUS charge! of alleged dereliction of duty are made against Chief Officer Warms, the temporary commander of incr Morro Castle, which was burned off he New Jersey coast w.th heavy Joss of life, and ceriain of his assistant officers
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    MORRO CASTLE FIRE
    104 2 Spontaneous Combustion Was Probably Responsible it U learned that Dr Diesarsou Hoover, Assistant Director 01 (he Bureau 01 .Navigation, who has been conducting an inquiry into the Morro I e disaster will report that spontaneous combustion vvas probably responsible for the loss of the luxury liner and
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    WORLD SHIPPING
    414 2 North European Countries Confer At Oslo A CONFERENCE of representatives of the Governments and shipowners of Norway, Sweden. Denmark and the Netherlands, has been held at Oslo to discuss questions in connection with the International Shipping Conference, to be held in London later this year. According to an
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    BELATED AWARD
    181 2 Sea Rescue Of Twelve Years Ago I Ma t how Kealej'. i<: Vila roe.-i.rly prvwtitMl by the Lor J Met .v <>r >.112 Manchester. »n behalf of the Koaid of 'fVticJf. with ah i Uric»»te and brunftr modal awarded Uy the Italian Government. Kcaloy Wit» one »>f 2t
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    BOOM IN BRITISH SHIPYARDS
    238 2 Orders Will Bring Work To 20,000 (By Air Mail) ORDERS worth between sixteen and twenty million pounds are Co be placed soon with British shipbuilders for vessels which include three cruisers, five large luxurious motor liners, several passenger steamers, general cargo steamers, and motor ships dredgers,
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      405 2 QifcAMEK SAHJNGS. BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. BURDWAN (5.070 Nov. 22 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 23 RANCH! 17.000 Dec. 7 SOMALI C.BlO Dec. 19 NALDERA 16,000 Dec. 21 1935 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Jan 17 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Jan! 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Feb.
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      145 2 I |1t LLOYD TRIESTINO j (Incorporated in Italy). I EXPRESS SERVICE. CARf n cpdvipp I SINGAPORE TO ITALY 6 CHINA SERVICE. j Port Said, Brmdisi, Venice 4 Trieste. Said, rirseus, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste s.s. CONTE VERDE m v Nov. 30 Nov. 30. s.s. CONTE ROSSO Jan. 21 Jan? 21
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      375 2 HAMBURG- AMERIKA LINIE. D uUck |Hpß| Au.tr.ii.che (fl Gj Gesellecheft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore. v s..<. OLDENBURG, via Manila Dec *2 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Dec 11 s.s. KARNAK, via Manila Dec. 27 1935 t
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      452 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEMTSCHI i H (Incorporated in The undernoted are the Company* intended fixtures:*OUTWARDS. It* "TRAVE," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China and Japan "SAARBRUCKEN,* for Manila H'konjsr, S'hai. N. China Japn 1». "DONAU." for Manila. H'kong, S'hai, N. China Japan Ii HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. t "ALDA" also
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    161 3 K»r\\ ard quotations DOWN l osses Recovered in New York tur Financial Correspondent) Smg:«)M»rc T Friday, nnuu. Prices r (Singapore), 20 cts., unchanged. i "r«ne: Steadier. <irtir:ipr»re l $113~h. up $'4« rifay's Prices:— ..is: I 1 fid unchanged. t I (im-: St« .idy after easier. \mi k:
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    SILVER DOLLARS
    66 3 New Regulations In Force In China Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 22. Henceforward a permit from the Ministry of Finance will be required before silver dollars can be shipped from Shanghai to other points in China. It is pointed jcut that this will in no way interfere with the normal
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    38 3 VXll.7 p«ICl23 Cl.line«l l: >l 4. Xo. I. X. ltidbed 3moKed 3t»««^ > l'ridav. noon. 3oller». 20»t>, >, < ,c-s«>N' Nl"'i.l, > >!.!- f, 2l >.'o:. > >! -'< il.'>.. l, >n 8po. 5»!5el 0 1 l^ll. >uo? 5be?c 12 1! 10
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    33 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Co., exchange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of Fraser Co., and Lyall and Eva it:
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    MINING
    455 3 Singapore. Friday, 11 a.m. The following mining shaft' quotations ,ire issued by Fraser and Co exchange and stock brokers: Issue. Value Buyers. Sellers. 4- Ampat Tin 4 3 4 7'/$ Li Assam Kumbang Tin 33 35 El Austral Malay 59 61|-cd SI Ayer Hitam Tin 14 3 15 J
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    145 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL ISSUED BY FRASEB fc tXCHANOt AND STOCK 1«®«^ 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 interest M«r. SI, Sept.^ 4' < 1907 red. J 947 $1,600.000 Interest Mar 3], Sept. 30 110 llsnom 1909 red. 1955 $1,000.000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept. 30 HO llSnom. 1913 red. 1963 52.000.000
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    RUBBER
    384 3 Singapore, Friday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt. Issue. Value. Fraser Lyall and Shares. and Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.75 1.85 175 IJS IA. Gajah 1.50 1.60 1.50 1.60 IA. Hitam 2.40 2.55 2.35 2.45 1 A. Moiek
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    GENERAL
    310 3 FRASER CO 'S QUOTATIONS. 8 CLOSING QUOTATION? 53 25 Buyers. Sellers $2 $2 A. Brick 7% Pre. 1.80 1.90 12 $2 A. Brick Ord. 130 1.50 ClO $10 Atlas Ice 10.00 10.76 £1 £1 B. Amer. Tobacco 127 6 132 6 SlO $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.75 6.00 £1
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    RUBBER STATISTICS
    325 3 Exports In September And October THE following information has been received from the Rubber Growers' Association, through ihe Malayan Infor-ma-ion Agency, London, A Net Exports. 1933 Jan. —Dec. Tons 1. Ceylon 03,808 2. Other Counrties than Ceylon, Malaya and ihe Netherlands Indies (partly M i mated) 01,707 Absorption.
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    LINGUI TIN, LTD.
    367 3 Profit For The Year Of $40,586.09 FPHE following is the report by ihe direc--1 tols lo be presented to the shareholders at the sixteenth annual general meeting- of the Company to be held at the registered office, No. 96, Market Street, Singapore, on Friday, Nov. 30, at
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    EASTERN SUMATRA RUBBER
    715 3 Marked Improvement In Position London, Nov. 7. THE twenty-fourth annual general meeting of the Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates. [Ad., was held yesterday at Bunge House, 71, St. Mary Axe, E.C. Mr. F. B. Budkt?;t (the chairman of the company), who presided, in moving tie adoption of the
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      115 3 mi SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AMD WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L* C. MABGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: a, FINLAYSON GBBBN. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'Almeida Street. AU 'c o a r n?tai andSUbBCribed I'aKiTcapital V. ".WOOO Reserve Fund and rest
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      26 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE,"~MARINE, MOTOD CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE, f HE\D OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. C JOHNSON, General Manager.
