Malaya Tribune, 8 November 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol No. 262. SINGAPORE, MONDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1937 fclVB CiN'lb- The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Monday, Nov. 8, 1937. The Malaya Tribune X) PAGES- SINGAPORE, MONDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1937 FIVE CENrf 5
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      106 1 f r'"vs7 f Willi YOl'i* v: \ki VST I .MOIIM-M-jj I '■mm/ r -"5 ft k '"4 "STAR BRAND" Swilrli To IVgciahh' Margarine For All Your looking Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is a pure vegetable product, highly palatable and untritious. The best, purest and cleanest for all
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      98 1 An English Pronouncing Dictionary by Daniel Jones, showing the pronounciation of over 54,000 words in International phonetic Transcription. An entirely new, revised, and reset edition ol a standard work $4.50 PEAR'S CYCLOPAEDIA Over 3.400,000 already sold—the best book of its kind. $1. 50 Obtainable from PETER CHOMI COMPANY, Educational lioo!;sellers,
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      128 1 PEERLESS SRASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable f( r th to,let an(l an be a PP lio(] without harm to the most delicate skins. RefreshS,ME DARBY co > LTD., 7" Singapore, Kuala Lumpnr. Serrruban, Pen.nr !Wa*r Malacca. Ipoh, Kuching (Sartwak. ASK PGR THEM AT TOUR
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      182 1 W'^Read 'themL Till n IT*E Dominant AFTER BATHINC A TOT OF I fftg COL DON VALLEY BRANDY j Wi tl 1 1 I m take bottle picnic s to safeguard your health tf&fc > and to provide a stimulating H and refreshing drink. AI'STRAI.IIAS HI-SI J,K\\), |IJ§ll§i) ",:,;r;:.',„. I fillip
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES MAXIMUM SIZE IN SHIPS REACHED
    654 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES MAXIMUM SIZE IN SHIPS REACHED Little Change Likely In 25 Years A LOOK at Great Britain 25 Years Hence'" was the title of an address by .Sir Francis Joseph, X B E.. J.P., D.L. at the annual conference of the Union oi Lancashire and Cheshire Institutes, held
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      487 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated 1b Bbclbml V. O. s. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1037 SOUDAN i 6.500 Nov 1! RANPURA 17,000 Nov! 1< RAWALPINDI 17,000 Dec. CORFU 15,000 Dec. V BURDWAN t 6.070 Dec 11 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec! 3: 1938 SSHS?? 1 ,5 00 Jan. h
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      80 2 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, A MOT JAPAN. Leave Singapore. SiSSP* 8 000 Nov. 18 rALMA 10,000 Dec. 2 SIRDHANA 8,000 Dec. 16 or PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. SIRDHANA 8,000 Nov 11 SHTRALA 8,000 Nov. 2t, TILAWA ***** Dec. 9 PaO BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES POT all Information apply to:
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      515 2 4 I M. B. K. j I KOKUSAI LINE. J I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YOKK (via Panama), j I Due Due Sailing Due j Penang Spore Spore via Titm lorw nis KATSLRAGI MARC Dec. 1 Dec. 7 Dec. 9 Jan 1 ms
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      360 2 ■■■«■—i —ihj ""L j SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE DECEMBER 11TH TO 31ST, 1937. TO Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pr.om Penh by the LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIP "BORINGIA" 112 500 tons displacement i ALL C ABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATL BATH ENJOY 20 DAYS VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING SIAM and INDO-C HINA. RDUNDTRIP
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      390 2 STEAMER SAIUNr; s NORODI l (li! f The undernotid are intended fixtures:-- OUTWARD For MANILA. HONGKONi NORTH CHINA an Mt SJS. "GNEISENAU" on China m.s. -TRAVE" omits I and Japan HOMEWARD lor HOLLAND, HAMBURG BI Sails from si I s.s. "DONAU" also calls Marseilles. Casabi Dunkirk. Antwerp 5 m.s. "HAVEL"
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    HOSPITAL DRAMA
    202 3 Franchot Tone At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMA "DETWEEN Two Women" the M G.M drama which began a season at the Pavilion Theatre yesterday, h*ings to the screen a story of an unusual type, turning entirely about the lives and reactions to varying circumstances of three people one
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    MRS. F. M. RODYK
    272 3 Buried At Bidadari Cemetery TW death occurred of Mrs. Florence A Maud (Dpttiel Rodyk, wife of Mr. Herbert Rodyk, ol Messrs Bruce Petne Ltd., a t her residence, No. 5 Lorong 32 Qeylane on Friday afternoon. The funeral look place at the Bidadari Cemetery on Saturday
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    WESLEY CHURCH
    194 3 Dedication Of The New Organ Singapore. Monday. 1AHL Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church was crowded yesterday evening for the service of dedication of the organ, which was performed by Bishop Edwin F. Lee. The mini ter. the Rev. H. B Amstutz. preached a sermon on the subject of mubic
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    CANNED BEER INVASION
    668 3 British Plans EMPIRE SALES DRIVE WORKING in the seclusion of a London office, a group ol business men are planning the advance of a now invader. Before them, a map ol the world, dotted with coloured flag*, idicates the points at which the main attack is to
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      284 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS p, r I IC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality ILNDERS. ,v invited for the or service. For I ipal Tender Room. Date of Closing. tx mdary Road. day, 15th Nov.. 1937. Monday. Nov, 15. 1937. Kuad Deposit la) N 'V 15. 1937. bai kment [•Valley Road. day. Nov. 17. 1937.
