Malaya Tribune, 22 November 1935

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXII. \n. 278 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Nov. 22. 1035. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1935. '•''VR^cENraT
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      34 1 f </V,.v/ The Dominant In ptfrpvUied of the axiyinal uch caws tniifi, £actaaen" h ji^n-^""^ balanced Ou the addition of miUk yugax and exeam m\ that fa final cofnpo>ition cfxueCu xeyeniGlet human milk. uu.s.—
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      71 1 j N I LAI AN v ATI Ho. I:! Hi Itruigp Hnm4 I N«:ir Middlr Koid. j .In i opt t" fn« I Urn i i Your X'iujiv Stropping— J ft'atdm, U>ckß, Etc. I. i» «iflM Shape* I ill Pi hard to boat! Ij I lo.*pa i oi utohes, 1
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES. FUTURE OCEAN SHIPS
    215 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES. FUTURE OCEAN SHIPS Streamlined Liners At 40 Mil?s Per Hour MAftINE architects arc convlnc-d lhat. the next pha3e of shipbuilding will be the construction of Great streamlined liners capable of slicing through the ocean at over forty miles an hour A model steamship exhibited at the Trip'
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    SUEZ CANAL DUES
    280 2 Italy's Bill Already Estimated To Total £750.000 Soinr jfcU ptwanger I ners arc t>o\* )rciilarlj employed a* 'roop iranspr,;-:.. Paying backward* and forward* haly and the Red Sea, writer the* I t.-rresnondent at Port Said. They range from big ocean-going ships. Ike ihe fta.urn u and !,ombardia.
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    87 2 Arrangements For Berthing At Southampton British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 20. Preliminary conversations took place yesterday at Clydebank where the Cunard White Star liner, Queen Mary, is being fitted out, between officials of the Southern Railway Company and the Cunard White Star Line, regarding arrangements for berthing
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    NEW. DUTCH LINER
    282 2 Builders And Engineers I To Co-Opsrate THE order for the Holland America Line's new passenger ship will be placed with the Rotterdam Drydock Co., who are acting in co-operation with the Wilton-Fijenoord Shipbuilding Co., at Schiedam, P. Smit, Junr.'s Engineering and Shipbuilding Co., at Rotterdam, the Werkspoor
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      453 2 |I ill O and BRITISH iNDIA P. O. S. N. COs SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Dm Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. BHUTAN 0,100 Nov. 25 NALDERA 16,000 Nov. 22 BEHAB 0,000 Dec. 5 CARTHAGE 15,000 Dec. C SOUDAN 0,500 Dec. 18 RAJPLTANA 17,000 Dec. 20 1036 CBITRAL 15,000 Jan. 3 RURDWAM 6,070 Jan. 16
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      629 2 N.Y.K.LINE.I GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, I CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said. Marseilles and C.ilbraltar. J s.s HAKOZAKI MARU Nov. 28 t-m.V. TERUKUNI MARU Dec. U HAKUSAN MARU HARUNA MARU Jan- J s .s. KATORI. MARU Jan. 23 Rates to ls4 class
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      553 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINK. Luxurious One Class Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. 1 FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND i COPENHAGEN. 1 From From From From I Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. STiam BORINGIA 10-12 10-12 11-12 13-12 ERRIA 31-12 81-12 1-1 t-1 LALANDTA 21-1
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      448 2 STEAMER SAILINGS V NORDDEIITSCHKK 1 (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the O.n tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. vm. "FRANKEN" for Hongkong, Sha ghai, North China Japan "ISAR" for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japa "POTSDAM" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai Japan Dee. 4 "MAIN" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan Dee. 8
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    SCHOOL INSPECTOR SUMMONED
    267 3 Road Incident Near Scudai ;From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 20. INCHE Mohamedoon bin Talb, Inspector of Malay Schools, Johore, was summoned before Sheikh Abu Bakar .Second Magistrate. Johore Bahru) on i barge of having failed to observe rule of the road when driving his car,
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    RUBBER SMUGGLERS
    262 3 Caught In Sampan It The Straits 'From Oar Oun Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 20. Three Chinese namei Yah Ah Pah Sim Seng Keh and Tan Ah Cheng, who were arrested by Johore Bahru Customs officers at Laut Kampong Pasir, off Ponggol. Singapore, were charged before Sheikh Abu Bakar
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    MUAR FATALITY
    125 3 Street Scuffle Between Two Chinese (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Nov. 19. An alleged fight between two Teichew Chinese at Jalan Arab, at 4.30 p.m., yesterday, resulted in the death of Yeo Joo Thum, one of them, soon after. It is said that there was a quarrel between
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    IMPROVEMENT SCHEME
    72 3 For The Coastal Towns Of Sussex British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 20. Nearly £15,000,000 is involved in the improvement schemes which are being undertaken in the neighbouring coastal towns of Sussex— Worthing, Angmering, Southwick and Seaford. The populations rf these towns have been increasing at a remarkable rate,
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    312 3 New Books For Issue On Saturday THE undernoted newly added nonfiction and fiction wofKs will be ieady for issue at Raffles Library on Saturday at 8.30 a.m. Belloc (Hilairu Miiton. Campbell (Vice-Admiral Gordon) Brave Men All. Emden (Paul H.) Randlords. Ilius. Greene (William Chase > The Achievement of
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    THEFT CHARGE
    135 3 Singapore Malay On Trial (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Bahru, Nov. 20. Jaffar bin Ahmad, a Singapore-born Malay, was produced again before Sheikh Abu Bakar (Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru) yesterday, on a charge of having committed theft of a Parker fountain pen valued at $17.50 from the firm
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    101 3 The New G.O.C. Sails For Singapore (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mail* Major-Geneial W.G.S. Dobbie, the new G.O.C. Malaya, has sailed by the Carthage for Singapore. Successes in London University Examinations held overseas include: Pass (Inter-Science C. Mosbei gem, Raffles College. Pass Inter-Arts: Kuncier Lai Devaser
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    NEW CARDINALS
    66 3 Twenty To Be Created On Dec. 16 Reuter. Vatican City, Nov. 20. Twenty new Cardinals, bringing the total to 69, will probably be created by the Papal Consistory on Dec. 16 including, Father Hinsley, Archbishop of Westminster, the Papal Nuncios of Madrid Paris, Vienna and Warsaw and Archbishops
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    ETHIOPIA ACCUSES ITALY
    117 3 Protest To League Alleges Bribery Reuter. Geneva, Nov. 20. THE Italian allegations against Abys- sinia, contained in a Note to the Powers on Nov. 11 protesting against sanctions, are replied to in a lengthy Ethiopian Government protest to the League. The reply accuses Italy of murdering civilians
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    THE NEW HOUSE
    123 3 Few Changes Expected Till Next Year British Official Wireless. London. Nov, 19. The newspapers continue to speculutt on the re-organisation of Die Government following the General Election and the suggestion Is now marie In some quarters that the Prime Minister may decide to make few changes In
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    ITALY'S PROTEST
    88 3 British Reply To Note On Sanct ons British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 20. The terms of the draft British reply to the Italian note of protest against sanctions has been communicated for their information to the other Governments participating in sanctions, many of which had expressed a desire
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    JOHORE NOTES
    86 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 19. The Men's Doubles finals in the Royal Johore International Club Tennis Tournament will be played off on the Club Courts on Nov. 24 and Her Highnes.; the Sultanah has consented to give away the prizes after the match. This will
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      46 3 >:;:fwX::;X;' /ijQuMHNHHtf IJU Sole Agents:—SlME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan. BRITISH CEMENTS GIVE GREATER STRENGTH, GREATER BEAUTY AND LONGER LIFE IN CONCRETE i "RED HAND" PORTLAND CEMENT AGENTS:— FERROCRETE SNOWCRETE (jUTIIRIE C CgP COLORCRETE (Incorporated in S.S.). (AduertixemetiL of The-ASIATIC PGTHOIIWM CO. (SS.) LTD.),
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS
    86 4 Letters To The Editor I Our reader* are invited to wrue us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily en dorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BHIEP AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten 'double spacing), and on
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    Local Distress
    722 4 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Sir, —That a definite amount of distress actually exists amongst the still large number of local unemployed, many of whom are utterly destitute and without means of subsistence, is but painfully evident, and surely no nobler task could be givqn anyone than
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    Mah-jong Nuisance
    242 4 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir,—ln my opinion, mah-jong play ing is, more or less, gambling, but the majority of its devotees assert that it Ls a pastime. Well, if it is indulged in as a pastime, why should they stt up tlu whole night concentrating on it?