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      81 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN WT ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japa i and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the
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      79 3 CASH IN HAND If WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these dtsires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to boy—any wish
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      201 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd v (Incorporated in Straite Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE- CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      576 4 M. HASSAN, M. 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work I in electrical, gas and water ser- vice line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONi:
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      673 4 r'UBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE MATTER OF ORDINANCE NO. 155 (Companies) and IN THE MATTER OF HAN LEE ANN, LIMITED, (In Voluntary Liquidation). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that- the Cr ditor? of the above named Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required on 01 before Ist December. 1934,
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      580 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Trade Mark depicted above is the exclusive property of Guan Hoe Company of N i 14, Hill Street. Singapore, and is used by them in connection wi,«h bicycles, bicyrh lamps, rubber tyres and tubes and all other accessories manufactured, imported and
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      437 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—A Lady Canvasser to canvs if advertising contracts for a leading Journal. Apply Box No. 484, c|o Malaya Tribune. WANTED. Shorthand Typist. Mu>t v. rite 10!» words per minute and have, good command of English. Apply in writing stating; salary expected to Box No. 487 c/o Malaya Tribune.
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      293 4 EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education —Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. ENSURE YOUR EXAMINATION
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      578 4 REPAIRS I TAKE ALL YOUR CLOCKS WATCHES OR GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG, TO YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD.. Contractors for tho Repair WaL-hos to tho British Ai K.A.F. Base, Malaya. i~~r—Tgw—l —■hhji^il," Hairdrr?? specialists. TO LET. iO LET—No. 38, Scotts Road. S u~ Baobid, 31,
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    INDIAN LABOUR IN MALAYA
    966 5 Immigration Committee A MEMORANDUM ON ASSESSMENT MEETING of the Indian Immigration Committee was held til Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, Nov X with Mr. C. D. Ahearne. M.C.S.. Controller of Labour, Malaya, in the chair. The Chairman welcomed the Hon. Dr S. R. Krishnan as a member
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    LAWYER SUED
    53 5 (From Our Own ReporterJ Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. Mr. S. M. Sharma, the Kuala Lumpur lawyer was summoned by one of nis clerks to-day for the sum of $80, alleged o be in respect of salary due. The case was heard before Mr. S. K. Wilson. First Magistrate, who
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    ENTICEMENT CHARGE
    49 5 Singapore. Thursday. D. Morier. a Eurasian, made a second .tppearanee oeiore the Second Magisuate i Mr. N. Gricei, to-day. The charge againaj Morier was that on Oct. 29 he enticed away Nora Lewis, girl nearing the age of 16 years. The case was postponed until Nov. 29.
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      156 5 EVERY NIGHT FOR TEN NIGHTS (Excluding Sunday) BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS IN GOOD lIS GOOD IN GOOD USED CARS USED CARS USED CARS AT OUR SPECIAL NIGHTLY USED, I CAR I SHOW I No .junk! Really good second- I hand Automobiles that can B be depended on to give service 9
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      544 5 Srnie'l .Naughty Child Your naughty child is not always so blameworthy as he seems. Like us 'grown-ups,' he is subject to o<ca iMySr sional disorganization of the digestive processes which arc trying to the l^HmE.^'. nerves, spirits and temper. i\ Why you see that your little one is A \S
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      549 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME A Gallery Of London Typss TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: G. 20 p.m. Big Ben. The Western Studio Orchestra leader, Frank Thomas. Mai Ramsay (Soprano). G. 35 p.m. "Fog"* A Short Drama. G. 50 p.m. The Western Studio Orchestra contd. >. 7.05 p.m. "Q"
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      98 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programm3 for to-day as announced by the German Shortwave Station Berlin, Broadcasting House, broadcasting on a wavelength of 31.38 metr s is as follows:— 8.00 p.m. Opening Announcement D.7A. German Folk Song. Pro-gramme-Forecast (German, Eng,ish). P. :<n pm. Litht Music. BLU
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    329 6 PASSENGERS The following passengers are sail ng by •he P. and O. Lhhral, which left Singapore a 9.30 a.m. to-day:— Mr. W. H. Wallace Little, Mr. Mansell, Mr. U. i. I. Albiechu Surg. fcb. J. OlVer, Mr. W. B. Foy, Mr. W.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    259 6 V. GOVINDASAMY. NOV. 22 DUKAT. Norwegian, 7SI tons, from Bangkok 23.11. to Bangkok 24.11. HAFTHCR. Norwegian. 761 tons, from Bangkok 23.11. to Bangkok 24.11. GENERAL VERSPYCK. Dutcn. 640 ons from Serasan 23.11. to Natuna 27.11. VYNER BROOKE, Sarawak. 721 tons, frcm Kuehing 23.11, to Kuch ng 25.11. GIANG
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    137 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 23. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Penang Maru 22; Plancius 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Aramis 11; Bintang 9; BurdwanY Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Miha.ru Maru 30; Suisang 32; Steel Scientist 34; Silversandal 37. Empire Dock
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    54 6 The local agents of the Netherlands Air Mail Service notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 8 a.m. to-day. The mail will be available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders at 9 a.m. Correspondence for -on-boxholders will be sent out by
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    14 6 Left Arrrl. By Spore London Air Mr.il <Dutch> Nov. 15 Nov. 22
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    ALLEGED DOUBLE MURDER
    176 6 Preliminary Hearing At Ipoh I iFrow Our Our* Correspondent) Ipoh, Kef. 2ti. BEFORE Raja Ornur, Ofllcm? Assignee. Ipoh. si* ting aa Mau sI "rate, on Wednesday mornn. the pi* I limlnary Enquiry wa& begun into tti case in which Dan .el, until employed as the chargman o£
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    MONEY MARKET
    196 6 Singapore, Wo¥. 23. London 3 months 1 cicjht 2[4 7;32 London 4 months' sight 2,4 3j15 London 60 days' sight 2 t 4 5;32 Condon 30 days' sight 2j4Va London demand 2[4 3,32 London T.T. 2j4 332 Lyons and Paris demand 879 Hamburg demand 4<M New York demand
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    PRODUCE
    215 6 Singapore. Nov. 23. R. (Slam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $123 R. (Siarn» W. Coast N. 2 per.Koj'an $121 R. (81am) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $119 Ric(. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $120 Rice, B. Siam N 2 per Koyan $117 Siam. Al $181 Siam,
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON ?
