Malaya Tribune, 27 November 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales xxm.- -No. 280. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, No\. 17. l!);ti. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1936. FIVE CENTS'"
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      69 1 Read The SUNDAY mini m\% Dominant In Malaya MIL X AT ITS BEST I 1 SINGAPORE'S FAVOURITE BRAND Happy Hours in Baby Land J Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It j Contains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You Uet mue 1 Cross
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      9 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNIA'4TRIBEAE
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      439 2 SCHIFFNER'S AiWUAI SALE (Now Proceeding) I REAL It \IM.AI\S OF MILLINERY FROCKS BATHING SUITS PULLOVERS UNDERWEAR NOVELTIES "SiHIFFiXEirS" Corner, MEYER MANSIONS. M. HASSAN, •6 A 37. BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders
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      1840 2 1934 Art Exhibition at Naples of Italian Colonies and Belgium Queen Astrid Mourning Stamps and others in sets for sale at low prices. Apply Tsiang, 339-A, Beach Road, Singapore. l£f "IKOFLEX,'' Chromium Plated, fitted with ZEISS Tessar F3 5 Lens has now arrived and it can be considered as one
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      356 2 TENDERS. Tenders are invited from approved Contractors for the erection and completion of "HOME FOR THE AGED" for THE LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR at Thompson Road, Singapore, donated by Messrs. Aw Boon Haw Aw Boon Par. Plans and Specification may be seen and particulars obtained from the Donors' Office,
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      76 2 THE CLOCK OR WATCH you treasured, mhrhi YICK WOH HING «9, NORTH BRIDGE f•■i \n Contr, Midd e Roa d) Contractors f o r th- Z' Clocks Watches tl tpair of A"»y and R.A.F Base »laiay a DIABETES n ASTHMA, PREMAffi SKIN Bloor ni °J; D AGE and numerous other
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES LACK OF CARGO TONNAGE
    552 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES LACK OF CARGO TONNAGE A German's View Of The Shipping Position |N an article in "Hansa" dealing with the problems of German and international shipping, Herr Staatsrat Essoerger observes that it might appear irom the low statistics of iaid-up shipping of all countries that the industry is
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    CASTINGS FOR No. 552
    194 3 Order For Harland And Wolff An imporant order for over 1,100 vons of castings for the sister ship to the Queen Mary (No. 552) has been placed with Messrs. Harland and Wolll, Ltd., Glasgow. The contract, which includes gear cases, gear wheel centres, turbine casings, thrust
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    LINER MAJESTIC
    134 3 Refitting For Navy To Take Four Months Good progress it being made with the \xrl s. the former CunardWhite Star liner Majestic, 56,621 tons once the largest ship afloat, into an accommodation ship for boys and artificer apprentices for the Royal Navy It is expected that she will
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    U.S. SHIPS' OFFICERS
    237 3 Efforts To Establish Wage Scale EFFORTS to establish a national wage scale for officers in United States vessels! are being made, and with this end in view the United Licensed Officers of the United States have requested the Maritime Commission to call &> conference of all ship
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      444 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA —'T t r V I Y r> 1 i P. 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Dec 17 RANPURA 17,000 Dec. 18 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan. 14 CORFU 15,000 Jan. 15 BEHAR
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      127 3 M.Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar, s.s. HAKONE MARU Dec. 10 s.s. SUWA MARU Dec. 24 s.s. FUSHIMI MARU Jan. 7 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naples $497 $54« $317 $343 Marseilles 514
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      436 3 ■V Sm 1X) FRENCH ports. V tgpOlJ|j HOMEWARDS. 1 LINOIS For Marseilles. Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk rw 7 1 I CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Naples, St. Nazaire Bordeaux jW' n I < FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk jS* 1 j CAP PADARAN For Marseilles. Nantes, St. NazaSe Bordeaux Jan
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      525 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng ERRIA 12-1 12-1 13-1 15-1 LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 16-2 MEONIA
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      466 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEtt LLOYD \V (Incorporated In Germany). The undernotcd are ihe Company'a intended lixtuies:— OUTWARDS. lor MANILA, HONGKONG SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore. 1936. T m.v. "TRAVE" omits, Manila, Hongkong and Japan Nov. 28 s.s. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Dec. 2 S s.s. "FRANKEN" omits Manila and North
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    THE RIGHT TO KILL
    436 4 Legalising Euthanasia DOCTORS DIVIDED OVER PROPOSAL (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 11. T)OCTORS are divided over the proposal to legalise Euthanasia easy death—for people suffering from painful and apparently incurable diseases. Eminent practitioners yesterday gave the Sunday Dispatch widely divergent views upon the proposal, which was
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    151 4 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health statement for tbe week ended Nov. 21 shows that there were 200 deaths, compared with 238 in the previous week, and 261 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were: Bcri-beri 12; phthisl
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    INDIAN EXILE
    181 4 Mr. Ghose Pays Respects At White House Washington. D.C. MR. Sailendranath Ghose who, after 20 years of exile has just received permission from the British Government to return to India, has paid a visit to the White House as a gesture of appreciation to the American Government President
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    SHOCK KILLS BROTHERS
    109 4 Each Heard Dad News Of The Other Copenhagen. Two brothers who, within a short space of time heard bad news about t ach other, have died here. Asmus Asmusen learned that hia brother Theodor was seriously ill following an operation. He fell dead from neart failure. Becoming
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    FOUGHT FOR ENGLAND
    102 4 Death Of United States Journalist Bay Shore. I-ong Island. Mr. Arthur P Thomas, an American journalist who fought with the Britian army during the war. has died here at the age of 44. Mr. Thomas was editor of the Buy Shore Sentinel and area correspondent "f the
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    PRAU HEADING FOR SELETAR
    275 4 Johore Smuggler Caught By Customs (From Our Oxen Correspondent, Johore Bahru, Nov. 24 JUDGMENT was delivered tb > J ing by Sheikh Abu Bakar h v rn (Second Magistrate, Johore p uh; in a case in which a youn > t u was charged with smuggling