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    ITALIAN PROTEST ON SANCTIONS
    384 4 The British \nd French Replies Reuter Wireless. London. Nov hi. THE British «and Frencn repUe to the Italian protest against sanctions will be handed to the Italian Government on Friday and will be published on Saturday. The replies are similai m lurtn mid substance. In the
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    FASCIST GRAND COUNCIL
    113 4 Reuter Wireless. Rome. Nov 1« Political commentator* stress Ok f» ,r that the Fascist Grand COUJ'cd announced the date of the next m< inc on December 18thThis departure from Citelom t.s m>.' to indicate Mussolini Intend® closer co-operation with the CO»'»' 1 than hitherto. The campaign to
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      253 4 im i l i i i i i i i i i i i j i i i i i a MiiiHiiiiiiiii«iii:!iiiiiii«iiiin«iii.t; ■iiuiiiii.iiHiniHiiiiimiimiiMwiiiwit'iwr^! m IT WON'T POLISH UP HIS SINGING- j m v fpl ill m m will polish almost cweryihiiig els« I O-Cedar polish has a hundred-and-one uses in
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      36 4 «j« j GENUINE SALE; Do Not lose this golden opportunity J Commencing from Monday, 28th. October, lor just t*wo week* only i At Tht j Singapore Silk Store 34-40, North Bridge Road, For Quality and Serines.
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      83 4 Beware of Imitation! Agents Wanted. D. T. LIM'S KRITPOKS IKAN UDANG. BRAND I Fish and Prawn CRACKERS. The Krupok of Supreme TASTE and QUALITY Beware of Imitation. Available from D. T. LIM CO., 353, North Bridge Road, Singapore. FEEL BRIGHT AND CHEERY You can't enjoy life if you are troubled
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    179 5 KITBBER ADVANCES BY y 4 CENT S.K.I. Native Quoin S.ltled? (from Our financial Correspondent* Singapore, Friday morning. Kubbtr (Singapore) 21 7 }5 cts., up Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore) SlOB a down 1.,-day\s Trices: Londi n: 6> s d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Firm after weak.
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1554 5 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and o. and Lvalt and Kvatt:— MINING Singapore. Friday. 10 a.m. l.v»ue PrHM*r vh! Va'ue Co Evutt 4 Ampat 6 3 6 9cd 6 6 7 -cd £1 A. Kumbang 34 6 3u o 34
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASS.
    80 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. j Buyers. Selltits. No. I.X.R S. in Cft*M (F. 0.8. November) 21% 21 a 4 Good F.A.Q. in eases (F. 0.8. November) 21 21 Vi No. I.X.RS.S. (Spot-loose) (avardable Singapore) 21 2 21% do. December 21 22
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    SUCCESSOR TO BUFFER TIN POOL
    797 5 PRICE-SLUMP POSSIBLE IN FEBR UAR V i By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent! London. Nov. 12. TIN backwardation has widened again this week to £16 per ton, nearly a month after the quota was raised to 80 per cent. U.K. stocks at less than
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    SOUTH PERAK RUBBER SYNDICATE
    216 5 Favourable Year's Working (By Air Mail' 'From Our Own Correspondent) London. Nov. 12. THE third ordinary general meeting oi the South Perak Rubber Syndicate. Ltd.. was luld at Bunge House, E.C. Mr. M. Sidney Parry. J.P. (the chairman said it was with some satisfac;ion that the
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT
    169 5 Appreciable Decline Values Singapore, Nov. 21 MESSRS. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. I*l their weekly report Issued to-day state: The firm tendency resulting from the improved technical positioi: which took form during October has gradually slipped away during ihe past three weeks under the influence of the increasing attention
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    A REAL COLONIAL COMPENDIUM
    327 5 Growing Self-SuHiciency rtf Empire •By Air Maib 'Fiwn Our Own Correspondent Loudon Nuv 12 A v 'UTlplMe Mjjl-eutncjoiu y 01 C tIP «If: i/.OVi'CI t» «1 ICIItUI k luU- of Bwi si,itiom«ri i Hit tuldrri iSpomunl" Survey of Uv < 'IllMlll If lIJ Oil r «2S-
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    128 5 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Friday MINING. BatH Selangor $1.02 $1.06. c.d., K. Kamunting 6 9 73. x.d.. Katu ""in 20- 21-. Kuchai Tin .72 .77. cd.. Lingui Tin «1.00 $1.05. cd.. North raining .72 .75. c d.. Puchong 14 15.-. Pungah ?:.•> 3 24 3. Puteh .45 .50. T
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    STOCK MARKETS
    40 5 British Official Wireless. London, Nm 21. SIKKUN(i oil New York 5 11» Paris "iIS, The Slock Markets arc qui»'t, tendency easier, lt'itl.sh l uiul -> (fuietly held. War Lean I Or.-7 Itf, (old Hlv 3d. —British Orti i.ii WfttlCft*
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      306 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. Mil jfER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100 600,000. Reserve Fund Yen 127.450.000. READ OFFICE YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavla Berlin, Dairen. Fengtien, Hamburg. Hanker. Harbm. Honolulu, Hongkong. Hsinling Karachi, Kobe, London. Los Angers. Manila. Muji. Nagasaki, Nagoya, New ode. Osaka, Paris, Peiping,
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      24 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand.)FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOUOUTH, JBIFW~? r Manager. OFFTCF* 1 FTVT.AYSOV CHrT.fi
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      22 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: ItfD, Cecil St.. Singapore
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      234 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporate in S:rait«; Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD.. TFIE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE 0 VERSE A-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised $10,000,000.00 Maid Ip 110.000.000.00. HEM) OFFICE: CHINA BIDDING CHFLIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 15R. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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    SUNDAY WRESTLING
    271 6 Alleged Infringement Of 155-Year-Old Act London, Nov. SUMMONS under the 155-year-oid n Sunday Observance Act regardin» "all-in wrestling" match has come V. fore a London Police court. The summons, against Mr La,, sports promoter, of London, alleged- "That he did unlawfully keep orderly house, to wit a place
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    WORLD PEACE
    143 6 Finnish Women's Crusade Against War Belaid lor "War against war" has been (toolftirct by 41 lec.dlng society women in 51» isingfors. The women of Britain, Swedoii Nui way. Denmark and Holland an cullr d Upon to unite Meeting U organised—the women of thr nudii must Qght together—they state
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    FILMS OF MUSSOLINI
    128 6 Banned In Portugal To Avoid Demonstrations Madrid In order to avoid further hostile inanif (.stations in the cinemas oi Lushon. A.i news-Alms showing Mussolini have i" o banned. Following recent demonstrations 1 picture theatre when the audiencc hit and booed at a film of the vvut »11
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    QUEENSLAND PRISONS
    145 6 Value Of Work Done By Inmates Sydney, N.S.W Nov 112 The value oi the work dorv by J» 1 mates of Queensland prisons 1934 was £30.45U in e°mpari4oo w^ £27.740 In the previous year and '"As"» result o! the Incrt-ax; In Ui value of the work «ecu ed
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      1034 6 -.J. I E*ery cn*t<mer I 1001 LADIES' HATS AND 250 LADIES' DRESSES II TO BE SOLD IRRESPECTIVE OF COST j at I MEYER MANSION, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. g» 4* v i in imiii i -i nr I nn A ITnnrACedented Mm HASSAN M 37, BRAS BASAii ROAD, SINGAPORE. W. undertake
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      863 6 NOTICE THE UNITED MALACCA RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITfeD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend of 4% in respect of the year ending 30th April 1936 will be paid to Shareholders on Saturday, November 30. 1936. NOTICE is further given that the Transfer Books of
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      682 6 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY) I IN THE HIGH COtfRT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summary Case. Tn Bankruptcy. No. 206 of 1931. Re GOH KENG HIANG of No. 140-3, Prinsep Street, Sinsrapore, Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second and Final Dividend is intended to be declared
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      321 6 i AND C S SATISFACTION j i is yours, when you entrust all your clock, watch and gramophone repairs j IYICK WOH HtNGi 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, 1 (Near Middle Road). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks J and Watches to the British Army and I RAF. Base in Malaya.
