Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1937

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    44 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newst>at>w y iy ws Papei. i, m-- Guaranteed Largest Sales XVI.- No. 263. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1937 *IVK CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. Nov. 15, 1937, The Malaya Tribune gjj PAGES- SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1937 -___^1
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      177 1 WITH YOI'RM BREAKFAST j I fIJ-LJE SOLE AGfNT^^^ —^^L JmN^ai^^^p|P^P^PJ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ For PUASA SEASON ROSE BRAND SYRUP Finest Quality CREAM and VARIOUS Kinds oa SYRUP. Largest Kale Throughout MALAYA Duty Free for JOHORE F.M.S. 5% Duty for U.F.M.S. Manufactured by: T. G. Xl AT CO., Singapore. 766, North Bridge Road. l
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      224 1 -Read 77ie TRIBIT-NE 4 The Original PBIMIJS iw a Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior /^^^^^^y^jfirr^fc, workmanship and materials used in their "^raJß^ construction assures a
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    SHIPPING NEWS A NOTES SAFETY FEATURES IN NEW U.S. LINER
    356 2 Commission's Comparison Of Building Costs DEFORE deciding on the amount of the subsidy towards the construction of the new trans-Atlantic liner for the United States Lines the Maritime Commission compared national building costs with those in Great Britain, Germany. France
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    MARKING OF SHIPS
    240 2 Need For Device Easily Seen From Air There i no satisfactory and univer sal mean-, of vertical recognition: spreading flags on the deck of a ship that finds itself in the neighbourhood oi a bombing aeroplane is nothing more than a hasty expedient, and painting the tops
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      458 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (liMOtporatei in England). 'I f P. &O.S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWAHDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937 1 SOUDAN 6,500 Nov. 19 RANPURA 17.U0U Nov. 19 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Dec. 3 CORFU 15,000 Dec. 17 i 1 BORDWAN I 6,070 Dec 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 1938 CARTILAGE 15,000
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      118 2 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England?. Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Anioy Chefo. Tientsin, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. KUTSANG Nov. 16 Nov
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      482 2 I M. B. K. j I KOKUSAI LINE S (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan). j For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). S Due Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore via New Yorl ni s KATSURAGI MARU Dec. 4 Dec. 7 Dec. 9 Keelung Jan. 2) i m
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      295 2 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE I DECEMBER 11TH TO 31ST, 1937. TO Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh by the LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHII "BORINGIA" (12,500 tons displacement ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PR I VAIL BATH ENJOY 20 DAYS VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING j SIAM and INDO-C HINA. j ROI'NDTRIP FARE $Mo.—
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      368 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDE( The undernoted arc the intended fixtures:— j OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG SH NORTH CHINA and JAP Dim bus. "TRAVE" omits Manila and Japan HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG fl B v v Sails pi I m.s. "HAVEL" also calls Mseilles, Casablai 5 ms. SAALE also call seilles i
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    £1,000,000 SEARCH
    185 3 For Lost Russian Fliers In The Arctic New York. ABOUT £1.000.000 will have been spent A searching for the missing Russian filers in the Arctic if they arc not found by next June, it Is estimated here. Something like E200.000 has already been incurred in the hunt, it
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    ART SALE
    152 3 High Bidding For English Aquatints Berlin. High once, were obtained at an auction sale here of works of art from the collection ol Mrs Emma Budge, oi Hamburg The sale was attended by British, French and Dutch buyers. A nicture by Charles van Loo, "A Court Hunt." fetched
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    TELEVISION FOR NEW YORK
    88 3 New York Tt ntative plans for a non-commer-cial profrramme of television broad caste to begin in the near future have beep, announced here by the president Dl the Columbia Broadcasting System of America. Mr William S Paley. Mr. Paley made the announcement shortly after his return
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    ELK COLLIDES WITH CAR
    88 3 Hessinki, Finland A motorc ir was badly damaged when v came Into collision with an elk along the main road between Lohja and Nummi, Central Findland. The elk was apparently unhurt The car was travelling at high, speed when an elk ran out of a forest
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    YUGOSLAVIA'S LUCKY MOTORISTS
    351 3 J.uxurv Car Tax Abolished IVlrol Cheaper Belgrade. IliGTORISTS and civil servants will benefit substantially by a series of new economic measures which have iust bo en introduced by the Yugoslav Government With a view to increasing the number of motor-cars in the country, which to now one
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    BRITISH PREFERRED
    160 3 F>ower Gorman Tender Turned Down Buiawayo, Soatbern Rhodesia. Buiawayo town eounciJ ha i again be n called upon to decide whether to buj British in preference to cheaper foreign uood.;. and has decided once more in favour of Imperial preference. Some months ago the council agreed tc purchase
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      420 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I Itl.lC NOTICES. tn --?re Municipality TENDERS. w invited tor the or service. For Muj icipal Tender Room. Date of Closing ,1 two old rail- and the I dumping m t. n e old .bar.kment Valley Road. Inesday, Nov. 17. i«j37. C. H. GOLDIE. iMunlcipal Secretary. IMPROVEMENT i
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      595 3 PUBLIC NOTICES *V THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Re w 8. BEE CO. «nsohdat 'U Bankruptcies Nos. 59 &bO of 1937. MORTGAGEE S SALE OF FREEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At th? saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Kemg Co.. Ltd.. No. 10, Chulia Street, Singapore. ON WEDNESDAY. ITTII NOVEMBER, 19T7. AT 2.30