    465 6 DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, »OV. 23 High Tides.—o.oB a.m., 11.09 a n.. Rugby: United Services Officers v. Singapore 11, S.C.C Hockey: Khaksa v. Wiltshires, Klia S.C.R.C. v. Y.M.CA. 11, SO A.C.S. v. A.P.C. It Paya Lebar; B.R v. Medical Coik-ge, College grou
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    AMUSEMENTS
    75 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Here Comas the Nay: wo A ?2 LL Hacsan" and Td-Ka-Chand." Hindus an: aiki< CAPITOi,--The Ba tie." EMPIRE.— "Tr* Perils of ccncludng chapters. sm2SS*E WORLD.-Cabaret Pancli* nie!'^-° WS Dean s Opera. ChiL A i V A yangs Talkies, etc MARLBOROUGH.—"Sat in van Eavatn, Tamil talkie NEW BTQRJLD.-Gabaret Dancn
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      622 6 lll| 'iuwiiiuiuiiwaii»iiiiiiij 1H l )t lww SINGAPORE HOTELS j IK VIEW HOTEL i IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE I BNT£KI \INMENT PROVIDED BY THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN I ENTERTAINERS 1 TAD MOE, I KING OF THE STEEL GUITAR. jj PRINCESS RuSELANI, THE NIGHTINGALE OF HAIVAIi. I SATIIfDA NOVEMBER 2-Uh,
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      243 6 SHERIFF'S SALE. IX THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Writ of Seizure and Sale dated the 9th Aug 192;. Suit- No. 48 of 1934. Between NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, Plaintiff. and T. S. T. S. NAGAPPA CHETTIAR Defendant VALUABLE FREEHOLD 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, To be sold
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      54 6 g OF DISTINCTION ft J pending Mfei, I a Pen Drawing mounted si 2e S% xB. suitable f,r framing, S R Coloured Xmas Cards by J. g. Charton box of (5 "H2 I -to A MX^&^d h^':: b I! a m-rTT-i Postage Extra ft X THE FEDERAL RUBBER STAMP CO.
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      25 6 FIGARO Ladies Hairdresbtrs. PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $10 and $15 only R AFFLES HOTEL. (Bcoas 1*20) and j at 93, Hi a« Rasah Ruad.
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      250 6 [POSTAL INTtUiGENOt SJiNGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Indo-China (Aramis) 2 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, SEast Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and T. Dilly (Plancius) 2.30 p.m. Muntok OPlancfus) 2.30 p.m. Soengei Liat 'Plaiicius) 2.30 pan. Belawan and Sfsd&n iTinombc; 3 pjn. BcngkaliS, Fort cle Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroc. Siak and Selat Pandjar.g (Ampang)
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      75 6 DAILy WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La* Yesterday Nighl Max. Bright Mm. lemp. Rainfall Sunshine. Termv Stations. Deg.F. Inches. Hours. De*. F. Al r S ;,r 7!> o.l* Nil 7;! Mcr*m* 88 Nil g.v 71 Kota Bharu 76 571 Nil 72 Bukit Jeiam X 7 Nil 5 72 Malacca §4
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    Film Studios For Training Husbands
    477 7 QUALITIES OP PROP" MEN ideal Mates LOOK AFTER BABIES i'uf il huj?}. nnJ .uj'Pil aid in all thcsi o ikt* home life wort!) <!ear lady, apply r. film <tli»l:o. Or, molt M y t.> tho property «I «urh u studio man" «>n a pioim !e
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    STARS' CARS
    154 7 Young Motor Thieves Arrested r RTS cars belonging to Brigitte 5 Helm, the German film actress, Hans 3rausewetter, the film actor, st Udet. the flying ac€^^ c oyer 50 cars alleged to have been by a band of motor thieves who wtrj to come before a Berlin thieves,
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    1551 7 Mtirige Evans. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayw i'.'tPftt Screen Entertainment In Singapore Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films 7 ILTDfG muziz and gorgeous girls. \ji hilarious comedy, spectacuea 1- seit ngs and cos.umes. a lew thrills, and a romance—these are tne ingrecients ol which Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has fashioned tr.e "Hollywood Party,' which comes to the Alhambia
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    CHILD "STAR"
    108 7 Has To Refuse £800-A-Week Offer Hollywood. Shirley Temple, the 6-year-old film star, has been offered £83.20 C for her "professional services" for two years —and the offer has been rejected. According to her father, Shirley was offered £800 a week for two years, with £10,000 in cash, payable
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      308 7 1 REASONS WHY YOU 1 SHOULD USE THE I j IMPERIAL AIRMAIL jj j SB mm 4 Ostomalt contains the four vitamins essential for 52 health A, B complex, D and also C. 3p 2 Ostomalt is three times richer in vitamins A Kg and D —the most important of
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      229 8 i= (•iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiitii»i,iiiiiiiiii!.ii;iiiijI|iii,,1 |iii,,| l l l ii iMI l l ,i| M| THE WHOLE TOWN IS I 9k MM 9k «m thisl AlnAnßKll wo^Z L tiE^ MBm l -|lllll|IIIHIIItll|ll|ll|MIMIHIIII!ll!illl|ll|irtllllllMtlll'lllll!!llllllllllll|lllll|l!llllll|i 1 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-15 ,0 million lUtll V 11 U V 3ft t uM^ neSn a h >;ru. I\! i i;iunmi:nt
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      495 8 tOne of the most Sensational Pictures of the Sound Era! W Sc( tht Romantic Story of a British w Naval Officer's Love for a Daughter VA I I 1 U L JII of the Orient! The Clash of EAST |Q|j J y JL- j "THE BATTLE" j CHARLES HOVER. MERLE
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      105 8 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENT ORDINANCE NO. 1 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT Of TIIS STRAITS SETTLEME <TS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPt Summary Case. Ii Bankruptcy. No. 30l» of 1934 Re I. GOMES, of No. 2. Race Course Road. Singapore, Dnemployed. Receiving Order made ICih N ivembei »934. Da of Order for Summary
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    71 9 Letters To The Editor. lOur r«lld«:r« io lerile <c UH ou «ud/eots o/ puvllo inler«t. tt )7lust be il?lder5too6 t/«lt tke lridune" cioe» not neee55arilz/ en» 6orse c>pialonH 09 correspondenls. «/5 4H pre/eraoli, scioud/e «pacl,lc/,. unci on one side o/ l/le paper oniH,. pe7l-nll7/?eH 7il<i/ be used,
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    Asiatie Unemployed
    138 9 <7c> l/t<- edttor. Zlu/a'xl 7rll)u,le, 8ir. Wlcb nlber n.:o cre r. lrum tbe X<,:< Lulope,. l enucirse tlie r.marks ol vliur t.c>l., Oomiclle' It ls not unlv European wbo are sullerins «l at anxie<v at present time Xo oMcdal «lorldeation been t55U.d l>t tb<- cioslnt? «''l tbe XunLuropenn
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    KENYA PEST KILLED
    252 9 Sir Joseph Byrne Shoots Crocodile NiM.olw, RviiyA BULLET irom the riff «M Brlga<thruettcijil Sir Byrne has smasheel hi* sphtv nt >• crocodile mid freed whole i.wtrtct Irctr. i l, LMt ~i»■ thie!*' wMcVi Had -OOy. pkiK'Vd Sir J'"-'<ni %%ti•» i- Gov 1 i'< ot Y.i, visited xmah
