Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Baily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXI- -No. 287 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Nov. 26, 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    Shipping News & Notices. MELBOURNE MAIL 70 YEARS AGO
    1200 2 Shipping News Notices. MELBOURNE MAIL 70 YEARS AGO Efficiency Of P. And O. Service THE celebration of the centenary of the ciy and port of Melbourne attracts particular and interest, anions: those who love the old ships end study the golden age of sail, for the Australian gold rush attracted
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    REPERTOIRE GENERAL
    372 2 65th Issue Of Shipping Annual THE 193-1-35 edition has now been published of the Repertoire General v- I t Mr l l Llst of Me «"hant Shippiag), jvh eh has been issued annualh- since 1870 by the administration of the Buneau > eritas. The work now appears in
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    RANGOON SHIPPING
    237 2 Improvement Experienced Last Year rl& rtpoi". of the Cnmnu&jiuner* toiIhe port vf Rangoon for t'«e year t o Match 31 last shcrors u debit of 1r23,4&t1r5.,l r 23,4&t1rs., as upainnl an eslimated iifctire of I2sr*. »o/npared witii the ftit'viouM > «'li i* income f<how* an ino'cus* ii, gIMSJtOr»
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    SHIPBUILDING IN SPAIN
    584 2 Companies Report Poor Results WITH the launching at Bilbao of the motorships Domine and Fernando Poo for the subsidised service of the Compania the Gulf of Guinea, not a single, merchant ship of importance is now on the stocks in Spain. On Jan. 1 last, according to
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      412 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. Pa 0«d BRITISH INDIA P. O. a N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. RANCHI 17,000 Dec. 7 SOMALI 6,810 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. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Feb. 14 CARTHAGE
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      177 2 I ffl LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SFRVirP j SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. m. f SERVICE. t Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suet, Port Port Said, Brindisi, Venice A Trieste. Said Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and s Trieste. Leaving
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      357 2 HAMBURG-AMERTKA UNIE. Dent h |H D n| Amtr.i .che rVflmpf«chtfft |fl Cj Getellschaf* (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'pora. v s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Dec. 2 t m.s. LEVERKHSEN, via Manila Dec. 11 s.s. KARNAK, via Manila Dec.
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      503 2 STEAMBR SAILINGS. #NORDDEUTSCHKH (Incorporated in Jm 8*22 tbe C4mpany OUTWARD 3. 1934 "TRAVE," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China and Japan llV v "SAARBRUCKEN," for Manila H'kong, S'hai, N. China i Japan I>. "DONAU," for Manila, H'kong C S'hai, N. China Japan De, HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. t "ALDA"
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1321 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Co., exchange and stock broker*. Rubber quotations are those of Fraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt: MINING Singapore, Monday 10 a.m. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and
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    KARMEN RUBBER LTD.
    1090 3 Increase In Estate Expenses THE tenth annual general meeting oI Karmen Rubber. Ltd, was held in London recently. t i l^ h f_ chßll maa R F McNalr Scott As the scheme for regulation of rub--mm/ U i P s c,3me into operation or, urie J u
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    SOCONY-VACUUM
    94 3 Redemption Of Two Bond Issues Reuter. New York, Nov. 24. Following the recent example of othjr leading oil companies. Socony Vacuum Corporation will red"em two bond issues on Feb. 15. 1935, totalling £28,000,000 Th:se will be Standard Oil of New York 4% per cent, debentures and General Petroleum Company
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
    312 3 Poor Support For Prices Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 21 ON the* Stock Exchange to-day, business was further reduced. and although no weakness was apparent prices in qll sections were barely supported. The only important item of wa« the beginning of dealings in the »ie* 314 per cent,
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    TIN PRODUCTION
    104 3 Mining Companies Formed In Kwangsi (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 7. SEVEN or eight large mining companie„ have been floated in Kwangsi for the exploration of tin production on modern lines according to the Dutch official weekly commercial review "Handelsberichten." The present annual output
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. For R.M.A. No. L X. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loose) 20% 20% (F. 0.8.) December 21 21/6 Jan. March 21% 21% April June 23 23»* July Sept. 24 24% Tone of Market:—Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 6
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      438 3 TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION STOCK PRODUCTION FIGURES Firmer Conditions Reported ißy Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-day's Prices tber (Singapore) 20% cts. up ct. Market Tone: Steady. (Singapore), unchanged. >,tt urday's Prices:— London: up 3 16d. Market Tone: Firm. York: 12~ cts., up ct. Market Tone: Steady. TIN. London: No
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      28 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE. MARINE, MOTOD CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HE \D OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. L G JOHNSON. General Manager.
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      78 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maalschapplj, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in t-he Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arahia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities
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      64 3 WITH ANNUAL INTEREST OF 2«/ 2 p.a. PAID QUARTERLY. A SAVINGS ACCOUNT is your easiest way to save. All the odd cents put carefully aside and regularly deposited will very quickly give you ready money for any possible emergency. Easily accessible and always available you should hecMate no longer to
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      218 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd (Incorporated in Straits 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: 408, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      472 4 l *MueHoMaVMaVaVaWHa«a*a*Hr M. HASSAN, to, ft 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, bINGAJPOBE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service 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.
