Malaya Tribune, 27 November 1935

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIL- .No. ttSfl SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Sin K apore: Wednesday. Nov. 27. W-> Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1935. KIVE CENT».
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      227 1 Hfgd The Dominant In jMala/a fc* 'Jake L|cm- cKoice 1 aojlja Jotjce- ffaib MARIE In NUTTY CRISPS I AFTERNOON TEA ROYAL ASSORTED CREAM CRACKERS CREAMY CHOCOLATE J R lEN T A L ASSOKT3D 11 Sole Agents:- U f QmmSb Jf ChoiGB ir.ccr. in S.S.) i i I I I I
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      337 1 MALAYAN WATCH CO. 433 North Bridge Road— Near Middle Road, Just opened to fariliUto i Your X'mas Shoppin,— Watches, Clocks, Etc. Latest Designs Shapes I at Prices hard to beat! i j 1 Repairs of Watches, I I Clocks, eic. undertaken at i competitive rates —by ex- I i perienced
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES. RADIO EQUIPMENT OF THE QUEEN MARY
    789 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES. RADIO EQUIPMENT OF THE QUEEN MARY Most Elaborate Apparatus Ever Installed THE Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary will probably make her trial trip in May. It is expected that she Will Leave the Clyde shipyard of Messrs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., towards the end of
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    UNITED STATES LINES
    231 2 Building Of 100,000-Ton Ship Ruled Out THE president of the International Mercantile Marine Corporation and chairman of the United States Lines, Mr. P. A. s. Franklin* left Bouthamption for New York recently after one of his periodical visits to Europe. In an interview with a representative of
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      454 2 and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Dus Tonnage. Singapore. 1935. BEHAR G.OOO Dec. 5 CARTHACE 15,000 Dec. C SOUDAN 0,500 Dec. 18 RAJPUT ANA 17,000 Dec. 20 1936 OBJTRAL 15,000 Jan. a KURD WAN 6,070 Jan. 16 CATHAY 15,000 Jan. 17 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 31 COI'J
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      685 2 N.Y.K.LINE. GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo. Aden, Port Said, Marseilles and GUbraltar. sj HAKOZAKI MARU Nov. 28 m.v. TERUKUNI MARU Dec. 11 HAKUSAN MARU Dec. 26 1936. s.s. HARUNA MARU Jan. 9 KATORI MARU Jan. 23 Rates to Ist class
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      448 2 STEAMER SAILINGS —JB w NORDDEUTSCHKK LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The ondernoted are the Company j„. tended fixtures: OUTWARDS. im "NECKAR" for Manila, Hoar kong, Shanghai, North China Japan \>> t "POTSDAM" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai Japan Deo. 4 "MAIN" for Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan Dec. 8 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam,
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    MALAYAN CHINESE NOTES
    111 3 Amongst Local Chinese—M enace Of The Jay Waller Romance Butter fly Wu-Taipu EduSSn ist Here—Collecting Funds For College Shanghai Industrialist Due Shortly Affairs of Ricksha Owners (By Our Chinese Correspondent) WHEN the University of Singapore is eventually established, will it become a rival to that in Hongkong,
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    Three Faculties
    167 3 He would not commit himself on the point I put to him, but he said that he understood that engineering would not be Include*! in the curriculum of tlie new Singapore University. He had been informed that arts, medicine and V nee would constitute the three faculties ol
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    Desirability Doubtful
    129 3 IT may be inferred from this viewpoint 1 the desirability of having an enenng faculty at the Singapore Uni- >sty of the future while facilities for Ining, engineering students exist m n not her British colony is extremely doubtful. exuemeiy As to the question whether Hongkong's position as
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    Three Reasons
    275 3 THIS is partly due to the fact that the climatic conditions in Hongkong especially in the winter, are more conducive to study, being bracing, and oy virtue of years of tradition, is an atmosphere in university and social nfe there which is lacking in Singapore. A third reason
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    Road Sense
    196 3 PERHAPS it takes only a motorist to thP !f c how devoid of road sen se are UCated ChiUeSe populati °n in alker 13 a common sight in Walks unenn° Wn P*sB|E ?hP f J f ncernedly across a street to in m?? heavy °ncoming traffic, and to
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    Miss Butterfly Wa
    213 3 THE Chinese in Malaya will join me in offering the heartiest congratulation* to Miss Butterfly Wu on hlr ma?rhfnJ? IP- Eugene Perm a Prominent Chinese business man in Shanghai I had the pleasure of meeting Miss Wu when she passed through Singapore a few months ago on
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    Local Sawmillers
    151 3 IT will be recalled that recently the sawmill and timber merchants in Singapore were allotted the basin between Stamford Canal and the Beach Road Market for sheltering tongkan~b and logs following the Governments decision to take back the Kallang Basin Subsequently, a second petition was sent to the
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    Malayan Chinese Generosity
    102 3 M%ahs» n^n 1, Prlnt:i of the aipu College in Kwangtung, is now nmv? aP f or( collecting funds for the Kr extending the college preUiPmS S<?nt y the IXIII rd of directors. w members of which include Mr. Chow Chcok Wni V Chi Wei General Y ng
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    Chinese Mission
    81 3 M of ,h 8 M W San a former President men? S meS Camber of ComShanghai, is expected in Singapore shortly. of'lv.SSff d *P utised by the Ministry trial IS, m Nan kin to study indus£,?L nd tlons 111 M alaya and make arrangements for the establishment of
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    Local Ricksha Owners
    188 3 Ri?irSJ? e ?f 1 meet l ng of the Singapore Ricksha Owners Association was held recently to discuss steps to be taken to safeguard the interests of ricksha owners. Mr. chng Kee Hin was elected to the ™hair. Mr. Quek Kor Bok, the president of the association
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    New Chinese School
    90 3 ARRANGEMENTS are being made for sehool"^ 6111 f a schoo in. Singapore at the building Se'pn^ Theatle Hal1 S Bridge Road. The new school wlM be known as the Chung Hua Public School the school is expected to open shortly. 1 Kua held a*meeteWt nSL C i
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    Flood Relief
    176 3 A U ?1 °i. $1 043 03 has been collected «P by the Singapore Merchants' Association as a result of a concert staged recently in aid of the China Flood Relief I und. The sum will be sent to China in due course. »ou UT h T s
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    LEAGUE MEETING POSTPONED
    844 4 M. Laval Too Busy To Attend Reuter. London, Nov. 25. OWING to the domestic preoccupations of the French Premier, M. Laval, and the demands made upon his time by the internal position posed meeting of the Committee of Eighteen in Geneva, which had been arfanged or Nov.