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    LODGE MALAYA NO. 5213
    833 9 Installation Meeting In Kensington (By Air Mail) (from Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 7. rE Installation meeting of Lodge Malaya, No. 5213. was held at Hoie Rembrandt. South Kensington on Tuesday. Oct. 23. Members present weie: Bros. Charles Stewart, W.M.. A. E. Uailey, 1.P.M., N. X
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    TRAVANCORE MUSLIMS
    83 9 An inaugural general meeting of the Travancor: Muslim Asrociatlon v/ill be held mirier *he Presidentship of Mr. M A X Cassim Sahib. B A Bar-at-law, on Bunds*. Nov. 25 at 4 D in. in the Hall of the Strait* Union English School. Cecil Street. Slngapor? The following will
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    THE INDIA REPORT
    614 10 INDIA'S claim for self-govern-ment has been the bugbear oi British pontics for several decades. It was a prime issue before the Great War. When that struggle broke out there was every chance that the Liberal Government then in power, under Mr. Asquith, would grant a more democratic
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    234 10 The Hon. Mr. A. M. Goodman. Resident Councillor of Penang. is sailing for Hom e on leave by the Chitrai. As Nov. 29, 1934, is an American national holiday "Thanksgiving Day>. r he Consulate-General in Singapore wnl be closed to business on that day. Mr. Leong Ping Chong. of thz
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    RUSSIAN ADMIRAL IN SINGAPORE
    141 10 Tv o Ships Built At Italian Works TWO patrol ships built for the Soviet Navy in Genoa are at Singapore on their way to Vladivostok. Each measuring 860 tons gross they were built at the Ansaldo Works and travel under the Italian mercantile flag until they
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    Notes and Comments Jardine Steps
    236 10 THE many people who use Jardine Wharf should take, particular note of the fact that from Dec. 1 it will be handed over to the contractors who are undertaking the extensions to the Harbour Board and will not be. available for shipping cargo or vehicular
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    "The Netherlands"
    110 10 ICCORPTNG to a circular ksued by the Minister of Education at Amsterdam, it is no longer correct to call Holland's colonial possessions in the Far Ea<t the -Dutch East Indies." The proper title fo: these island possessions la the. -Netherlands" and it is added .hat the English term
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    A Novel Suggestion
    215 10 yHE idea of having a night club on board a passenger liner strikes one as being entirely novel and it will therefore, be interesting to see how th Cunard-White. Star officials will receh the suggestion which has been made- to them by the proprietor of one ol
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    Influenza
    166 10 JUST at a time* when Singapore is experiencing another wave of influent, happily of a mild type, comes the news of a further important step which has been made towards eliminating thi > dread disease. According to the Lancet, it has now been discovered that mice can be infected
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    Topics Of The Day
    364 10 By "Looker-OiT IT has often been said that we must go abropd for news or employ a foreign reporter to describe a local event. If. for example, we go to a Malay Royal wedding we see a ceremony with which we are all more or less
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    42 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 5. INDIAN IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE MEETING. 3. CINEMA TOPICS, 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 9. CHIEF SCOUT IN MALAYA, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14, 15 and 16. CLUB DIARY, 18. BLACKMAILER WHO POSED AS CLERGYMAN, 19
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    Strong Criticism Of The India Report
    67 11 Defeatism Alleged Labour IWould Gran t More Self-Govt. jL. ILK the moderate Press 1 welcomes the India Rei and asks for a fair id the die-hard ConservaI and Labour both con- mm it.the former as being I. ii-alist and the latter as IV insufficiently
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    "GIVE IT A TRIAL"
    253 11 Reuter. Lumfoh, Nov. 122. imi <»i the cieleet i ommittec (lit; Ulsiiiiatioii of l>eiti£ in I lu* leaders of practicull.N moiling paper throughout t if. i Mil the Right Wing Cor•i anil the Daily Herald n* critical from diflFerinj.- hint-, it is generally agrer report ia
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    "PLEASE REMIT"
    41 11 Reminders For Payment Of War Debts Reuter. Washington, Nov. 22. ttpLEASE REMIT" notices were dis--1 patched by the State Department to the Embassies and Legations of cc debtor from whom indents of the War De«jt are due on 15.—Reuter
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    NANKING'S DEFENCE
    149 11 Vnti-Air Manoeuvres Held Nanking. Nov. 22. i r deience exercise* <»'- .Nanking •i, )<i w«i'e u givnL The iX'I 1 r the ticnts wuh skilfully done. i 'hiliiMi of attacking planes arrived Tin- defender* raised ihe signal» tn orpa ol anti-aircraft guns ai- < opened lire. V. b«»
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    JAPAN COLONISING JEHOL
    367 11 Certain Nation Plotting In Mongolia Shanghai. Nov. 23. THE Japanese ire putting into etfec their plans to co'.omse Jehol. They are iEmovlng the Jehol inhabitants to Ko wa and removing the Koreans to Jehol Special treatment is t° accord.d to whole famine who settle. down in Jehol
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    BLOW TO PEACE
    84 11 Yugo-Slav Attack On Italy Belgrade, Nov. 15. INTENSE feeling against Italy is evident throughout Yugo-Slavia. The official radio station on Wedncsciav after serious allegations against Italy, concluded with this stern warning: "The Yugo-Slavian Government has shown tolerance so far, but this cannot indefinitely continue." The radio attack
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    AGAINST FATHER'S WISH
    55 11 Notice Of Marriage Of Lady Margaret Stewart Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 20. Notice has been g ven at a London Register Office of the forthcoming marriage of Lady Margaret Stewart, daughter of the Marquis of Londonderry, to Mr. Alan Muntz. It was previously reported that the Marquis
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    THE RIGHT ROAL TO BARGAINS
    461 11 Make Extra Mon«-> Tor Christmas MOST people cur. timi excellent us tor ex ka modes' a. Holiday time and par Uanarly when Cnris*inland New Yen: Lome r'onjj tiieic uii many use#, in which the oxlra dinlcv o. two can be put. Hidden f.tmy in ue.«.
