Malaya Tribune, 17 November 1937

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    45 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales _'7<>. SINGAPOFE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1937 FIVE CENIS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., Nov. 17. IlJ'»7.1 l J'»7. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. ""sTx<;a ro': k. w k i)nes day nov km ijkr 17, 1937. MIW^
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    MORE MALARIA IN B.N.B.
    376 2 Chamber Anxious FIGURES DOUBLED JN A YEAR yHE monthly committee meeting of th:» North Borneo Chamber of Commerce was held in the Sandakan Club, on Wednesday, Nov. 3. There were present the Hon. Mr. F. W. Pi/mock (chairman), Mr. H. Johnson. Mr. G. Mayor, Mr. A.
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    68 2 SincaDorv. Mond->v For permitting his dog to be out of doors without being muzzled oi on Mr A d r at h Imm Road on Sept. 29. Mr. A. L. Wilson, oi the Singapore Harbour Board, was to-day fined $50 in thFourtn Police Ccurt by Mr. L. C
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    INCIDENTS IN PALESTINE
    195 2 Hope Of An Early Change British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 15. YESTERDAY morning's incidents in Jerusalem, which included the firing of shots at two Arabs In a Jew suburb, both being wounded, one fatady. and the shooting in another Jewish suburb at two Arabs, one of whom
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    ANTI-GAS METHODS
    143 2 Training Starts At Medical College S ngapore. Tuesday. npKE first of a series of seven lectures on anti gas training, neid under *r.c uuspices of the St. John Ambulant Association took place at the Medical CcLege yesterday and was attended a class of about 50 men i mongst
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    PROFIT OF £1,000
    86 2 Coronation SUmttt Build A School Barbados, Vest Indies. The. Government of Barbados has innovated that a new GoZi It is estimated that the present sunpiles of these stamp, will enable them o be on sale unti] the new Sue take.: their place early in the new Year
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    DEATH SENTENCE TO STAND
    434 2 K. L. App ea i ACCUSED pi .v., COXPES 'From Our Oun n< u rt Kuala Lum r appeal of X ara the sentence of I him by Mr. J U; ce fj Selangor Assizes f 0 his wifp was Hisi-r" p m c KM.S. -ourt
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    REAL TENNIS MATCH
    115 2 The first commentary hi: s oJ? at u h ever 10 be bri by listeners to a fori from Daventn mentator wilJ b e Aidan Jih describe a match Orst-class players on tl Hampton Court This By Henry VIII after 152n surrendered to him tin ton Court
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      271 2 ARE INCLUDED aa ®P?fP SN THIS OFFER the PRUDENTIAL' ANNUAL BONUS. AW holders of with profit nolicies receive a bonus on December j "W every year that the policy is in force. j Yon too can share in the bonus distribution for THIS YEAR by j joining NOW the happy
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      58 2 Scratch lfcc ni| SKIN o uu,er skin disorders Y n „r Testering sore? germs. It reducS wefe 1?" overcome.- Sk,n dr.es up bad matter and k d d sco| orat.on nothing to compare with zSn A iff* a SCar There nngworm. bao leas ulcers k eC2e '"teh scalds, .nsect b,tes^,
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      53 2 TOCK TYPEWRITER CO (change J of ERIKA f23 &;3 Brand New Port- Cita» b/fll W*h Keyboards fitted with Stand- 1 J ard Pica Types Automatic Key set Tabulator. Also > <S§S^^4' Dealers in New Secondhand Type. —yrs and Typewriter Repairers. We Sell Kolok fraphi* carbon Paper of the finest Work
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    BRITAIN BUILDING MORE
    135 3 Healthy State Of Key Industry British Official Wireless. London. Nov 15 IN view or the key position occupied 1 P by the building industry in the j national economy a statement issued by the Building Industries National Council p of interest. The council finds that apart from
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    BURNING FOR 1,200 YEARS
    91 3 Lamp Commemorates Indian Ruler S'mla. iii an oh; palace in Travancore there Is an oil lamp which, so tradition has it. has been burning uninterruptedly lor the past 1,200 years. it, commemorates the miraculous disappearance of a legendary ruler o: the stale, who 12 centuries ago
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    LIGHT CARS
    214 3 Likely To Be Popular In The U.S. New York. THE smaller type of ear so popular In Britain is likely to become someIhing of a favourite in the United States, In the opinion of Captain H. Lcdyard Towle, a. Pittsburgh industrialist who baa left here for a visit
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    APOLOGETIC ROBBER
    155 3 Takes V ictim's Name And Vddress Paris. After robbing a taxi-driver at pistolpoint of his ay's taking here, the fare asked bun for his name and address "in order to return the money at a later date." Louis Bosnack, the taxi-driver, ptcJcrd up his client In front of
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    COAL TRADE IS IMPROVING
    148 3 But Trade Deficit I* High British Official Wireless. London, Nov. IS. COR the first ten months of this year exports of coal from the United Kingdom were up nearly eighteen per cent, compared with the corresponding period of 1936. This is but one of;the favourable features
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    COT INTO POLICE CAR
    183 3 A Story Of Two Muddled Men Stockholm Two citizens of tlie Swedish town of Ilybo who made an excursion to Hudiksvall to collect a supply of illicit liquor are now in prison after breaking down outside a police station and then mistaking a jw)lice car for
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    WHOSE IS THE WATCH?