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      186 7 I CHOOStPMO I fHif lIOw can y° u he expected to compare M 1 tne tCch nical claims of one make oi jflll'r ffillffi radio wilh another? the average per- V "^r t^^Sr'■Si' n 1 uireless expert Al ht wa n ts W TOfffß W itPfl 1 ISI That wh
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      369 7 Kill Kidney Trouble Quick ThousaTis of sufferers from Kidney trouble and Bladder weakness have stopped Getting Up Nights. Leg Tains. Circles Under Eyes, Swollen Ankles. Nervousness, Stiffness, Rheumatism. Dizziness. LumOatrn. Burning. Itching. Smarting. Acidity and Loss of Vigour by a Doctor's new discovery caHed Cystex (Sisstex). Gently soothes, tones, cleans,
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      184 7 j A v ngle demonstration in P"p ;R I the purchase of an R.C.A. jjj J'j pHfj mr/st compelling advertise. •|j ill 58 ment ever produced. i jj I Everj model fully guar- ii^ir^ll^^B !kee hi at radio company 404, North Bridge Rd. j24 Beach Street, 56, Main Rd. Phoie
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      1446 7 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio IiJO p.m. Close DJA, DJN (Germ., SUNDAY 4.05 p.m. Call DJB DJN (German 2RO, ROME BERLIN STATION English), German Folk Song, Programme > Forecast (Germ., Engl.), Outstanding (Wavelength 25.4 Metres.) (DJN 31.45 Metres; DJB 19.74 Metres): Broadcasts of the Week. DJA 31.38 Metres.) 20 P- m
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    163 8 VESSELS ARRIVED Toft 111 Dutch. 084 tons. from Djambi 2011, date of departure and destine- 1 tlon' unknown. Klstna. British, 672 tons, from Bangkok 1911. to Bangkok 23 11. Mijer. Dutch. 1,127 tons, from Batavla 19 11, to Batavla 27,11. Rawalpindi. British,
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    PASSENGERS
    179 8 The following passengers arrived In Singapore from China and Japan by I the Rawalpindi on Wednesday: Wing Comdr. Burling. Mr. Wong Ah Kwee. Mr. and Mrs, P. M. Wells, Mr Low. Capt. Papple, Mr. Boyd, Mr. Morris, Maj and Mrs. Stuart. Lt. Gyani, Col and Mr». Jenkin, Mr. W.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    114 8 SH T PS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Oh EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 22. East Wharf (Entrant Gate D H.M.S. Herald, Ophir 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Naldera 18: Kistna 16; Unita 14. •Smpire Doc* < Entrance Gau* 3» Silvercypress 30; Chattanooga City 32; Benalder 34: Uyo Maru
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    COPRA AND PALM KERNELS
    220 8 Better Outlook: Supply Demand Balanced (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 12. DUE to a variety of causes, portents are set fair for a steady recovery in copra and palm kernels. For the second successive years bad weather in Mancnuria has reduced the scya bean crop to
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    72 8 Mails expected from Holland and Germany by the Poelau TeUo, due at Singapore, to-day. Mails expected fiom Aust'alia, Netherlands Indies ect by Air (Qar.tasi. time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-morrow and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by
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    RUBBER FIRE LOSS
    72 8 Estimated Destruction Of 2,650 Tons London, Nov. 12. It is now estimated that the amount of rubber destroyed in the recent fire at Colonial Wharves, Wapping, E., was 2,650 tons. This, it is believed, will be accounted for in the weekly return of movements of the raw
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    Money Market
    191 8 SELLING Singapore, Nov. 21. London 4 months' sight 2j4V» I London 3 months' sight 2|4 3!32 London 60 days' sight 2]4 I|l6 London 30 days' sight 2|4 1|32 London demand 2|4 London T.T. 214 Lyons and Paris demand 866 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 57 316 Batavia
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 8 British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 21. Paris 74 59 64 New York 4 93' 4 Montreal 4.97V Brussels 29.16V 3 Geneva 15,23. Amsterdam 7.31. Milan 60 5 nom Berlin 1226. Stockholm 19.394. Copenhagen Oslo 19 90 j 2Vienna 25 3 4. Prague 119 Helslnglors 226 7 Madrid 36
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    PRODUCE
    182 8 Singapore, Nov. 21. R (Siam) W. Coast No.l per Koyan $138 R (Siaml W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $136 R (Siamt W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $134 Rice, B. Siam. No. 1 per Koyan $103 Rice, B. Siam, No. 1 per Koyan $luo Siam Rice, 1 19
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    375 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. NOV 22 High Tides*— 815 a.m.. 902 pro Rugby: S.C.C. "A" v. ra. a: s:c Hockey. Colts Iv Y MCA I. Y.«• a S.C.C. v. R. 1., S.C.C.; SCRC. Indian Assn. I, LA.; SJi C I, Wilt. I.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    76 8 ALKAMBRA.—■ The Call of the Savage." CAPITOL.—'"The 39 Step.-,. EMPIRE. Chinese picture. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dannie, iide-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wa'anes. Cinemas. Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD. Second Hand Wife and The Casino Murder Case." MARLBOROUGH.—"The Folies Ber"ere." NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas. Clunew Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION—'The Goose and
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    MUSSOLINI RELENTS
    89 8 RecaU Of Disgraced General It la reported from Mflacow tlu Slgnor ha-- reached 0♦ «raced General Umberto Nobile frtnll Russia where he is emplfiyud u> strutting airship-* for th<* Soviet <-• eminent. General Nobile Will re'-im* Italy before the end of September General Nobile was severely <*n«iw In
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    BURMESE SPECIALIST
    37 8 Professor Khoo 800 Lone 691. Tanjong Pagrar. Sir»f«p«*rp Opposite Empire Ciuunta Theatre Has had 4(1 y*mr»' wperitnw in Ra*lP» m,tl UmltirllVtt) to curf all Chn«ivf Sirkn** r including- Puralyal*. Di*l«'t«»«. AflT^ ,n I'Uv". Soreibront, Bronchlli»,
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      413 8 Postal Intelligence j fr 4 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Rengat and Tembilahan (Flevo) 1 p.m. Blinjoe (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Java. South-Weit Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T Dilly (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Muntok (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Soengei Liat (Ophir) 2.30 p.m. Sarikei and Sibu (Angby) 3 p.m. Belawan and Medan
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    HEALTH CONFERENCE IN NEW YEAR
    197 9 Delegates From Nine Countries Singapore, Thursday. t MOTHER conference oi the Advinory Council of the Far East- (V Health Bureau of the League of S;ii ion- Union will he held in Singa-Jmu-c in the New Year, commencing Jnnu:iry 15. MALARIA COURSE? probably 'hat another course
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    PAPUAN BOY SCOUTS
    148 9 Trained To Bo Doctors In Homeland Sydney. Nov. 5. I ;<mi lit gleaming test-tubes and nrnUfif formulae of a modern labor,.torv to the sweltering heat and primHiv«- f.irllltiea of some tiny outpdst amonit black Papuan Hills. That i. the prospect awaiting the 13 Papuon Boy Scouts who
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    SPAIN'S 1936 BUDGET
    147 9 Now Measures To Reduce The Deficit Madrid. i mi ihe loethod of apply'ng taxe* i»ri i otivcrsioOa cf the public deb*.. t been successfully operated in i me features of Spain's Budget iuin«un:ed by the Premier, S?m»r I apaprivtu. I!f i*.» F nil nee Minister in the
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    AMERICAN MULES
    133 9 For British Army In India war. Oaahu, Nebraska. A li' army officer. Major M. F. K' un*l a London veterinary surgeon, I>r Jelbart, have spent a monr* '100 mules, which are *ob«? •"ni i'! from New York to Karachi for ui> 112 the- Hrltifth Army in India. huvi."