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      588 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. The general public are advised thrt demonstrations on Electric Cooßiim will not b? given at the "Magnet Home of Comfort" Battery Road, on Wedne day 17th and Saturday. 2uth Nov. Dcmonstra Hons will be resumed on -Wednesday, 24 th November. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited for
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      363 3 POSITIONS VACANT wanted- Ati experienced man to keep account books as well as correspond BJ d typewrite. Apply No. 67, The Arcade. HOUSES TO LET. rw\fj LET—Bungalow, newly built, 2 -l bedrooms, Electric, Water No 153-o Charlton Road, Upper Serangoon. Apply Io3A. Charlton Road. HO LET-N->. is, Robinson Road. Spacious,
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      62 3 1011 3 CENTS A WORD I YOU MAY PLACE YOUR MESSAGE BEFORE THOUSANDS OF INTERESTED PEOPLE. Ordinary Classifications 1 cents per word, per insertion. Public and Official Notices. $1.50 per col. inch, per insertion. use this coupon The Malaya Tribune, Advertising Dept. Anson Road, Singapore Please insert the following advertisement
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    359 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Nov. 13. Previous To-day Change Tone Firmest Steady Spot Buyerfl. 7 5 16 7' 4 1116 Sellers. 7 516 -1!13 (2nd Forward) Dec. Buyers. 7^ a 75 lb lif Sellers. 7 7 16 7 X 11 (3rd Forward) Jan.l Mar. Buyers. 7 7116 7
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    THE SENGAT RUBBER ESTATE
    1778 4 SIR GEORGE MAXWELL'S REVIEW JHE twenty-seventh annual general meeting of The Sengat Rubber Estate, Limited, was held at 24. Rood Lane. London, E.G. Sir George Maxwell. K.B.E. CMC, the chairman, who presided said: ASSESSMENT REDUCED Gentlemen-our assessment tsoOm he international scheme, which had nee 1 P
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      613 4 j Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) a 4L C APITAL n??r ,sed Issued and Paid Up .510,000,000.00. J MtAW OWICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. S \fi«o«,i„ TELEPHONES t SS*?TL D4reetor 3172 Secretary 4!>44 1 General Manager 3513 Accountant MM Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." J LONDON
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    567 5 Ms By Eraser And Cu. Nov. 15. 10 a.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 43 4 9 28 30 45 50 -norn 27 6 29 -cd 0 85 0.90 23 24 6 158. 1.63'•> 28 29 20 6 22--I*4o 045 1.12 1.16 26 28 8- 9
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    LIVED 220 MILLION YEARS AGO
    178 5 Scientists Reconstruct Ancient Lizard Cambridge. Massachusetts. SCIENTISTS at Harvard University working with fossil bones have completed the reconstruction of one of th? strangest of the ancient inhabitants of the'world. Their achievement is a reproduction of the so-called "ship lizard" which lived in Texas 225.000.000 years
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    515 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Sunday. U7E are indebted to Messrs. S. E. 1.. Levy and Co Sin &apore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co.. New York, report to us by cable as follows: STOCKS To-days market was
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    188 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Nov 15, 10 a.m Total fo: Comoanv Dividend Books Close financla H Date Ex Div. yea Payable Date to date TIN To Aver HUam 20. Int. Nov. 10 m Dee. 3 Nov. 15 50', jelebu Final Nov. 19 Nov. 25 Nov. 20 11X
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    181 5 UNICIPAL 3% 1935 red. 1975-1985 $4,000,000 13 54G0.000 Int. Int. Apr. 1. Oct. 1.. 100 ci. 30 102 104 norn 2% 1937 red. 1962 $2,700,000 Int. May 15. Nov. 15 99| 2 101 CJ. $1,600,000 Int PENANG MUNICIPAL: 108 110 norn 5% 1926 red. 1955-66 $4,000,000 Int.
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    TODAY'S MARKET POSITION
    307 5 Report By Fraser And Company W Trru T Singapore. Nov. 15. ITH London closed on Saturday there is very little news to report this morning and all markets opened very quietly. TIN fell 4 of a cent in New Yor'; while the local market here declined by
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    TIN
    16 5 Singapore, Now 15. The price of tin it noon in Singapore to-day was:— $98 (down
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 2&y 4 (down Sellers 23| a (down i)
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    327 5 Singapore. Monday. MINING Buyers. Sellers. Ampat 441., 49 t yet Hitam 28 29 -cd angrin Tin 23 24 6 Latu Selangor 1.60 1.65 nderiang 20 21 Tin 0.40 0.45 Hongkong Tin 26 28 »2 Fatt 1.12 120 ins Hydraulic 8 6 9 6 T »h
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    RUBBER REPORT
    171 5 Guthrie And Co.'s Weekly Review (MESSRS. Guthrie and Co. Ltd in E l !n eir weekl y rubber report dated Nov. 12. .state: ai There ha.s b:en a welc/me improvement m markets generally and robber has shared in the rise which has later! Place. A more optimistic outlook
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    35 5 Singapore, Saturday. giving tne following prices: Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Antamok 050 c s s Benguet Consolidated 9.90 unquoted Consolidated Mines 0.016 unquoted o f 4 g-g Paracale g'ls 054
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    91 5 Floating Credit Still Exceeds Demands Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 14. Although the demand for funds for otock exchange purposes showed an expansion, floating credit continued to exceed requirements and often borrowers obtained loans from non-clearing institutions at half per cent while accommodation into the New Year was arranged
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    106 5 British Official Wireless London, Nov. 13. Paris 147 15 16 New York 4.98 11 16 Montreal 4.98 7 16 Brussels Geneva 21.62 Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 9.01' Milan 943, 4 Berlin 12.36«.. Stockholm 19.40 Copenhagen 21.40 Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26 1 2 Prague 141 7 3 Madrid 141 7
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    WALKER CUP GOLF
    37 5 Subject to agreement between St Andrews Town Council and the R. and A. Club regarding gate-money, the match between Britain and America will be played over the Old Course at St. Andrews next spring.