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    "LAZINESS FOR ALL"
    126 4 American's Presidential Election Programme Houston, Texas. "Laziness for all" is the platform on which Dr. John Brinkley says he is going to stand for the Presidency of the United States. Dr. BrinKley unfolded his plans for solving America's probl-ms in a special interview. Nobody should work," he
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    'FLU AND COMMON COLD
    396 4 Two-Fold Objective Of Research Chemists <By Air Mnil» Loudon, Nov o, FLU and the common cold may auuu be a ilnng of the past. Science has launched a combined at tack, on all fronts against th«lr dr.utly germs. The objective of these feseurt u chemists ia
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    CLUMSY PLOT
    123 4 Woman Plans Two Murders To Marry Tram Driver Kansas City, Missouri. A blonde cook loved a tram driver. She loved him so much she would take tram rides just to look at hin:. She decided to marry him. So this is what she planned: she would Marry a
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      381 4 TIME Is The One Asset Every Body Can Convert Into Cash. Time is money for money represents time spent on a job, whether as a specialist or day labourer. Has it never occurred to you that spare time is the most valuable of all? In spare time you can so
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      107 4 TT» chest and lungs will become weaker as long as coughing bouts, wheeziness and breathing difficulty trouble you. Don't delay any longer! Take Peps antiseptic breatheable tablets to throw off your bronchial troubles. As you suck a Peps it gives off valuable lung-healing fumes which banish congestion, cut choking phlegm,
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      45 4 \kcmim Filling Pen Mm with TRANSPARENT BARREL fSm Iji.l: r'tervoir. f Price $3.00 upwards jSH 3 Obtainable at leading V G uaran- shops in Singapore Ued for «3 and all Malaya States. 10 years. THE PILOT PEN CO., NO. 2, THE ARCADE, 1 SINGAPORE J
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    123 5 ut r.BKR PRICE I HANGED I IDr man (I At The Nut'lion >„' financial Correspondent/ i. SVednwday morning. iSdi^tpnii 1 21» els».. r|i l| T'MM-: I Mill. i<110(11 $108. up .>iVirtss; «i it ,ti unchanged. 11. < l. tin•: cry djjlb i rj IT» IG t lx.
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1533 5 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and To. and Lyall and Kvatt:— MINING Singapore, Wednesday. 10 a.m. fc*ue Fraser yaT Value Co. Si svatt 4|- Ampat 5 9 6 3cd 5:9 6 3xd £1 A. Kumbang 34 G 36 6cd 34
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    89 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. IX.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. November) 21 13 16 21 15 16 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. November) *****6 21% No. I.X R S.S. (Spot-loo.se) (awardable Singapore) 21% 21 do. December 21% 22
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    53 5 British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 26 Exchequer returns show that the total ordinary revenue excluding, welf-balanc-ing items, amounts to £384,629,831 compared with £360.81f1.031 at the corresponding date of last year. The total ordinary expenditure, exclusive of self-balancing Items Is £458,340,504 against £439.052.342 for the corresponding date of 1034—
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    876 5 The Tin Position PHASER AND REPORT jyjESJSitS, I'VUHT and t'n.'s I*«*|M>|'l (hi the Singapore share market for tin/ week oniJml Nov, 26 state.s: The feeling oi increased secitritv and confidence produced hv t'.e result of iho recent Gencni <n h.is not. been louis in refipivtn-. it* Aral
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    EMPIRE TEA
    346 5 Value Of Preference In World Market* •By Air Mail) (From Our Own Co-respondent) London, Nov. 3. QIR Walter Smiles. M P., in a letter to the press, challenges some of the conclusions enunciated recently by Mr H. J Welch at the Malayan meeting He writes: "At the annual
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    STOCK MARKETS
    41 5 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 26. STERLING on New York 4.93-3 4; Paris 75, The stock market were quiet. British funds showed slight advances with War Loan 3'_. per tent, at 105--7 8. Gold 140 lid —British tMßfffll Wireless.
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    TEXTILE QUOTAS
    35 5 Singapore. Wednesday. A Government Gazette Extraordinary issued last night, fixes the total quantities of textiles manufactured in any one foreign country which may be imported into Malaya during 1936. at 2 919.455 yards.