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    SALVATION ARMY untitled
    132 4 Jhuvh Charity Ksue i 0 jj t Leper Work Amsterdam. An issue of six brightly coloured commemorative stamps—in aid ol the Sa vation Army—is to be place on sale shortly in the Netherlands L; -t Indies oy the Government. The stamps will be in two s.ze* and
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      220 4 J# fvou SHOULD J EAT NkSTL^'S FOB; EXTRA POWER NESTLES QUICK OATS NOW ON SALE I fife 1 •V APPOINTMENT c&umf matte A^ma/^/u^e Specialisation production has made such an enormous difference to HHHI A the .Morris that Morris have found the normal routine usually H "1 used for testing tars
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      189 4 I can work, play, and dance and Since taking Kalganfl carry on m, ordinary life at th* haiJg n<a T v in thf critical time unthout the least i T «f pain or discomfort" l ast lam ctt,ng S So writes a Kalzana user again 1 also su ft cred
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    Anti-Red Pact & Singapore
    118 5 Anti-Red Pact Singapore FEARS OF LONDON PRESS JAPANESE OFFICIAL VIEW COMMON DEFENCE AGAINST RED PROPAGANDA FEARS that the German-Japanese pact provides for the establishment of joint spheres of influence, economic and ultimately political, m the N.E.1., threatening; the British position m Hongkong and Singapore, are expressed in London press comment
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    OPPOSITION TO W ORLD REVOLUTION
    723 5 wHE communique reads as follows: I Ever since its establishment, the Communist International, or the so-called Comintern, with its hea<*cuarters at 'Moscow, for the purpose of destroying the national and social structure in cv ry eountrv in pursuance of its fundamental policy of world revolution,
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    Mr. Hachiro Arita. Japanese Foreign Minister.
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    WIFE WHO RAN AWAY TO MAN
    217 5 Penang Sikh Acquitted And Discharged Singapore, Thursday. SURAT SINGH was charged yesterday before the third magistrate, Mr. A. D. York, with fraudulent possession of $115 in cash, and several other valuable articles of jewellery. It was stated that when the complainant, Indar Singh, a
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    HONGKONG DENIES ALLIANCE
    79 5 A NEW GUESS Agreement On South China? Reuter. R. A. C. North, Acting Colonel Secretary, denies the report from Tokyo of an Anglo-Chinese alliance. He asserts that the allegation that the Governor of Hongkong, Sir Andrew Caldecott, has negotiated an economic agreement with Mr. T. V. Soong,
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    GOVERNMENT KEEPS PRESTON
    58 5 Pensions For Spinsters Plea Fails Reuter. London, Nov. 25. THE Preston by-election, due to the appointment of Mr. W. Kirkpatrick to represent th e Export Credits Department in China, resulted as follows: Captain E. C. Cobb (National Government) 32,575. Mr. Bowles (Labour) 30,970. Miss Florence White (Independent>
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      34 5 Egg JWililfl I Massage few drops in the back muscles of the 'neck. Quickly it rests the nerves, brings restful sleep. Absorbine contains soothing, essential oils. Does not stain or irritate the skin, f
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      114 5 f the insecticide that always 1^ End the menace and torment of mosquitoes TJFOU can decide right now to free yourself of the danger and annoyance of mosquitoes. Beware of weak insecticides. They often seem to kill mosquitoes—but soon these dangerous pest* come back to life, more full of fight
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      579 5 FIRST PRIZE <fc son CONDITIONS. VjJ L Competitors may send in as many solutions as they like provided each ft ti nrsr\ ss o% nsrsn&r <r? t vajnd third main labels off a pint size bottle). DDI7C QQITC The order of popularity of the six r l\\ C UiUIIJ "KIZ
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    430 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London, Nov. 26. Previous To-day Change Tone j£ Steadier Firm Spot Buyer* 8 11 10 8 3 4 up 116 Seller! 8% Bft up ft Dec. Buyen 8 1116 8% up I|l6 Seller» 8 3 4 ***** up 116 Jan.jMar. Buyers 8 ***** 813
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    K.M.S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER
    989 6 TWENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING London, Oct. 22. THE Twenty-sixth Annual General Meeting of the Members of X.M.S. (Malay States) Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on Wednesday. Oct 28, 1936, at the Registered Office, 52,54. Gracechurch Street. E.C. Mr. James Davenport (the Chairman I presiding. CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH
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    KARMEN RUBBER LIMITED
    714 6 Twelfth Annual General Meeting London. Oct. 26. THE Twelfth Annual General Meeting of Karmen Rubber. Limited, was hsld in London on Oct. 26. CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH The chairman, Mr R. F. McNaii Scott, in his speech said:— The Report and Accounts having beer, in your hands for the
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      422 6 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to Th« Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Vlanaging Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513
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      214 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAXTLEB tUkiM. Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,00i,*4fc Reserve Fund Yen 130.900.0W» BEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, tsatavi* Bern Day, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton Dak-en, Fengtlen, Hamburg, Hankow Harbin, Honolulu. Hongkong, Hsu.kin& Karachi, Kobe, London, Los AngeMt Manila. Mojl, Nagasaki, Nagoya. fte» York, Otaru,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1657 7 Issued bu Fraser- and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser Si Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4 Ampat Tin 5!- 56 5!3 59 £1 Asam Kumbang 32 34;-cd 32 34!-cd Austral Malay 56 60;-cd 57 60;-cd 5 Ayer Hitam 20|- 21|6cd
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    407 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) RUBBER Singapore, Friday morning. Singapore: 31 5 16 cts., up 516 ct. Market Tone: Firm. London: B:{i.d.,8 i.d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Firm. New York: Closed. The firmness in the market continues and although New York was closed yesterday there appear to
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    105 7 British Official Wireless London, Nov. 26 Parks 105 9 64. New York 4.89 13 16 Montreal 4.88 5 a Bru scls 28.97' 2 Geneva 21.31 1 2. Amsterdam 9.02 1 Milan 93. Berlin 12.18. Stockholm 19.39% Copenhagen 23 40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26%. Prague 138 5 16. Belgrade
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    EAR BITTEN
    56 7 Sikh Constable Removed To Hospital Singapore. Friday. Following an alleged quarrel between two police constable? who were on duty at Bencoolen Street yesterday mouiins. a Sikh was bitten on the lett ear by a M part Of the car «11 severed, and the injured man was removed by
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    SINGAPORE MALAYALEE ASSN.