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      144 5 5- co. Shanghai, Hongkong. Manila, Singapore. j A»t>etfme»< Ba^er s and Braferj in securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHANGE] IXC! OF YY NEW YORK COFFEE ft SUGAR F\(iuvrr CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE 9£? ADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANPl? 2?2S K P?S
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    AMUSEMENTS
    177 6 ALHAMBRA— "New Faces Of 1937"---o. 15 and 9.15 n.m. CAPITOL.—John King an I Barbara Read in "The Road Back" (In Aid ol China Red Cross Fund) 9.1 a p m PAVILION -"Dishonour Bright"'fl IS and 9 15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.— "Bansari Baia" (Hindustani) 6.15 and 9.15 n m THEATRE ROYAL.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    124 6 Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Java raid Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow jl!Z?*P' Amsterdam* and London i: Netherlands, closing 7nm to-morrow. H Penang Siam. Burma. India. Iraq Palestine Egypt. E. and S. Airica, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria Gold
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    194 6 Mails expected Horn Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service> to-day i leUveries of boxholdcrs letters only 7 30 pm. to-day and general delivery of letter* 5.23 a.m. to-morrow. M.V!s expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air 'Qantas, tojncrrow. Deliveries of boxholdcrs' letters on y 230
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    UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
    259 6 Mr. O. Pirow On Its Aim Potchefstroom «Transvaal). APENING the fifth annual congress cf the Afrikaanse Nasionale Studentebond -National Union of Afrikaans Students) here Mr. O. Pirow. Minister of Railwavs and Harbours and Defence. said:— "What is our democratic government of to-day? Democracy aims at the
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    83 6 Singapore. Nov. 15 pSSTtfigt? the Wh or erMain Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Kashima Maru 18: Cen.taur ,6 P ?L-k oK n p re pock (Entrance Gate 2i Bttrermaple 30; city of Lwm i Eumaens 34: Silver,™ S^Ka^ KtaSfS D Ck ,Entranc<; °<* «> J?*— Oat, West Wharf .Entrance
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    TAX RELIEF
    40 6 Renewed Demand In America Reuter. TUn Washington. Nov 13 tax U relie 1 before tSS? 8 by Roosevelt's rnomL II P President special sefsinn A mmc fo whic h a Infleuntial HVl^Ruii ll^^. 0 th? Reuter. Kules Committee.—
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    41 6 K. Chatterton from n; t Mr and Mr Johnsto„ e ,rom Brisbane M& ¥*LJ Sfrom Brisbane. Mrs SM^fe VH-USF o¥ Nov £f ft "Melbourne" for Brisbane Mr W 7 p- E F ban,. Mr. G. BnuUof Batiwa ,0r
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    165 6 Silvermaple. British, 3094 tons, from Calcutta Nov. 14. to Los Angeles Nov. 18. Klang. British, 732 tons, from Penang Nov. 13, to P. Swettenham Nov. 15. Kudat, British, 1021 tons, from Bangkok Nov. 13. to Bangkok Nov. 17. Ngow Hock, Norwegian, 709 tons, frort Bangkok Nov. 14, to
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    SOLDIERS' THEATRE IN VALENCIA
    60 6 Valencia. A special theatre for soldiers has been inaugurated here. On the opening evening, soldiers and others appeared in comic turns, recita- tions. musical performances, and vocal i i.umbers. At the end of the programme a din- net was given at which Colonel Ortega ihe defender
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    "Seized" Vessel Was Held Up By Cole
    54 6 "Seized" Vessel Was Held Up B y Cole Reuter. Htagkon, v THE Kaying *as ru>( Japanese but I, forced to turn back t« J China coast for shell,. A brief message was original!, causing the a Uie W and wild uat< i ,m 'N,. seizure and a i r: 1
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    WHATS ON?
    61 6 Public Functions Sports Fixtures I TO DAY NOV 15 Eealin": of Retreat b\ r InniskilliRo Fl V. [j p.m. Ga; -2. li I Hockey: S.C.C. "A" uc see. a' -c: I v. Malays. S.R.C scpY S" I I. Seletar; YMn"i v r R -U I College. College Office.