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      672 4 FJJBLIC NOXIGES. SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Writ of Seizure ano! Sale dated the 9th Aug. 1934 Suit- No. 48 of 1934. Between NEDERLANOSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ. Plaintiff and •T. S. T. S. NAGAPPA CHETTJAB Defendant. VALUABLE FREEHOLD 999 YEARS' LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, To
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      459 4 FOR SALE An excellent opportunity for Ladies.. Ready-to-wear and trimmed Millinery to be cleared below Factory prices by instruction lof the manufacturer The selection is upj to-date and brand new. "SCHIFFNER'S," J 117 A, North Bridge Road (Meyer Mansion, ground floor). NOW ON 3rd Big Week of I OUR SALE
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      288 4 SITUATIONS VACANTWANTED —A Lady Canvasser to canvas advertising contracts for a leading Journal. Apply Box No. 484, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED—Lady Cashier and Bil' Collector with cash security of $200 each. No bond accepted. Apply Box No. 188. MaMyti Tribun?. Singapore. WANTED WANTED—An Active Partner with cash, capital of
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      276 4 j EDUCATIONAL. FAR 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 aivi Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal. ENSURE YOUR
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      566 4 REPAIRS TAKE ALL YOUR CLOCKS WATCHES OR GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG, TO YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks WaU-hes to the British Army and R.A.F. Base, Malaya. i\S. Permanent specialists. TO LET. TO LET—No. 38, Scotts Road. S 0 Baobid,
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    DISTRAINING A LION
    98 5 Tough Job For The Bailiff (By Air Mail) Liverpool, Nov. 12. A LIVESTOCK dealer at Liverpool wa; summoned for not paying his rate& \fhcn a rate-collector gave evidence he said that the dealer's only asset wat i lion. "Well, distrain on the lion," said thi Magistrate (Mr..
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      272 5 Sole Distributors:—HENßY VVAUGH CO.. LTD., SINGAPORE PENANG IPOH KUALA LUMPUR. 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE j "SMALL-ADVERT" WEEK J I 2 i Dec. 3-8. IVifl YOU accept this remarkable offer? j i SIX INSERTIONS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE j To convince YOU of the advertising value of the Malaya Tribune, and
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      351 5 4 I I I I 1 I- i i I t I I I I illllllllltl I I I HHIItllll |Ji|ii|ti|lt|H|ll|i!|li||i|Mtil|tnil|HgMII«W L TRAVEL BY AIR. i u THE ONLY WAY fN THE TROPICS u IN I 1 f SINGAPORE—PALEMBANG —BATAVIA i I 1 EVERY j t WEDNESDAY L 1 U
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      110 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-day THE wireless programme for to-day ai announced by trie German Shortwave Station Berlin, Broadcast? House, broadcast ng on a wavelength ol 31.38 metres is as follows: 3 20 p.m. Opening Announcement DJA German Folk Song. Pro gramme-Forccas. (German English). X> p.m. "Haydn's Last
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      561 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME The London Symphony Orchestra TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 6.20 p.m.: B g Ben. The Western S udio Orchestra. Leader, Frank Thomas. Mai Jones (Syncopated Piano Solos). 7.05 p.m.: Opera (Greenwich Time Signal at 7.20 p.m.) 7.50 p.m.: An Organ Recital. 8.20 p.m.: Haydn
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED
    370 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED ERIA, Danish, 5,780 tons, from Banekok 24.11, to Malacca 27.11. CORFU, British, 7,688 tons, from London 23.11, to Hongkong 24.11 SUI SANG, British, 1,982 tons, from Calcutta 23.11, to Hongkong 24 11 GLENEAM, British, 3.225 tons, from Hamburgh 23.11, to
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    220 6 Dcnustic Production, as renre«;«nt«.l Unfedemted Malay S a es, an <i S a sSKS Federated Malay SUW* Tin. and Tin-in-Ore a, L ,t of Mala,,) of pei cent during Dm month of Oc'.ober. 1934. Federated Malay States Tons Tons I'nfederated Malay States, ?372 Johore Kedah ?1 Perlis
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    MAILS EXPECETD
    21 6 MaiL from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Pos« Office Singapore, at 230 p.m. tomorrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    12 6 Left Arrd. By Spore London Karapara Nov. 1 Nov. 24
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    119 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 23. East Wharf 'Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3> Bengal Maru 16; Erria 11; Kuala 9, Gairsoppa 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3> Miharu Maru 30: Havana Maru .",2, Ipoh 35; Cyclops 37; Darvei 39.