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      607 3 PUBLIC NOTICES UNGUI TIN, LIMITED. .Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Nineteenth Annual General Meeting ol the Company will be held at the ReSsterea Office of the Company No► DoMarket Street, Singapore, on Friday 26th November 1937. at noon, and that at such Meeting the
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      760 3 PUBLIC NOTICES T BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 331 of 1937. Re CHEE PECK LEONG alias Chee Soon Cheng of No. 113, Marine Tarade, off Joo Chiat Road, Singapore, Clerk. Receiving Order made Bth October, 1937. Date
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      75 3 Delicious meals and refreshments up to 2 am. Can be had at PRINCE RESTAURANT AND CAFE' (Corner of Serangoon Road and Balestier Road) (Opposite Rumah Miskin Police Station). Telephone No. 2375. Two minutes walk from the NEW WORLD SPACIOUS DINING HALL AND PRIVATE DINING ROOMS .COOL, CLEAN COMFORTABLE. WE ALSO
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      58 3 Z.H.J. PENANG Wavelength 49.3 metres) TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Signal and Announcements. 7.05 p.m. Music of the Nations, No. 6. "England." Vocal, Orchestral and instrumental. 8.05 p.m Scottish Dance Music by the John Mac Arthur Quintet (Rebroadcast). 8.35 p.m. Empire Exchange (Rebroadcast from BBC). 8.50 p.m. What's On In Penang. 8.55
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    $80,000 JUBILEE GIFT TO EMPLOYEES' FUND STRAITS TRADERS' GESTURE
    4921 4 PAST REVIEWED Reception In Local Office A REVIEW of thr growth of the company from its inception in IXB7 up to th~ present time, with interesting references to historical events of the pasl two awl a half Bccades, was made by
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET
    40 4 TIN Singapore. Nov. 8. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $91 (down $4). RUBBER The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 22*4 (down Sellers 22 .13 16 (down 9 16).
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      107 4 S. LEVY CO. .ngfeaf, Hongkong, Manila, Sing; re '~'f and Brokers in s< curities avd Com* Eft Fc~e*gn Market Cable and Quoir ft embers: v OHK COTTON EXCHANGE. OMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE
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    HAWKS B.P.
    100 5 The Hawks BP. defeated the Spartan B.P. by 7 games to nil. Results (Hawks players mentioned first):— Tan Eng Kiat beat Koh Oon Kiong 15—3, 15—8; Lim Chin Hee beat Yap Tew Keng 15—8, 15—; Chew Yew Seng Lee Kum Teck 15—6. 15—11; Koh Beng S"/ee beat Tan
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    SIXTH ASSIZES
    118 5 19 Cases Before Mr. Justice Howes Singapore, Monday. rj-iHE Sixth Assizes for the Settlement J Singapore commenced belore Mr Justice Howes to-day There are 19 cases on the list including three of murder, four of attempted murder and one of culpable nomicide not amounting to murder. Hairy Whitehead
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    BRUSSELS TALKS
    102 5 Letter To Japan Finally Approved Reuter. Brussels, Nov. 6. TiHE letter to Japan has been finally approved and is to be despatched this afternoon. Later The Conference agreed to meet again on Tuesday. The week-end will be devoted to the discussion of questions of procedure, notably the composition
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    THE THUNDERBOLT
    81 5 Eyeston's Car Gives Trouble Again Reuter. Bonnevi'le. Capt. G.E.T. Eycston. driving nls Thuncerboit covered the mile to the north at an official speed of 310.68") niles per hour but a recurrence of "luteh trouble prevented him from .completing the southward run within '.he time limit of one hour
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    320 5 Singapore. Monday. MINING Buye 'X Sailers Ampat 4 1i„ 46 Ayer Hitam 29 6 31 Bangrin 23 2-1G Batu Selangor 1.60 1.70 Chendcriang 20 21 Hitam Tin 0.37 0.40 Hongkong Tin 29 30 Hong Fatt 1.05 1.10 T.dris Hydraulic 9 10 6 ipoii Tin 25
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    521 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Monday. are indebted to Messrs. S. E. L evy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld ana Co.. Neu York report to us by cable as r OilOW:STOCK Expectation of a further reduction
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    SECRET OF SUCCESS
    203 5 Power Of Imagination, Says Psychologist Minneapolis, Minnesota. THE only difference between a successlul man and his less successful fellow is the power o f his imagination. This is the conclus on of Dr. F. L. Wells in a report to the American Association of Applied and Professional
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      569 5 I 1 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. t j incorporated in the Straits Settlement i l S a a CAPITAL: I HEAD °mCE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. I r.- TELEPHONES I r?" a r ff, r^ D,rector 317 2 Secretary 4 fM4 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 1 Telegraphic
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      209 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated In England) SINGAPORE BRAKCH: f, D'AlmekU otrMi. Authorised and Subacribec Capital £2,000,000 Capital £1,013.000 Reserved Fund f -qp 000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta. Colombo. Rar&cb!, Madras. Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mo.«u? and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Depo.it.-?