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      293 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. IMHKRS, RAFFLES PLACE. Paid Yen 100.000,000. !nd Yen 127,450,000. HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA. N <lE3 at Alexandria, Batavia, Uien, Fengtien, Hamburg. Hani bin. Honolulu, Hongkong, HsinKarachl, Kobe, London. Los AngeManlla, Moji, Nagasaki, Nagoya, New Osaka. Paris, Peiping, Rangoon, hi de Janeiro, San Francisco, Semaing, Seattle, Shanghai,
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    AIRMEN MISSING
    124 6 No News From Antarctic Wastes Reuter Wireless. New York. Nov 24. The silence from the ulrmen, Lincoln Ellsworth and Hollock Kenyon who started yesterday on a third attempt to fly across the Antarctic from Dund"rIsland to Admiral Byrd's base in Ltttl" i America is causing concern. The route
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    LORD TYRRELL
    94 6 Elected President Of Board Of Film Censors British Official Wireless. Loudon. Nov 'jo Imd Tyii-cll was elected pre&l<khl i{»t? British Board of Mm On.or*, stiacessloil to tilt 1.11« Ml Eel "A a» Shortt. The Board or Ciri iorb is appointed .he trade iUelt and to-day* Mv euiig wsi:-
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      508 6 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. I ADULTERATED GREEN PEAS. j It if! hereby not lied that X Neyanri of i (O. Robi.iscn Road, appeared beforp the 'ird Magistrate. Mr. WhLtcn. on 16 11 35, '<» one War a charge of selling gre*>n peas Ce»ta'ning 2.59 grains per pound <f crys ajl-.:<d copper sulphate
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    85 11 Returns From Visit To China Mr. Aw Boon Haw whosp disposition b well-known turned o nSTroV n£ m 0r f nl ng by i to I norn irom his visit to China He went to China as the leader of the ChSfni Chine f to the
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    ESTATE LABOUR
    16 11 The Rohna has arrived at Penang bringing 175 state-aided labourers for Malayan Rubber estates.
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
    74 11 Delegates Meet At Foreign Office British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 26. Representatives of the Five Naval Powers and of the Dominions, who wHI take part in the naval conference opening \n London on Dec. 6 met at the Foreign Office to-day. The object of the meeting was to
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      346 11 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 v -jkJ TO-NIGHT I <MM li Ail IIAx 1 1: I I 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER cV UAi\€K (informal) 9.30 to midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE S THERE WILL BE NO RAFFLES CELEBRATED* ll i TAIL OR AFTER ORCHESTRA DINNER DANCE ON Directed by DAN HOPKINS
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      388 11 HER JOINTS SQUEAKED LIKE NEW SHOES Swollen With Rheumatism At Thirty She had begun t 0 feel like an old woman —yet she was only thirty. Her joints sounded like squeaking shoes; her hands and ankles were badly swoOca. Thea she started taking Kruschen Salts. Read what <ho says after
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS.
    178 12 |)E COSTA -Oil J(Uh. November. I!':*-. No iUKJ Si'ruMkr<>«"> Uoad. Sintfupore. ><rSundrinu I>«- €!<«'«, M dearly beloved mother "112 Mi Geirire Pe LoMu <rf Mi Fraaer C.j Singapore, Tha funeral eor cjre will leave her lata n«a 1•le ice at i.:iO pm. on Wednesday 2" Nov. 11)36,
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    A SACRED TASK
    684 12 rfHE Singapore Teachers' Asso- ciation is probably one of the most cosmopolitan organisations in Malaya. For that reason alone it i s 0 f great value. But ot greater importance is the fact that its members are engaged in moulding the rising generation, in giving them an
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    SIR J. FITZPATRICK
    91 12 Pun/lb Agent In /Singapore SIR Ja^ es Fitzpatrick, the retiring agon to the Governor-General, Punja/ States. India, is in Singapore. iWs taking a holiday in the East befdfc rstiring from the Indian Civil Se|*ce, being on leave prior to retirem/t. Accompanied by Lady Fitzpatrick. he All visit
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    MR. C. J. MELROSE
    58 12 Safe Arrival In Batavia Reuter. Batavia, Nov. 26. Mr. C. J. Melrose, the Australian airman, who left Singapore on Monday, after having delayed his flight to Australia in order to search for SH Charles Kingsford Smith, arrived In Batavia at 5.45 p.m.—Reuter. Batavia. Nov. 27. Melrose
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    M. MARECHAL ARRIVES
    87 12 Singapore, Wednesday. M. Maurice Marechal, the famou.; French 'cellist, who will give two recitals In the Victoria Memorial Hall to-night and to-morrow, arrived in Singapore yesterday by the M. M liner Chenonceaus. M. Marechal is on a world tour which he began in September. He went first
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    NOTES & COMMENTS New Supreme Court
    226 12 NOTES COMMENTS New Supreme Court MANY Singaporeans are movea M curiosity at times as to when some building progress is tt* to be apparent on the site of the old Europe Hate., .here our new million-dollar Supreme Court is to be erected. The hoardm; ln front or the site effectively
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    At Changi
    178 12 aN£ thing leads to another, ana can- templating public works brings lo mind the tremendous progress that ha* been made on the new civil prison at Changi. That great sombre structure of stone is rapidly acquiring final shape now and probably the inmates of Pearl's Hill will be
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    The Right Spirit
    209 12 JHERE was a slight breeze at the last meeting of the Larut and Matang Sanitary Board over the question of a site for the Taiping Jubilee Memorial Shelter. Apparently the committee which has the matter in hand did not think it necessary to consult other and more
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    A Unique State
    253 12 pERIIS. an unfederated Stale, w unique in several respects. It Li easily the smallest State in Malaya, covering only 316 square miles It boasts no large towns. Kangar. the administrative headquarters, being village of some 2,000 inhabitants. It has no public debt, and tin mining is carried
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    Topics Of The Day
    257 12 By Looker-On" INSECTS, we are told, attack blondes more than brunettes. The former of course they count fair game. A Herbs can do a man far more good than beer/* states a herbalist. Thyim-. gentlemen, please! A A Veteran Rugby footballers have been recalling the days
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    FRENCH REBELS MOBILISING FOR CIVIL WAR FASCISTS TO MARCH ON PARIS
    619 13 reds to resist them SOCIALISTS WILL OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT Reuter. i in France has become much worse. Fascists I .I mniuriists are said to be mobilising for civil wai Siti.ilists in the Chamber threaten to overthrow i »val Government.