    64 7 iJl.iu.«i mm mm Under the auspices of the Singapore Malayalee Association, a meeting will be held at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday in the Mercantile Institute. Queen Street, in order to congratulate H.H. the Maharaja of Tiavancore for having thrown open the Temples of the State to all
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      279 7 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE. WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, Finlayson Green BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charier) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept 6441 General Office:
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      30 7 The Eastern United ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHiCLB, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA. TION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE. lb I). CECIL STREET, SINGAPOKft L G. JOHNSON
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    119 8 Hongkong. Canton. 'Shanghai, "Kobe and 'Manila via Penang: Imperial closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Penang. Siam, Burma, India Iraq Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Ireland, Europe and N and S America: Imperial, closing 7 pm tomorrow. Medan, Jaskl, and 'London*: Netherlands, closing time < Parcel*
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    101 8 Mails expected Irom China and Japan JJF Argun Maru and Kohshin Man due n Singapore to-day. Mails expected fiom Europe (London .areel Mails. 3y Hector to-morrow, nme of delivery at 10 a m Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indi-s etc. by Air <Qa n tas> tomorrow. Time of
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    THE HARBOUR
    92 8 HIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore, Nov. 26. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Ophir 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Boringia 18; Kohshin Maru 16; Kosei Maru 13; Shirala 9. Empire Dock 'Entrance Gate 3) Luneburg 30; Foylebank 34. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) lalisse
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    188 8 Gun Practice From Pulau Tekong Blakang Mati Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as celar of the rangeas possible during the heavy gun practice, which will take place from the undermentioned places on the dates stated below commencing at times stated below.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    165 8 Mata Han, British, 510 tons, from Penang 25.11 to Penang 29.11. Protesilaus. British, 6,110 tons, from Hakodate 25.11 to Port Swettenham 30.11. j Ipoh, British. 528 tons, from Penang 26.11 to Port Swettenham 28.11. Antilochu.s. British, 5.772 tons from Liveipool 26.11 to Hongkong 27.11. Bonngia. Danish, 3.605 tons,
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    THE SANTOS MARU
    122 8 j The following passengers are trave> Ing on the O.S.K. roJnd the world I lmer Santos Maru, which has silted l r n!?H S i nßa re for South AfScan and South American ports Dr. and Mrs. A. B. de A. Portugal Mr and Mrs. W. de
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    VESSEL DISABLED
    59 8 Singapore Tug i h I YING disabled i,/' Sea. about 160 mi* is the 5.000 ton vessel Barn Bap has lest her propellor or broken tail shaft. The Singapore Harbour Boar* Barcona left Singapore y« lowing receipt cf a wire] catling for assistance The Barrgrcve will be to?
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    27 8 Fanned by a strong untitled which broke out at the St minus of Jersey Railway: ways, Limited, swept th] tion, burnt 10 railway spread to five shops
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      452 8 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANCE I DINNER DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. (informal) 9.30 to midnight NEW CABARET ATTRACTION EDITH BILLY HERSEY THE PERSONALITY PAIR Specialists in the latest stage of Modern Ballroom Dancing NON-DINERS $1.00 TO-MORROW—SPECIAL RACE DINNER, BALL CABARET. EXTENSION TO 2 A.M. BOOK NOW RAFFLES BRASSERIE
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      52 8 Call at T. UM A t Ol FOR MALAYAN DELICACIES KRUPOK UDANG. KRUPOK IRAN. SAMBALANS. CURRY CONDIMENTS. CURRY POWDER. DENDENG (DRIED BEEF). PRESERVED TAMARIND. PRESERVED NUTMEG. PRESERVED BANANAS. DAINTY SAGOE PEARLS. DAINTY SAGO CUBES. MAKASSAR RED FISH. JAVA (SOYA) SAUCE. PETIS (SHRIMP PASTE) PURE GROUND COFFEE, etc. 353, North Bridge
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      158 8 j I Products of combined skill integrity "Encore 99 A GENUINE SILK LADIES STOCKIXGS Retail price per pair: i 1.20 to :t.oo Sole Agents for Malaya BABA CO. LTD. DIABETES. Thabib A. Md. Hassan 5 tc cure DIABETES by personal treatment with roots, leaves and fruits of trees obtained from
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      320 8 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE I 4 STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIMS Rengat and Tembilahan Banka Nov. 27 1 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly ophir 27 2.30 p.m. Muntok ophir 27 2.30 p.m. Bengkalis, F. de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe Siak and
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      512 8 F WHAT'S ON? lie Functions And Sports Fixtures TODAY. NOV 27 St Andrew's Society Dinner and Ball. Victoria Memorial HaU| 8 p m Hockey: S.C.C I v SRC I. SRC.. 8CC "A v. S.RC. A, S.C.C. CSC n v. Pvaffles College. C3.C; SCJtC v. 11th A A Battery SCRC; Medical
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    Coming Attractions At Singapore Cinemas
    22 9 Warner Oland and Keye Luke in "Charlie Chan at the Race Track' now showing at the Alhambra.