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    SOVIET TRIAL
    81 11 Death Sentences For Sabotageurs Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 22. OF the fifty-five people charged before the Supreme Court at Uzbekistan with be ng Kulak;- and Sabotageurs. twelve were sentenced to death and seven have already oeen shot. Some of the accused were charged with destroying 200 acres of cotton
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    U.S. FARM PRODUCE
    65 11 Result Of Higher Prices Caused By Drought Reuter. New York. Nov. 22. Although the drought of last Sumniei ruined thousands of American farmers, it is officially estimated that the higher prices it brought will increase the total income of the American agricultural community In 1934 to about
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    TIN QUOTA TO BE MAINTAINED
    310 11 Forty Per Cent. CRITIC OF BUFFER POOL Reuter. (Frcm Our Oicn Correspondent j London, Nov. 22. pUNGENT comments on the Buffer Pool were made by Mr. Mail when presiding at the meeting ol Tekka Tin. Mr. Mair said he understood that consumption for 1934 was
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    AVIATOR KILLED
    38 11 Machine Crashes In Canton Hongkong, Nov. 23. AN av'itor attached to the Yinung M iliary College, Canton, named Wang Kirn, was killed when his machine trashed during a practice flight yesterday morning.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    OPIUM TRAFFIC
    123 11 China's Statement To League Committee Reuter. Geneva. Nov. 22. MR. Hoo. in a statement before thOpium Committee, called att nt'on to the new series of meisuies r<---nio ced by China to combat the traffic In op um The problem in China had become more serious, he said, due
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    INDIA AND CHINA
    129 11 Closer Cultural Relations Mooted Shanghai, Nov. 222. Clos:r cultural relations between China and India are promised by the formation of the proposed Sino-Indian Cultural Society both in India and in China. The idea was first mooted by Dr. Tai Chi Tao, Dr. Yeh Cho Chang and Dr.
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    ENGLISH SOCIETY ENGAGEMENTS
    208 11 Sir Miles Lampson Miss Jacqueline Casteilani j London, Nov. 22. THE engagement is announced of Sir Miles Lampson, K.C.M.G., C.8., CMC. M.V.0., High Commissioner for Egypt and the Sudan and former British Minister in China, to Jacqueline, tne only daughter of Sir Aide and Lady Casteilani.—Reuter. TSir
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    NO BREAKDOWN IN NAVAL TALKS
    203 11 Commons Statement WILL JAPAN BUILI) TO PARITY? Reuter. London, Nov. 2ft. IN the House oi Commons, Sir Jnhn Simon denied that the naval mr.versa tiohs had broken down. He stressed the eviln wbii-h wool result from a renewed armameni race and declared that security dc'
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    Singapore Resident Found Shot Dead
    634 12 RIFLE BETWEEN HIS KNEES Big: Game Hunter THE IKQrEST AND FUNERAL Sir»«- r »i i»nv, rtda>'+ AS already ivpvrtnl, Air. Heiidriß Jan oiliad Ifpytfttmi, well Go a well-known Pttleh resident o; Singapore, was fnund -hot detid yf*?terdny morning in his house, 37, Wilkinson KoUfl, Ihmman
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    UNIMPROVED VALUE IN IPOH
    80 12 Five Per Cent. Reduction From Next Year (Fro ni Our Oww Correspondent/ Ipoh, Nov. 22. AT a (nesting qI the- Kiuta Sanitary Board, the Chairman stated that the AsttMm ni Sub-Committee hoj repoitrtl that the tolal unimproved value in Ipoh was $20.070,000 comuarad with $2'i.000.00n hi
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    IRISH SENSATION
    257 12 "Aviation ttase For German Raiders" London, Nov. 11. -iifE may presently linci territory in .he ff Irwll Five S' ue placed at the Disposal oi Germany lor the construction ol an aiiauou base to be used igaiUs: Great Britain!'* TMs was iht* «itartiiut warning yiven to Iri>h Loyslktts
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION
    155 12 Commissioner Oi Land's Proposal Not Approved It Is notified that committee No. 4 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners disapproved, in connection with the housing area on Crown hnd off Haveiock Road, recently razed by fire, a proposal by the Commissioner of Lands that the Commissioners accept a 30
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    109 12 Sinhalese Hoy Knocked Down By A Bu> A Slnhnifrn to* D: i,; jbou' iuui vp of '.vo- V-1 <' i U' c ciowr. by .1 mo orbit-. Nt I'imci r <7 G^yV'! 1.: r? 1 tac* He was bun»" lirulxi d ijfj IJK* X;ice atrJ ;"li nd and
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    INSULL TRIAL
    74 12 "Accommodation Cheques" Not Received Reuter. Chicago, Nov. 22. I During the closing stages of the trial of Samuel Instill, counsel for the defence emphatically denied that Insuli unloaded his own stock before the crash of the Utility Securities Company. In regard to the "accommodation 1 cheques" totalling $41,620
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    BLOOD BROTHERHOOD TRIAL
    79 12 Tokyo, Nov. 22. The Blood Brotherhood Trial Court CndVWi!^- Tadashl Konu ma and Gorohi Shinuma to life lmorisonment, Eiji Puruuchi, Yoshiakaand fiSkehSS"iSS t0 e i ght years Tarosuda. io..h.vu Knagura to six years KenJlS; £aiji Kurosawa and Taka.nl Ho- piS r years und Hiroshiito to wree years'
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    DEATH OF MR. E.J. HOGAN
    279 12 Became Suddenly 111 On Monday T Singapore. Friday. HE many frfcntt• o! Ml Ui.v'uc Jo. ;a Mian «HdMie» Hognn v. M b> ahu Jce-f! hear ol hib unti:n.-ly deaL which c.tci;u:i'fu <*» «he G»?nei k\ Rosp i_:l t:>st t shoiVj r./fifr ll o'Ci-ji-k "lr Hogan
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    CHINESE REDS
    368 12 l anton And (lanan Troups Combine HoiiiAong. Nov 23. •riiK ft i> aionc. ihr II'.» aii-Ks*ai. luut t»tdir vre retrimififc wesi V> •w«; rc.v U.ro i£h Chi ilion. Sa.. ;lei». n, Klangwah and WiUvnut:» Th: CantoivKt' ruops jit remaining 0» YlcJhana 'i»d Limva r.ud coinbhim with the Hunan
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    TO BE PRODUCED IN LONDON
    246 12 .000-Year-Old Chines? Comedy Reuter. London, Nov. 22. Tritf tlurosand-yeai-old Chinese comedy "Lady Pixciuu.s Sin am." the English version ol which by Mi. 5i Hslutig was universally praised, Is being produced next week at the LtUle Theatre. Nut icy Price cllifOt;., Me.iale Carroll is \he he