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      217 6 MALAYA'S PftEMlEft HOT.gl. j TO-MGHT j j COCKTAIL DANCE to s.:JO p.m. j DINNER and DANCE (informal) 9M to midnight, j J NEW CABARET ATTRACTION. j MINI fie BONNE j One of the World's Greatest Dancers who has appeared at the mosl j exclusive club, in New York. also London
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      125 6 WISE saving! the economy™.. the Economy T.n lh« g. or quality or m l«s for the the urge (•«.> 01-4 ie „,„„e.n formula: is const.pat.on. Qu ,ckly and gently .-0« U *e,. nelp> fi QUALITY AND QUANTITY I UNCHANGED ANDREWS THE SALINE WITHJHE LARGEST SALE I Don'f suffer y I
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      128 6 POSTAL liVTELLIGEIVCE I 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DA lE AND TIM* Pontianak Pangkor Nov. 2 p.m. Sarawak (generally) Bintulu Sarikei I and Sibn Circe 15 4 pm Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. Kashima Maru 15 7 p.m C hina generally > Shanghai x Hoihow Kashima
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      170 8 LAST NIGHT 6-15-9-15 jAN EXCELLENT PICTURE" Tt IS GRAND COMEDY" S Free Press -Straits Times. J ("DISHONOUR BRIGHT" I I THE FUNNIEST OF BEN TRA VERS' POPULAR LAUGH SHOWS j PAVILION, LTD, RELEASE. I j TOM WALLS j j DIANA CHURCHILL j Ii ACCLAIM THIS MI'SIC \L OMEDY SEASON ENDS
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      408 8 j Sudden flares in night pTt TO-NIGI I HH A murderous ,iail of o,sP AA IN A,D OF CHINA j IWR sfeel Mud! fannon JL 15 PM RED CROSS FUND Ia wu Drabness! Then j BIIIhwBBBBHIM Life quickened with reaching '^f^ j presents ERICH MARIA REMARQUE'S famous sequel to j
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      15 8 CAMERA SHOW ySK/ NEXT WEDNESDAY FT THE 6.15 SHOW ON Wfik AID OF POPPY DAY
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      317 9 DOO YEAR-OLD CRAB IBy Air Mail* London, Oct. 29. vation work on the Highextension workmen unlised crab believed to be 50 000.000 years old. t aled in the annual i ransport The crab at a depth of approxiin the London clay ol period, the earliest of the ol ilie Tcrticry
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      68 9 a j OPENING AT THE T j ALHAMBRA j j ill J Produced HUH i Cm f Hold Ifl i no I*olo rHf w liflM l l' l l i I MI S m i v i ;<JH y 4. Refreshing and cool- J ing. Freckles, pimples. g and blackheads
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      633 9 V WATCH FOR OUR GALA PERFORMANCE !2!!HS! NG NEW! SOMETHING GRAND! SOMETHING SPECIAI SOMETHING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM WHAJL ioilr HAVi: SEEN T A GRAND VARIETY CONCFRT. t i IN AID OF THE CHINA RELIEF FUND. Organised by J I THE GOLDEN BELL MINSTRELS 1 Under the distinguished patronage of the
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      450 9 T 4ff 1 Sight «0 1 fROM 9-30 UNTIL 12. 1^ NON-STOP DANCf L NEVv' HOSTESSES i IROM HQNG KQnC t HAPPY CABARET 1 j TO-NIGHT j j. Night Dance irom 9 p.m. to Midnight. Admission 50 cts. I Tea Dance every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday Sunday. Admission Free. !i COMMENCING
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    153 10 ANG Madam Ang Chit Yan passe.I awaj peacefully at her residence Gulega Bedoh Estate. No. 655-17 Pada'. g Tei bakar. Bedoh, at 10 15 p m on Friday. 12th November, 1937. at th age of 65. leaving behind her beloved husband. Mr. Koh S k Lim. 14
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    MARRIAGE.
    48 10 M ?£l a e celebrated on 14th Kov '93/. at No. 51. Jalan Meld-um Johore Bahru. between Mr P Ve"«? samvSeryai Mrdorp. F.M.S JlWs q J^ rs M Palan Servai with Mir panapackiyam. daughter o f Mr s Mandrre. M S p]- -> r £ggj*g* Hindu rrijoinn, rite
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    725 10 I .Monday saw the publicati »n of the report of the MacGregor Committer] appointed to go into th- question of the temporary allowances. Tliat the Committee Sad a diflkruii ta?k, from the point Of view ihat it had an enormous amount of evidence to sift, cannol be denied,
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    KING LEOPOLD
    60 10 I} uc In London On Tuesday K IN Leopold ot Beigian Government will fcfS&l: Tho by the Foreign lu/.Vi P? 1 presented companfed Spaak. AcLephait. M from ostend to Dover ross •steamer Prince aUvmm ™,i i n the new specially engaaedto?' t£ hlrh Is win c^^ooSSe;^ Da «£s
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    SIR MALCOLM WATSON
    19 10 To Address Rotary Club On nedncsday Sir Malcolm Watson ti authority director if mal *ria missals;
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    IN PRAISE OF THE MALAY
    907 10 A PHILOSOPHER AM) GENTLEMAN THE following: article by Mr. R. H. Wright is reproduced r Crown Colonist. roln IMAGINE a shortish, stockily-built and hea vily-musclsd man garbed in white baju and gaily patterned sarong", his sleek dark hair surmounted by a red or black Mahommedan
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    Topics Of The Day
    275 10  -  By "Looker On" 'T £RE has nCntt a man.- w read, who could truthfully say 1 oas loved only cne woman." With possible exception of Adam. A Then tfcerc was th e cat which wv run ever by an eight-wheel ion-; a d reaped with a
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      186 10 j TOOTALS" J TIES AND HANDKERCHIEFS I l PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS I HEMSTITCHED BORDERS, j flNiy PIAIN WHITE. j \k V< WHITE CENTRE WITH |'V RAM I SMART COLOURED BORDERS PRICE $3.7.1 ')<)/ ——~A IOOiAI i'ROIMK J s i "TOOTAL" STANDARD TIES IX a NEW SELECTION OF STRIPES, ETC j PRICE
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    WAITING UPON AMERICA
    693 11 MUST LEAD Brussels Powers More Firm Reuter. London, Nov. 14. WHAT the Brussels conference can ys the London Sunday depends on the United Where she leads Britain ro-operate. What the States ads on public opinion. is to obtain a subservient will reserve for her its trees and
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    JAPANESE PRESSING ON TOWARDS NANKING Capital Expected To Fall Before Christmas
    197 11 RENEWED TENSION IN SETTLEMENT MATSUI WANTS "EQUALITY" YANGTSE BOOM TO BE OPENED FOR WARSHIPS JAPAN is pushing on her advance westward of Shanghai and it is now apparent that Nanking is her objective. It is felt among foreign observers
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    CRITICAL DAYS AHEAD
    765 11 Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 15. THE Japanese are continuing to advance rapidly in hot pursuit of the withdrawing Chinese The Japanese centre is now pressing on to Quinsan. from whence the Chinese forces are stated to be retiring on to Soochow. Meanwhile. Japanese troops who landed at Paimokou
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    AN ANGLO-DUTCH PACT ?