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    JOAN CRAWFORD AS PEGGY O'NEAL
    529 9 ROMANTIC STORY OF PRESIDENT JACKSON JUAN CRAWFORD as the beautiful and fiery Peggy O'Neal, tavern-keeper's daughter who became the First Lady of the Land. Clarence Brown, who directed three of her greatest hits—"Possessed." "Sadie McKee" and "Forsaking All Others" —again behind the camera. Robert Taylor,
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    SING SING
    91 9 Ossining, New York State. Sing Sing, the State prison of New York which harbours some of the wors; criminals in the country, will no longer oroduce its annual musical comedy. The reason is that Mr. Edward P. Mulrooney, the Commissioner of Corrections, has ruled that admission tickets to
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    "THANK YOU, JEEVES"
    310 9 Arthur Treacher Makes A Hit WITH a "what-ho" and a 'cheerio," Jeeves, P. G. Wodehouse's hilarious "gentleman's gent" who knows all about women, action's funniest character, comes to the screen for th© first time in the new Twentieth C3ntury-Fox picture, "Thank You. Jeeves!" opening at the Pavilion
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    A Drama Of Race Track
    225 9 "DOWN THjt] STRETCH" F' v B ALHAMBRA ANEW lirst National drama dealing with the sport of kings •'Down the Stretch," is coming to Alhambra Theatre shortly with Mickey Kooncy. Patricia Ellis and Dennis Mcore ir tht leading roles. The story is built around s. boj
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      179 9 PRKINGTON'S BRITISH GLASS ft A "ARMOURPLATE" TOUGHENED PLATE GLASS. The Perfect Crystal Clear SAFETY GLASS for general use specially suitable for the Tropica, It will withstand great differences of temperature without breaking. It will resist molten lead at 620 deg. F. on one surface and cold water on the other
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      195 9 1 «J» KASRIEL HAND FOLDING HARMONIUM j f feiS^^F^ 3 W Made in Paris. Specially adapted for J N playing all Indian Music. 115, North Bridge Road.. 'PHONE 6761. (Opp. St. Andrew's Cathedral). 1. i iiwiin I GANGWAY FOR A REAL TRUCK I THE NEW 1936 REO seated, hydraulic «Reo
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      191 10 PH| »tn jßllt W amazing f l|fl\ F I HAK^* DOVT MISS THIS ONE! T 9 J tUCBCST To-night 6.15 &"9715 m* l 1 Matinees: Sat. Sun. S QjSfa AI.II A HI BRA a 1 ——p—m PARAMOUXT'S BREEZY COMEDY ROMANCE! fPAVILION VEXT S V CHANGE S Ceorqe RAFT S Dolores
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      265 10 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-15 A Q|m/\T 20th Century-Fox bring you, I Afl 1 111 an Amazing, Daring mm M M \tW JLI Picture »j I CONTINUED SUCCESS OF DARRYL ZANUCK S j BRILLIANT 4-STAR PRODUCTION— i ihe Road To Glory" With IREDRK MARCH WIRXER BAXTER LIONEL BARRYMOHi: and NEVER BEFORE HAS
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      380 10 EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT^ (Malaya Tribune Yesterday) j j PAVILION I I To-night 6.15-9.1? It's another S \dW Ru99lesofßedCop S-\ The f Soturday JL 4s Even.ng Post story 0 f Jj| J h ___k 'he Count who marr, w0 o $2.000,000 West, j em ne,ress a °d went 1 notive in a
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    AMUSEMENTS
    125 11 ALHAMBRA—' Charlie Chan At The Race Track," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL—"The Road To Glory,"--6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.—"My American Wife," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—"SuItana Chand Bibl" (Hindustani*—6.ls and 9.15 p.m. EMPIRE.—"Ride Em Cowboy" and "The Silent Valley,' 7 and 9 p.m. GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-shows. Malay Operas
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    46 11 The death has occurred at Hull, in his ninetieth year, of Mr. William Henry Barker, solicitor's clerk, who worked in the same room, at the same desk, and sat un the same stool for 78 years since he entered the office as a boy of 11.
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      625 11 1 ATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED —House to house canva&yers to call on European homes. Apply Box 495. Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED —By European Import House young Chinese, speaking English, Malay said at least two dialects of Chinese for training as salesman. Apply Box No 494, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. FOR
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    49 12 LEE CHENG SIANG, aged 40, passed away at No. 8, Joo Chiat Terrace on 26th inst. He leaves his loving wife, 3 sons, Lee Yeow Koon, Yeow Hai, Yeow Huat, and 1 daughter. Funeral on Saturday, 28th inst. for Bukit Brown Cemetery. (Malacca paper please copy).
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    PRISON OR PAYMENT?