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    NEXT ANGLO-JAPANESE MEETING
    97 12 Reuter. London, Nov. 22 An hour's conversation was held this morning between Mr. Matsudaira and Mr. Craige ot rhe Foreign Office and was described as being for the purpose of" discussing points of procedure in regard to the fixing of the next Anglo-Japanese Naval meeting. At the
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    STRONG TOKYO COMMENT
    144 12 Opposes Discussion Of Far East Issues Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 22. A semi-official statement refutes the contention that the Wa*shington Pact, the Nine-Power Pact and the Four-Power Treaty are inter-related and declarer that if the Nine-Power Treaty is renewed and the territorial integrity of China reassured, the independence
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    AUSTRIA'S CLAIM
    103 12 Reuter. London. Nov. 21. Further complication to the disarmament situation has been introduced by Austria, whose delegate to the Disarm tment Bureau. Herr P. Flueger, declared that Austria had be en deprived of ah security in th: face of growing armaments and was unable to subscribe to any
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    WORK IN COMMITTEE
    87 12 Geneva. Nov. 20. The Bureau ci the Disarmament Ccnnce has decided to resume work in committee on regtilat oris for the manuft Lure and trade in arms, budge:..;:, publicity and the es ahhshrnent of Li permanent disaimamc-n: commission. It Is proposed to include hese subjects in separate
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    BRITAIN NOT DESBAIRING
    424 12 Reuter Wireless. l.oijooti No» 20 ri:r PJienilcr. l :-t afcinj? in the rn.irii i ui debate l u hi: Adth;?> w t ~s.! cil r.« Di aimamrtJ. Co:!<i u■> :\t di t.'. u<r lo^ •icC t?v iif.il o Kit yt-n wc aifl *olng r c: ;i d?•
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    FRENCH DIPLOMAT DEAD
    466 12 M. Phillipe Berthelot SOCIETY LEADER STATESMAN Reuter. Paris, Nov. 22. THE death is anno meed M. Phillipe Berthelot. ex S< tary-General of the French Foi Ministry.—Reuter. When Phillipe Berthelot ret lrom his post as chief of the fai palace on the Quai d'Oraay, w radiate the strings
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    TAMIL KILLED
    49 12 (Frcjn Our Oicn Corresponded' Ipoh.. N While a number of Tamil v. in a temple near Selama on W night, one of the men is said to gone too close to a bonfire lighU 'front of the temple and accidentally fallen into the flames with fatal < quences.
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    Bringing Up The Youth Of To-Day
    405 13 CHIEF SCOUT IN MALAYA Vrriva! In Penang fcorSINU U INCEPTION \i\ SCOITS GUIDES Tr; *\a- a large crowd on the t y« >tf.rdav to greet Lord l the Chief Scout, and I laden-Powell, the Chief Guide, ijt*\ iOTived at Penang by the < i
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    PROPER ORGANISATION
    309 13 Better Health And Stamina Of A Nation Mussolini has shown how by proper •.wit ition, tt is possible within a nrr ji»on to alter completely for the natter the h altli and stamina of a uitkm Hitler is organising the trailing of German youih with the same mien
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    MISS BADEN-POWELL
    156 13 Marriage Engagement Cancelled It was recently announced thai the marriage arranged between Mr. Gtoib 1 Lennox-Bovd and the Hon. Heather Baden-Powell, eider daughter of Lord j Baden-Powell, the Chief Scout Iwnu arrived in Malaya yesterday will no- I now take place. Miss Baden-Powell's engagement zu Mr. Lennox-Boyd was
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    ORATORICAL CONTEST
    86 13 TJnet tV auspice < 112 ttie Third ?nc Fourth Departments thr S rats Cnn\-:-i* Epwoth Lt ucue will hold a tempetjnee oratorical eont?st at th- ®ocla» Hall to-morrow evening at 3. All mi*.i\ ttd are invited. M:; S M. 1. Pr'nrfpal of Nln 1 »iup has kindly consent-<i
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    48 13 The American Consulate-General announces that on the American Thanksgiving Day. Thursday, Nov. 29, a pubhc service will be held at the Wesley Methodist Church. Fort Canning Road, at 6.30 p.m. Bishop Edwin F. Lee will A liver an address on the subject. Thnr.ksgiving Day, Its Deep Sigpincj ~*ce
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    BIRTHDAY ENDS IN HOSPITAL
    264 13 Johore Man Convicted Of Trespass (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Nov. 22. BL Ready, an Indian, who said that *he was formerly employed as a dresser, was charged before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (second magisj ate. Johore Bahru > with having committed house trespass
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    SEQUEL TO RECENT ASSASSINATIONS
    70 13 Yugo-Slavian Note To League Council Reuter. Geneva, Nov. 23. YUGO-SLAVIA handed in a_note to the League Council declaring that the assassinations of King Alexander ana M. Barthou had been organised and executed with the participation of re■vsee terrorists in Hungary and demandire: that the matter be
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    HUNGARIAN PROTEST
    58 13 Reuter. Geneva, Nov. 23. Herr Eckhardt. the Hungarian reprentative on minority question, on arrival here welcomed the fact that the the assassinations were to be cleared up. but emphatically protested at the "calumnies* of the Yugo-siav now. i which he described as an effort to dis- i tract
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    SEQUEL TO ALLEGED QUARREL
    126 13 Punjabi Watchman In Custody (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 22. A QUARREL in a toddy shop in the heart of the town between two Punjaois is alleged to have resulted in one. ueeumbing to injuries received. The victim was a moneylender and the alleged assailant
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    MALAYAN DOG SHOW
    131 13 Visit Of Well-Known English Judge- THE Malayan Kennel Assoc at ion announces -hat arrangements Jhave been made with the distinguished English and iniemational Jud<*,e. Mr. Cam Crabrree. to visit Malaya to onir ate as an all-Malaya dos show which will be held at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.