    198 11 AN ANGLO-DUTCH PACT London Speculation DEFENCE OF N.E.I. MALAYA Reuter London, Nov. 14 THE Sunday Times diplomatic correspondent understands that, since the outbreak of hostilities in China, certain arrangements for co-operation in the defence of Eastern possessions has been reached between Britain and Holland These arrangements are believed to be
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    NEW CONSTITUTION IN BRAZIL
    91 11 Pan-American Rather Than Fascist Reuter. Rio dc Janeiro. Nov. 14. OUR constitution is not Fascist, it is Brazilian; Brazil Is not interested in th e anti-Con:intern pact, her attention is concentrated on pan-American policy, said President Vargas at a meeting with foreign correspondents. Vargas added that
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    CHINA CURRENCY
    35 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Nov. 15. In order to maintain <he stability of the currency and to facilitate foreign exchange in Shanghai, for Government banks are operating as usual.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    British Vessel Held Up Off Hongkong
    76 11 Reuter. Hongkong. Nov. 13. TT is officially disclosed that the SS. Taihina not the Kaying, was held up on Saturday by Japanese. The vessel was bound fo; Hongkong from Wuchow and was briefly questioned on stopping. C llfu&RMl arose from the fact that simultaneous
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    22 11 Reuter. Amsterdam. Nov. 14 After 65 moves the score in the Chess Championship now is Alekhine 9-12 points, Euwe 6-1 2 —Reuter.
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    SETTLEMENT IN EUROPE?
    443 11 TRIPLE TALKS Hitler Denounces Speculation Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 14. rOKTiitOMINli "peace lalks, in three European capitals"—the visits of Lord Halifax t« Berlin, the King of the Belgians to London and reports that Count Ciano will have further discussions with Lord Perth —are interpreted here as likely to
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE TO HAVE FULL-TIME HEAD GRADUATES AT DINNER
    1322 12 H.E.'S SPEECH Important Changes Announced Singapore. Sunday. THAT it dad been decided that Raffles College should have a full time principal from the beginning of next year was the announcement made by His Excellency the Governor Sir Shenton Thomas, when he
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    SIR MALCOLM AT MALACCA
    156 12 Greatly Impressed By The Hospital I (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. lIIGH satisfaction at what is being done in Malacca and other parts of Malaya to prevent malaria was expressed by Sir Malcolm Watson, when he inspected anti-malarial work in this territory. Sir Malcolm visited
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    NO FUNDS
    82 12 China Ambulance Unit Delayed In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. The Chinese Ambulance unit, formed r.nder the auspices of the Seng Cheong Society, will not, I understand. b e able to proceed to China for the reason there are no funds available with the Bene Cheong
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    CHINESE COMMUNIQUE
    222 12 Recapture Of Towns On Railway An official Chinese communique, dated Shanghai, Nov. 14, states: Chinese forces recaptured, in a coun-ter-offensive yesterday, Fengchin, Pinghu and Chuenkungtin. which are three important strongholds along the Shang-hai-Hangchow Railway. The Chinese second line of defence in the vicinity of Shanghai runs from Kwangfu
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    BOY ACTORS
    190 12 "Julius Caesar" At St. Andrew s School Three private performances of Shakespeare's -Julius caesar" are being given by the senior boys of St Am£w£ School this week' At 9pm to-day there is a performance for the Governors o the School and their frteni. lAt 715 to-morrow 250 boys
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    FRENCH RAIL CREDIT
    66 12 Repayment Promised Next Month Reuter. Paris, Nov. H. milli n eranted r?^L t0 u the F nch railways will, as arrAX re S aid full fc etween Dec. and 26. M. Bonnet announced, due to sUuauSi oVem£ nt in the FrCnch ™»etary A decision was not exoected
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    "BLACK AND WHITE" BALL
    218 12 Successful Function At Happy World FE Happy World cabaret was crowded to capacity on Saturday night, when a "Black and White Ball,' arranged by Messrs. Henry Waugh and Co., Ltd., who are the local agents for Black and White cigarettes, was held. Many people attended in
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    BISHOP OF MACAO
    95 12 Entertained By Catholic Action Singapore, Saturday. Bishop D. Jose da Casta Nunes, Bishop of Macao, who arrived in Singapore today after spending a Holiday in Australia, was entertained to a tea and musical evening by the Catholic Action of the Church of St. Joseph at the S.V.C.