    164 3 Find In Cow's Stomach At Slaughter-House Budapest. Th e Ending of a gold watch in a cow's stomach at the Kiskunhal >s «laughter-house has led to litigation, lor possession of the watch. The watch has been claimed by the slaughterman on the sp of cn the
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    SOLDIER-SENATOR DEAD
    75 3 Toronto. Colonel James Arthurs, whose death ba.s occurred here, cms responsible tee the raising and framing at the outbreak of the war of the 162 nd battalion In Canada, afterwards taking in unit to England. He went to France with tin Ist battalion which he rose to command
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      222 3 'Guarding "jp 7 Jpn the children' S DETTOL' is dangerous only to germs W It iff\ a splendid weapon against infection. v\ t f c DcttoT freely to kill the germs Vj\ fC** .aiM blood-poisoning, etc., and \v\k /C^itWSBJ i may be present in even the j^^^PPS .mallesl scratch. IV
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      76 3 Stop Drifting! Unless you are a trained man, you will be drifting from Job to Job, with long spells of unemployment. Why make a mess of your life? Find out how the I.C.S. can train you for work that you like. International Correspondence Schools (Colonial) Ltd. 10A, Collyer Quay, Singapore.
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      66 3 Hi j I LES A DAY AND STOP THAT MALARIA jj latcct and best. Cold o» Fever stopped WITHIM ;i HOUR 4-R;xrs cure v.orst case certified harmless jH g E .jjHj AULPEaLERS jj|p|| Crave A" in i are P f° r Perfect P ro KPW I tection in ihe easy-access
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      108 3 PERFECT FITNESS The cause of Moodiness, Foot < oat, Lost Appetite. Listlessaess, Itching, Scratch- Hair Shedding.' etc <.ver heated blood But a Jog'i blood only gets WW ihcated when it is impure. KSM) your dof['■ blood PURE «md you will keep his blood cool and healthy I blood, k--'i. "^^ik^^sSSĕr^
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES TRAMP SHIPPING'S NEW START
    452 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES TRAMP SHIPPING'S NEW START Viscount Runciman's Hope For The Future •By Air Mail; London, Nov. 29. THE British tramp shipping Industry has made a new start, according to Viscount Runciman, former President of tne Board oi Trade speaking at a meeting of the Chamber ol snipping 01
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    37 YEARS AT SEA
    154 4 L nion-Castle Commander Retires Captain C. N. Bickford retired, after < yeais in the South African trade when he brought the Winchester Ca-tle ;nto Southampton from Capetown recently. He began his career in the thieemasted barque Roseberv, and late" when he was serving in the Wamphrav'
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      453 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. I BRITISH j INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937 SOUDAN 6,500 Nov. 19 RANPURA 17,un0 Nov. lv RAWALPINDI 17,000 Dec 3 CORFU 15,000 Dec. 17 BURDWAN J 6,070 Dec. 18 CHITRAL 15.000 31 1938. CARTHAGE 15.000 Jan 14 SOMALI
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      87 4 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in. England. Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Takmg cargo on through Bill of Lading foe Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy Jhefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails stVSam^ G In
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      583 4 I I KOKUSAI LINE I i i i j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated in Japan). J For JAPAN, I.OS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via I'anama). j Due Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore via New York j t in s KATSURAGI MARU Dec. J Dec. 7 Dec. 9 Keelung Jan.