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    MONEY MARKET
    213 6 SELLING. Singapore, Nov. 26. London 3 months' eight 2|4 7j32 London 4 months' sight 2;4 3 1 13 I London 60 days' sight 2' 4 5;32 London 30 days' sighc 2[4 I /8 London demand 2|4 3j32 London T.T. 2|4 3j32 Lyons and Paris demand 378 Hamburg demand
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    PRODUCE
    224 6 Singapore, Nov. 26, R. i Siam I W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $123 R. (Siami W. Coast N. 2 per.Koyan $121 R. I Siam > W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $119 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $120 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $117
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    THE D'ARTAGNAN
    57 6 The D'Artagnan Is due here from on thi 10 mor f ow 7 a.m., and will sa on the same day at 2 p.m. for Colombo Djibouti. Port Said nnd Marseilles \n rfli L i!° yd Trie tin <> J'ner Conte Vert? win sau for Hongkong and Shanch-i
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    358 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions Ajm| Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. NOV. 20 High Tides -157 a.m.. If? r>u u, Rotary Tiffin. Adelohl Ho*»i, i Speaker: Mr L. L Goodman. Rugby: United SeiVicc.s UtJ.eii Penang, Amateur Boxing in Aid of ,< Fund. New World. Hookey: SC'C. v. SCRC. i
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    AMUSEMENTS
    58 6 ALHAMBRA Hi < APOLLO Doubh CAPITOL— "The Ball Ii EMPIRE.--Thi- Bide ol ft GREAT WORLD Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows. Dean'- Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinema Talkit etc. MARLBOROUGH.—"Satiavan s.v.atri," Tamil talkie. NEW »VOrJLD. Cabaret Dancing, Malay Operas, Chinese WaJ ;;l,l,r Cu-semas. Talkies, etc. PAVILION Liit lo tezn. What Now?' RlTZ.—Chinese
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      492 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS SEA VIEW HOTEL XMAS EVE, DECEMBER 24. PROGRAMME XMAS NEW YEAR'S FESTIVITIES, 1934 1935 I XMAS DINNER "DE LUXE" BALL (MAS TREE, CRACKERS, BALLOONS, STREAMERS. NOLSEMAKERS. j DINMIi; $sJfc NO N-DINER $2.00. BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26. SPECIAL DINNER 3 BALL (*R KERB, BALLOONS, NOISEM AKERS, STREAMERS, Etc. 8
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      31 6 Backache? Drive away the pain with FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only E H^ T EL, (Room 120) and «rt 93, Bias Basah Ruad.
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      64 6 Fill it AND FORGET IT Park rat's amazing new Vacumatic holds 10.'% more ink! And that ample supply can be seen! Hold the pen to the light. Jet rings, like "imperious windows," tell instantly when to refill. No more run- lining out of ink. Reversible M gold point writes easily,
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      392 6 1 POSTAL IHgfcMgjjg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Pontianak (Raub) 2 p.m. Bagan, Bengkalis end Selat Pandjang (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Soengei Liat (Magnet) 4 p.m. TO-MORROW Pamangkat, Sambas and Singkawang 'Eoelongan) 8 a.m. Tandjong Pinang (Boelongan) 8 a.m. Tarempa (G. Verspyck) 8 a.m. Australia, Eastern, Southern ana Western (Minderoo) 9 a.m.
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    MISDIRECTED GENIUS
    312 7 Inventor Who Makes Fake Coins Copenhagen. A CLEVER inventor. Johan Bagge aged 35. who has spent a great part of his life in prison has just been sentenced to 8 years penal servitude for making counterfeit coins So simple was his method that when he was called on
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    "NEW" LANGUAGE
    130 7 Irish Schools Must Teach Irish (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Dublin (Irish Free State), Nov. 9. THOUSANDS of parents throughout the Irish Free State whose children are attending private schools where the Irish language is not taught, will be affected by the decision of Justice Fahy
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    MARSHAL FENG YU HSIANG
    127 7 Arrives At Tsinan To Attend Funeral Marshal Feng Yu Hsiang. who has lived in retirement at Taishan for the past year, arr vca in Tsinan this morning. As the loc.u authorities had no pievious Information cor.cenv.n-? his arrival, no one wa: at the station to meet
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    SHOP DISAPPEARS
    53 7 Sudden Opening Of Earth Beneath It Berlin. A shop in Seesen. a little town near the Harz Mountains, has disappeared The. earth benea h it suddenly ope. i and it fell Into a hole filteen feet in diameter and twenty-ooven fCfct dc.sp. Subterranean springs are believed to have,
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    RUMBA BANNED AT OLD BAILEY
    189 7 "Expert Evidence" Refused By Judge (By Air Mail) (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 25. THERE is at any rate one place in London where the Rumba will not be danced—and that is the Old Bailey. During a night-club case, in which the proprietors of
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    FULL NAVAL HONOURS
    103 7 Bluejacket's Funeral In Yugoslavia ill>am Kevel, a 3-l-yeai'-o!<i tseamjiti on hoard H.M.S. Coventry, wls> d'eJ a> cjio result of n fall while at IMr rovnik has been buried with full >. jvol hotiuutfe from the Yugoslav naval iulhori! ics. During n trip ashore. Revel fell ati<l fmctim**j
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    CHILD POISONED BY VINEGAR
    49 7 Munich. A drink of \inegar has killed the infant sen of Alms Soldner. a farmer of Iggensbaeh. Eastern Bavara. Urged on by an elder brother, the chili, aged IS months, drank soaajr vinegar and immediately began screaming wi h pain. He died shortly af crwards.