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    RAID ON AMOY
    52 12 Eight Bombs Dropped But Damage Slight Amoy, Nov. 15. It is reported that Japanese planes raided Amoy on Saturday afternoon. Eight bombs were dropped, but the damage caused was slight. The merchants in Swatow have taken an oath to resist Japanese aggresssion to the bitter end.—Sin Chew
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    FELL WHILE WORKING
    35 12 Singapore. Sunday. A Chinese workman received t mm five iLi IZ? heigh of about twenty- at the Ha P>»' He was conveyed to the Tan Tn< k Hospital in an unconscious Ton-
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE BOOMING
    167 12 Another Substantial Increase British Official Wireless. I XT London. Nov 13 y* ew of the confidence expressed by the Prime Minister in last nieht's iff?. Edinburgh that there was no sign of a setback in the immediate future or tor some considerable time to come for trade
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    CHINESE ADMIRAL'S VISIT
    23 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Admiral Sha alsoVn the Chlncse Nayy retl wL s has 0 feTZ S*? cA^ for Singap^re^
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    11 12 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Nov 14 g-gn. the "«M&Jg- S~
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    LATEST CHINESE CABLES
    308 12 Shipping In Vanrt* Seized Manghaj Nov a /CHINESE forces are vi 'ng Japanese unit Tzensien and along t! kow Railway, destroyii at Changho and P ofl Japanese retreat It is reported that ha by the Chinese force The Chinese pc Tientsin-Pukow Railwa. despite repeated Jap The main
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    Another New Building For Singapore
    110 13 offices and I FLATS A N INNOVATION Netherlands Trading Society Plan Singapore, Monday. nl p been completed for a huilding for the Trading Society, ig will be of modern l! have three storeys. odaces an innovation tiding construction, as tiMilt at the topmost c use
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    POPPIES MADE IN GERMANY
    91 13 ure By British Shipowner Ur Mail London, Nov. 3. !1 buy on Nov. 11— the handiwork tish ex-soldiers—may Germany. a Grimsby Traw.'er that on Friday artificial flowers," by from Germany. cne was accin—and was found s Poppies. These Birmingham. iat such a thing is Sir lan
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    FOR CHINA
    149 13 Ambulance fund the first list of contrifund organised by lian Association of an ambulance for payments made to rid the total received secretary writes:— that Indians ill respond generously so that our next substantia] figure. I that there should >lied in the matter of ent contributed to ibsolutely
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    Harbour improvements
    37 13 Sum To Be Spent M Honolulu Reuter. Honolulu. Nov. 13. Lan is revealed to-day on harbour improveT sland channel and Wake Island, and Frey. of the ion of Engineering, d a 16-davs survey fecta —Reuter.
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    SOUTH INDIAN MUSICIANS
    28 13 I Singapore. Monday Sou'h Ind*an musivo°r Kesava Bhagava-r'-f >vindan Ashan and Singapore during the 9 will open a season in >re making a tour of
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    LABOUR CHIEF FOR MALAYA
    61 13 Study Of Eastern Conditions (From Our Own Correspondent) ißy Air Mail» London. Nov. 3. MR. Harold Butler, Director of the International Labour Office left Geneva this week for a three-months' official tour of the East. He has been invited by several Governments to study social and
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    SOVIET SCIENTISTS
    201 13 Bird Song At The North Pole Moscow. THE Soviet polar scientific expedition have been amazed to find animal and bird life in the Arctic Ocean, according to the latest report from I. Papanin. leader of the expedition. "Depending on the authority of Nansen." he writes from "North Pole"
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    CHANGES INTRODUCED
    130 13 Making Lisbon A Pleasanter Place Lisbon. Important improvements have been Introduced by the new Civil Governor of Lisbon. Lieut-Colonel Lobo da Costa, with a view to making the city a pleasanter place for both residents and visitors. Among the changes he has introduced are: 1. No cars may
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    NOT A "RACKET"
    123 13 Stars Reply To Mary Pickford About Ho'lywood Hollywood. Hollywood has expressed interest in a recent reference to it by Miss Mary Pickford as a "racket." Miss Pickford advised youngsters at Jndianspolis, Indiana, to stay away from films. Mr Warner Baxter, agreed with Mis% Pickford -to some extent
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    CRISIS IN COTTON INDUSTRY
    130 13 Bumper Crop, Lower Demand Reuter. Washington, Nov. 15. i* WORLD cotton problem of great n magnitude is upon us, declares Mr. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture. In the annual cotton report. He urges immediate remedies to stimulate foreign consumption of a tumper crop, including a crop adjustment
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    MINING IN RHODESIA
    89 13 Mineral Production Tops £1,000,000 Buiawayo. The mineral production of Northern Rhodesia is once more above £1.000,000 mark. During August, according to official figures, the production was £1.200.584 compared with £991.809 in the previous month and U477.662 in August last year. The total value of the yeor's output
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    NEW BIBLE FOR THE BLIND
    103 13 (By Air Mail) London. Nov. 2. Within the next few weeks, the National Institute for the Blind will begin Brailling a hill set of marginal renderings and notes to accompany its Braille edition of the Bible (Revised Version). This will be ihe first annotated Bible
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    STRAY DOGS AND CATS
    63 13 Istanbul. According to statistics published by the Municipality herr. 6.307 -tray cats and 2.670 stray dogs have oca e>:terminated during July. August and September. it is claimed that stray dogs and cats carry germ£ of typhoid fever of which there have been a great many cases
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    POULTRY & PIGEON CLUB
    32 13 POULTRY PIGEON CLUB A general meeting of the Singapore Poultry and Pigeon Club will be held at the residence of Mr. M. G. Ebcr. 9. Upper Wilkie Road at 6 p.m. to-day.
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    MORE TROUBLE IN PALESTINE
    82 13 Six Dead, 25 Hurt, In Clashes i Reuter. Jerusalem, Nov. 14. CDC are dead and 25 injured as the rei a Series of clashes between /iraos and Jews. r _Zj£™ o !t «e*>l» was b in omnibus. s u -<v«!'ding to Arab sources. In "•s mfur!,?
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    EMPIRE AIR MAIL
    279 13 Canada's Participation Planned CANADA'S participation in the' Empire S to enjoy reduced rates to b^ P l m iirSS tl "i c S SerVed fr m Londo Uvel/Xned^er? 78 hM been tenta nouncement by the lal of Canada, Mr. John C. Elliott. The service will be introduced
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    ENTOMBED IN WELL
    141 13 Son Rescued. But Hopes For Father Abandoned Bordeaux. After eight hours' efforts by firemen, all hopes of rescuing a 62-year-o!d landowner who, with his son, was entombed in a caved-in well, have been abandoned. M. Justin Calvignac. living at St.-Jean. a village in the Tarn Department, was
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    MONTAGUE UNMASKED
    76 13 Shovel-Rako Golfer No Wizard Reuter. New York, Nov. 15. The first public match of John Montague, the shovel-rake golfer, ended in a fiasco, 10,000 spectators swarming over the course. The four ball match in which Montague was partnered by Mrs. Annenberg against Babe Ruth and Babe Didrikson was
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    DEATH OF MRS. CARY MANASSEH
    56 13 Singapore, Monday. We regret to record that the death of Mrs. Cary Manasseh, wife of Mr. Aaron Manasseh and eldest daughter of Mr. Rahamin Penhas, took place suddenly yesterday. A large gathering of friends of the Jewish and other communities was present at the funeral.