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    124 6 I Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 p.m. tori ay. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal I Air Sfvvice. closing 0 p.m. to-morrow. 1 Java and Southern Sumatra. Netherlands. 7 p.m. to-morrow. vMedan, Jaskl, and London ii: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. 10-merrow. Java and
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    215 6 Mails expected Irom Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) tomorrow. Deliveries of boxholdcrs* letters only 2.30 p.m. and general
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    36 6 Mail.-, despatched from Singapore on Oct. 15 by the Karoa was delivered in London on Nov. 6. The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Oct. 31 wa« del.vered in London on Nov. 5.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    39 6 Owing to the late arrival of the E I bound imperial aeroplane, the air mails for Australia. Java etc.. previously an nouneed as closing at 10 p.m. on Nov 7 will now close at 10 p.m. to-day
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SERVICES
    54 6 On and alter Nov. 12. 1937. the Eastbound Imperial Airways Services wih arrive at Singapore on Fridays and Sundays The Westbound Services Will depart Horn Singapore on Mondays and Wednesdays. The Qantas Empire Airways Services will leave Singapore on Saturdays and Mondays and will arrive bt Singapore
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    118 6 Singapore Nov. 8 ships alongside the Wharves or exjceied arrive. jiast Whari (Entrance Gate 1) Kumsang 20. Main tfnarf "Entrance Gate 2) Gctgon 10: Monestheus 14; London Maru 9. Lmpne Dock 'Entrance Gate 2) Kota Radja 3u: Muncaater Castle 32: Ronua 34; uninese Prince 36: Darvel 38 Empire
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    ZANZIBAR CLOVES EXPORTS
    49 6 London. 25 IBv Air Mail I The exports of cloves from Zanzibar last year amounted to 207.000 cwt.. of the value of £618.671. according to C report just issued by the Colonial Office This is the highest value—though the largest quantity—of such exports for some years.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    50 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO- day t:ov. e Kockcy: S.C.C. ;A.' W- Bty. y.MJci ii. scrc,: csc. i v. n... c '-"jMjj C.S.C Celts v. Clerical Jm~n CAJ. n V C A I v. O S O., Cr fi.C.J R*i.t»er v mil U.uta-y a.A College gi jund.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    147 6 ALHAMBRA.—Edward Everett Horton in "Wild Money" 6.15 and 9.15 p.rn^ CAPITOL. —Ronald Colman and Madeleine Carroll in "The Prisoner Of Zenda" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVlLlON—Franchot Tone, Maureen O'Sullivan and Virginia Bruce in 'Between Two Women 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH Jai Bharat (Hindustani' 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE
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    VESSELS VRRIVED
    183 6 Pang Ko:\ British. 687 tons, fro.n Pontianak Nov. 6. to Pontianak Nov. 8 Eumaeus. British. 4711 tons, from Glasgow Nov. G. to Seletar Nov. Mancaster Castle. British. 3625 tons, from Baltimore, Nov. 6. to P. Bwetteniirvm Nov. 12. Mc nest he u.s. British. 4646 tens, from Yokohama Nov.
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    OCTOBER RUBBER RETURNS
    13 6 Henrietta Estate 133.000 1b Sungei Matang Estate 40 500 lb'.
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      254 6 MA la Va *1 PaCMIED HOTCL 4 eWkiciil Ilaiire fi.rßO i» 8.30 pan. l)iini€*r asul l)anc*<> informal > j 9.30 TO MIDNIGHT J No Admission Charge. TO-MORROW THE SOCIAL EVENT OF THE SEASON J j POPPY DAY BALL and SPECIAL CABARET. I I ADMISSION S2.OO—AFTER 11.30 o.m. St. DINERS ADMISSION
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      172 6 X*M A S TOYS GALORE, PRESENTS FOR BOTH YOUNG AND OLD. FOR THINGB BEAUTIFUL COME EARLY TO BABA& CO., LTD. 14% Middle Rd: Phone m I 1 FIRST VIENNA SAtAIA I l«r BARGAIN 200.; VALUE j I .A" Ur Pa,rona :ir more thM Pta»«« *ith remarkable value we .He. at
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      82 6 BE YOUNG AGAIN! ri!e 4• ii'l*l *HTil BaUnejsonlhc (IMP head. Compl«u Outfit. &-LVIKRXN fMHMJCTS. Pure Silvikrin Hair Tonic Lotion— Concentrated Liquid ShampooPowder Shampoo—Solidified Brilliantinc —Silvifix Hair Cream—Sweet Oil of Almonds. MADE IN ENGLAND. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS. Singapore. t Latest Cabaret DANCING taught by newest method*. Success in 4 hoars'
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      268 6 For HEADACHES TOOTHACHE NEURALGIA COLDS* FEVER RHEUMATISM This amazing, quick acting pr< aration —in convenient tablet Torm, is prescribed by thousands of physicians and dentists, it does not affect the heart or vpset the stomach.Tr> ANAC in. For Sale at all Chemists Stores. Apply for Free Sample to P is!