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    DELAYED AIR MAILS
    79 13 Due In Singapore To-Day .«in Cfh' Own Correspondent> Bangkok, Nov. 2«. fill Imperial Aiiways mail rla it** at llU'i Hin experts U> 11iii> ..it for Sincapore to-morrow. I ve-witnesses report that both (In lanilinK wlietls hat! sunk into suit -pnl .-.nd (hut the plane was i -un«
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    GENERAL PARALYSIS
    40 13 Death Of Ex-Emperor Of Abyssinia Reuter. Addis Ababa, Nov. 26. IT was officially announced that Lijya«u, ex-Em per or of Abyssinia, died of general paralysis at Garamouleta where he has been imprisoned, for the pas. three years.— Renter.
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    DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH
    27 13 Reuter. London. Nov. 21. H M the King has conferred the Grand 'Cross of the Victorian Order on the new Duke of Buccleuch,- Reuter.
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    MAKING PLANS OF AERODROMES
    292 13 Espionage Charge GERMAN DOCTOR FOR TRIAL Reuter. London, Nov. 2«. A STORY of alleged espionage was told at Margate when Dr. Hermann Gortz, a former officer of the German Air Force, was charged with making a plan of the R.A.F. Aerodrome m Manston. Kent, calculated to
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    MERCHANT FOUND SHOT
    175 13 Tragedy In Beach Road Office Singapore, Wednesday. OHORTLY before noon yesterday, when S the police were called to the N V Samarinda Produce Co. a firm in Beach Road dealing in reptile skins,the> found the manager, a young Dutch Eurasian named X■ Kumendong. lying it appears gat****
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    PANIC IN NORTH CHINA
    632 13 WAR THREAT Yen Yu Kang's Arrest Ordered Nanking. Nov. 2<i. rpllb Executive Yuan has order- ed the Hopei authorities tu arrest Yin .lu Keng and has abolished the «Peiping Military Council, w hose functions have been transferred to Marshal Chiang Kai Shek's Military Affairs Commission which
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    JAPANESE AS U.S. SENATORS?
    93 13 Hawaii May Not Get Statehood Reuter. Honolulu, Nov. 2b. EFFORTS of the local leaders to secure statehood for Hawaii in the United States received a setback as a result of a statement that the American Federation oj Labour intends to throw the whole \vei*hi ot its
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    HUMAN REMAINS IN RAVINE
    171 13 TWO BODIES Doctor On Murder Charge Reuter. London. Nov. 2'i. OENSATIONAL allegations were made in the Lancaster Police Court, which was crowded, when Dr. Buck Ruxton appeared on a charge of murdering his wife and nurse-maid. The prosecution is calling over 100 witnesses and the proceedings
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    MALARIA RISKS IN JOHORE INCREASED CARE URGED
    3818 14 HEALTH WORK Importance Of The Rural Areas that have been expressed in recent weeks regarding the risks of an epidemic oi malaria in Malaya are not unfounded. Speaking in the Johore State Council at yesterday's meeting, Sir David Galloway, who has had long
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    SEQUEL TO PEPPER CRISIS
    160 14 Mr. Howeson In Court ALLEGED FALSE PROSPECTUS Reuter. London, Nov. 26. 'J'HERE was a sequel to the pepper market crisis in the Mansion House Police Court when Mr. Garabed Bishirgian, Mr. John Howeson and Mr. Louis Hardy appeared on summonses with being parties to making, circulating
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    MANAGER AND CLERK CHARGED
    256 14 Textile Quotas Enactment Case Singapore, Tuesday. THE manager and clerk of a well- known Chinese piecegoods shcp in High Street, trading under the name of Chop Choong Fatt, appeared ffe the dock at the Singapore Assize Court today, before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith and a special
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    JUVENILE BAD HAT
    296 14 Reformatory Sentence Follows Street Hold-Up Singapore, Tuesday. Stopped on the road by a 13-year-olc Chinese boy and threatened with assault if he did not hand over all his money was what befell a young Eurasian schoolboy named Robert Neubronner when he was returning home from school one
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    IN DEFENCE OF THE LEAGUE
    469 14 ITS TWO TASKS Foreign Secretary On The Future Loudon, Noi 26 gPEAKING to-night at the of the Royal Institute 0 f national Affairs at which th of Wales presided, the Foreign tary, Sir Samuel iioare, said great new feature which had projected on the traditional
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    NEW STAFF OFFICER
    87 14 Lieut.-Col. A. E. Percival has !> j appointed Senior General Staff Office Ito the Malaya Command. At the pre sent time he is at the Imperial Defenc College in London, but will take up hi* duties early in February, at about the time that the Wiltshire Regiment
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    ITALIAN RETREAT IN THE SOUTH BIG THRUST BY ABYSSINIANS
    474 15 SHREWD BLOW Serious Threat To Mogadishu Reuter Wireless. Harrar, Nov. 26. IT is uuoflicially reported that Ras Desta's forces in the vicinity of Gorahai are pushing on steadily without opposition. General (Jraziani is said to be rushing all available forces to
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    QUEBEC PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS
    63 15 Liberals Win In Close Fight Reuter. Ottawa. Nov. 26. PIER running neck and neck wlt'i rmsiiU n oppoiii s u> until almost the last declarcd Mr Taschereu's Lmeral Government was returned in the Quebec provincial elections secur«3L? B cal f galnst 53 for the Oppution consisting of
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    ONE BATHE—$1
    50 15 Singapore. Tuesday. wSf 8 m orning before Mr. C. H. Whitton. the Third Magistrate, a young Chinese named Hoii Twa Teh pleaded guilty to bathing in the Telok Ayer Basin, in front of the Straits Steamship Store at Tanjong Pagar He was fined $1 cr five day's imprisonment.