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    NEW ORDERS
    92 9 Increased Activity In Shipyards British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 20T u present month promises to make tw record In increased activity in hipyiuds. Swan. Hunter and Wlgham Richard>n ot Wallsend have booked an order i a i,irge twin-screw motorshlp for 'be Commonwealth and Dominion Line •Jt Australian trade
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    RAJAH'S WIFE SUED
    300 9 Companion Claims Wrong Dismissal London, Nov. 1. THE Rajah of Kashpur was a witness in the King's Bench Division when his wife, the Junior Rani Sahiba. was sued by Mrs. Dorothy Vernon Clifford for alleged wrongful dismissal. Judgment was given for Clifford in £125, with costs. Mr.
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    TIME BY TELEPHONE
    85 9 Brui^td.-. Btnasaia ttiejibane subscriber*, are vaf»erly awaiting the adopti f a new b« It• nwhereby they wUI be i'.dd the curm-t innby telephone. They have been pi. in -nl that by dmllnt: a «specal number they v.ill hear a dfeC|" •.hr.'ated grave voice MiBOOAse the exact hour,
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      268 9 Malayan Listeners' Radio (Continued from page 7) PHOHI, HOLLAND (PCJ 19.71 Metres) TO-DAY 850 p.m. Dutch National Anthem and cpen.ng announcement. 9 p.m. Music. 9.05 p.m. Talk by Mr. G. de JosseKn de Jong. D.25 p.m. Phohi select trio. 0.50 p.m. "Latest news from Holland." 10.05 p.m. Phohi select trio.
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    BRITISH NEGROES WATCH THE WAR
    444 11 Crowds Besiege Cable Office Georgetown, British Guiana. CROWDS oi Negroes, gather here every evening now outside the office of the cable company. People start collecting ioon as the day's work finishes Tally In the evening. So dense la the crowd that few can cc the
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    MARKET LIST
    468 11 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Nov. 15. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 3b Beet, stew or curry, kali 26 Fullet, steak, per lb. 50 Mutton, steak, per lb. 30 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean unci fat (Ist quality), kati 34 POULTRY Capons locally reared, kati 60 Ducks, each
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    STAVISKY AFFAIR
    252 11 Son And Daughter Kept In Ignorance Paris. TWO children live in a modest flat 1 here to-day. unaware that their dead father was the cause of vast political disruption and fierce street fighting in France last year. They are Claude and Micheline Stavisky. the son and daughter of
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    BIBLE SCHOOL RAIDED
    132 11 Berlin. While the principals of the Burckhardt house Bible School were away in London, secret police raided the scnool in ft search for an illegal theological academy set up by the Confessional onurch. r, OUng girls lGarni «S now to give Bible lessons were frightened when the
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    "MALAYAN EXILE"
    45 11 In our review of Mr. G. L. Peet's book "Malayan Exile' it was stated thai the publishers were the Straits Times Press, Ltd. This was incorrect. The-, book was printed by the Straits Times Press. Ltd., but was published by Mr. Peet himself.
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    SPAIN WELCOMES MUSLIMS
    390 11 Granada For Overseas Students fa* p Ran AD A, once the residence of Mooru ish kings during their 800 years' domination of the peninsula, is to become the scene of another Moorish invasion. This time the invasion is to be of a peaceful nature. Former Spanish Minister
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE.
    47 12 CHEONG—TEO. The marriage of Mr. Cheong Yee i .an. youngest son of tne late Mr. 61 Mrs. Cheong Hun S\ve2 and Miss Teo Imm Tee. eldesi aaughter oi Mr. Mrs. Teo Chwee Piiah will take place at tl'e Chinese Consolste, on 23rd November. 1C35.
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    THE MACDONALDS
    736 12 POLITICIANS, like monarch*, complain frequently of the onerous nature of their duties, but they have a rooted objection to being out of business. A typical instance is Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald, former Prime Minister and a sore trial and problem to those who have to describe themselves as
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    LATE ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET
    173 12 Warm Tributes To Lord Jellicoe British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21, MANY tributes are paid to Earl Jellicoe. "I who died suddenly last night after a short illness. The King and Queen have sent a message of sympathy to Lady Jellicoc. The Admiralty announces Uiat
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    TWO NEW PEERS
    57 12 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21. It was officially announced that Sir Philip Cunltffe-Llster, Secretary for Air, and Sir Bolton Eyres-Monsell, First Lord of the Admiralty, have been raised to the Peerage as Viscounts. '•"'No bye-elections are necessarvas both had retired from the House of Commons and
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    THE NEW RADIO ERA IN MALAYA
    896 12 WHAT PROGRAMMES WILL BE MOST SUITABLE (By Our Wireiess Correspondent) OINCE the 8.8.C. opened its Enipire broadcasting on several wavelengths about two ye ars ago, the practice of listening-in has mad. good progress,in Malaya. The niimher of listeners is still steadily increasing and there
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    Topics Of The Day
    251 12 By "Looker-On" IF you want to flatter somebody, jus' look serious and ask him what he thinks of the general situation. A Then there was the elector who sa v he believed in giving the woman ct chance, and was going to vote ior Poll Early.
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    THREATENED COLLAPSE OF LAVAL GOVERNMENT SERIOUS CRISIS IN FRANCE
    294 13 gold loss Situation Beyond Solution Reuter. |«ondon. Nov, 2!. rarinunt the French Hank »ie I" l n r ,he Hank of France re- (|l in>! a K«>W U»ss ot Irancs during the M( nu Nn\, 11. making a ,1 i i.'H
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    LATEST NEWS
    213 13 Tit's Chances Veaken Reuter. I'arta. Nov. «2. t 51 «111 pi Utit al obveriers tin M'l iiinfi tjUat lh** (iiik'crn--iv.<» of wenlherins the i .1 ml financial storm had m»' rlui .1; U»c day; < i.ronn decided to deintltlos t when the "'nt i.i ets the Chamber. Ihc
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    20-TON SALVOES FROM BIG GUNS
    84 13 British Naval Display Off Alexandria Reuter. Alexandria. Nov, 21. THE biggest BriUsh naval manoeuvres ever stagtd in the Eastern Mediterranean were witnessed by many prominent British and Egyptian residents. The cruiser Ajax headed the line of battle squadron comprising five battleships, six cruisers, eighteen destroyers
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    MR. WILLIAM KERR
    67 13 Death Of Kelantan Official In Singapore Singapore. Friday. The death of Mr. William Kerr. Harbourmaster of Tumpat. Kelantan, and Assistant Superintepdent of Customs. Kota Bharu. occurred at the General Hospital, Singapore, yesterday. Mr. Kerr, who was 57 years of age, had been ill for some time. He
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    AQUARIUM SITE DECISION
    507 13 Fort Canning Hill j GOVERNMENT OFFER ACCEPTED Singapore, Friday. AN offer by the Government of an area of land on the slopes of Fort Canning Hill for the purpose of building- the Singapore Aquarium has been accepted by committee No. 4 of the Municipal Oomissioners, states a
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    EARL JELLICOE
    25 13 Reuter. London. Nov. 21. The funeral of Earl Jellicoe will be held on Nov. 25. He will be buried at St. Paul's Cathedral.—Reuter.