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      289 4 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE DECEMBER 11TH TO 31ST, 1937. TO Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh by the LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIP "BORINGIA" U2.500 tons displacement) ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH ENJOY 20 DAYS VAC ATION AT SEA AND TOURING SIAM and INDO CHINA. ROUNDTRIP FARE $140.— excluding stay ashore In
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      351 4 STEAMER SAUJNcs The undernoted arc intended fixtures: OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKONG NORTH CHINA a„<l m.s. "TRAVE" omits U and Japan HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG ft K::i M: i m*. "HAVEL" also rt M'seilles. I m.s. SAALE also calls s-s. "GNEISENAU' a] Genoa, arr 8 "KOELN" aibo c 0 1." Oran
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      2132 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS STOP DIABETES! EAT WHAT YOl! LIKE. Just imagine yourself a gue&t in the festival party where most deUcioai dishes and ice-creams are served. Do you prefer to sit tight while othen enjoy. Why not you start taking at other* are doing. DRINK D. T. LIM'S DIABETES HERB TEA
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      312 5 GANDHI ASTROLOGER. Send your ia. lc and time of birth or 'he time of writing the letter and approximate ace. You will be furnished with particulars regarding family, profession, health. Income, expenses, unexpected fortunes and misfortunes, lotteries, racea uid all other important events. One year reading monthly details $2.00, one
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    367 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Nov. IG. Previous To-day Change tUMBB Tone wie Dullest Spot Buyers. 7 1 B 7 Bellers. V/ 4 71 16 3lb (2nd Forward) Dec. Buyers. 7 3 16 7 3 16 Sellers. VA 7> b (3rd Forward) Jan.jMar. Buyers. 7 5 16 7 1
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE MARKET REPORT
    885 6 FRASER CO.'s SHARE MARKET REPORT REVIVAL OF INTEREST IN TIN FRASER and Co.'s weekly report on the share market, dated, Nov. 16 states:— at A home S T imer situation h,ti HI b concerned there is very co rmem S lhe general outlook* BS r nft* OUr Jast re The
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    SIAM RICE
    48 6 Difficulty In Finding Markets 'From Our Own Correspondent j Bangkok, Nov. 16 gUBTCI difficulty in fi„ ding markets in the <£L&! C P is e *emplihed <L* X c stonis Azures for Anril October, which show that exnorl v not even half of the eVnnJ lit
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    BRITISH CAPITAL IN BRAZIL
    173 6 Exchange Clearance Proposal Reuter. London. Nov. 16. The effect <J the recent political changes In Brazil on the public mind I m Britain is reflected In a question which Mr. Liddall will put to Mr. Eden In the Commons on Nov. 24. He will a k
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    74 6 i Mexican Eagles To He Fore i J- 'I- The lock E :< i w geneiv.Jy quietly h\. were some mUrt c.. the activity ol Ml-xrm;. MS the news that signed an ayrecnu.u v Government wh<: quires exclusive i i«}. )f the 13.0C0 ac. fields, of which ii
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    BUKIT TAMBUN ESTATES
    215 6 Dividend Of 10 Per Cent Fur The k r ear •By Air M til The twenty-second a meeting of BuJdt Taml was held in Lor. Biiu.-Gen. A. B Hubl D.S.O. (the cha profit, after allowin amounted to $4,927. A ci 6 per cent.. le tax cent, for
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    33 6 80-pro I Messrs. S. E. Levy and C nave received cabh d giving the folio win Previous Antamok Benguet Consolidated Consolidated Mines I.X.L. I San Mauricio United Paracale 0.54
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      441 6 j Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd.! l 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlement;) t a iL CAPITAL 1 A £r?" §40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. I HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (tio». TELEPHONES: l I C?n,, g I n^ Diretlor 3172 Secretary 4944 Gemral g er 3513 Accountant
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      224 6 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Paid-uTc'apital ff-SoS-SSS Reserved Fund *****0 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo, Karachi iSrT^irirft!* Ba ehdad. Bahrein.' Ba.sia, Kirkuk. Mosul and Singanore CURRENT ACCOUNTS owned and money received on Fixed Deposits on terms to be
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    599 7  -  ations By Fraser And Co. pore, Nov. 16, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co Buyers Sellers. 4- 4 6 31- 33,--48 51 -norn 25 9 27 -xd 085 0.90 22 6 23 6 147! 2 1.52', 28- 29--20 6 22 040 0.45 105 l.io 25 27 die
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    100 7 British Official Wireless. Paris H7 29 64 New York 5.01 Montreal 5.00 5 Brussels 29.37*0 Geneva 21.61% Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 903 Milan 94 13 16 Berlin 12.38U Stockholm 19.39»~ Copenhagen 21.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague 142 Madrid 141~ 3 Vienna 26' n Lisbon 110 3 16 London, Nov. 16.
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    SENDAYAN RUBBER
    46 7 The Sendayan (F.M.S.i Rubber Co., has decided to recommend a final dividend in respect of the last financial year of ten per cent., payable on Dec. 11. To general reserve £5,000 to cultivation reserve £2,000. carried forward, subject to audit and usual adjustments. £17,488.