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      296 7 ACID STOMACH CAUSED ULCERS Still SufferedTAfter Two Operations hen New I)ruj>less Remedy Krought Speedy Relief Haw ever Men people with stomach thai terrible sequel to neglected ..I, Read this tetter about one of •hardox for a friend who had for years from chronic ulceration the stomach and has tried Iocs
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      379 7 Choose the food that can bo 9|^ A^f^^—l relied upon to give your baby the 3 same sound start that breast-fed p a j babies enjoy: the food that has tj*^ built more than a million bonnie m^M^ii^fJliiSP bjbies ,he food ,hai .-<;f J J- ffi fff ll he most
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      316 8 ALH4MBR4 S TO-NIGHT 6-15 and 9-15 !iiitii«ii«it»u«ii ß iiaj l-llWirMiaiftn |lg||-irß(|a|(t| \1 IUMUVbI.i LASI NIGHT OF EXTENDED SEASON! jj Warner Bros. Mighty Monarch Of The Seas: jj (j OPENING TO-MORROW with A Special —J Matinee At 3.15 p.m. 3 Laurel j I t' J) V-VP beauties dressed in eel- w
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      236 8 g?£ THIS LAOT CHAXCB OF BBKING IT! -W* &L\ Bfe mmm _m m m fcfcfc:—The awe-inspiring and vivid Naval Battle—Ships J% mW 9 SB ft. Capering beneath a hail of projectiles—Smashed Funnels Vi...,rZ,.„ZZ;.-T?r. 1 ,.r.!1,. 1 B l r ken .Turrets—Fires and Explosions and the actual II *****1111 "jf****ff*" wl
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      236 8 I THIS FRAGRANT I ANTISEPTIC I POWDER 1 I CLEANS THE TEETH AND PREVENTS I DECAY I Free sample on receipt of five ctnt stamp from Graf, on Laboratories, 208, Collyer Quay, Spore. X ALL 3 LATEST BALLROOM S fW£ STEPS nj WJk?! Taught By rfl ftfaflfr SIMPLf] CORRKfT IO
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    ALARMING TIME AFTER DANCE
    177 9 Thrown Into Sea REGIMENT SERGEANTS AND WOMEN Singapore, Monday. HETURNINt; home from a dance ai Blakan Mali in Die early houi> of Sunday morning, a party of 17, including- six women, —of the sergeants' mess, Wiltshire Kegiment— had an alarming experience as they were Rearing Jardine's
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE
    419 9 Mura! Tablet To Mr. Tan Boon Chin Singapore. Monday. THE PrinSt'p Street Church held annual Commemoration Service conducted by the Rev w Murray yesterday. A large number of poople attendee 'lie Service. Among 'lio.s were Mr and Mrs. Sebw Poh Long, thi Rev. A. S M. Andirson, Miss
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    VOLUNTEERS ACTIVE AGAIN
    444 9 Situation In Charhar Tense Shanghai, Nov. 26. THE Chinese Volunteers in Northern Manchuria are again active. Two battalions of Manehukuo troops have surrendered to them. The Japanese are planning to build i railway connecting the Liho. Yunghua \nd. other districts with the Mukden"Xirin Railway in order to
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    TWO HOURS TO CLEAN
    83 9 Man Who Fell Into Tank Of Tar Adelaide. Sou h Austral'a. Frank Hook fell into a t«'»r.k of iar in Adelaide Council's yard. It took two policemen nearly two hours *o clean him, using" petrol, hot water and soda. And later he was sentenced at the
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      213 9 HOLLYWOOD PARTY 48 M Showing at Alhambra from Kecords from This Wonderful Picture -B T.MUSIC HOUSE ili•■i■i■ I i i I I i j Apollo Talkie Theatre TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT Double Indian Talkie*—Two Shows For One Payment. 1 First Show at 7 p.m. "BHAKTA PRAHL4D" I A wonderful mythological story,
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      139 9 HALF-PRICE TO ALL N f P-ll l-#fr^M|-i I 9 :50 p-M--TO-NIGHT—An M.-G. M. Picture LIONEL BARRYMORE. MAE CLARKE, Etc. "TBIS SIDE OF HEAVEN M POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT Malinee,;: Sat. Sun., Dec. 1 2. A British Comedy. Jungle Thrilbr C icelv ourtnt idpe in "AC N'T SMjLY/* CHINESE SILENT
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      310 9 The St. Andrews |jj^fYw r Dinner and Ball Dinner at 8 and Fun begins at 8.40 Costume for the occasion—Lovely Frock which is really Smart and Alluring at Aurelia's. Fun to have a dull crepe with satin on the skin side. Fun to have the satin show when a frill
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    42 10 The engagement is announced between Mr r C A SW r ee eldeit 30,1 of Mr. and vl 52 Jll Teck and Miss Koh Kenp M« KnhV aU ler f the la:e Mr a «d *>irs. Koh lew luan.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    39 10 Mrs. E. A. Pereira am; the Misses van VVulven wish to thank all the relatives and friends who kindly attended the funera of the late Edward (Eddy) Perejr;. and also ihose who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    739 10 THE interest taken in the race meeting which has just concluded in Singapore can be taken as a significant sign of the times. When the public is in a position to give so large a measure of support to the turf, in particular when clubs and owners are
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    100 10 Qutram School priza day has been fixed for Friday next at 10 a.m. Mrs Caidecott will distribute the prizes and pi rents of scholars will be welcome The engagement is announced between Mr. Son Chuan Swee. of the Department, Singa nore and Miss Koh Keng Neo eldest Yew g Tua
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    CHIANG DENOUNCED
    88 10 Accused Of Avoiding Japanese At Shanghai Hongkong. Nov. 26. Mr. Hu Han Mm, the veteran Kuomintang leader who is now in Hongkong, has issued an English tLtSS Marshal Chiang a <Z k of avoid *n* *he Japanese when they attacked Shanghai in 1932 E2 Il'&S* lo be with
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    Notes and Comments Seaplanes
    126 10 MEMBERS of the Singapore Flying Club, whose craft are seaplanes, will be pleased with the tribute paid to seaplane pilots in an American magazine. "To fly watercraft," says the, writer, "is the weirdest and most difficult art of allThe handling of seaplanes on the water calls