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    EUROPEAN HURT
    42 13 Singapore, Sunday. A European, Mr. P. H. Pat Clarke was admitted to the General Hospital late last night suffering from injuries which were said to have been sustained in a fight with several other Europeans in a local amusement centre.
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    Som Pong Pounds His Way To Victory Over George Levchenk MILLING DEPUTISES FOR HASSAN
    819 14 AND TAKES DECISION AGAINST YOUNG TEDDY (By -Referee") Sing. i)ore, Monday. /JEO. LEVCHENKO confirmed the good impic ion he made against Fernandez when he met Som Pon% at the New World last night. He th«» decision,
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    Results At A Glance
    39 14 Nai Som Pong beat Geo. Levchenko on points, 10 rounds. Rush Milling beat Young Teddy on points, 10 rounds. Batt. Rio be-1. Harold Windsor t.k.0., sixth reu*>d. Pablo Nerva beat Joe Summers, t.k.0., third round.
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    SINGAPORE G.C.
    261 14 Bi-Monthly Mixed At Bukit Timah rpHE first Singapore G.C. bi-monthly -I mixed foursomes competition for November was played at Bukit Timah yesterday afternoon and resulted in a tie between Mrs. R. w Con-en ana J. A. Chippindalc and Miss S Lucas and S R. Urquhart. In accordance with
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    155 14 High School Trounces The Anglo-Chinese 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. THE Malacca High School hockey team beat the ACS. by 6—o in a game played here to-day.Osman Omar. the High School centre forward, assist- i nr i u„ tl rt 0 i nnpn ran through the A.C.S.
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    S.G.C. Robinson Cup Golf At Bukit Timah
    265 14 Won By G. Brown J. Mark ham rE Singapore G.C. Golf competition lor lho Sir Arnold Robinson Cap was played at Bukit Timah yesterday morning and resulted in a win for E. Q Brown and J Markham with a net score of 71
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    GARRISON GOLF
    86 14 R.A.V. Todd Wins The Duke's Bowl I THE Duke's Bowl competition was piav- K Gd ov er 36 holes at the Garrison' Golf resulted a M° Sunday resulted n a win for R. a. V. Todd with a net score ot 128. Un wJs*J 0 cards were returned
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    KEPPEL NOVEMBER MEDAL
    53 14 BALL SWEEPS w4n U J ay p n i n o e: DlvkI l rmft'9 Devitt 2 down; H N Croft 2 down; G. Pritchett 2 down E Ffonl n n ie: DiVldrd J square Pritcn <*t ai Sunday: First nine: c. W 2 down; second nine:
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    HOLE IN ONE
    22 14 hi£ JST out m one at the Attn ho.c <160 yards) at Bukit Timah old course, on Saturday CiQ
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    SMALL UNITS HOCKEY
    16 14 In the Small Units hockey Tannin area final at Tanglin on Saturday »s»
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    STATE HOCKEY
    269 14 Selangor Humbled By Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Nov. 13. FAST and thrilling hockey was witnessed to-day when Malacca met Selangor, and defeated them by one goal to nil. Tiam Hong, Malacca's goal-keep r effected mag.r.incent saves, while Jackson and Rodrigues defended stoutly. The Selangor forwards were
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    HOME RUGBY
    161 14 Birkenhead Score 51 Points Reuter. London, Nov. 14. SATURDAY'S home rugby results are as follows: Burham 8: Lancashire 19 at Westoe Gloucestershire 9; Cornwall 13 at Bristol. Somerset ll; Devon 14 at Bath Yorkshire 14: Northumberland 0 at Morley. Birkenhead Park 51; Guys Hospital 0 Biackheath 19; Oxford
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    INVITATION TENNIS
    41 14 S C r r H£ SSS iunior of the tour! Saturday; rented 1° follows U c _Rcbert Chia beat Cecil Wong, *1„ 6-3 Ye^l ie bCat an Ec Ken 2 -5. o Ong Chew Bee beat Quik Sam Yorl:.
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    Inter-College Hockey Ends In Draw
    248 14 Selwyn (.i U)% ]\Ici tch in„.t ntSFITE (he fart J;1 (h sians dominated for a major poiticn the Medical C «i!ee< .r,,, 2-0 lead in the a looked as if they leave the field Vii. U slackened cff in tl:. and allowed theii two goals
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    INDIAN CRICKET
    74 14 Tennyson's XI .Make 207 IiH First Inn;n?s AT the c'ose of play to-day day. in th Lord Tennyson's XI a I Hie scores were:— India, lit. Inns: 121 v 1 1'ula 41 not out. Govcr 1 4< Tennyson's XI 1st Inns. 207 Y ley 86, Edrieh 54. Ama~
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    66 14 The following are th< I round ties in the Seel X I minton tournament Albert Tan beal 15—1. 15—9: Mah Bah I h Boon Beng 5—15. 33 —1 T. 3. Peh beat Set I X i 15—3; A. Sujak beat 15—6. 15-4; Chew B Cheang Kam
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    Pensioners Lose League Leadership
    1223 15 BRENTFORD BOLTON MOVE TO TOP ENGLISH &> SCOTTISH SOCCER RESULTS &> TABLES Reuter. London, Xo\\ 14. m v| i h ol Saturday's English and X ottish League soccer matches. League tables revised to ,h follows: KNC.I LEAGUE HIV. L 1 W. Bromwich A. 1 0 Birmingham
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    ' ■ «!t the play in progress in the season's first Malaya Cup rugby match at thr Anson Road Stadium. (Tribune).