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    U.S. NEUTRALITY ACT
    59 15 Fails To Make Sanctions Watertight Reuter. Washington. Nov. 26. INFORMATION to hand from Government shows that American exports to the war zone were maintained in November in comparison with the October figures. The British Ambassador conferred with Mr. Rawlton Moore, Assistant Secretary of State in charge of
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    SUPREME COURT
    142 15 Judgment For $2,359 Against Singapore Firm t Singapore, Tuesday Judgment in the sum of $2,359.18 and Conn to-day by Mr. justice Burton the Acting Chief .Fustier, for 6ie Yok o S Chop Ek Chan against the Straits Cattle Trading Co Mi. Chong Thutt Pitt said tli.it h< represented
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    NETHERLANDS DEFENCES
    38 15 Reuter. The Hague. Nov. 26. A Government Bill has been introduced which proposes the establishment of a special fund of 53.000,000 guilders spread over a period of foutyears, to strengthen Holland's military naval and coast defences.—Reuter.
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    MUSHROOM POISONING
    46 15 Singapore. Tue.sdav. Three Chinese women and an eight year old girl who are said to haw eaten some mushrooms in a house in Ampas Road, off Balestier Road last night were taken to hospital suffering from acute pains in the stomach due to poisoning.
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    SUIT OF MALAY WOMAN
    736 15 Supreme Court UNCLE AND BROTHER DEFENDANTS Singapore, Tuesday. Malay woman, the (laughter of a former ollicor oi Ihe Johore Government, was the plaintifl' and her uncle and brother dofolidaiitx in ;l civil suit liuKilii in the Supivin,. Court 10-day Ix'fotv All'. JuHtitc Huiion, the Acting Cliii-r
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR THE G.S.C.
    525 16 MeNair Girls Beaten MISS N. OEHLERS' "HAT-TRTOK" Singapore, Wednesday. TfiV. Girls' Spott-; Club added an- other to their string of hockey successes this season when they defeated the MeNair Girls at hockey by three goals to nil. Miss N. Oehlers incidentally <lid the hat trick
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    45 16 The following will represent 3.C.RC. against SRC on Friday. Nov. 29, at S R C. ground Cheok Wah, Henry Boon. Evan Wong. Boon Gim. Kee Siang. Choo Beng. Kee Pow, Gim Lock, Kee Tian. Chin Khean, Geo Lee. Reserves: Teng Chew, Boon Ann.
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    RUGBY MATCH
    87 16 Oxford's Team Against Cambridge- Reuter. London, Nov. 2G. THE following will represent Oxford v. Cambridge at rugby ai Twickenham on Dec. 10: Stuart Watson (Loretto), Obolensky (Trent College), Waif ord (Rugby/, Harding (Tohbridge), Rees Jones (Ipswich), Grieve (Ample forth). Mi Shane (Australia), Brett (Durham), McGrath- (Sto'nyhurst), Pienaar (South
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    THE BANGKOK SPORTS CLUB
    329 16 Why The Committee Resigned En Bloc. AS already reported by cable, the committee df the Royal Bangkok Sports Club resigned en bloc after a meeting on Nov. 21 at which a proposal by the committee that the subscription snould be raised failed to secure the necessary
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    F. M. S. V. F. RIFLE SHOOTING
    208 16 Final Stage Of Club Championship THE fihal htagc ol the Club Champ o -«hi p of the Kuala Lumpur Branch filed on Sunday at i'oo and 1.000 yards. 15 BHOtS at each distance. Highest peasible secre 160. Ot the rlnal c ffbi. seven
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB
    125 16 Wsek-End Programme Of Races AN Friday.. Nov. 29. there will be the V usual afternoon races for the "B" and "C" Classes starting at 5.20 p.m. On Sunday Dec. I, the International G-metie- Class will sail the 3rd Race of Jean II Challenge Cup- starting at
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    NEWCOMERS DO WELL IN HOCKEY TRIAL HIGH STANDARD OF PLAY
    762 16 WHITES WIN Comments On The Teams Singapore NVt*<ln'**rlii) A IJOCKEY trial t« help thi' m In to chc.< -t» t• iti i< o Sftnhilao ami MaJiun r I vrly ever tht week-end, plm.<| j' Ihi- S.C.C. pada )(slv do* lit'*
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    125 16 Singapore's Team For The Week-End Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore, hockey team will figure in two Inter-State games during the week-end, both games being played away. On Saturday the State team will meet Negri Sembilan at Seremban. and on Sunday they will be opposed to Malacca at Malacca, in
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      77 16 A tussle for possessicn between Nfrs. E. Grigmiet (McNairst and Miss W. Lewis l G.S.C. lin yesterday's women's hockey match ended in a win for the G.S.C. by 3 goals to, nil., i REPRESENTATIVE SOCCER I England vs. Germany On Dec. 4 London, Nov. 26. The following will play soccer
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    Braddock Offers To Defend His Title AGAINST JOE LOUIS
    295 17 !N SEPTEMBER The Detroit Bomber's Bout On Dec. 3 Ni w York. V »1 LAI lONS will) Max JSchrnelH Germany's former heavymi >ion, for a Louis match ing have been abandonirarily, Mike Jacobs said, •a r| will not be renewed until
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    AUSTRALIANS WIN
    62 17 Reuter. Natal Beaton By An Innings Durban, Nov. 26. THE Australians defcau-a Natal by an innings and 26 rui»s: The Australians scored 522 lt»r 5 and declared. Natal \\»re all out for 212 in the first innings and in the follow on scored 251. Ed 68 and Harvey
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    TENNIS NO HOBBY
    87 17 ''lain Busiiu ss/' Kj;ys Perry nyunvy Nov l'j #*cuy twlti hu tafiM.v pWitmoHhy It utrived ul Ccr-«noik. bu' 'i play in the t:urnr.wJ bemuse of <ji.iu;vd tuck. Ut'i. >Ot» '4CI to bl{] leilAiS JL is 110 1 it is Jjiain buUncM." he Wlv vuj, v.in vou are
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    7 EACH & 8 DRAWN
    37 17 7 EACH 8 DRAWN May In World's Chess Championship Reuter wireless. Thf HA£Ui». Nov 25 Iwittlv L-conrt In the i'l t'hrx* Chfimpion.'thlp was 1» draw L- now ait* Dr Aloklilne Mr Rtiwr *pv.«n *aeli with it.-ulci WlrcU'ts
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    SELANGOR SKYE MEETING
    364 17 Handicaps For First Day I*HE following are handicaps for the first day of the Selangor Turf Club Skye Meeting to be run in Kuala Lumpur on Friday. RACE 1. Ponies, Class 3. Div. 3. 5 furs.: Del Comus 11.7, Highland Lass 11 6, Larrikin 11.6, Timbang 11.4,
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    JOHORE TENNIS
    99 17 International Club Finals 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Banru, Nov 25 THE following are the results of the 1 finals in the Royal Johore International Club's handicap tennis tournament which came to a close yesterday evening on the Club Courts at Tasir Plangie, after which Her Highness
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    NO AMERICA'S CUP RACE THIS YEAR
    103 17 Mr. Fairey's Request Refund Reuter. New York, Nov. 2(>. THE New York Yacht Club ha* refused Mr. .C. R. Fairey's request to use X—Class Yachts in the 1936 America's Cup Race as they desire to keep the races to the bigger J—Class boats. Mr.