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      119 6 I POSTAL IXTE |XI G i&Cfi 1 i STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DA l AND TTMI Rerrgat and T-mbilahan Flevo Nov. 8 1 p m Pontianak rangkor 8 Trengganu I Parcels only* Larut JvJJi Dungun, Kcmaman and Kemasek Larut 3 p m TO-MORROW Pengerang Alk Soon Ncv. 9
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      87 7 *************************1111 l A date to remember! SATURDAY 13th NOV. at 9.30 p.m. GRAND CIGARETTES COSTUME Bti L L at the HAPPY WORLD CABARET ExiViittion l<» I a. in. A striking or original costume may win for you a valuable prize. Your costume should be Black White Most original costume Most
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    POPPY DAY DANCE
    347 8 To-morrow's Entertainment At Raffles DOOKIHGS fcr the Poppy Day Dance at Raffles Hotel to-morrow evening are heavy, and intending patrons a-e ad vised to reserve their tables without delay. H.E. the Governor and Lady Thomas will be present, and many Singapore hostesses are giving lanre dmner parties
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY
    36 8 Dato Roland Braddel! To Speak QATO Roland JBraddell will be the ■f speaker at the luncheon meetine nf Js£, u Sln e a Pore Rotary club at thJ sKwTU* Smga P° re One Hundred
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    ITALIAN MARINES
    29 8 ramano, on their wav X tSSJS Bian Shanghai to ioin Y/Lh T^ nts »n an^ China station J The comVn^ 5 morning ntC Blanca ™no sailed fhia
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    20 8 Mr. H. O., Waser, general manager «J to Singapore list nksi?£ el Sl return daughter. "P by his wife, and
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      176 8 I- LAST 2 SHOWS TO-NIGHT, 6.15 &913 1 uri— mil M fl InABSICK X T„.x ish at m I i ii ki rwo Shows For One Payment Double feature Hindustani Talkies ra>meni Second Show: "HOOR-E-BAGIIDAD" Stunts! Action! Thrills' 1 irst Show. "CRESCENT OF HARi ?AYA" "A LADY IN ANTON- and
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      287 8 6.15. 9.15. I A DRAMA-A-MINUiTiS»r Exposes New Adventures of Heroic Men and Women in Whit^ SEE—A crack express plow off the rails SEE —What happens when a a and a great hospital mobilize for a dollar beauty marries m thrilling "Disaster Call"! cou]dn<t buy her postage 5 EE—How heroes of
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    SPANISH WAR
    132 9 Government Planes Raid Saragossa Reuter. I xr Barcelona, Nov. 7. *W tn the insurgent air raid in hflr Lerid on Oct. 31. when nearly 250 persons were killed, an aii raid by Oovvernment planes was carried out on trie city of Saragossa when forty bombers tn e e
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    MONEY MARKET
    89 9 Reuter. London. Nov. 6. THE money market showed a drop in commodities with the r-esultant reduced demand for financing reflected in the easiness in which loans are obtainable, especially from non-clearing institutions. Furthermore, the recent heavy interest payments have increased the flood of capital seeking employment. Foreign exchanges'
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      291 9 Health Loyalty mv ol the principal countries of rid to-day physical fitness is beed -us a national duty for all ens and physical culture is an part of the training of both sexes. essential for good health is d because the nerves and all and tissues of the body dethe
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      509 9 Great World Show! I CABARET I j TO-NIGHT, 9 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. I OMMENdNG TO-MORROW, TUES DAY BRYMAN TRIO i > AMAZING DANCING ACROBATICS. j j Wednesday 10th November j SWING YOURSELF WITH THE j FILIPINO SWING BAND j j BENEFIT NIGHT In Aid Of j J POPPY DAY FUND
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      235 9 EORG jEI BM^'BRIEN--BEATRICE ROBERT ff Dlrni'J t v David Howard. A Ceorf cA. jĔĔS!!\ 1] SU N tXlkI E '.\Y r WorlT) HB S 7 30 P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.3« P.M. Wamer Bros,' Greatest A!!-Co! c ured Outdoor Product ion. j "God's Country The Woman" 1 J with GEORGE KRENT BEVERLY
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      98 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of ivhich are readers 0} the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary ,j provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Havpenings of general intertj. will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The. ''Club
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    ENGAGEMENT.