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    562 7  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Wednesday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. f Levy and Co., Singapore, for the lollowinjr on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New xork, report to us by cable as follows--STOCKS Market resistance was greater than
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    195 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Nov. 16. 5 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date. TIN: To Ayer Hitam 20 <~, Int. Nov. 10 n Dec. 3 Nov. 15 505! jelebu 5% Final Nov. 19 m Nov. 25 Nov.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    186 7 MUNICIPAT 3% 1935 red. 1975-1985 $4,000,000 1940 $400 000 Int Int. Apr. 1, Oct. 1 98/2 100 ci. Pt. 30 102 104 norn 3% 1937 red. 1962 $2,750,000 Int. i AU May 15, Nov. 15 99! 2 101 c.l. $1,600,000 Int PENANG MUNICIPAL: 31 Sept. 30 108
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    175 7 Report By Fraser And Company Ttm .w Singapore, 17. IN. The three months price was 220 tv,J OWPr at £188, but in spite of thfc short We^ 6 s QUlte a of bids for tin ♦hnnti S m0r ing from London, althan yesterday CCS ate S ghtly
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    TIN
    17 7 Singapore, Nov. 17. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— 192% (up $2*4).
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    RUBBER
    17 7 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 22« (down Sellers 22% (down
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    297 7 Singapore. Wednesday. MINING j Am at Buyers. Sellers. Ampat 41 47U I Ayer Hitam 26 27-xri Bangrin Tin 93. 24 a Batu Selangor 1.50 155 Cnendenang 20- 211- Hitam Tin 040 045 Hongkong Tin 25 97 I Hong Fatt IK f" ions Hydraulic 8- 0
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    FOOD CONTROL
    65 7 Shadow Organisation In Britain London, Nov. 16. The creation of a shadow organisation to carry out plans to control the supply and distribution of foodstuffs in the event of an emergency was announced to-day by Mr. Oliver Stanley in the Commons. It will perform all the duties which
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    SELLING
    172 7 t~ ™,«s Slngppore, Nov 17. London T.T. 2 4 lias London demand 2 f 4 iC London 4 months' sight 24 118 Lyons demand /JiS Switzerland demand 24Q Hamburg demand 142 New York demand s gv Montreal demand 583 2 Batavia demand ]05 i? Samarang demand uS Calcutta, Bombay,
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    PRODUCE
    173 7 Singapore, Nov. IE 3. (Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $1 (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $j 3L (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan 1 3iam Rice Sinwhav No. 1 Siam Rice Sinwhay No. 2 Siam Rice Sinwhay No 3 Siam Broken Rice No. 1
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      333 7 S. E. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers In Securities and Commodities. Dally Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE S™r M 2 DITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE C J£J£&s„ COMM ODITY EXCHANGE. 5?^
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    115 8 v Median, Jaskf, Amsterdam? and London j: Netherlands, closing 7 pm to- morrow. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal \ir Servu-c. closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Nether- el' sing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Australia, New Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 1C p.m. Friday. Hongkong,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    191 8 Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Serv.ce) to-day. Deliveries ol boxholders' letters onl> 7.30 -c.ay and genera! delivery ol Letters G.25"a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Holland etc. by the Sibajak due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from China end Japan by the Comcrin due
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    26 8 The s.s. Sibajak for Batavia. Mails previously announced as closing at 2.30 p.m. today will now close at 4 p.m. n the same day.
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    31 8 The Chargcurs Reunis liner Cap St, Jacques is due at Singapore at 1 p m to-day (Wednesday!, and will sail for Saigon, Tourane and Haiphong the same day at 4 p.m.
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    STEEL OUTPUT
    36 8 Reuter Wireless. New York. Nov. 16. The output of American steel m,lls for the current week is estimated at 36.4 in capacity which is a decline of four points from last week. —Router Wireless.
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    SPY SCARE
    32 8 Shanghai. Nov. 16. The Chinese authorities are tak ng i precautions against Korean and Forme .van spies fllterine Into the country from Namao Inland oft Kwangttmg Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    69 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. NOV. 17 Hockey. S.C.C fe A MfdU-J College IYaOC Hospital ground: PWJX v Fort Canning. Fort Canning; S.J I II v. ACS.. S.J.I. TO-MORROW, NOV. 18 Singapore Rural Board Meeting 10 a.m. Ru?byV Training and Serum Practice, Hockey SCO. Iv. C.S.C. I.