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    WILTS BEAT C.S.C.A.
    34 17 Singapore, Wednesday. The Ceylon Sports Club entertained the Wilts to a game- of hockey at Balestier Plain yesterday. The home team fielded a rather weak team aiK» were beaten by 2—nil.
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    AIRMEN AND SAILORS AT RUGGER
    508 17 H.M.S. Cornwall XV Lose To R.A.F. "A" Singapore, Wednesday. ALTHOUGH playing with only 14 men for the major portion of the game H.M.S. Cornwall XV when they met at rugby on the padang yesterday The Airman won by 16 points (two goals and two tries)
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    PARANG ATTACK AT BEDOK
    38 18 Singapore, Tue.s.i.r A Tamii attacker} a compatriot with a parang, inflicting severe head injuries, at Bedok yesterday evening The victim was taken to hospital and his alleged assailant was arrested later in the evening.
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      57 18 P TORMENT. JyP k« IN 4 startling drama ot today am/ forever I Timely as today 9 s news eternal with Its challenging truths! A FOX PICTURE with SPENCER TRACY, CLAIRE TREVOR, HENRY B WALTHALL, a ALAN DINEHART. 1 I 111 l S AMI A M lilt j «''.l)s.j|ute!y maintained
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    A COLLEGE MYSTERY
    178 19 "The Clpck Slrikes 8" At The Alhambra j A'< murder mystery, iiuo j rt wh :h comedy and music is cleverly d, was provided at the Alhamre yesterday when Paramount's Picture The Clock Strikes 8" was The plot is most entertaining and round the murder of two
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    LEVEL CROSSING FATALITY
    35 19 Reuter Wireless. Toronto, Nov. 25. Mr. Robert Miller, ex-President of 'he Canadian National Exhibition ano lis wife were both killed when a train crashed into their motor-car at a levelrrosping Reuter Wireless.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    171 19 Arrived from N.E.I, by KNILM-piane "PK-AFL" on Nov. 19:—Miss Mona Bed Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Hanna, Mr. Berts, Mrs. de Graaf. Left for N.E.I, by KLM-plane "Nacntegaal" on Nov. 20:—Mr. Ekels. Mr. J. V d Poel. Mr. Berts. Mrs. de Graaf. Left for N.E.I, by KNILM-plane "PK-AFL"
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    FINE ACTING IN "DARK ANGEL"
    344 19 Now To Be Seen At The Pavilion UNITED ARTISTS have every reason to regard "The Dark Angel," new being shown at the Favilion, as an outstanding achievement. It is a production of impressive proportions, telling a deeply touching story, and the principal are players of
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      64 19 1 PUNCTUALITY! //o^4 I I is essential mails are con- I earned. To be punctual in your < transport you must have vehicles f jr/ f that can, be depenied upon to main- J s f~~L tain a day-in day-out uninterrupted M service. MORRIS 5-cwt Light J Delivery Vans give
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      300 19 MARRIAGE CHANCES When, and how, do they beg n a id end? When does that elusive personal charm of the older woman dominate, or supplant, the fleeting phys eal attraction of the younger? Actually, the duration of both phases of feminine appeal depends entirely upon the presence, or lack, of
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      312 19 Malayan IJsienersl lladio Continued from page 9> 2RO, ROME .Wavrlrnsth 25.4 Metres. > q peciaJ transmission for I r East is broadcast ion. from 9.35 p.m. to nm Malayan time.) .< from Monday, Nov 18. )u1 ;i.05 p.m. (Malayan will also be given in Fnelish language. 9 15 p.m. (Ma.ayai.
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    CAIRO STRIKE
    152 20 Sporadic Attempts At Rioting Checked I j I I Reuter Wireless. Cairo, Nov. 21. The dispersal by the police firh.g in .he air of sporadic rioters was the untoward Incident hitherto reported !n today's general strike* Almost all Egyptian shops are r.losed but the public services are functioning
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    97 20 VESSELS ARRIVED Tinombo, Dutch, 525 tons, from P. Baroe 26.11, to P. Baroe 28.11. La Plata Maru, 4,377 tons, from Kobe 26.11, to Colombo 27.11. loar, German, 5.637 tons, from Bremen 25.11, to 110 110 56.11. THE CONTE VERDE Singapore, Wednesday. The
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    118 20 IHIPB ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OB EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov 27. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3» Centaur 15; Hector 13; Hakozaki Maru 11; Celebes Maru 9; Fionia 7. tfmpire Dock (Entrant c Gat«* 3) Mata Hari 30: La Plata Maru 32: Irisbank
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    21 20 The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched iro<r Singapore on Nov. 20 was delivered in London on Nov 26 (6 day?).
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE!