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    Singapore November Race Meeting Concludes To-Morrow
    1237 14 GOING IS LIKELY TO IMPROVE CONSIDERABLY POINTERS FOR THE PUNTERS SIX EVENTS OVER MILE AND MORE IN CARD OF Wil l By •ONLOOKER.") Singapore, Friday. \yHATEVER the Singapore Turf Club three-day Novemb< r meeting is going to be by way of figures and results,
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    THREE GOALS IN THE SECOND HALF
    493 14 S.C'.t Kei-ov;r Weil HOCKEY WIN OYMI THE INDIANS Sijwiijwjre, kriiluy. i /liii.jt) Asm»:* ;if u>n wen do A 'ciued \ty three? jfoals 11> on»* w!v n. y met Hi" s 112 C. n ii h»j' kc.7 n.il Ba/v*t>r > uttcrduy. i J:;.; n'jauu ,f
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    TO-MORROW'S SCRATCHINGS
    66 14 PC HATCHINGS for to-morrow are as follows:— Race 1: Great Joy. Valkyrie. Miss Woo, Leonie. 2: Lildcree, Eaton Crop. Angelus, Rico. 4: Moun am Belle. 5: Troy S.ick, CompraMajesty Man, Prince Caravel. 6: Cheerful Lady. 7: Amy Welkin, Merry Mike. Kit y Teuton. Climats. 8: Five Dollars. Golden
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    TO-NIGHT'S BIG FIGHTS
    443 14 Excellent Boxing: Ld;<i PHILIPPINE MALA' DUEL iOl 112 11;» ALL road*- -b«»a](| lead t«i rtu* S, World Arrna to-:;:fr)it Gertie Bt-U, >\cll km. 7,1 local promoting fusfcl. i« prt.What m uucloubtiuljy I !;e Wii»jt 1 Lver allfttiijK'd liy :n.v pn 11 1 ]rialav;t, The- three FllipiHot. 6mJUo.s
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    WATER-POLO ON SUNDAY
    149 14 Chinese To Entertain Europeans Til E Chinese Shimming Club and the Singwpun* Swimming Club will mee. Hl wavr-poln in two mikhes on Sun«lay a- 'he Chinese Swimming Club- play I b<" nnirg ii i'! "JO p.m. l'lu>LTr Will lu- u* follow»: i.HIN6SE Is 1 Choo Seng Kay.
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    BADMINTON
    68 14 Singapore Club Championship Draw To-night Eif»ht entries have been received for the Singapore tnter-club badminton ehnmpirnshtp as follows: Rc<eray Badminton Party. Diehard Badminton Party, Mayflower Badminton Party. United Chinese Amateurs, Devonshire Badminton Party. Novice-; Badminton Party, Rovers Badminton Party, Jovial Badminton Party. The draw will take place to-day ai
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    HOME RUGBY
    40 14 Glamorgan Beaten In Championship Game Reuter. London, Nov. 22 The following are the results of rugby matches played to-day: Oxford University 12 Mr. R. V. Stanley's XV 7. Monmouthshire 16 Glamurgan 11, at Newport (County Championship match). —Reuter.
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    137 14 Negri-Malacca And Singapore Teams SINGAPORE will trav-l to Streinbuw this week-end to play again?' Negri Malacca rugger fifteen i' l H.M.S. Malaya Cup match. Our Seremban correspondent. jr. the Nrgri-Malacca team. 1 the side has improved most renuifc^ 1 and that last Saturday's victory ostrong Qelangor XV
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    SCOTTISH CHAMPION
    43 14 Wins Centenary Amateur Golf Title Reuter. Mellioumt, N<«v. iV IN tho Centenary aiuu f i?ur polf rhntui 1 ship tinu! over lIG holo«, .la- K W-' thy SvnUi&li champion, tlef-i'fl ley, a former Aus ralian 1 pion by 11 and I>.—Router.
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    £1,000 TOURNAMENT
    69 14 Melbourne, Nov Y Jimmy Thompson, th"> American i»'" Tessiona!, won the £1,000 Melbnuri' Centenary open golf championship with an aggregate of 283 (.vet 72 holt L o Dicgel (United S'ates» was cond w.th 289. and Sarozen <Untt 1 States» nnd Edward Nafsmith «Victor r > shared third place
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    INTER-COLLEGE HOCKEY
    30 14 The annual inter-college bocke; match between Raffles College and Mcdi cal will be played to-morrow a Bukit Timah beginning at 5.15 p.m. Ad graduates and friends are invited.
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    "Death Knell" Of Bowling To Intimidate Batsmen AUSTRALIAN VIEWS ON BODYLINE
    222 15 "M.C.C. Ashamed" GENERAL APPROVAL "DOWN UNDER" Reuter. London, Nov. 22. THE M.CC.'s bodyline ruling b generally approved in Australia where it is considered the previous Australian rule has been adopted in principle. Mr. Johnson, a Test selector, said that
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    POPPY FUND HOCKEY
    600 15 Ladies' Match •>l> VKTOIiV FOR Ti5E if EST Singapore. Friday. iw' -.1 s<-cured a well-came'! Ik *k >. i lirtt dear g'xalx t• 1 o :.ntkiul hidu-.s' hocko\ i .ti of lh(i Poppy Day 1« um a J he Alison Road- Sta i:: «.irmll crowd turned uj>
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    COLTS BEAT KLANG
    343 15 Hockey Match On Y.M.C.A. Ground fFrom Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. TbuifJay. PLAYING On he YMC.A gronnj 101 l ll u>. ne lulu met ;hi* Lung (Jiimnmud a, hotkey aim d<ne.i <-<| tneiat iy lour i one fhe tuJ s ptoted go«><l ior Ua? vi»iand gave *hem
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    TENNIS TEST DRAWN
    47 15 Two Australian Victories For Dorothy Round Reuter. Sydney, Nov. 22. THE first Anglo-Australian Women's Lawn Tennis Two-Day Test was drawn 4 4. Miss Dorothy Round won both her matches, deieatin;, Miss Louise Biekerton 6—4. 6—2 and Mis? Joan Hartigan 6- 2. 2—6. 6—3 —Reuter.
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    261 15 I The following have been invit d to play rugby foottail: I For P. S. A. P. C. v. M. B. on Tuesday in an S. C. C. totiraament match: A. N. Macauiay; P. 11. Eurg i-: F I. I Tremleite; J. C. Cooke; F. G. limns; ID.
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    62 15 i The Malacca Badminton Association 1234 tournament will close on Saturday at the M.V.C. courts kindly lent by the 1 Officer Commanding. Malacca Volunteers. The mens -singles and the mixed I .doubles wall be played, commencing a: (3.15 p.m. At the conclusion of the finals Lieu Col. A.