    851 12 |T is an admitted fact -hat ih; British legal system is air example to the world and we Uke justifiable pride in it. There are many reasons why this is so, but perhaps the chief ol them are the two great principles on which British criminal laws
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    GENERAL CHEN
    104 12 May Spend The Winter In France Reuter. London. Nov. 20. General Chen Chi Tang. The exGovernor of Canton, accompanied by the >-x-Finance Minister and the exEducation Minister of Canton and his secretary Col. Liang is staying a few days in London. H e called at the Chinese Embassy,
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    44 12 The Islamic Restaurant was the scene o< a haopy gathering on Wednesday night when the committee members of the Post Office Club bade farewell to their colleague, Mr. Ong Teng Cheni» who is sailing to Labuan on Saturday by the s.s. Marudu on transfer
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Hupnotism
    156 12 NOTES COMMENTS Hupnotism J\R. Leopold Thoma, of the University of Vienna, has demonstrated that animals, at least chimpanzees, can be hypnotised. Operating at the London Zoo. he chose as his subject a seven-year-old male chimpanzee'named Peter, who had previously shown more than usual intelligence. The psychologist, we read, succeeded in
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    Japan And Formosa
    139 12 jyjß. William Tccling. who was in Singapore last year in the ct urse oi a tcur cf the Far East, contributes an '•.rliclc to the London Times on the Japanese in Formosa He points out that the Japanese, whi'e they consider Formosa a model for future colonisation,
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    Future Possibilities
    194 12 QNLY sine the Manchurian inc:d nt of 1931 have the Japanese rulers of [Formosa become completely national ,ist," says Mr. Teeling. Before ttvn time they were more tolerant to Chi ixcse and Europeans alike. Tb-daj the* are insisting that Formosan children be taught Japanese in the n schools,
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    Air Raid
    173 12 LESSON ]y taught by the of a resident cf Pans, aged eightyfive, who was found unconscious in tut gas filled rcom. A mock air raid was being held, a:d thp unfortunate man. who aftert explained that he lived alone and neve; read th? papers, imagined that it was
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    Topics Of The Day
    466 12 By 'Looker !»n JTREAMLINING i s no good without a fast engine," declares an inventor. Fcr example, look at the tort oise. Accord.ng to a tailor, when' a man begins to put on a let of weight, all interest in his personal appearance is apt to
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    BRITISH AND INDIANS AMBUSHED BY AFGHANS
    57 13 17 KILLED 77 INJURED FAKIR'S DEED Two British Majors Amongst Dead \J()K Tindall and Major A Seccombe ant! 15 soldiers vert* killed and Captain Boyd and Captain Phillips and 75 soldiers (nine British) were wounded in an ambush of Indian detachments by Afghan tribesnun
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    PEACEEUL MISSION
    157 13 Reuter. Bombay, Nov. 26. fiEAVY casualties resulted from the I anvrair. of. the Razmafc column in Waziri-st m Fifteen were kiiled and 75 wounded, of whom one British soldier wa- k lied and nine were wounded. The R.izm-k col am. 1 was marching in ciisafT' ted area of
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    STOP PRESS SEANISH NAVAL BASE BOMBED
    63 13 Reuter. Seville. Nov. 2. INSl RGEYT planes carried out a 'ucetssfi- bombardment of the Government naval at Cartagena according t>> the latest reb?»l radio me i sagc- 1 is «.'aimed that the Arsenal, th. *sr f and r?vera' ship" were ser sl\ damaged. A
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    GEMERALSIKIKE THREAT
    91 13 rails. Nov. 2;. general thr«. c.itd in trance as a rt-ult of ihe rejection by the Federation of Fmployers of the Matignr.n a?rc ment, France's new labour ~a' ter, which is regarded as one of t h e most important lcrorms effected bv the Blum Govern m« nt.
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    FIGHTING STOPS IN SUIYUAN
    206 13 Chinese I\\ Control 1 CHAHAR RECOVERY NEXT? Shanghai, Nov. £1. JjEVELOPMENTS in the SinoJapanese negotiations depend ol the Suiyuan situation. The Chinos are determined to recover the eight ksiens or districts in Northern Charhar occupied by the KuncYiukun and Japanese forces. The 2dth Army under tjenerol
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    LABOUR WINS A SEAT
    110 13 Big Turnover In Scottish By-Election Reuter. London. Nov. 27. THE bye-election at Greenock, caused by the death of Colonel Sir G. P. uoodfrey Collins "Secretary for Scotland* resulted as follows: Mr. R. Gibson iLab.» 20.594. Mr. V. E. Cornelius <Lib. Nat.» 17.990. Ire result us a
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    DIVIDING WORLD INTO CAMPS
    70 13 GERMAN-JAPANESE MOVE IS IT DIRECTED AGAINST SINGAPORE? London, Nov. 26. THERE are rumours in London, says the Times, that the agreement between Germany and Japan provides for establishment of spheres of economic and ultimate y political influence in the Netherlands East Indies, the development of which
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    CHINESE OFFICIALS' ATTITUDE
    488 13 T-HE signature and publication of the ■i ims of the German-Japanese pact ha i created a distinctly unfavourable Depression in London. It is regarded as the most disturbing element i it an aireadv disturbed international situation. Britain has been opposed to the formation of blocs in international
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    FORMIDABLE FACTOR
    487 13 Agreement A Masterpiece 01 Bluff? Brirish Official Wireless. The threat of co-operation is the most formidable factor in the agreement. At the lowest estimate the agreement is a masterpiece of bluff and in the last two years bluff has become the strongest oower in Europe. The other newspapers
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    NOT PERTURBED
    387 13 Publication Allays Fears In London Reuter. London, Nov. 26 NEWSPAPERS arc not perturbed ty the news of the JapaneseGerman »»oet. Comments generally follow the party lines. Thus, whilst the Morning Post declares that the text discloses nothing particulail.v earthshaking and amounts to no more than a pletfee of
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    BIG COTTON STRIKE THREAT
    130 13 100,000 Operatives NINETY PER CENT. FOR WALK-OUT Reuter. London, Nov. Si. gTRIKE notices affecting lOO.OOo" cotton operatives and expiring early in December are being handed by the Operative Cotton Spinners' Amalgamation and the Cardroomers' Amalgamation, after th 3 rejection by the Federation of Master Cotton Spinners
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    NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
    43 13 German Official Protest To Norway Reuter. Oslo. Nov. 26. The German Minister to Norway, under instructions from BerLn. has protested to the Norwegian Foreign Minister against the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Herr Ossietsky. a deported German Socialist.—Reuter.