    35 20 Owing to the late arrival of the outward Imperial aeroplane ihe air mails for Australia. Java 6ic. previously announced as closing at 7 p.m. yesterday w 11 now elo.se at 7 p.m. to-day.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    98 20 Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam), by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery oi boxholders* letter.s .only 6 p.m. to-day and general depvery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air < Netherlands >. time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-day and
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 20 British Official Wireless. London. Nov 2G Pack 74 35 04 York 4J)3 .1 Iti Montreal -J 98%. Bru -sels Geneva J5.2!> 7.30 1 Milan Berl'n 13.27«* Stockholm 10 an>» Copenhaeen 22 311V. Oslo 19.90' V Vienna 25*4. Prague 119 l HeLsinKfors 220%. Miitlrld .'!U 3 16. Rln 4»
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    Money Market
    210 20 SELLING Singapore, Nov. 2«;. London 4 months' sight 2|4Va London 3 months' sight 214 3|32 London 60 days' sight 2 4 I|l6 London 30 days' sight 24 1132 London demand 214 London T.T. 214 Lyons and Paris demand 868 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 51 3 r
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    BRITISH-BUILT COASTER
    69 20 In tow of the tuj? Queens Cross, the hv!l of a new motor c-uaster Ida Weasels has i:rr.vtd at Flu.- h ng from Appledore, \< l, the vessel has been built by Messrs. P. K. Harris and Sons tc the order of Caption J. Westers of Groninger. (Holland).
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    85 20 Public Functions a Sports Fixtures 1 TO DAY. NOV 2, Hlfcfr lide 10 59 a.in RprJial by Maurice r Celllat, Victorlu l li. ~l, j,i Rotary Tiffin. Adelplu Hr!»i R. E. Loekwood ~f t p Australia and it purt development R«Rhv R.A.F "B" v
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    AMUSEMENTS
    73 20 ALHAMBRA.—"The Clock CAPlTOL.—"Broadwav |fc 1936." EMPIKL. Chinese picture. GREAT WORLD.—Caban Side-snow;;. Malay Operas. C! yangs. Cinemas, Talk; etc HOLLYWOOD,-Chinese pfa MARLBOROUGH.—"B< 1 re I) NFW world. Cabaret Side-shows, Malay Operas, < Wayungs, Cinemas, Talkies, eic KiviuON. -in.' Darn I RITZ. Double feature. Hall Pric Night. tvoXY.-—"The Private Life ol
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      277 20 ACTIONS AND RK-ACTIONH. Then- BUI) be unpleasant results if you take some things, as the burglar in iht j.irture is about to find out. But there art no disagreeable teac.io.ts from the taking <»i Piiikt tcs; ,s gently as nature they d's|M 1 constipation, correct 1 banish ii! v.- ten
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      162 20 ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now i.wited f r the following mater als or serv\es. For particulars, see Muncpal Tender Room. Date of closing. Excavati.if* ear.h at Monks II 11. haulage in eontractoilorries and tipping into Mt. Emily Reeervo-'r. 4 pm, Wednesday, 27 h November, 1036. Construction of culverts
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      182 20 j LES ZAMBESKO LES ZAMBESKO i s 5 ENTER NATIONAL ARTISTES j j I AND 41 E ACROBATIC DANCERS > Mm THURS. 28th NOV. TO SUN. i Ist DEC. M tl FEATURING THEIR FAMOUS Jr 1 Hait< < NOTE:—SPECIAL TEA DANCE m W SATURDAY NOV. 30th WITH l jKf W
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      246 20 1 Postal Intelligence SINGAPORE MAIKS CLOSE 10-DAY Java and Southern Sumatra (by Air) (Netherlands) noon Medan, Jask, Bushire, Amsterdam and London (by Air) (Netherlands) 1.15 p.m. Ameiiea (South) (La Plata Maiu) 2 p.m. Alrica South (La Plata Maru) 2 p.m. Tiengganu (generally), Besut, Dung v n, Kemaman and Kemasek (Mahidol)
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    The Tribune's Weekly Radio Page DEMAND FOR SPECIAL PROGRAMMES
    204 21 EXCLUSIVE TALK WITH B. B. C. OFFICIAL n UH'ftuiny yfars the preserve of keen amateurs in JA M ti.M.t —i«. no* used by thousands of people in this country. |),i .Lh.tnce in design and improved performance of radio wim-nis, and the
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    Standing Skill
    100 21 CiM'. I- discouraged more 1 hu, .1 'iuality in this ti I hand and entertain* 1 -ti operation with iv peninsula have living Malaya the f* Limited only by itnancial resources. Ii still bent upon the miTovement and, in conbo restless of spirits I'-n will continue to be,"
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    Technical Aspects
    193 21 1 ruined that it is a 'ttuf.ii principle of RB.C. v part of the Empire ith- in si jwjs.sible entertaln- "'> Hit- evening, local time, fir upon technicalities. grammes, I learnt, are 1 1 ihi.« beam, as contrasted 1 rujultMst principle. 1 oat on a tnanjrular--1 1 (is
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    Quality Of Programmes
    165 21 ||j[HEN that is accomplished, you will turn closer attention to improving programmes V I suggested. "But we have never ceased to devote attention to programmes. What specific alterations would you suggest at the moment?" Thus challenged, (it is some time since I was in Malaya) I fell
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    No Canned Stuff
    150 21 PERUSAL til' Dutch programmes showed it. I.i> be compiled rnonthl, from gramophone records, The 8.8.C. does tiol believe in canned rtuflV' "Ah to the German, perhaps you would like to hear it n >w," .said Mr. Frost handing mo ihe headphones and turninjr tin diid in (he
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    Malaya's Need
    112 21 "gKITAIN'S evening programmes have the reputation of being the best in the world. Why do you not give Malaya something like that?" I queried. The answer was an avalanche of figures. British evening programmes cost j an average of £200 an hour as fees to performers alone. That
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    Obstacles To Recording
    140 21 not record some of the best British stuff, as you record running commentaries on big sporting and other events for reproduction during the evening? Then you could give to Malaya the cream of the British programmes a few hours later." Unfortunately my suggestion did not break new
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    Who Pays The Piper?