    46 10 The engagement i announced of Mr. Francis Chew, 2nd son ol the late Mr. ana Mrs. Ch w Hak Amn, Singapoi s, to Miss Woon Vow Nui. 3rd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Woon Heng Heng ot Kuala Lumpur. The marriage will take piac? shortly.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    909 10 INTRODUCING the Supply Bill at tiie Budget meeting of the Federal Council list week, the Financial Secretary, the Hon. Mr. Marcus Rex, observed that ho was constantly being told by people who wanted to spend Government money that this or that economic practica was unwise. "Of course t
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Empire Exhibition
    196 10 NOTES COMMENTS Empire Exhibition THE Empire Exhibition which is to be held in Scotland next year will he the largest since Wembley, and will cost £10,000.000 for its upkeep. Judging from the way in which bookings and applications are made, it can be safely predicted that the Exhibition will be
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    The Tiger Pander
    158 10 gv general consent Mr. Chan Chun; Chan is acknowledged to be the greatest living artist In the field of tiger painting. j In China to-day there are many In* sect painters, flower and bird painters who have made a name for themselves. 1 bat Mr. Chan is
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    Golden Rules
    206 10 JN forme:- days the question of marriage rested entirely on the shoulders of parents, whose decision wi3 considered absolute no matter wh-'ner their children liked it or the Question concerns the c selves more than anyon* parents are being notified o matter of course. Some r> advance the
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    "Europe In Arms"
    168 10 pAPTAOf Liclciell Bart's new I "Hurope in Arm;." bas in j much interest. j Hie bock covers every wo: Id's military, naval and a ran a.--i cal situation and considers all refers political and economic factors v veil The comparative armed strength Britain, France, Germany, Italy and
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    Topics Of The Day
    298 10  -  By "Looker On" MUSICIAN says t... t crooners always giva themselves away bU"»t M it may. we still don'l want one. It it revealed that many cx-co:ieg> men are now taking op pedigree pfebreeding. fa old college sties. 0 f course. A An artist in court
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      302 10 i SLir'-OVERS j j W4 A XKU SELECTION IX TROPICAL j y *Jj WEIGHT PURE WOOL FINE I I RIBBED ELASTIC KMT. MARL SHADES. FAWN BROWN AX!) j S I I:;!'' f ORKV WITH COLOURED (oy i N TRAST HOOP STRIPE. SELF i coloured v neck very j SMART IX
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      103 10 i Studio 3't I for j foto-portritt t, 9 by y foto-artift j only j i 4- 4 R. A.. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc. (Dr. of Ocular Science.) Practice Limited To The Eye. 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. 'Phone -X>2. Hours y> Saturday 9—l. or b apj o'ntment 35 oar.-; European Ci nical
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    CHINA WANTS ACTION BY THE BRUSSELS POWERS DR. KOO'S BROADCAST SPEECH
    126 11 TOKYO'S REPLY AWAITED JAPANESE CHALLENGE TO THE SOVIET CHIN A S hope that the Brussels conference will decide on active measures in support of her cause was expressed by v r nm to Ko leader of the Chinese delegation
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    NO GERMAN MEDIATION
    650 11 Reuter. Brussels, Nov. 7. VJO further advance is expected at *v present in the negotiations with a view to German mediation in the Far Fast war unless China decides definitely to reject Japan's terms. German political quarters are optimistic but on the other hand tha Japanese terms
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    Ship To Call At shanghai Again
    26 11 Shanghai, Nov 8. withdrawal of the tta Pooling the in .if,- for ship•it the principal shipping lines all it Shanghai.—
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    20th ANNIVERSARY OF RUSSIA
    139 11 C REVIEW W volution Is ecalled >\\. Nov. 7. nil!ion demonst roups and id planes, in the tin and other eminent wus the celebration rrsary vf the cc Minster, in hurricane of Army existed for the defenders of Iced the} would i offensive in Internationale luding
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    DR. SCHACHT
    69 11 Wants To Resign His Post Reuter. Basle. Nov. 7. A desire to resign his post as acting Minister of Economics was expressed by Dr. Schacht In an interview. Dr Schacht declared he never followed any economic financial pohcy but the Fuhrer's. The wish to resign was due to
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    WORLD WHEAT
    60 11 Production Below Average Reuter. Rome. Nov. 7. THE provisional figures for world wheat production In 1937. issued by the International Institute of Agriculture indicate that production exceeds last year's but is below average for the past live years The export surplus to the 1938 estimate is 770 million
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    30 11 Mr. Chow Loong Wan, Commissioner of Police. Hangchow, and one of 'nc Chinese delegates to the Coronation celebrations, passed through Singapore by the Conte Biancamano, on his way to China.
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    Portugal To Recognise Franco
    32 11 Reuter. Paris, .Nov. 7. IT is learned in well-informed cir--I cles that Portugal is recognising General Franco's Government in Spain in the course oi the next few days.—Reuter.
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    NO FEAR OF NEW PACT
    479 11 London Views SECRET CLAUSE UNLIKELY London, Nov. 7. QESPITE rumours to the contrary it is the tendency in London to discount suggestions of any secret understanding having been included in the anti-Comintern agreement between Italy. Germany and Japan. Competent observers are disposed to accept Count
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    LORD MAYOR'S SHOW
    158 11 Empire Pageantry Parade British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 7 A PAGEANT of British Empire produce and trade will be the spectacle of the Lord Mayor's show next Tuesday. The subject has been chosen out of compliment to the new Lord Mayor, who spent his early years in
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    DUKE'S TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD
    91 11 Wreath At Westminster REMEMBRANCE i FIELD Reuter. London, Nov. 7. WOODEN cross from the Duke of Windsor, bearing the badge of the Grenadier Guards and the inscription "in memory of fallen comrades," was planted when th Empire Field of Remembrance was opened at Westminster to-day.