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    FRANCO ACCEPTS BRITISH VIEW
    129 13 NEUTRAL ZONE Loyalists Take Two Villages Reuter. London, Xov. 27. pEXERAL Franco has now com- plied with the British request fr> '""finHion of a safety zone for shipping in the port of Barcelona. a "is nas transmitted through the Governor of Majorca to the RearAdmira! commanding
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    GIRLS CAPTURED
    188 13 Reuter. CIVE girls styling themselves godmothers cf the war were mortified beyond description when they found themselves "risoners in Nationalist hands through a misunderstanding. The gins had been patriotically engaged in taking food and cigarettes to the Government troops in the trenches. On the strength of an alleged
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    24 13 Mr. Hoe Boon Leong is on a visit to Penang to make arrangement? for lrs tail's participation in the Peazj c Wireless Exhib tion
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    Place Of Culture In The School
    474 14 VIEW OF COLLEGE PROFESSOR HOBBIES VITAL Prize-Giving At The Victoria School Singapore. Friday. THE need for apportioning a fair share of the curriculum for the training of aesthetics was emphasised by Professor H. Amen, Reader in Geography and Professor of Education at Raffles College
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    EXAMINATION RESULTS
    986 14 Nine Out Of 32 Obtain School Certificate In 1935 only nine candidates obtained the School Certificate out oi 32 wno sat; and only 15 out of 64 candidates passed the Junior Certificate. At first sight these results give little credit to the school, but when it is remembered
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    SIR JOHN BAGNALL
    228 14 "Concentrate On One's Particular J#t\ The following message from Sir John Bagnall was read by the Headmaster: Absence from the Colony prevents my being with you en Prizegiving Day. I hope the function will be a*s successful as that of last year. Those who secure prizes will
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    PROF. AMON
    340 14 Vital Importance Of Hobbies Prof. H. Amon, Reader in Geography Coiw* Dfess r .°f Education at Raffles College, next delivered an address. boys to remember that during the whol* of the time they were '«f»! was their brain their bSy strengthen Whlch they 5ho "W fame to school
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    HOW R.A.F. MAN WAS DROWNED
    557 14 COMRADES' GALLANT EFFORT TO SAVE HIM Singapore, Thursday. THE full story of the drowning 1 tragedy in the vicinity of the R.A.F. Yacht Club on Armistice Day, when L. A. C. Robert John Dutton lost his life, was told before the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    66 14 Mr. Lim Loi Hin Miss Neftte Loh Swee Yin Singapore, Fridey. The wedding ol Mr Lim Loi Hin and Miss Nellie Loh Swee Yin took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday, Archdeacon Graham White officiating. The bridegroom is with the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation, Singapore, and the bride b
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    CLAIM AGAINST F.M.S. GOVT.
    135 14 Burnt Film APPEAL JUDGES HOLD PLAINT DEFECTIVE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. JUDGMENT was delivered in the Court of Appeal to-duy in the case in which Mr. Ong Ec Lim, the Kuaia Lumpur cinema proprietor, appealed against the decision of Mr. Justice Pedlow, in
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    ANOTHER REVOLT
    37 14 Censorship Established In Paraguay Reuter. Buenos Aires, Nov. 27. JT is rumoured that a subversive movement has broken out at Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay. All communications have been interrupted and a censorship been established.—Reuter.
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    STRIKE AT SUNGEI BESI
    154 14 Men Return To Work In 17 Hours (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. SUNGEI BESI was the scene of a strike yesterday, which was notable for its complete lack of disorder or demonstrations. About 400 coolies from the Sungei Besi Mines, Ltd.. were concerned and
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    MR. P.H. BATTISHILL
    77 14 Singapore Lawyer Admitted To F.jVLS. Bar Kuala Lumpur, To-day. Mr. P. H. Battishill, the well-known Singapore lawyer, was admitted to practice in the F.M.S. Bar this morning by Mr. Justice Whitley, who said that it gave him great pleasure to admit one whom he had known for
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    CAPT PIERSON
    66 14 Promoted To The President Taft News has been received that Capt. pSS;t C mman i er of tne D°U«r »ncr t£f int Ha J yes has Promoted to the command of the President Taft one of the trans-Pacific liners. Capt PierPresident H a^ ga^ re P on the
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    THE FRENCH CONSUL
    42 14 Returning To Singapore On The Chenonceaux ML Ballereau. the Consul for France n Malaya, and Mme. Ballereau arc d£e fclf V V^ rSeilles t*** tn e M. M liner Chenonceaux and are due in Singapore on Dec. 19. In
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    FISHERMEN DRIFT FOR A WEEK
    107 14 HALF STARVED Resc**. By Steamer For Singapore DRIFTING for over a week J* tempestuous South China 2 r arVed and Ieft only 62 limited amount of food 1n a which they had to sparingly, 14 Japanese fishermr a 68-ton fishing vessel were tually rescued by
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    DISTRESS SIGNAL.
    213 14 Leaving Hongkong harbour on NV for Singapore. th< distress signal coming from a -nailer5 shortly after eleven o'cl< The Captain manoeuvred the WWi alongside the craft ant the men on board. The fishermen, who come from Famosa, are being handed over to local Japanese consular authorities They will
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    MRS.L.A.WILSON
    197 14 Death Two Days After Brother THE death took place on Wednesaa; of Mrs. Lenaii: hemina Wilson, wife Mr Wilson, late of the C Singapore, in her 70th. year The deceased, who Singapore family, was preceded her eldest brother Mr. S. F Eipeckerman only two days previously The funeral took
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    19 14 Shanghai Shanghai was enshrou "5 fog yesterday. Land and waters was dislocated until the Chew Jit Poh.