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    Phone To Philippines
    211 10 POME months ago radio communication was established between Malaya and Java and now telephone connection by wireless has been established bewe.?n Malaya and Philippines. An official announcement, which states j ihat the service will be available for the first time to-morrow, outlines the procedure of passing a
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    Communications
    216 10 IJEPORTS of a great fire which broke out in the Pekan district of the East Coast the other day and destroyed an entire Malay fishing village are a reminder that large tracts of land in Malaya are without any method of rapid communication. Relays of police runners were necessary
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    Cockroach Pest
    264 10 IT is surprising indeed that very Ltd* at.ention Is being paid in Singapore, and throughout Malaya for that ma I t° the incrca.ing cockroach pest. t:. cockroach breeds prolifically and .her,, can scarcely be ten p_>r cent of the toi number of buildings In Singapore free from this
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    Topics Of The Day
    303 10 By "Looker-On" A T T^, c age ne year Master Ml <*ael f° f UtUehwn P*». has brought indirect fam e to Malaya. He has won the Sunday Dispatch bonniest baby in the land" competition, and rhe connection with Malaya b that Master Jolley's father is
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    26 10 FINANCIAL NEWS 3 JPSPJ? 8 PR OGRAMME, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6 FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING 12 CHIEF SCOUT IN MALAYA 13 SPORTS NEWS. V
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    Samuel Instill Acquitted Of Fraud Charges Trial Lasts Seven Weeks
    80 11 CHEERS IN COURT Jurymen Absent For Two Hours MR. Samuel Insull, who was brought back from Greece at great expense by the American Government to answer charges of swindling and fraud in respect of huge financial transactions, was acquitted after
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    "THE START OF MY VINDICATION"
    397 11 Reuter. Chicago, Nov. 25. THE septuagenarian, Mr. Samuel Insul 1, and other defendants were acquitted by the jury to-day on barges of swindling and fraud in nnectiou with the failure of the sull Utility Corporation, after trial lasting seven weeks. The jury were absent two
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    ROYAL WEDDING
    274 11 Princess's Arrival In London Reuter. London. Nov. 21. PRINCESS Marina arrived in London to-day from Paris for her marriage to the Duke of Kent on Nov. 29. The bridegroom met her at Dover and the Kng and Queen and the Prince of Wales at Victoria. The Princess was
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    MINE DISASTER
    49 11 Feared Loss Of Fifty-Three Lives Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 25. 1 MESSAGE from Nagasaki says it A is feared that 53 miners were cut off and drowned by a sudden inrush of the sea in th? Ma,'sushima Colliery's submarine workings. Rescue work is proceeding but is virually hopeless.—Reuter.
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    FLIGHT TO CAPE
    85 11 Mrs. Victor Bruce Leaves In Autogyro Reuter. London. Nov. 25. MRS. Victor Bruce left Lympne for the Cape at 8 a.m. in an autogyro fitted with extra petrol tank*, giving a range ot 700 miles. f This is the first long distance flight attempted in this type
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    PEACE WITH FORD CO.?
    106 11 President And Edsel At Dinner Reuter. Warm Spiings (Georgia), Nov. 25 President Roosevelt entertained Mr. Edsel Ford to dinn:r for the first time since the crisis in the Administration and Mr. Henry Ford almost a year ago over the N.R.A. auto-code. Mr. Edsel Ford painted for
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    CANTON OUTRAGE
    63 11 Official's Relative Murdered By Bandits Hongkong, Nov. 26. It is reported that Mr. Chung Tai: Chin, the son-in-law of General Chan Wai Chow, has been murdered by bandits outside Canton after they have failed to get the ransom of $500,000 demanded. The dead body was found buried inside
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    SOCIETY MARRIAGE
    23 11 Reuter wireless. London, Nov. 21. Lady Margaret Stewart and Mr. Alan Muntz were married to-day at Kensington Register Office —Reuter Wireless.
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    YUGO-SLAV APPEAL TO LEAGUE
    255 11 Grave Allegations Against Hungary Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Nov. 22 GRAVE allegations couched in indignant language are made against Hungary in the course of the Yugoslav Note concerning the assassination of King Alexander and M. Barthou. which was handed to the League Council to-night. Th- 1 Note
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    NICARAGUA AND CHINA
    219 11 No Recognition Of The Manchukuo Shanghai, Nov. 26 MR. ESPINOSA, the vice-preldeni of Nicaragua, who is now in Nanking, was interviewed by Chinese and loreign Pressmen on Saturday. He said in reply to a barrage of questions that his visit to Japan was with *he sole object
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    India Elections And The New
    177 11 Constitution National Parley Called Reuter. Bombay, Nov. 23. THE moderate Indian leaders are negotiating with a view to convening an all-parties' conference for the purpose of concerted action to secure modifications of the Select Committees' report. It is believed that either Sapru oi Jayakar will
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    CONSULATES IN D.E.I.
    33 11 Nanking. Nov. 26. The Chinese Fore gn Office has instructed the Chinese Consul-General at Ba*avia. to take supervision of the Chinese Consulates in the Netherlands East Indies.—Mm Kuo Jih Pao.
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    28 11 The Anniversary Requiem Mass for deceased members of the choir of the Church of St. Joseph will be sung on Wednesday. Members and relatives are •equested to attend.