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    AIR DEFENCE OF LONDON
    190 11 Civilian Precautions Planned British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 7. THE text of the Air Raid Precautions Bill, designed to define the position and the power of local authorities in connection with schemes for the protection of the public from air attacks, is published to-day. The scheme
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    Siam Ready To Go To The Polls
    59 11 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Nov. 7. Siam s general election of the people's representatives to the National Assembly took place to-day. polling began iron, seven In the morning till five this evening. There was little excitement. Three seats for Bangkok attracted 29
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    NEW RETREAT BY CHINESE
    312 11 HARD PRESSED Japanese College Burned Down Reuter. Shanghai, Nov 7. THE Japanese forces on the west of Shanghai bombarded the Chinese position all day, the Chinese replying with machine guns and trench mortars and howitzers, but took far more punishment than that inflicted. The buildings of
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    KING OF GREECE
    51 11 Guest At Buckingham Palace Reuter. London, Nov. 7. The King of Greece arrived in London this evening and Is staying at Buckingham Palace as the guest ol Thi lr Majesties for two or three days. after which he will remain In a London hotel privately for two
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    CHINA DOES NOT LACK FOOD
    115 13 I optimistic Lcther Envoy For I Europe r own Reporter) i'enang, Sunday. x optimistic about our W ipose Japanese ag- ?•#•!I Mr. Chen Kung r r ixtra ordinary of r erview wiia our I i-jht when he l»P p ;1 rodrome here by phine "Dorado"
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    AIR CONDITIONED COACHES
    43 13 On I'M' Trains Between K.I. \nd Penang ipure, Monday. doubtless re by travellers by Lumpur and PwTby the F M.S. Ikii No\ when an air ii be attached t> direction, r... prove very u L be extended io r.ear future.
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    MISSIONARIES IN DANGER
    51 13 t Under Sic/c Pi iping, Nov. 7. the safety of n&rtea who Taiyuanlu, i shelled at <my tely encircled by hicn seized the morning! but a ue to H rning droppie the city, de- U anwhile. miiithat fighting is uifn, but there lay's report of Is apparently
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    KEEPING CHECK
    74 13 I (ont f.l Of London ttuses London, Nov. 7. by which moveon London streets ..'ral headquarters with by the Loni record of the route will be i!er in the same eved for tube trains i contact which i m these cases, t each omnibus n the roof, the
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    REICH CHURCH
    54 13 festo To The P '>nle Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 7. leading •b ished and adto the people irded as a reply Alfred Rosenberg. < ;)rded a prizn •ment." 5 in Rosenberg'. l i Rosenberg aside Chrisplace it by thy ial Socialism, you willing r H's pronouncel*e the temples ne
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    Wcl .1 ' ?mai,Mlr en8ine crivel the Sui i'l – itiraor n .*• .• n ?' *u .e diOVe t,le train over ran Phi.to i m y Le Unking Sofia with the Mediter-FJK.to I, -V Kn.q Bor.a mflkh.e hLs apee*h on the front of the n-J«'U*ay • nglne to use the new line.
    53 13 Wcl .1 ma i ,Mlr en 8 ine crivel the Sui i'l itiraor n n *u e diOVe t,le train over ran Phi.to i m y L e Unking Sofia with the MediterFJK.to I, -V Kn.q Bor.a mflkh.e hLs apee*h on the front of the n -J«'U*ay nglne to use
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    A NEW PUPPET REGIME
    511 13 Japanese Aims In The North Shanghai. Nov. 8 AVER 40 Japanese planes raided the v whole of Chekiang Province or. Saturday. They concentrated their attack on railway stations with the object of destroying every line ot Chinese communication. According to certain political observers, it is impossible
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    NAVAL RACE
    66 13 American Programme Will Be A Record Reuter. Washington, Ncv. n INDICATIONS that the forthcoming year will see the naval building programme reach a record in peacetime proportions is given in Secretary Swanson's annual report to President Roosevelt for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1937. It urges provision
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    DAYANG VALERIE
    60 13 Wedding Postponed For A Few Weeks Reuter. London. Nov. 6. MR. Robert Gregory, the well-known all-in wrestler, dashed to Liverpool after wrestling in London yesterday night to obtain a .pccial license to many Davang Valeric Brooke, but after a chase round the cicy till the early hours, he
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    ARMISTICE BALL IN SEREMBAN
    144 13 Gala Night At Negri Dance Hall AN Armistice Gala Charity Ball in aid il of the Poppy Day Fund will be held in the Negri Sembilan Dance Hall «n Seremban on Saturday next. Nov. 13. when there will be a special extension till 2 a.m An
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    F.M.S. GIFT PLANES
    90 13 Not To Be Sent To Kota Bahru THE announcement that two squadrons of aeroplanes would be stationed at Kota Bahru, published by a local morning paper (not the Tribune:, has drawn an official denial from the Acting Colonial Secretary, who wishes us to make it publicly known
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORT
    63 13 The export of tinned pineapples from Malaya in the week ended Oct. 30 was 14,871 cases. Of these 4,378 cases went to the United Kingdom. 4,509 to the continent of Europe, 1.769 to Canada and 4,215 elsewhere. The exports for the year up to Oct. 30 were 2,241,934