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    Higher Education Of Eurasians
    587 15 NEED FOR MORE FUNDS A REBUKE To Members Of The Association Singapore, Friday. "AUR only salvation in the future is the education of our younger generation. The Association as it stands by itself is flourishing in the sense that it has not got into debt and
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    "WE WILL WIPE THEM OUT"
    93 15 ANTI-RED PACT Cossack Warning To Fascists Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 26. A VIOLENT attack on Germany and Japan was made at to-day's meeting of the Soviet Congress by H Ltibihenko, Premier of the Ukrainian Republic, who declared that they were preparing a "holy crusade against the
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    SABRES BRANDISHED
    134 15 Moscow, Nov. 29. THE Red Cossacks are determined to vipe out mercilessly Japanese. Geror any other enemy who dares to attack the Cossack Fatherland." This pledge, made by the Don Cossack at the concluding session of the A.. Union Congress of Soviets, brought everyone present, including M. Stalin
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    THE ROMANCE OF RAFFLES
    150 15 Serial Story For The Sunday Tribune WE have pleasure in announcing that the publication of a serial story by the Rev. William Cross will next issue of the sun The title of the story i s "Golden Snow," and it is a historical romance based on
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    CHECK CABS
    249 15 New Public Transport For Singapore AS Singapore's population grows so the rt demand for rapid and cheap transport increases. Residents and visitors alike will welcome the Check Cab Company, the latest recruit to the ranks of the better controlled taxi companies. The Check Cabs, with their smart gieen
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    EUROPEANS SCORE FIRST
    377 17 BUT BEATEN Women's Hockey At The S.R.C. Singapore, Friday. niT for an eleventh hour attack which proved successful, by th® Girls norts Club, the European ladies would ve shared the goals in a game of 1: y played yesterday on the S.R.C. «round. Miss N. Oehlers and
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    SINGAPORE BILLIARDS
    75 17 Results in the Singapore billiard--championship last night: Goh Teik Mong (A.A C.) beat Won; Kum 3 n« 'J.C.S.A. I 200—137. Tan Kee Chor <A.A.C.) beat Koh Hor Khocn «S.B.A.A.i 200—178. The winners meet in the quarter fina on Saturday at 8 p.m. The quarter-final will begin to-day with
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    SQUASH RACQUETS
    205 17 Tanglirt Club Tournament Ties For Week j 1 TIES drawn for play in the squash 11« C 2 Uets tourn ament at the Tangnn Club next week are as follows: MONDAY— NEW CUP Court 1 5.30 N. G. Morris v. A. Colville or D C. Watherston 600 D.
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    146 17 Scratching And Order Of Running" rpHE following scratching* and order of running for to-;rurrow s races were Issued noon to-day: RACE 1 Horses, class 5, div, 3, 6 furs:— Dough Boy 8 12 RACE 2 Horses, class S, div. 2, I mile:— Never Mind 8 10 Jacatra 7
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    51 17 V.M.C.A. Junior Department v. St. Andrew's School on Tuesday, at Anson Road Ground: Ec Thian Han. M. Modder. B M. Barker, S. T. Hope. E. C. M Hooe. G. Newman. J. Traill. Goh Chin Chve M. Armstrong, I. H. Newman. K. I eembrugpen. Reserves: J. Manasseh. Tan Wee
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    HOME RUGGER
    23 17 Reuter. London. Nov. 26. To-day's rugger results:— Leicestershire 6 North Midlands 25 Oxford Un. 12 Mr. R. V. Stanley's XV 9
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    166 17 "Over 40" v. "Under 40" Match On Sunday FOLLOWING are teams and times of 1 starting in the "40 and under" v. "Over 40" match on Sunday, at Keppel Golf Club (4-ball foursome on handicap); ("40 and Under" mentioned first):— 8.30 D. W. Dale L. W. Byrde
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    M.C.C. CRICKET
    21 17 Reuter. Brisbane, Nov. 27. T UNCH time score in to-day's cricket (first day):— M.C.C. 81 for two, v. Queensland.—Reuter.
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    MALAYA CUP TEAMS R.A.F. & R.N. Team To Meet Johore
    112 17 MALAYA CUP TEAMS R.A.F. R.N. Team To Meet Johore Singapore, Friday. WHILE Singapore and Negri-Malacca are fighting for the honours in Saturday's Malaya Cup rugger fixture at the S.C.C. Johore and the R.N. and R.A.F. team (who have both been already beaten by Singapore) will meet at Rengam. The R.N.
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    Changes In Singapore's XV v. N.S.-M.
    104 17 There have been several changes in Singapore's team, as originally announced, to meet Negri-Malacca in the Malaya Cup match to-morrow on the Padang. Sym, Gillespie and Bingham are all en the injured list, and as already announced. Tuffnell is also unable to play. The
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    182 17 THE following have been invited to play Rugby Football on Tuesday. at the S.C.C. in the Scotland vs. "Rest match: Scotland (In Blue* G E. C. Ash; A. P. Craigie. N. G. Morris. X A. Haddocks. H. J. M. Hcsketh; W. H. McNeill. A.
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    LORDS BACK TREATY WITH EGYPT
    440 18 SELF GOVT. AGREEMENT WELCOMED London, Nov. 26. THE motion for ratification of the An-glo-Egyptian treaty of friendship and alliance, which was passed in'the House of Commons last night without a division, was debuted to-night In the House of Lords. Lord Plymouth in moving the motion
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    36 18 Mrs. Loke Yew, with her son, Mr. Loke Wan Tho, and daughters, the Misses Loke, and Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. the well-known solicitor, all of Kuala Lumpur, were in Singapore on Wednesday and attended the races.
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    29 18 Mr. Teik Yew, of the Lower Perak Sanitary Board office has gone on transfer to the Prai Customs office and Mr. Kandiah from Prai Customs office has succeeded him.
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    961 18 President's Review At Annual Meeting THE following is the full text of the 1 presidential tpeecb delivered by Mr C. Atkin-Berry. at the annua general meeting of the Singapore Golf Club held on Wednesday, which was briefly reported in our issue of jesterdawith your permission I will
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    HE. Count Vittorio Negri until recently the Italian M. in Bangkok, left for Italy bj Lloyd Triestino liner Victor: terday. He has been two Bangkok and is going home to his next appointment He is photographed above with Capt. Bagli the commander of the Vict .