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    NARROW ESCAPE OF NEGUS
    140 13 AIR THRILL Chased By Italian I Planes Reuter. Addis Ababa, Nov. 21. Negus has had a narrow escape from being involved in an aerial combat and perhaps being shot down. It was learnt when he returned to the capital this morning, after a two-day aerial tour
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    ITALIAN OPERATIONS
    282 13 Affected By Weather, Mountains And Insects Reuter. London. Nov. 21. "25 Abyssinians three allies, the weather mown ains and iiuecLs. are eflS "ton? ihf l IOW up thc ta 1i an opera I i w hlcll aim at liquidating the cur- bv lhe Ume Maishal Bada- i rti
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    OIL FOR ITALY
    103 13 U.S. To Prohibit Further Shipments Reuter. Washington, Nov. 21. Mr. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior, hu» called on the United Stales oil industry to voluntarily halt shipments to Italy. Mr Ickes in r. statement to the Bureau of Mines is reported to have showed hat oil shipments
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    ELUSIVE RAS SEYUM
    81 13 Pounces On Italian Native Battalion Reuter. Mukalc, Nov. 21. The elusive Has Seyum finally gave battle with WW men in the Temrien region but was forte iu retreat after pouncing on the 151 h Italian native battalion. Has Seyum's troops were advantageously posted on the side of
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    HEAD SLICED OFF
    210 13 I Fate Of Italian Cornsrod In A Tank Reuter. Audi;» Nov. 21, THE Emperor brought back .many reasons for reinsurance as a result of his tour. He denies the Italian reports ot an enormous advance in Ogadon rind ilv dnjscrtion oi chieftains and «ays the population has
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    BRITAIN'S HOME DEFENCE
    126 13 Increase In F.A.F. 250 FIRST LINE AEROPLANES Reuter. London, Nov. 21. A CONSIDERABLE increase to the aeroplane expansion programme already announced is beinT considered. An early announcement is expend it »s bel eved that an additional 200 to 250 first line aeroplanes are contemplated, brinermsr the home
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    AERODROME CONTRACTOR MURDERED FATALLY SHOT IN THE STREET
    165 14 NIGHT CRIME The Assailant Gets Away Singapore, Friday. A well-dressed young man, believed to be a Shanghai Chinese, was fatally wounded when he was shot on Jalan Be.sar, near the Syed Alwi Road junction, shortly after 8 o'clock last night. It appears
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    FLOODS IN BRITAIN
    181 14 Further Rains In South And West British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21, CIRTHER rains frll late yesterdav in most parts of the country, particularly in the south and vest. Rain» were Je-is genemi this morning and the immediate outlook more promising, but another intense depression is appro
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    DEATH OF MR. COX SPROULE
    95 14 Brother Of Former Colony Judge MR Cox Sproule, brother oi Mr. Justice P. J. Sproule. now in retirement in England and formerly Senior Puisne Judge. Straits Settlements; died at Kandy, Ceylon, on Nov. 8 at the age of 55. The late Mr. Sproule was well
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    BRITAIN AND POLAND
    68 14 Opportunities For Increasing Trade British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21. Members of the delegation of the Federation of British Industries, which has just returned from Poland, speak hopefully of the opportunities of increasing trade between the two countries. The delegation included representatives of the motor trade, herring
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    "THE CALL OF THE SAVAGE"
    285 14 Fine Jungle Film At The Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS THERE were thills and excitement in plenty at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday where the first six chapters of the latest jungle film "The Call of the Savage" were filmed. Based on very nearly the same story
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    CABLE AND WIRELESS
    76 14 Index Members Of Monthly Traffic Receipts The following index numbers representing the estimated monthly traffic receipts of Cable and Wireless Limited as related to comparable traffic in the year/ 1929 is for favour of publication:— Monthly figures reduced to working day average. Working day average of comparable
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    PEDAL CYCLISTS
    92 14 Separate Tracks From Main Carriageways British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21. The policy of providing tracks for pedal cyclists separated from the main carriageway is followed in two schemes for road improvement just authorised by the Ministry of Transport and estimated to cost over £38,000. The needs of
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    43 14 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21. All the Governments invited to attend the Naval Conference in London next month, including the Italian Government, have now officially accepted. Meetings of the conference will be held at Clarence House, Westminster.— British Official Wireless.
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    37 14 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 21. The road accident figures in Britain last week were 165 killed, 4,299 injured. Figures for the corresponding week of last year were 140 killed and 3,895 injured.—British Official Wireless.
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    NEW STRATOSPHERE RECORD
    65 14 U.S. Balloon Reaches 72,395 Feet Reuter. Washington, Nov. 21. THE National Aeronautic Association announced that the stratosphere balloon, "Explorer the Second" attained a record altitud of 72,395 feet during an ascent from Rapid Citp on Nov. 11. The previous record of 68,892 feet was established by the
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    MINERS' BALLOT
    217 14 Not Regarded As Final Authority London, Nov. 21. A statement issued by the Mine Workers' Federation "Executive, that by majority of 93 per cent., they have been authorised by the miners* ballot to press their demand for an increase of wages to the extent, if necessary, of a
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    TWO MEN STABBED
    58 14 Singapore, Friday. Two Hylams employed in a coffeeshop at East Coast Road were the victims of a stabbing affair last night. It appears that several men entered the shop and set upon the attendants with knives. One of the victims is said to be in a serious
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    ALLEGED FRAUD
    56 14 Singapore, Friday. At the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry before Mr. C. H. Whittori. the Third Magistrate, yesterday, a Ch.nese labour contractor named Teng Ah Oon, formerly employed at Messrs. Tan Kah Kee and Co., Ltd., was committed to trial at the next Assizes on a charge d
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    SIAMESE GUNBOAT
    69 14 Call At Singapore On Her Way To Italy Singapore, Fridaj. THE Siamese gunboat Chao Phya arrived in Singapore yesterday on her way to Italy. She will tall at Pulau Sebarok for fuel and water. It is understood that the Chao Phya is going to Italy to escort two
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    FUNERAL OF MAJOR AKIL
    439 14 Well-Known Marksman Popular J.M.F. Officer (From Our Own Correspondent > Jnhore Buluu. Nov 21 THE funeral i.ook place with military honours this afternoon at the Mohamuiedlah Cemetery of Major Mohamed Akil bin Awang of the Johore Military Forces, who died at his residence in Johore Buhiu
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    46 14 Mr O. O. Bell arrived from Bangkok by the Imperial Airways liner Aurora. Passengers from Singapore by the Athena were the Hon. Mr. H. H. Aodcolcader. for Penang, Mr. V. W. Beecham, for London, and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hanna, for Bangkok.
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    GOT WORK ON FALSE CERTIFICATES
    253 14 Sharp Sentences On Four Tamils Singapore, Friday. FOUR Tamils who attempted to secure employment in the Municipal Sewerage Department by fraudulent means pleaded guilty before Mr. C. H. Whitton, the Third Magistrate, yesterday, to a charge of cheating by impersonation. The men were Retnam, son
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    JOCKEY ACQUITTED
    44 14 Singapore, Friday. Mr. Phil Tankard, the jockey, was acquitted by the Fifth Magistrate, Mr. E. Colman, yesterday, on a charge of dangerous driving. It was alleged that in trying to pass lorry Mr. Tankard collided with a taxi I on Serangoon Road.