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    KEDAH'S REGENT BURJED
    274 13 Two Miles Procession SALUTE OF 21 GUNS Frori Our Oic?i Reporter Penang, Saturday. the pomp of State and Royal honours, the burial took place at 10 this morning at Alor Star of His Highness Tungku Mahraud, K.8.E., C.M.G., the regent and president of the Kedah State Council,
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    DOCTORS FAIL TO RESPOND Few Volunteers For China
    175 13 Singapore. Monday. fpHAT China's appeal for medical serJ vices from Chinese doctors in Malaya has met with little response was stated by Dr. Robert K. S. Lim. son of Dr Lim Boon Keng, O.B.E., in in an interview he gave a Tribune
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    Malacca Doctor To Go
    123 13 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. A LOCAL private practitioner, Ot. George Lopez, it is understo d w j shortly be proceeding to China to do field ambulance work. Dr. Lopez, is 4he only local medical man to have applied and been selected for Relief work
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    $2,000 FINE
    208 13 Gambling: Case At Penang i iFrom Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. rriHE judgment in the Kampong Malabar JL big gambling case was delivered by Mr. T. D. Hughes, police magistrate, here to-day. Out of an original 30, only six accused were left, namely. Lim Eng Tang. Khoo Lian
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    SINGAPORE LINE WAS CROSSED NINE TIMES ARMY PILED ON 33 POINTS
    1222 14 NOT SO ONE-SIDED AS SCORE SUGGESTS (BV RERMES) IT is rarely that a state rugby match produces such very bad place kicking as did that between thr Amy and <»'« Saturday at thr S.C C when th** Army. although
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    Weights For Second Day's Races
    343 14 At Bukit Timah On Thursday WEIGHTS for the second day of the Singapore Winter race meeting, to be held on Thursday (Armistice Day) are as follows: iioitsi s-( I vss :>. Div. I. <» ll,rs- 9.0 V.'i Jock g Con Con B (J Celestial X
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    TAIPING RACES
    131 14 Two-day Skyc Meeting In December Singapore, Monday. A TWC-DAY Skyc Race Meeting, for which, entries are now will be held in laipms on Dee 17 and 18, by the 'laiping Turf Cluo. The mccung caltio lcr Horse-. Class 4 and Cia"s b a:iu Jr-oUi: CJars 2. xnUi twa
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    154 14 Results Of Saturday's Homo Matches Reuter. London Nov. 7. YES'IERDAYS principal rugby matches resulted as follows: Cheshire 14. Lancashire 16. at Birkenhead. Notts, Lines and Derby G. North Midlands 40. York.-.hire "JU, Cumberland 3. at Hitley. Bath 17. United Services 3. Bcdiord 3, Coventry 3. Bradford 0. Edinburgh
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    81 14 Under 40V Beat The Over 40's UNDER 40's beat 40 and Over in the foursomes matcn played at the Keppel Golf Club yesterday by 5 to 2^ 4 Scores (Under 40 names mentioned first. Fraser Groft 0; Ilitcham Satchell 1. Gunstone Teasdale 0: Macleod Law 1. Watson Harvey
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
    31 14 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 7. The fourteenth game in the Che.ss championship was won by Alikhine after 52 moves. Scores: Alikhine 8 1 j points Euwe 5 1 2 -Reuter.
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    K.A.F. AT HOCKEY
    26 14 The RAF. beat the Khalsa at hockey yesterday to the tune of four goals "to nil. Lee and Roberts scored two goals each.
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    Som Pong Floors Milling Four Times
    61 14 Boxing Thrills In Kuala Lumpur tFron. Our Own Keporter) Kuala Lumpur. Sunday. »T (be BukU Bintang Park to-night. Milling, at 10.2. «J three pounds to his opponent. The fudllsSreed and the referee made ll The'decision met with a mixed reception but the crowd showed
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    MARQUEZ IN COLOMBO
    103 14 Japanese Olympic /Champion Thrashed Singapore. Monday. LOCAL boxing fans will be interested to learn th£t Ventura Marquez, the flashy Mexican boxer, who is now in Ceylon with Mr. C. de Alwis. gained a dicisive points decision over Rushing Boku. the Japanese lightweight who won the lightweight championship
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    GARRISON G.C.
    77 14 The November stroke competition of the Garrison Golf Club was played at Ta tghn on Saturday and Sunday, and resulted in a win for Mr. J. K. Gale with a net score of 62. The followi:;:° were the best returns: J, K. G 80—24-62 Cap 4 St. J
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    ROBINSON CUP
    313 14 Draw And Starting r; Si| At Uukit Tima I THE following is the c:\ I iii»i times for the Si* binr.on Cup to be player. morning at Bukit Tim a! 8.25 R. H. Oake'ey aywj ley and C. G. Satterthwa Venning. 8.25 H. D. Mund. 11 c. man
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    Tilden's Tennis Troupe On Way Here? EXHIBITION MATCHES
    110 15 NEXT YEAR Three Days In Singapore (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Nov. 8. IT is understood that W. T. Tilden's troupe of professional tennis players, which includes Fred Perry, Ellsworth Vines. Henri Cochet and others, now in Cairo, will be visiting Malaya
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    FARLEIGH-RORERTSON RUGBY
    128 15 Perak Severely Trounced By Negri Seremban. Saturday. NEGRI SEMBILAN beat Perak by 34 points (5 goals. 2 tries and a penalty goal) to nil in the Farleigh-Ropertson ttcphy match played here this evening. This is the third occasion that Negri have won since the competition started in 1926.