    261 21 does the revenue come i from to pay for these overseas i programmes," I sought, i "Apart from profits from our flourishing publications it is derived almost entirely from our propertion of home listeners' licence fees." "Do not the Dominions contribute?" "No, perhaps it is hardly
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    Malaya Behind
    94 21 pROM another source I learn that Malaya, when the new station is ready, will be the fourth Colony ti have its own wireless. Kenya and Ceylon are already operating and a station at Port Moresby, New Guinea, is on the eve of opening. The power of the Port
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    JOAN CRAWFORD
    97 21 Denies Remark About Englishmen Hollywood. Recent renorts that Miss Joan Crawford (now Mrs. Franchot Tone* denied rumours of her impending marriage with the remark- they must have been started by some horrid Englishman"— have produced a vigorous denial here from the actress's employers, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Company. Studio officials
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    SHORT-WAVE RADIO
    461 21 A Selected List Of Stations THE following list of selected short--1 wave stations is arranged in order of wavelengths but the corresponding kilocycles are given:— 13.93 21.540 Pittsburg (U.S.A WBXK 13.93 21,530 Daventry (Great Britain) G.S.J. 13.97 21,470 Daventry (Great Britain) GSH. 15.93 18,830 Bandoeng (Java) PLE 16.86
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    NEW AFRICAN CRUISE?
    59 21 Plans are now being discussed by tourist agencies with view to the inauguration next year of a cruise to and across the I™? 11 ntin ent. the land journey of ancc h 25 fo i ,o T' f r 3 *SE dis! tancc, the actual route traversed
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      160 21 JUL— .;j'e* I Wipe array UNWANTED ■^HAIR as easily as washing your face The latest discovery of science A perfumed toilet cream which ends superfluous haw in three minutes. Razors only make the hair grow faster The old fashioned depilatories are evilsmelling and dangerous This new beauty cream, called New
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    Paul Robeson Is True To His Race FALSE "CABARET PICTURE "
    766 22 Paul Robeson Is True To His Race FALSE "CABARET PICTURE Of American Negro AFFINITY IN FOLK MUSIC DAI L Robeson, coloured musician who has brought the world to his feet, contemplates with anxiety the modern American vogue for negro music. "The American negro, with an old touch of inferiority and
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    WATCH FOR PADEREWSKI
    185 22 Ornamented With Notes Of Music Warsaw. A novel watch, ornamented with notes of music, is shortly to be presented to Paderewski, the famous Polish pianist, by the Society of Veterans of the lish Army in America. The hours on the platinum dial are represented by 12 letters—
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    RIVER TO BE MOVED
    176 22 Dry Delta As Site For Aerodrome Nice. To move a river so that an aerodrome can be built sounds a fantastic task—yet that is what engineers are about to do near Nice. The mouth of the Var, a large river there, ls to be completely diverted
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    EXPERTS FOOLED FOR 50 YEARS
    446 22 Fake Antique l„ Museum 'By Air ton UMMOq, Kuv THE British Museum I 1 pup. And it ha* t..< for the experts u find I'W t-hoir prominent exhibit be 2,600 years old. r„ {l( k forger less than 100 yt-w- t 4 It is officially
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      842 22 •g.—— mmmmmmmmmmm MAOe IN «NOLANf I PEN, PENCILS which includes the FREE Exchange of nibs. i i THE CHINA OPTICAL CO, 54, Upper Cross Street, Singapore, j Sole Agents: Scientific Instrument Company, Singapore. J m j TAN «6 DON'& CO., LTD. J Auctioneers, Appraisers and Estate Agents. i REQUEST YOU
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      209 22 1 Messrs. POWELL CO., LTD. j j No. 27, Chulia Street. I (Established 1863). STRAITS SETTLEMENTS' OLDEST SALE-ROOM. Open Daily for inspection of furniture, antiques, hardware and mis- I t cellaneous goods. Notice of Removal > S Messrs. Powell Co.. LTcfrttave removed to No. 27, Chulia Street as I from
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      98 22 Dirt on the floor means DANGER PROTECT YOi R HEALTH WITH UFERIOY SOAP Dirt trodden in from the You cannot prevent them streets is certain to contain getting on your hands. But disease germs. you can prevent infection. Regular washing with Lifebuoy will keep you free from the fear of
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    WIFE AND RIVAL UNDER ONE ROOF HOME BROKEN UP
    1230 23 Alleged Adultery GIRL'S LOVE FOR MARRIED MAN /CONFESSION by letter of utter and passionate love for a rried man was a feature of die proceedings brought before Mr. Justice Buckafl by Mrs. Effie Elizabeth Pike, of thborough-rod& Norbury. She alleged the
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    COLLECTIVE FARMING
    236 23 Being Trjed Out In Germany Berlin. THE ftrst collective farm in Germany is befog tried ou. in the irnull hamlet of HMUiiern between Ulm and Friedn. )wbu/er. *>uiith Germany. Becom.ng convinced that "collraijve furruing is more prolitable than indivklunl ♦.arming' eight peasan.a volunteered to try "•ut the new
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    FREAK ELECTION BETS
    192 23 Man Pushes Peanut Down Street Ottawa. ALTHOUGH the Canadian elections are all over now, people in all parts ol the Dominion are still busily engaged in paying up their election bets I HtV h 7»: an r d l of dollars changed hands with the Literal landslide
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      115 23 sfs I I j THe Gla ur of ill In those hqurs of social enjoyment, the enchanting fragwmce of W stimulates and refreshes J llg by its subtle radiance. Inhale it from the handkerchief when tired, dab it on wrists or forehead gj I H feCl 3CtiVe freSh In balh
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