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    EIGHT MEN KILLED
    57 11 Reuter Wireless. Brussels, Nov. 23. Eight workmen are known to have been killed and fifteen injured, some very seriously, as the result! of >he collapse of scaffolding during building operations for the International Exhibition next year, which will be the culminating feature of the centenary celebrations of
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    JAPAN BALANCES HER BUDGET
    126 11 Huge Sum Allotted For Relief Fund Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 25. THE Cabinet has formally approved the draft 1934-35 Budget. The .e--venue ordinary is yen 1,334,890,000, revenue sxtraordinary yen 787,440,000, expenditure ordinary yen 1,288,780,000, expenditure extraordinary yen 833 G30,0u0 Appropriations for the Imperial household total yen 4,500,000,
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    CHINA'S OPIUM MEASURES
    281 11 Powers Are Pleased MONOPOLY CONTROL NO GOOD? Reuter. Geneva, Nov. 24. THE delegates of several Powers congratulated Dr. Victor Hoo at the meeting of the League Opium Committee upon the new and rigorous measures the Chinese Government had promulgated. They expressed the hope that these would be
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    Repayment Of S.S. Sterling Loans FEDERAL COUNCIL MEETING
    449 12 Enactment Passed MR. E. D. SHEARN'S CRITICISM iFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 26. A SPECIAL meeting of the Federal Council was held this morning at 10 o'clock, at which the Hon. Mr. M. R. Shelley, acting Chief Secretary, presided. The
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    RADIO TELEPHONE
    154 12 Malaya-Philippine Service Established Singapore. Monday T H 5„i" 112f* c :0I o<T eral of and TUeirraphs, Malaya, announces that on and from to-morrow a radio»r^h? n M^r rviCe between all exchanges on the. Malayan trunk system and ex5* .JTW"" »>>< rn 7 -Sli I the twfowir.p rates:— FoT
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    PENANG WEDDING
    325 12 Mr. C. G. Barnes And Miss Marjorie Ellis THE wedding of Mr. Cyril Graham Barms, editor of the Pinang Gazett?, and Miss Marjorie Vedn Elll» took place at St. George's Church, Penang. on Saturday. The bridegroom is Lh* second son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Barnes, of
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    LOCAL FIRES
    119 12 Brigade Busy During Week-End Singapore, Monday. THE Singapore Fire Brigade had to deal with two fires over the weekend and one. this morning. They were called on Saturday at abou: 0.15 to Lorong Ungku Aman. where on arrival an attap dwelling house, the property of Abdul Rahman and
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    MISSING CLOTH
    170 12 Alleged Theft In New Bridge Road Singapore, Monday. A Chine** named Yok Ah Tee w«g this morning churned before Mr. J. M. Branded *bv Third Magus rate, with theft of a 1 rule of black cloth, valued a' *2.70, from a compatriot in New Bii<lg« Road yesterday morning.
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    COURT OF APPEAL
    72 12 Full Bench Session This Morning Singapore, Monday. A SESSION of the Civil Court of Appeal commenced in the Supreme Court this morning before a full bench comprising the Chief Justice, S. S. (Sir Walter Huggard), the Chief Justice, F.M.S. P^diard StiCe Thomas) and Mr Just *ce M?M
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    ANGLO-DUTCH AIR COMPETITION
    207 12 No Rushing Into Panic Measures Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 22. ANGLO-DUTCH competition on the air route to the Far East was debaled yesterday in the House of niJP T S> Wh9n greafcer S P**T anti night-flying were urged. Lord Londonderry. Secretary for Air replied that the Ministry
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    SMALL "ADS." PAY
    51 12 Remarkable Success In Malaya Tribune THE Manager of a large Singapore firm writes: "In response to our advertisement lor a steno-typist published in the Malaya Tribune we have received over TWO HUNDRED replies which we consider a remarkable record.*' The original of this letter is in our
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    YACHTS CAPSIZE
    86 12 All The Occupants Saved THE boating officer on duty at U)0 Master Attendant's office noticed yesterday, two yachts belonging to the Yachting Club had capsized in the outer roads. One of the Government Harbour launches was sent out to render assistance. A little later another two yachts were
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    SAAR PROBLEM SETTLED ?
    400 12 SAAR PROBLEM SETTLED Mines Agreement CURRENCY PROBLEMS IN EUROPE Reuter Wireless. Rome, "Nov. 22. AN important agreement in principle with regard to the Saai mines is believed to have been reached at a meeting of French ant German experts. A discussion on the financial settlement is now proceeding- but at
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    24 12 All classes in Nanking are preparing a big meeting to celebrate the success of the anti-Red campaign. Marsha! Chiang Kai Shek will be present.
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    NAVAL TALKS
    783 12 American Defends Japan's Attitude Reuter Wireless. Nsw York, Nov. 25. ADDRESSING the Foreign Policy Association, Senator Nye termed Japan's decision to terminate the Washington Treaty justifiable" and called on Britain and the United States to grant Japan naval equality if they honestly sought arms reductions.—Reuter. London Nov. 21.
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    OVERSEAS SUPPORT FOR CHIANG.