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    SOCIAL CONDITIONS IN BRITAIN
    144 14 Meeting Housing Needs Of The People London, Nov OIR KTNOSLEY WOOD. Minister „r Health, in a speech at the Tran nor» Congress on the Improvement in Bn/-i f Conditions, said that Britain had nmrte a great contribution towards housing needs of larg« sections ».'i C people.
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    20 14 Mr. George Redfearn. the Official j starter of the strai Ra< v i-1 ion. sailed for Home W 1 Rawalpindi
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    "LIE DETECTOR"
    93 14 Hauptmann's Evidence To Be Tested Reuter. Rochester (New York State), Nov. 21. DRUNO Hauptniann, who was torn D victed for the murder of the Lindbergh Baby, will be placed under a "Lie Detector" test in urder to determine the truth of his evidence during his trial. In making
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    Malayan News In Brief
    590 14 Mr. G. W. Bristow has been appointed to officiate as Telegraph Engineer, Johore. sfc sjc tjc JfC Mr. F. J Button, Executive Engineer, Johore, has been granted eight months' leave from Nov. H. A meeting of the Johore State Council will be held at the Dewan
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    DEADLOCK IN NORTH CHINA PARLEY NANKING FEARS THE WORST
    82 15 early war Other Reports More Optimistic Reuter. Nanking, Nov. 21. lIKSITTE the hitch in the autonomy scheme, offirials are pessimistic. jt is pointed out that no special instructions were received from Tokyo and the instructions to the Chinese leader* in the
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    NO ULTIMATUM?
    256 15 Kcportcd Failure Of Col. Doihara Sin Chew Jit Poh. fthai vhai, Nov. 21. I i••!)« iluit Nanking received I 11 it.i .1 i. l to '.he fieri I» t 'I*»kv »ui.- ordered the Japanese ..<h, t .k'. 'ii r i liic-iv "undl».|irn>>»v in North China V..i -G<! Dm!
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    CONSTITUTIONAL REGIME
    258 15 Definite Step By Kuomintang Congress Reuter. Nanking. Nov. 21. A definite step towards the establishment of a constitutional regime in China was taken by the Kuomintang Congress which decided that a National Peoples Congress must be convened not later than the end of 1936. The final adoption of the permanent
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    BRITISH COMMENT
    112 15 No Question Of Invoking The Nine-Power Treaty Reuter. London, Nov. 21. "We welcome the peaceful outcome of the present crisis in Sino-Japanese affairs," was the official comment on the report that Sino-Japanese diplomatic negotiations are Droceeding in Nanking. It was added that, judging from the present reports, the situation was
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    CHINESE CONCENTRATE
    559 15 Japanese Military Activity Continues Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai Nov. 22. Chinese troops are joncentrating in •he Peiping-Tientsin area, obviously tc meet the Japanese threat. The 29th Army under General Sung Che Yuen formerly Chairman of Charhar and now Commander of the Peiping-Tientsin Garrison, have left Charhar for Peipine and
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    FRENCH REPLY ON SANCTIONS
    139 15 xMust Keep Her Word HOPE FOR EARLY PEACE Reuter. Paris, Nov. 19. r£HE French Premier, M. Laval, presented the Italian Ambassador with the text of the French reply to the Italian protest against sanctions. It is understood that the tone of the French Note is very
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    TO-MORROW'S MALAYA CUP MATCH
    235 16 Several Changes In Both Teams Singapore, Friday. CING A PORE'S fifeen for the Malaya Cup match again«t Negri and Malacca on the S.C.C. padang to-morrow has n"W been «eleeted and I here have been aeveral changes oUts.de the «'rum. A. P. Cmigiu's consistently good displays in
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    N.S. ALL-BLUES
    36 16 To Meet Singapore Asiatics On Nov. 30 The Negri Sembilan All-Blues will meet the Singapore Asiatics at rugby on the Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 30. An interesting and thrilling same is assured.
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    HOME RUGBY
    26 16 Reuter. London. Nov. 10. The following rugby matches were played to-day: I Leicestershire 0. Warwickshire 8 <at Leicester I. Headingley 24; Dublin U. 4.—Reuter.
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    WEBER WINS
    183 16 Battling Guillsrmo Beaten In Ipoh tFram Our Otrn Reporter) lpoh, Friday. FRANK Webber outpointed Battling Guillerrao over twelve threeminute rounds last night at the Jubilee Park. The Filipino was much at the receiving end for the first ten rounds, when Weber wore him down wHb heavy in-fighting. GuUlermo
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    CUBAN INTRIGUE
    68 16 Havana, Nov. 9. It is learned that Cuban intelligence officers thwarted a new plot to assassinate Mr. Jefferson Caffery, American Ambassador to Cuba last week. It is reported that Communists in spired the plot, planned to waylay the Ambassador's automobile, and to riddle it with machine guns. The
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    .YM.C.A. HOCKEY
    59 16 The following have been selected tt» play for the Junior Department against the Colts 2nd XI on Tuesday. Nov. 26, on the Anson Road ground at 5 p.m.: J. Ferguson. Ding Wong Llk. E. C. M. Hope. Chew Wai Imm. Ong Swee Keng. M. T. Hope. J. Manasseh.
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    LAST DAY OF .S.T.C. RACES
    322 16 Scratchings And Final Acceptances THE following are the scratchings and final acceptances for tomorrow, the last day of the Singapore Turf Club's Winter Meeting. RACE ONE Horses—Class 2—Div. 3—6 furs. 2.30 p.m. May The Tenth 9.0 Sir Theobald ».i0 In-Ver-Fogg 8.7 Dilatory 8.6 8.5 Carioca
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    THE SCRATCHINGS
    32 16 Race I—Smeartown. Race 2—Nil. Race 3—Nil. Race 4—Ormolu. Race s—Majesty Man, FiftyThree, Flavello. Race 6—Applewood, Shrewd Fox. Race 7—Great Houdini. Race B—Nil. Double Tote:—Races 6 and 8. Big Sweep:—Race 8.