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    JOHORE SCHOOL SPORTS
    31 15 (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Nov. 22. The annual sports of the Bukit Zarai •School, Johore Bahru. will be held o he School padang on Nov. 24.
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    S.C.C. DRAW FIRST BLOOD
    335 15 i'aciang Hockey TERRORS EQUALS WITH I .ATE GOAL JSiiigaj tore, Friday, r -iXDIXi; u wcaiv mo S.C.L* «M well t'> hold the UM.S. Terror 1 mjli draw in hoelcej match < r, i he? PaUang yesterday. J.ha result is ,;uiic a tair rc'U-x o; J*c both
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS CONCLUDES
    266 15 Finals Of Veterans' Handicap Events i j Singapore, Friday. VUE S.CR.C open law.: tennis tou-na- meat—the Ur&f one oi its kind o ganiied by the Club—was eompicted yesterday wi»h tn- playing of mo fina.s in the veterans' stng.es hanchcap ana tne veterans' doubles handicap, in th? singles,
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    ARSENAL WIN 3-0
    46 15 Soccer Match Against French Racing Club Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 19. The Arsenal beat the Racing Club of France at soccer by three goals to nil after leading at half-time by two goals to nil. The scorers were Marshall, Hill and Drake.—Reuter Wireless.
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    SIONG BOO A.A.
    96 15 The following arc eMBpMa results of the Bco A.A. Novice*' billiards 'curnamer.*: First Round: Onjr Henir Tpow lost to C. K. Pantr 96—200. J. P. Tham w.o. Chua Whye Lee. Second Round: C. K. P *ng beat Lim 1 rhio Leow 200—120, See Wah Teck beat Licvv
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    1068 16 Scotland v. Rest Match At S.G.C. A FOUR-BALL match will be played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morning between Scotland and the Rest. The following are the teams and starting times (Scotland players mentioned first). 8.15 If. M. Paterson and S. N. Kelly v. S. P. Holmes-Smith and
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    GERMANY'S AIR STRENGTH
    123 17 Protest Against Panic Rtfmours Reuter. Paris, Ncv. 22. A PROTEST against the panic rumours to the effect that Germany pcssesses thousands of military areoWanes was uttered by the Air Minister, General Demain, in explaining the air credits to the Chamber's Aeronautical Commission. He said that actually Germany
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    88 17 "Barretts Of Wimpole Street" For Charity Th? Premiere" of The Barretts of Wimpole Street" at the Pavilion Theatr 1 Singapore, on Dec. 11 at 9.15 will be a performance for charity, the proceeds going to the Children's Aid Society. H.E. the Governor Sir Shenton Thomas., and Lady Thomas
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    MAN WHO MET THE KING OF HEDZAZ
    403 17 Col. Cunliffe-Owen's War Adventures ms only Englishman, besides Phiiby, to visit the territory of the King of the Hcdjaz. Ibn Saud, south of his capital, was in Colombo recently. He is Lieuc.-Colonel F. Cunliffe-Owerj. C.M.G. He and his wife are returning Home after
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    371 17 Millionaire Philanthropist Returns To Hongkong Hongkong, Nov. 15. Mi. Aw Boon Haw. the millionaire philanthropist and proprietor of the Eng Attn Tong, accompanied by his attorney, Mr. Ip Kwai Chung, returned to the Colony after a brief trip to Shanghai and Nanking by the Italian liner.
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    COW EATS CLOTHES
    58 17 Cologne The housewives of the village of Doverack were troubled on successive washing days by the disappearance <>f the articles they had laid out in a field to dry. On he next washing day some of them kep' wat'eh. After a time a row strolled into vian
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    132 18 gainst Lank 0O«oi2l 8il,tiapole. lbull>dav. MUN lan Loo Xiat. assistant manager and casbier emploved bi tbe 8xe Nal lone Lank and insurance eumpanv in Cbuilu 8tree:. appeared betore «be lbird 3 .VI Lrand", > «0-da> un a serluuz cllicr^e He was cb.l,l»ed wi.n breacb ul rru>«
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    DROVE TOO FAST
    131 18 Woman Motorist Fined $40 Singapore. Thursday. A FINE of $40 wiiri imposed on Mrs Yolande Gate', bv Mr. C H. Whitton. the Fourih Magistrate. s. the conclusion of the cast n which she wu? charged with causing hurl to Mr A .1 Btaya ihe wett-knowti local lawyer
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    MURDER CHARGE
    58 18 Sequel To Alleged l.ang Fight Singapore Thursday Thr pi?l ininarv inquiry iir.o tiary.« ol murder aguin&t lour Chinesp ha« been tixeti to; Dec 9 and 112». beloir the F-rrnn Mr. N Oi'iee» Tlit* caw- J* n stquoJ so a nan* figh'. hat occurred It I irut Road on
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    BLACK AND WHITE WHISKY
    191 18 Heavy Find For Store Manager l Singapore, Thursday. CONVICTED pn a charge coming under tihe Merchandise Marks Cidinance, Tay Quee Eng, the manager of the i East Asia Store In Serangoon Road, was fined $500 or, in default, three months' rigorous Imprisonment, by the District Judge
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      391 18 [There are numerous Club* and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it vp-to-dale and complete. Happenings of general interest icill siill be included in the Diary of
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    Blackmailer Who Posed As Clergyman
    1944 19 PRAYED IN OFFICE OF VICTIM Extraordinary Story ONCE A NOVICE AT A MONASTERY (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 27. n »W a blackmailer, posing as a U 11< rgyman, prayed in the office man from whom he and a corator contrived to obtain sums ng
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    SOLDIER'S WAR RELIC
    90 19 Cloth In Lungs For 68 Years Munich. Johann Kohl, a 90-year-old Munich tailor, has coughed up a fragment of a red and blue uniform which has been lodged in hi? lungs for 68 years. He is now in the best of health. During the Austrian "War of
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    ROYAL WEDDING GIFT SCHEME
    262 19 Christmas Fund For Poor Children (From Our Own Correspondejit) London. Nov. 2. ALL the Georges in Great Britain have in ted t0 to a wed.ding gift to the Duke of Kerr nis title) and to Princess Marina. Money for the gift, which the Duke j;l Pl
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    110 20 Singapore I Races In j Pictures < The finish of the fourth race on Wednesday, won by Golden Queen (Tankard), half a length ahead of Lady Rona "Hays'. Third was Miss T go I Gibbons» two lengths away, and fourth was Lisheen (Spencer). The
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      17 20 "DAISY" I for c FLOWERS, j AM 15, Orchard Road, Singapore. 'Phone 4097. mediums £$m PERFECTION ot\
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