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    1127 15 tISENAL CONTINUE THEIR DOWNWARD SLIDE I ondon, Nov. 7. v p, i\ s Kuglish and I"* matches, as t the tables re- |S .ollous: pjCUSH LEAGUE DIV. I. >lurtder>rield T. 2 2 .iK'.erland 0 Vrsenal 1 Blackpool 1 entford 4 rton 2 ft C. 1
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    CHAMPION JOCKEY
    27 15 '"lards Rid es His 200th inner I.o'idon Nov. 7 %jv f >S mrdc his 200th 'mi at. Windsor rode 177 winners. •W 259 in 1933
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    FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS.
    24 15 Thursday the llth r "fit in t iitioncd Coach wi 1 ■Mr Mail Trains fa M 1 eri Kuala Lnraptzr
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    CHAMPIONSHIP BADMINTON
    430 15 Results Of Yesterday's Matches Singapore, Sunday, AF special intirest in to-day's tics Yin the Singapore Badminton Championship tournament, played in the Haw-Par gymnasium hall was the first round match in the ladies' junior doubles between Miss F. Horii and Miss Kobata and Miss Alice Ye© and Miss Doris
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    63 15 The following hav e accepted to play rugby for Merchants vs. Etceteras on Tuesday at the S.C.C.: J. H. Forrester, G. H. Lang, J. P. Wood, W J. Hemman. A. P. Graigie, R. A. Hooper, A. Cronarty, .-1. G. Riches, J. C. Gransden, W A. Ball, S. J.
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    CLERICAL UNION BADMINTON
    62 15 Second round ties in the Clerical Union badminton tournnir. Nt resulted a* follows: Scow Thlam Kirn beat P. Balasm, 13 -13 (5—4), 15—3; Ayril Wee beat R. Ragu, 9—15, 15 I 15—«. Lee Yang Kwang beat A. Bajak, 15- 0. 14—14, (2 -1); Chm? Cheng Hock beat
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    OUR INDIAN LETTER
    249 18 Congress Leader Arrested By Mysore Government A National Anthem For All India Peasant And Labour Organisations Powers Of A Sadhu Trii andrum Air Mail. (E >) Our Ouji Correspondent) (By Air Mail) Madras, Oct. 29. THE outstanding event .a Indian politics during the current week is the
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    "Vande Mataram" Controversy
    237 18 \TO tetter argument lor the necessity. of British control u\er the administration of this country need te sought 'ho.n the nation-w.de controversy now racing in India over such a simple question as the National Anthem oi the countrj. When the first Swadeshi mo*- ment was organised in
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    Ceylon Copra Imports
    91 18 THERE has been an all-round decrease this year In the imports of Ceylon coconut products into India. In 193G during the period January to September copra Imports totalled 750.000 cwt. as compared with 550 000 cwt. this year. Oil Imported during the same period in 1936 was
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    Marvellous Powers
    291 18 PANDIT Charan Das, an Indian Sadhu. who bends iron bars with his eyes and can see things blind-foided, is shortly proceeding to England to exhibit his marvellous powers there. Pandit Chcran Das blindfolds his eyes, not with a handkerchief, but with kneaded flour, and he finds no difficulty
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    Congress Not Mahatma
    105 18 QUESTIONED as to whether India will be able to win Poorna Swaraj under Mahatma Gandhi's leadership, Mr. Prakash Narain, the Bengal Congress Socialist Leader observed:—"If the Congress to-day means Mr. Gandhi, tomorrow it mav mean something else. We do not believe that at the stage which we
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    Bombay-Trivandrum Air Mail
    54 18 THE Bombay-Trivandrum Air Mail ser- vice was resumed this week. The plane used Ls a "Vico" engined plane, having more accommodation and capable of greater speed than the plane used j jormerly. The pilot said that the journey was done in six hours, two hours less than
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    Japan Not Worried By Boycott
    62 18 JN a press interview the Japanese consul at Bombay observed:—"Japan no V ook with a »y seriousness on he threatened boycott of Japanese o oods She 18 fully awari that cwino iLuJrX tJSm P capacity of -nno lnd,a cannot maintain or pro ong a boycott
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    MARKET LIST
    364 18 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore \v MEAT Beet steak, kati. Beef stew or curry, kati Fillet steak lb. ?vfutton Australian per lb Mutton. Indian per ib. Mutton. Malacca per ib Pork, lean, kati Fork, lean and fat (Ist POULTRY Capons (locally reared? Ducks, each Fowls, kaU Hens 'locally
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    DUCHESS AT CHILDREN'S REST HOME
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