    49 12 They add: denTp e in Wl^ le nation Dlaces their conflation TEE achi r inß nation al salvation. They hope that you will oon Yat Ue Sen^n n the Sun Vat Sens will and complete tiS national revolution. All the overseas comrades support you overseas
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    KIANGSI FREE OP REDS
    555 12 Wuichang Taken CITY DESTROYED I', THEM ANOTHER important <*«<»•• been achieved by t, forces fighting the Rort> m According to reports rr.u*)iin i over the week-end from N,ll the Nanking trijop.- un<lc*i* r. Li Yuh Tantr (Third I>iv a i<iori) ed Wuichnnjr. in Kiamrt. •>< at
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    THREATENING LETTER
    49 12 Fear Of Harm To 112! lor in Vanderbilt New Yoj'K. Nov PHvatp dMectiv** aiv r:i-•< day and '.<ri vViiiiney Eiiate at Old L island, as the result of a ihrviuciiit> etter received by Mrs. WhltiKv T> ifiter threaten* physical harm* »•> Cilo out does not mention kidf-appwu! h«*'
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    The Chief Scout Arrives In Kuala Lumpur GUARD OF HONOUR AT STATION
    360 13 Rally And Tattoo HOYS FROM DISTANT PARTS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. LORD Baden-Powell, the head of the Scouting movement, who arrived ai T< nang, by the P. and O. "Corfu." lhe way to attend the
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    PERAK'S WELCOME
    298 13 Display Of Fire-Fighting And Rescue Work From Our Otcrn Correspondent) Ipoh, Monday. PERAK Scouts and Guides, totalling over 1,000, rallied a'. Kuala Kangsai yesterday ard gave a rousing welnune to Lord and Lady Bade.*i-PowoU. The distinguished visitors took vary Keen interest on the proceedings and i-rsonaliy inspected the. different contingents
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    CHARGE OF THEFT
    64 13 Singapore, Monday. A charge of theft of $22, the property of Chang Kirn Choo, was cited against' a Chinese named Ng Cheng Hoe. before Mr j. m. Brander, the Third Magistrate, this morning. The accused claimed trial, and the fa.se was postponed until Dec. 3, ba 1 of $5U being
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    BUS OWNERS APPEAL TO GOVERNOR
    247 13 Geylang Tanjong Pagar Service THE owners of mosquito buses carrying on a service between Geylang and Tanjong Pagar have presented a peiiticn to the Governo!-:n-Cour..ll appealing against the decision of the Municipal Comm ssioners that the service must cease at the end of the year.
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    "LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW ? "
    249 13 "LITTLE MAN, WHAT NOW Notable Production At The Pavilion BASED on a novel which had a sensational success, Little Man, What Now has been widely acclaimed on account of the human story it tells. It is the story of a youfcg man and his wife and their struggle to live.
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    DUE IN SINGAPORE ON THURSDAY
    648 13 To Be The Guest Of The Governor Singapore, Sunday. scouting fraternity in Singapore are keenly looking- forward to the visit of Lord Baden-Powell ol* Oilwell. Chief Scout and Lady Baden-Powell, the Chief Guide, to the Colony. According to present arrangt meats, the famous couple, accom
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    TAMILS FINED
    96 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. Two Tamils, Seenevasagam and Manikam appeared bsfore the First Magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of a pair of gold studs and a gold necklace valued at, $55, the property of a
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    How Negri-Malacca Held Singapore To A Draw At Rugby Exciting Malaya Cup Match At Seremban
    1338 14 Singapore Led 8-0 But Combined XV Stage Great Late Rally (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. A RECORD crowd witnessed the Malaya Cup encounter between the Negri-Malacca and Singapore teams here this afternoon when ideal
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    SCOTLAND BEAT THE REST
    546 14 Close Golf Match At Bukit Timah SCOTLAND defeated the Rest by a narrow margin in a four-ball match played at Bukit Timah on Sunday. At the conclusion less than three point? separated the sides. Following are the results (Scotland players mentioned first* M. M. Paterson and
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    President's Prize At The Island Club
    400 14 THE final of the Island Club the President's Prize was plaved off on Saturday, between C. A. R. Ba'eman and N. A. Mallal and Yap Tai Chong and T. Leijssiius. and resulted in a win for the former pair by 4 and 3. The
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    SINGAPORE POLO CLUB GYMKHANA
    299 14 Distinguished Gathering Present I Singapore; Monday. HIS Excellency the Governor (Sir Shell ton Thomas' Lady ritomns, and Miss Bridge i were among die Uri;e gßthc. ns or specv&iors s* the Smgapore Polo Gymkhana ar Balestjer Read yesterday afternoon. It \vas> announced tha 1 s>tr shertton Thomas
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    SUARES' WIN AT RANGOON
    85 14 Plucky Display By I'cnan Boxer Singapore, Fighting at jubilee Uuih n.\» on No. 22. Arthur Sumts l'i i, paints' victory over I i-.r.'u ihe Penp.i:g welterweight. Snores scaled n c lb, 10 si 10 :b. Sua:es' superior weight ant! proved too big a haucticup; btr I
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    AMATEUR BOXING
    178 14 Governor To Atu-n. To-Night's Hoots Singafiorc. Mu <i, HIS ExreUi-ncy the Governor, i tori Thomas, nml rh m•• Major-General E.O. I a i promised to attend to-tight ci: boxing at thr-. New Wor.'d Ar.-nv The programim?. which it r m under the auspices oi iho Amau'ar Boxine: Association*
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    151 14 Open Championship Fills)]* Results 'Frntn Our Own ComspmtH uf Malurc.t. Sat m: THE Maiaocu badmiii >n «-h <mi .shfp« wen t oHcluCe\J o-n.iy v The open sln£lf.s fnai j»t the MVC. cnurt. kindly lew l:> I Col A A LermU. 0.8.L t'-i mandinß ihe W.V C. Ciio JCim
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    AMERICAN FOOTBALL
    112 14 Vale Heats Harvard By 14-0 Reuter. Ncvhav !j, Gbntv»', rJTTY thousand spectator- l;r P wep'her to-day td &ec V.»»» Harvard by 14—o rcuehxlmd -r H<i v their 53rd. annual match -<fru.\ America to a me*»U4B Or we«-t rmtf CsniorUte* -Cipn thf'Vt 1 ltd Harvitrd t ghtoned up al'««r
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    A WORLD RECORD
    42 14 \Voman\s Fast Timv l' t,r Back Stroke Sprini Reuter. Dursseldorf. Nov RfTA Mnslenbr»>ek. of Hnliand <lu' urn meirr* btirß strofcr i». 'fl' 1 16 4 5 wc.. easily iMMillitg vious record of 1 mlu. 18 2 5 aws R«"
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    Gruelling Struggle For Water-Polo Honours Europeans Force A Draw Few Seconds From Time
    842 15 hinese Win Well In Second Team Match ■flj/ "FORWARD.") U Wl«Kjf the S» llnminK CM> and lhe Chinese X I lvi. at the atter'spplat., t but lhe second team of the h.n< c scored a Kood victory
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    FIRST ROUND OF F.A. CUP
    205 15 Interesting Results SOUTHEND SCOHKS TEN GOALS Reuter. Lomlwfl, Nov 21. 'pifß first round in the Ksigunh F.A. Cup iya>-. played tu-day «rid pfn vidiiiK Mome iotcn'sitiijj rexuilß. Thirty four mnk'hes were jiJayi\l ami of live were drawn. 1 Wigah Ath. V, VJaiislul.l 0 Accrington S.