    45 18 HE. Count Vittorio Negri until recently the Italian M. in Bangkok, left for Italy bj Lloyd Triestino liner Victor: terday. He has been two Bangkok and is going home to his next appointment He is photographed above with Capt. Bagli the commander of the Vict
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      1571 19 Malayan Listeners' Radio j Wavelength: 19.68 metres (15.243 kcs). BR PKOCRA^? IE A*PS I BERLIN STATION TgS?" |Smn^ n T; h Ma L ce L (a Painter). 2.40 p.m. Market Prices, Rates of TrSm w Austin; Rudolph (a poet), DJB 19.74 metre* (15.200 kcs.). DJA Exchange. Mi Wicn Of T
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    "A MERE COPY OF THE WEST"
    293 20 HIGH PRICES A British Officer in Japan Singapore. Thursday "EVERYTHING in Japan is a mere u copy of the West, and not very good copy either; it does not pretend to be anything else." This is the impression of Janan formed bv Lt.-Col Sir
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    41 20 Enche Abdullah bin Ibrahim. Deputy Assistant District Officer. Bentong arrived in Tapah on Friday last and assumed duty us First Magistrate, in place of Y.M. Raja Haji Shahar Shah. The latter has taken ov3r the duties of Assistant District Officer, Tapah.
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    46 20 Mr. E.S. Tiddeman. on his untitled from Home leave has take;: duties of Mr. E H. S. Bretherton. tant Inspector of Schools. South Pert* who has be in transferred to Taiping in the same capacity for North Pt Mr. Tiddeman is stationed In T eluk Anson.
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      798 20 ANOTHER STOMACH OPERATION AVOIDED by Maclean Brand Stomach Powder "Round about the first week of February," writes Mr. M. 8., "I became ill. The first symptoms were that I was very weak, could hardly walk, and C3uld not eat because of terrible pain in the stomach, between the shoulders, and
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      549 20 Malayan Li«tf>noi«« 9 Radio us.a. shortwave Ticiidfnii Moisten* r* «rnaoio programmes (Continued from page 19) The following are the principal Ame- rican short-wave transmissions. The PHOHI, HOLLAND I 2 RO, ROME numbers immediately after the call(Wavelength 16.88 metres) 1 letters refer to kilocycles, ana the second 25.40 metres (***** kcs).
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      72 20 V.I.C CAM I I I 49 jo metres M TO-PA^ 5.51 pm. News butlers, in 13 6.11 pm. News bulletin in Luc 6.31 pm Ionian the; 9.55 pin Time Signal C 7.0- MORROW 7.16 pm Talk contributed io World 1 3i Indian mu 7 5! p.m. Newi bull» 8 11
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      150 21 CADBU ATTRACTIVE FROM BOURN-VITA /'vMjC. \3*£k complete xmMm WEDGWOOD SET AND SPECIAL SPOONS v No. I. One Beaker and saucer 2 I-lb. Bk M i if Ifou/CU*** 1 No. 2. Four spoons 5 Mb. L 1 I No. 4. One Sugar Basin 2 I-lb. V I B *unc*D food B
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    JAPAN SELLS MORE TO U.K.
    527 22 Buys More From Empire TEXTILE INDUSTRY DIFFICULTIES London. rjENERALLY speaking Japan, in trade with the United Kingdom and her Colonies, sells more than she buys, while, as regards the Da&sUdbxM and India, the position Us reversed. This is one of the statements contained in the
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    £300 DAMAGES FOR CHILD'S DEATH
    141 22 Doctor Who Wanted Hi. Fee First Alexandria. nAMAGES amounting to £3on h V awarded by the Egyp a native woman because a loch t0 refused to attend her child un was paid in advance 88 h e The woman's daughter died toll an operation. lou
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    137 22 Wife Killed Because She Worked Alexandria. Because she worked for her living a young Egyptian married woman hat been stabbed to death by her brother-in-law. He considered that she wis disgracing his family. The woman had married a workman The marriage was not a success because the
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    106 22 Easy Divorce Record In Amsterdam Amsterdam. An easy divorce record has been created by Amsterdam which appear to be rapidly becoming Furop.s "Reno." Already 500 divorces, the highest number ever recorded have been regis tered by the Amsterdam registrar this year—as against only 185 on the same cate
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      286 22 Distributors for Southern Malaya: wwm* m No. 33, Winchester House, 11. 11. LIM tO. SINGAPORE. 4 COULD NOT LIFT ARMS ABOVE HEAD Suffered Agonies with Rheumatism This woman was practically crippled with agonising rheumatism in her back, arms and legs. For two months, she endured this painful condition, then, like
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      189 22 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed Feeling You Could Push a Bus Over The liver should pour out two pii liquid bile into your bowels daily. II tU is not flowing freely your food doi rat It just decays in the bowels. Gaa
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE
    452 23 Deputy Controller To Visit Madras THE following minutes of a meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee held at Penang on Thursday, Nov. 12, ■c officially supplied: Those present were: the chairman (The Hon. the Acting Controller of Labour, Malaya, Mr. C. Wilson): The airman and Secretary (The
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    36 23 Unpleasant Experience I 4 or Chettiar (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Nov 25 Seremban" a K s r4ht UmPUr Chettiar at miss himtln^h the eestatel tate an <» "id not After a van return
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    CLAIMS WORLD'S TITLE
    155 23 Man Who Has Sneezed 100,000 Times Saltlake City, Tjcah. Claim to the title of "World's Cham pion Sneezer is made by Mr Harrington, a salesman of this city l estimate conservaiively," he told n Uter in an in terview, "that I have And e2 rt 100 time
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING IN JOHORE
    323 23 Kotak Forced Into Mangrove Swamp (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 24. Smuggling of rubber still goes on in V Johore in spite of the heavy penalties impos?d. The maximum fine of $500 o n each ak Chinese was Imposed by Sheikh ttSJ5wS r (sreond
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    30 23 Mr. H.B. Christopher, manager £X*3Sfi to mat. Johore, as manager Mr G T>n vers who lately v ra where he will spend t weeks and later proceed to JemanTah Estate
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