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    SINGAPORE BILLIARDS
    30 16 A Ceylonese forward gets away with the ball An incident in the match between the S.C.C. and theC.S.C. match which the club won by 1—0. SINGAPORE BILLIARDS Inter-Club Knock-Out Competition
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    S.C.R.C. TENNIS
    120 16 Singapore, Friday. THE following are the results of games played yesterday in the Inter-Club Knock-Out Competition for the Singapore Billiards Association Challenge Cup: Lim Chuan Geok 150 (Aston Athletic Club» beat Dr. Loh Poon Lip 46 (Chinese Association Woon Kai Chiang 150 (Chinese Association) beat James Lee 139 (Aston Athletic
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    115 16 The following aie some of the results and forthcoming ties in the SC R C Open Tennis Tournament. All competitors are requested ?u turn up on Sunday. Nov 24. at iOO p.m. to plav off th?ir ti^>. RESULTS Singles Cham C K Par/.» v Pere-ra 3—6. 7- 5. 7—7 unrtni-'iied
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    S.C.F.A. CUP REPLAY
    47 16 Owing to the United Services tour up-country, next week's S.C.C. tournament game between the U.S. Officers and the Etceteras has been postponed. H.M.S. Hermes and H.M.S. Cornwall will play a return match on the Padang on Tuesday. S.C.F.A. CUP REPLAY C.C.A.A. To Meet A.A.A. On Dec. 1
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    Narrow Hockey Victory Of Singapore Cricket Club CEYLONESE LOSE BY ONLY GOAL
    752 16 The replay in the S.CF.A. Cup between the C C A.A. and the A A A. will take place at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday. Dec. 1. at 5 p.m. Mrs. Tay Lian Teck. wife of the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck, will give away the Cup to the
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    Two Champions Lose Their Titles AMATEUR BOXING IN SINGAPORE
    384 17 KEEN FIGHTS Mitchell Loses To Naval Crack iP.y X.0.) Singapore, I iiday. T\\<» ChamptoM mttt beaten at the N«« World Aier.a last night n a seri<s *>l preliminaries and ,i-finals In th« Singapore Amateur < hampionship c-ompetitioii were fought out. xceUenl
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    JAPANESE TENNIS
    83 17 amagishi Wins Open Title •'iUn« to the Japanese Press, folic the results of the All-Japan 112 nnis tournament just concludcourts near Osaka; semi-finals; rt«hl bent Hecht. 7—5, 6—o, 2—6. beat Hlrai, 6—3, Q—3 and < v linaJ. *j* l'i beat Menzel, 7—5. 6—2. "li.'r final; *nc! Murakami beat
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
    28 17 Nineteenth Game Won By Dr. Alekhfne ar J lie Hague, Nov. IfJ. Vtikhim* won Hie nineteenth train* i tivn a-.,:nnt Etn» in lh« In{.\r- t '*!»»<• Championship,
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    Escapes Injury In Car Crash
    58 17 JIM BRADDOCK Escapes Injury In Car Crash Duluth, Minn., Oct. 17. lA.VIES J. Braddock, heavyweight champion of the world, escaped injury recently when a blowout sent the automobile in which he was a passenger crashing into a ditch alongside Highway 61, just twelve miles out of Duluth. Braddock refereed at
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    S.C. EPWORTH LEAGUE
    103 17 Third Annual Swimming Gala On Saturday The Straits Chinese Epworch League will held its third annual swimming gala at the V.M.C.A. Pool, which has been kindly le.it for the occasion, on Saturday, Nov. 23, a k 4.30 p.m.. to which all are invited. A special event included
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    MAGNIFICENT GIFT
    116 17 Preserving England's Beauty Spots London, Nov. 19. One of the largest gifts ever made to the National Trust for the preservation oi beauty spots is reported. The donors are Lady Rhondda and Dowager Lady Rhcndda, whose gift is 2.130 acres of "The Sugar Loaf* Hill north Abergavenny in
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    OLYMPIC GAMES
    239 17 United States Will Compete New York. Oct. 9. IjNITED Stales participation in the 1933 u Olympics tjameft in Berlin appeared a certainty 10-day following «lie failure of an opposition wing to put the metropolitan district Amateur Athletic Union on record favouring a boycott. The opposition, led by Charles
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    OLYMPIC FOOTBALL
    107 17 Strong Entries Likely In Berlin As a game that will draw the crowds and contribute generously to the enormous organising costs, it is only natural that football should figure prominently in the next Olympic Games. Germany, the country responsible for the 1936 Olympiad, is terribly anxious for a
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    LAWN TENNIS
    75 17 The following will represent U c Junior Civil Sorvice Association in a return friendly match of three singles and two double:; against the P.W.D. Spor.j Club a:. 4 45 n .m. shaio on the J.C.S A. courts on Nov. 26. N. E. Sing am, Chco Kerr: Ifoat, Wong
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    HOCKEY
    46 17 P. W. F. Mills; G. E. C. Ash and C. E. Brooke; A G. Baker, P. H. Harrison and T. M. Mclachlan; W. EL S. Perrott, F. L. Lane, P. E. H. BodeiBienfait, T. J. L. Watkins. J. P. Wood. Umpire, H. J. H. Haas.
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    NAZI FOOTBALL IN LONDON
    445 17 Protest Campaign LETTER TO FOREIGN OFFICE JEWS and anti-Fascists in London are organising a hie camnaisn to oppose the holding of football multii betweer. England a?vl Germany at the Spurs' ground on December 4. Letters uf protctt are being *cnt to the Football Association. PUBLIC MEETING
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    BABE RUTH
    136 17 To Train Briton Baseball Team? I Mr. Eidenow, a British newspaper man who has spent a considerable tune m America, has conceived the idea of inviting Babe Ruth, the greatest and most popular baseball player the world has known—and also the most highly paid—to come to London early
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    WALKING RECORD
    58 17 97 Miles In 25 Hours, 9 Minutes Reuter Wireless. l.oml »n, Nov, I*'. The London athlete. Bert Cuucort*. up a new world non-«>tOp wulking record >\lu r he walked fur 2o hour* 0 minuter, a distance of 1)7 miles, The previous re or! wjim clainii'd hy b*rt Mons'n.
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    84 17 Czech Tennis Stars And U.S. Baseballers Yokohama, Nov. 3. fZECHO-slovakia's best tennis players, v Roderick, Menzel and Hecht, who represented their country in the Davis Cup matches this year, arrived here this morning from the United States on the N.Y.K. liner Taiyo Maru. They will take part in
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    WORLD TENNIS RANKING
    202 17 Budge McGrath In First Ten New York, Oct. 17. AS a reward for her comeback conquest at Wimbledon, Mrs. Helen Wills Moody once again has been designated the foremast woman tennis player of the world. This ranking, which she held tor seven years until she retired from
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    Summonses Issued Against City Men PEPPER SCANDAL ECHO
    1940 18 BIG LOSSES Old-Established Firm Wound Up (By Air Mail) 'Fram Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 12. T»HE Financial Times learns that summonses have been issued against three City men in connection with the failure of James and Shakspeare, Ltd. The company was
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    ALLEGED REGICIDES TO BE TRIED
    364 18 Assassination Of King Alexander Paris, Oct. 22. THREE alleged regicides will conn up for trial In the old Law Courts of Aix en Provence on Nov. 18. They arc Mio Kralj, Raitch and Rosptchil, accused of being accomplices in tbe assassination of King Alexander of
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    255 18 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Easten Bureau. Singapore, for the week ende<* Nov. 16:—. Plague: Two ports in the easten arena, namely Baghdad and Colombo have notified the presence of human plague during the week. Colombo
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    MISS SIAM 1936
    70 18 liciuh (onlvsl 0» Ike. I» O't nrr t *in I>■ "<• UaihiUlHc, N Tilt Cuxunttl U-Ct t" Hf it 111 1 r^ 1 1 Si hiJVr iflU'i'l C* i- T i»»• 1 lu. .uid require i.rt"- 1 ,r Stanley '0)n .met *u -p-' naliirii b-:mh «.tfrumt lofvi
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    PERSECUTION OF JEWS
    67 18 Church Asseinbj KxprosMSympathy Loiirtrtn Nf\ The Church Assembly yct.uni... proved of a resolution expre^u-• pathy with ihc Jewkb r*-«pl 4, 111 J suffering crulured by muny oi 171 Germany. Dr. CosilUO Lang. ArcUbtahup u' <•" tcrburv. protested ai»silnst the pcr-e< lion of Jew» 3nd sulci Its coiltiuuuiu"'
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    CINEMA TICKET RAMP
    178 19 Smart Fines On Chinese And Indian Singapore, Thursday. 4 'iA Urkfi rump which has made iMfnv i iinc# as u new "racket" in i Mil. caused considerable ln- imonu elnemaj*oers lately. ill» mOrtlly to the lower priced mi rr put mm» ar<- approached by w vouttar who
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    SHOWED REMORSE
    177 19 i Chapter In Silal .itcul VI ur(lor .jure Thursday T .i 'ii id tllf Milut itoad »fwioied ut thr I "n 10-day win u On& i ,l; o Chun-f. wuu j i li' c Cj'ordoii Smith .ai impn*onm< ru. on 1 iliu! t.t ut abet- 4i ihe ac-
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    POISONOUS CRAYONS
    130 19 an Needed In Handling Them Sydney, N.S.W., Nov. 5. h of a Townsville (Queens- I trom drinking water im- with scraped crayon recalls urne tragedy last year, when child was poisoned by swallow rtain type of green crayon, yon, it was stated, is made wo poisons. Meen crayons
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    "KIND AND GENEROUS"
    112 19 Berlin. praise for Scotswomen is prina Nazi newspaper, "The Ber--1 a| eblatt." n are few more generous and hostesses than the women of writes Frau Herta Mueileritz, a German society woman. •Scottish houses are always hosopen, she says, and Scottish t.s are luxurious—but not good c who
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN
    164 19 Composes Own Tunes In New Film N«\v York. Orarfc* ri.r.nlnt will 0 heanl ai a muni*MMMK«er fa hts new film, hot itrst fo> -<v«-, it is hf«r#. Il 1] hae» i rut- n .menu.* j&|| before r?hriatiiHMi <h mnsun) background of th. t. Inn», wnirfa h( UKV busy
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    SALZBURG FESTIVAL
    114 19 Salzburg. The Salzburg musical festival is to be held also in the wimer. Encouraged by great success of th:.« summer's festival, the management nave worked out a scheme for holding festival* every winter from the middle of December to the m'ddle of January. Max Reinhardt the world-famous producer,
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    INJURED BY BOTTLES
    41 19 Singapore, Thursday. A Chinese coolie working at Messrs Fraser and Neaves. Ltd, yesterday morning was badly cut over the bead when several empty aerated water bottles fell on him. He was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance.