    19 15 !t the play in progress in the season's first Malaya Cup rugby match at thr Anson Road Stadium. (Tribune).
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    HOCKEY TRIAL
    55 15 Singapore, Monday. ,;im for to-morrow against cc and S.R.C, in trie preparation for the first match between Singapore n Nov 27. is as follows: Police t; Muthucunwu G Scott (Colts); Thill:e- s -C Baskaran (I. A.) G. c -A. >; R. Thoy (Colt,-), M r Kh »lsa I
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    65 15 (From Our Oxen Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SELANGOR defeated Negri-Malacca by six points (a try and a penalty goal) to one try in the inter-State rugby football match played here to-day. Morris opened the scoring for the combined team, Caldwell equalising with a penalty goal just before the
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    VIDAL FLOORS HEMCHIT
    162 15 But Fails To Get Verdict 'From Our Oicn Correspondent' Malacca, Nov. 15. IN the main bruit at the City Park last night Neil Hcmchit beat Primo Vida! on points. Spectators saw twelve rounds of excellent lighting in which both men fought toe to toe. Both started at
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    SINGAPORE RACING STATISTICS
    475 15 Up-Country Owners Fared Best DKLOW are Ihe statistics relating to P the stakes won by owners of horses and ponies entered at the Winter race meeting of the Singapore Turf Club which came to a close at Bukit Timah on Saturday. At the top of the list
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    20 15 The pagar lights will be lit at the Chinese Swimming Club from 7 o'clock to-night, weather permitting.
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    COMMERCIAL CUP BADMINTON
    463 15 S.B.A. TOURNEY Walk-Over In Ladies' Doubles T„„ Singapore, Monday HE Overseas Chinese Banking Corpot ra lo defeated Robinson and Co Ltd.. by live games to nil, in straight sets, when further ties in the Commercial Cup badminton championship tournament were played off in the Clerical Union Haw-Par
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    SWIMMING RECORD
    25 15 Reuter. Magdeburg, Nov. 15. Miss H. Veger Denmark) swaru 400 metres back stroke in 5 mins. 12 and 4 sees, a world record.—Reuter.
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    First Malaya Cup Match Of The Season WON BY R. N. & R.A.F.
    934 16 First Malaya Cup Match Of The Season WON BY R. N. R.A.F. 16-3 MARGIN Johore Forwards Were Better Singapore, Saturday. DUKBIORITY behind the scrum brought success to the Seletar Services—the combined Royal Navy and Mr Force fifteen—when they met Johore in the opening match of the 1937-8 Malaya Cup competition
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    R-A. WIN RUBBY
    345 16 Singapore "A" \v c Practice n TN an evenly conte U pore-'A" XV were del Artillery at rugger fa goal, a try and a p points (a try and a p Both sides were v twice, but the attackli show any particular I The exchanges fI UC
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    PERAK BEATEN
    70 16 Penang- Avenge Rub, Defeat iFioih Our Oun Re\ P~ v x Penai u'. X if. ENANG avenged the eariirr r defeat they suffered at UVka* of Perak at Taiping wben m friendly return inter Slaw ma on the esplanade here this noon, they scored a eonviaenf i* tory
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL
    179 16 Charity Meeting Vt Js Besar Singapore, I* ISMAIL bin Osman to the day at the Charity C nival ir sid of the Poppy Daj I St. Andrews Mi.ss on H was held at Jalan B it am bin Mawi champion, being the rui The events were all I:
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    NEW RADIO "EYE" FOR PILOTS
    193 18 They Can Land Without Looking New Yu;k A DEVICE claimed to enable aircraft to land with absolute safety in a blindng HmwsUrm or the thickest of fogs is shortly v Ik installed experimental!/ a: xour o chief airpous. It Ls a nr\; radio beam known
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    137 18 fin rease Of Over £509,000 In Five Months Pretoria. The v., rking ol the South tricar. Iwttoß for thr first five mon'h< of th: n-esenj «nwial year -Aor. l. to Aur. Vi. U J ed :n a n ovpr e500.000 rv- a -••< fi"i;r o wa s
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    23 18 th» ml 1958 ta celebration ol four performances of •P-H-'i,, b at Bayreuth Th. n 2? Wa ounpfi reatfcai^r? Wagner
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    399 18 The Current Singapore Price* Singapore, Nov. IS. MEAT Beef steak, kati, 34 Feci' stew or curry, kati 28 Fillet steak lb. 5t Mutton Australian per lb S5 Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton. Malacca per lb. 1 Fork, lean, kati 44 Tork. lean and fa' 'Ist quality) kati 34
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    339 18 List Of Donor-, h I Singapore THE hon secretary I Fund. Bingapori I rations were recei\ M tag:— I Mr. Tan Earn Kian I Guan, Mr A fl Blyth. Mr. Yap Gei fe I Ifacgregor .hp eh E Bt/igapore Polo c fl Bros. Ud.. and Subsi fl
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    48 18 WellingU Wm OotJ output from th< Zcvland mines Ow. H tucnths of this year e> Ml tons. This was an In Ml tons over 1^ period las', j 1 Those employed In H underground and on I r»'., a 4 34« an incren «8
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