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    SELANGOR WIN AT PENANG
    221 15 I Margin Of 4—l In Hockey Match iFrom Ovr Own Correspondent) Ptnang. .Saturday SFTLANGQR btra* Puiaiig at hockey today on »he Hatchings School grounj ~~j four scais to one. The game was fast and interesting, with pi nty ol rxcltlng moves in fron. of both goals.
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    HOME RUGBY
    165 15 Reuter. London. :,v*v T The following are the results oi the principal rtfgbv matches played to-day. *Chisiiir» 6 Yorkshire 14 m Birkenhead. Tumnberland 3 Lancashire 3t at Kendal. "hiftlmnt 10 Northumberla/ut .i ut Blaydon. t M Flafit Midlands 41 North Midland:* 0 at Northampton. 4 Warwickshire 14 Leicestershire
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESULTS
    1265 16 Sunderland Checked CUP-HOLDERS WIN CLOSE GAME London. Nov. 24. THE following are positions of teams in the English and Scottish Football Leagues and Saturday's marches, results of which were cabled by ileuter:— FIRST DIVISION \ston Villu 3 Portsmouth 2 'Chelsea 2 Arsenal 5 Derby C. 1 Liverpool
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    OUTSIDER WINS AT MANCHESTER
    158 16 Result Of November Handicap Reuter. London, Nov. 24. THE Manchester November Handicap which was run at Manchester today over one mile four furlongs resulted as follows: Pip-Emma (E. Smith) 1 Jesmond Dene (Cliff Richards) 2 Free Fare (H. Wragg) 3 Twenty-nine ran. Won by 1 V
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    CHINESE RAILWAY PLANS
    225 17 Many New Lines I. V\S BY SHANGHAI BANKS Sin Wen Pao. Nanking-, Nov. 8. ii.' i hin*>e Government is conmm rig i«> push the programme u-\v ways and to improve the iie li v in the country by rp.. negotiations with lead- m si- lixuiks in Shanghai
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    DUEL ISSUED IN COURT
    202 17 Gangster Challenges The Police Brooklyn. New York. A 29-YEAR-OLD ganger, while in court here facing a murder charge, burst out with a challenge that he would "take on" any policeman at any time with any type of weapon. He is Abraham Reles, an East Side (New
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    MYSTERIOUS THEFT
    158 17 Missing Explosive Found In Swamp Bridgeport, onneoticut. After ri.ivs of terror, Ibis ci:y breathe* easily again. The* large quantity of poind, one of the most dangvrous explosives Krown. which was stolen iron) a munition* factory, bus been found—in a swamp on the r.utskirls •of the city. Tbe discovery
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    ELEPHANT HUNTER
    162 17 Recently Shot His 517 th Animal Johannesburg, Tra:i3\aul. One r, f the greatest. big hunters :hv world has ever known ha.s just shot his .Vi7.h elephant He i 3 Major P. Pretoriut» C.M.Gn D.5.0., and tin? elephaiu uas Dodo, known all over Sou h Africa us onn of
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE
    84 17 Remittances Decrease Greatly Central China Daily News. Accoiding to information from the Chinese Overseas Association, no less titfm 127 280 Chinese nationals returned from abroad this year as a result of the depression. The Association revealed uiat in normal years the funds remitted to phina by overseas Chinese
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    CHINA'S COAL
    72 17 Japan Leads In Imports Shanghai, Nov. 8. ACCORDING to information from the Bureau of Foreign Trade, Japan leads nine Dalian in the amount o;? co-il exported U* China during the first nine months ol' this year. Reports for coal figures issued by the bureau show that Japanese products
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    BECOMING EDUCATED
    81 17 Baku, Azerbaidjan. The Tats—a tribe which inhaaiii the republic of Azerbaidjan on the shoves of the Caspian Sea —have a newspaper of their own now. U has started publication iv the Tat dialect at Baku, the most important town in the republic. Umil recent years, the Tats were
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    GERMAN WHARVES
    141 17 Sold To Japanese Firm i Tien'sin, Nov. 8. THE German-owned Heng Fao wharves at Tangku, occupying a tgtal area of 40 mow. are being offered for sale by the owners, it was learned l '-day. It is stated that secret negotiations have been going on between the German
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    ESCAPED CONVICT'S DECEPTION
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