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    ANNUAL S.C.B.A. REPORT
    362 19 Ladies May Be Admitted As Members THE annual report of the Straits Chin- ese British Association, Singax>re, for the year from Aug. l, 1934. to July 31, 1835, Is given in full below: It is interesting to note that in response to an enquiry from the Malacca
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    BADLY INJURED
    79 19 Singapore Man In Car Accident Singapore, Thursday. CERIOUS injuries were sustained by a M European named Mr. M A" H Jones, a pensioner of the South Indian Railway, living at Kator.g Grange Singapore when he was involved in a motor accident at Seremban yesterday According to a repoit
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    YOUNGEST GRANDMOTHER
    198 19 Australia Woman Claims Empire Distinction Sydney. Nov. 5. Following a claim by a 34-year-old Sydney woman to be the youngest grandmother in Australia, other claimants to the title have come forward •says the Sydney 'Telegraph") «r M !\.^L chael Rapa of Hoslvn Street, West Melbourne, who will celebrate
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    "BULWARK OF PEACE"
    138 19 Britain's Influence In The East Prague. "Never has Great Britain's political and economic influence in the East been so great as it is to-day." This is the opinion of the famous onental'st, Dr. Alois Musil, of Prague University, who has travelled and lived for. years, among the
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      426 19 I CLUB DIARY Where are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." -This Diary is previded specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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    "THE BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936" GREATEST GALAXY OF STARS
    471 20 MUSICAL FILM New Song And Dance Hits HPHE radio, the stage and the screen were scoured in the search for talent to make the new Metro-Gokl-wyn-Mayer musical extravaganza, "Broadway Melody of 1936," which will open next week at the Capitol Theatre.
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    MARION DAVIES' NEW TRIUMPH
    184 20 A scene from "The Dark Angel" featuring Herbert Marshal., untitled March, and Merle Oberon which is the next change at the Pavilion. MARION DAVIES' NEW TRIUMPH "Page Miss Glory" Is A Groat Hit Excelling tn hilarious fun and in beauty ol setting, anything that Marion Davles had previously presented •'Page
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    COMEDY DRAMA
    139 20 as a hit umber. Di£k Powell sines litis 'out in certain parts it Is a duet, and Miss D.ivies' delich f .ful voice biends with Dick's Following the high standards of comedy portrayal set by Miss Davies, every member of the cast—especially Powell. O'Brien. McHugh, Miss Astor and Miss Kelly—turns
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    THEY ARE FAMOUS STARS NOW
    272 20 Singapore. Friday. TIIK management of the Pavilion Theatre have .secured fine film fare in their next change "The Goo>e and the Gander" featuring Kay Francis and George Brent. The story involves not only *he theft of hearts, but that of precious ■tones. It is a sparkling, snappy up-*o-the-minute drama, abounding
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    "THE MURDER MAN"
    67 20 together in France and have been friends for more than a scoro of years. But their frequent visits with each other are filled with vivid reminiscences of the days when neither had wealth, fortune or renown —memories they believe are interesting and important to no one outside themselves A scene
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    DANTE'S VISION OF PURGATORY
    668 20 COR breath-taking speed, suspense. mystery and romance, lew pictures have equalled "The Murder Man," which presents Spencer Tracy and Virginia Bruce on the screen of the Capitol Theatre next week. In a way its title Is misleading, lor it has nothing to do with gangs or gangsters. Instead. "The Murder
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      165 20 CHILDREN S CHILLS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM. The air tur.- cold as won as the *uji il n tbeac autumn day* und clnldi-r cannot be expected 'o lake pr*C*U\li again* redden .hills a» 1 crnwnu|)s on; therefore at the fir?! --djrn.N of a clt'l'., a mceze ur a C
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    218 21 Daring Plot To Storm Prison San Francisco. A DARING plot to attack the 'impregnable' Aleat raz Island prison where AI Capone, and George "Machine Gun" Kelly are incarcerated, and to set free some i America's most notorious criminals has just been reported by the Chief of Police, Mr.
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    1156 22 Annual Meeting FIRST PROFIT FOR SIX YEARS TVHE twenty-fifth annual general meeting of the members of Sablas North Borneo Rubber, Limited, was held on Thursday, Oct. 17, at the registered office, 52 54, Gracechurch Street. London, E.C.3, Mr. A. P. Hadow (the chapman presiding. Mr. J. F. Albert,
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    41 22 The weekly meeting of the literary section of the Tamils Reform Association was held on Saturday at the Association premises. Mr. V. K. Rhandam presided and Mr. A. C. Suppiah, the president of the Association, spoke on the "Life of Tamils."
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    "THE INVINCIBLE ADAM"
    160 22 Foreigners Questioned In Japan TWO young foreigners, an Englishman and a Russian, employed by a Kobe firm, were taken to a policebox and questioned by an Osaka plain-clothes policeman recently, says the Japan Chronicle. They were released after a somewhat lengthy examination, and allowed to go home.
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    ABYSSINIAN PROBLEM
    209 22 Technical Survey Of Dispute To Be Continued London, Nov. 20. Mr. Maurice Peterson, head ot the Abyssinian Department In the Foreign Office, who several weeks ago visited Paris and had conversations with the officials of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs with the view to establishing technical details
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    REHOUSING SCHEMES
    100 22 Survey To Be Completed By April 1 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 20. The Minister of Health has notified the local authorities that the survey under the Housing Act passed this summer to determine the degree of overcrowding, with a view to its abatement by the prevision of
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    102 22 Reuter. Paris. Nov. 20. A Bank of France statement in respect of the week ended Nov. 14, which will be issued to-morrow, is expected to show a gold drain of a milliard francs. The exodus is decreasing however since the bank rate 'was raised from 3 to
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    377 22 Aviation Mishaps DISCLOSI-RES BY POLICE CHIEF Us \uv. 0 THE Chief of Poller. >| r Davis, has reveal»*») u 4dl T* ordered (he police t„ 1( 41 linual surveillamr 0 j hangars and factoritv 'PlateHe said he potisesswj ..n r of detailed plans can miliurv aviation ll)(
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    INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY
    89 22 Estimates For Third Quaiic Of IMS British Official Wireless. London Nov 2# Industry activuy in fhe Ufuttf Kingdom as estimated fay tfiO Board 'A Trade was 0 «5 per aetit 1U third quarter of 1935 than in the quarter, which was u inuillcr deiv-i" than might liave tx"ii
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    68 22 The second general meeting for 1935 of the St. Joseph's Church Brigade held on Sunday, and the following mtn elected office-bearers for the ensuu* six months President. Rev Fame. Concalves; vice-president. Mr. Pereira; hon. secretary. Mr A P. ker. Hon. asst. secretary. Mr C bene kis, hon. treasurer. Mr. A.Especkerma.,
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