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    A SCHOOL TEA PARTY
    127 8 A tea party was held at the Singapore I Chines? Mandarin School on Saturday 1 afternoon. The Consul of China, Singapore, deputising for the Chinese Consul General, who "was unable to be present owing to unforeseen circumstances presented the certificates and prizes to the successful Juniors'
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    WESLEY CHURCH ORGAN
    105 8 Recital By Mr, \Y. j. Dexter THE versatility and fine tou< new pipeless organ at We.' lewere well demonstrated by Air. j 4i Dexter in a recital yesterday ev Mr. Dexter is an accomplishes j. cian, with many years of exporir r. e an organist, and his
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      249 8 vn~, MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL "3 TO-MGHT COCKTAIL DANCE 6..!0 to BJO p.m. DINNER and DANCE (informal) 9JO to midnight. CABARET ATTRACTION. i B MI M lie BONNE I and JOSE REQUESEN j f Talented Mexican Dancers. Non-diners $1.00 j I GO TO RAFFLES BRASSERIE FOR A CONTINENTAL GRILL s |J
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      21 8 SWISS MAKE LATEST DESIGNS EXCELLENT QUALITY. MBRr I 9 Hi ELLISON S. EZEKIEL CO., Opticians Watchmakers Only Address:— 3, CAPITOL BUILDING.
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      184 8 .M.;tuv (Mr Prize Fij-f Th*ee \jtam Cigarette Wind Mill Bottle Pirate hair Rack'ts Flying Swords Ho** Bridge Bouse Notice Is hereby give:: that the Trace Marks and Word depi th? exclusive property of Aye Kok Cj.. Scap Factory of 164. Sunn Avenue Biri( apcre and are used by the said
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      249 8 j POSTAL liVTEIXIGENCE j IQp m STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY TOB PER AND *OD l Nov 17 1 o.m. Diambi and K. Toengkal I r5KL.ii», 17 2 p.m. Kretay Suddhadib Java. South-West Sumatra S.-East. Borneo. Celebes Moluccas and tf 2.30 p.m. Timor Dilly SISSSno W 3 p.m. Muntok Palembang £2J««*
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    Tsinan Menaced By Japanese CHINA'S MORALE UNSHAKEN
    475 9 NEW ADVANCES Sung Capital ransferred S banghai, Nov. la. as shifted to Shan- I capital of which. menaced by the are now within I<s Mow n up (he I bridge, ihe j Kan, and the removal I II capital is expect- I a
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    BAD RECORD
    234 9 Singrap ore Youngster Charged In Johore <From l r Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 15 A OUNG man, who wa some months s char eed Cou n in Johore Bahru lhe P °hce gave his name £rS ,vith theft and Eurasian of erma n Bricks, a again this Produced
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    "THE ROAD BACK"
    72 9 Notable Film At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS .j** Back," Erich Remarque's era From l 10 All Quiet n The Westatre i? „Tv, at the Capitol TheUnfversal Paction by New "All Set nSSH and theme v recalls urrenTeS 011 and a but Sr nt beL c t
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    "TOPPER" RETURNS
    141 9 Second Screening At The Pavilion T H whinh M featUre comed y "Topper,Dhv l ri hl f;;' as o such a success when is bdne BiinS Capitol Theatre gently a pojng given a re-screening at the pillion last night and to-night thus nro to SE an °L hCr
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    143 9 'The Man WM Found Himself" BOW a gfcl is responsible for the suconvS;i U V Sp ritual retura of a der ehct pnysician and surgeon s the noi°nanr ftenie of "The Man Who Found hS 1 *eJ£ an entertaining romantic drama v.hicn opened at the Alhambra Theatre came
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    154 9 THE MACGREGOR COMMITTEE 'To the Uttor ol the Ultra Trlbumel u Sil ';T wiUl reference to thn mm* „f I cral m eCCnt iSsue of your Paper. Ite'Jm? Cornr ha.s cone beyond AsLtic he rnvi neS meill ber ha.s let. the man vho rJSi U l
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    PALESTINE CHIEF
    42 9 Reuter. The new kSSt Nov 16 Palestine"hn 5!§ n for thcSe* ?t i? t hn n appointed. offered i ,l rl T v that the posi deVlh?ed 5 r Jo in Anderson. Who i?ni "X?* 1 a PP«cations pointed.—Renter. s
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    COUNTERFEIT $10 NOTES
    121 9 Another Warning To Public Singapore, Monday. R t T K HE S warnin B has been issued by the Detective Branch in 1 L the%uWte C t h o be awa?e lonT 8S doHar notes as the circuit L hese counterfeited bills has increased considerably during the
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    CONTE ROSSO
    22 9 v h 7 !ch^ y i I Trl f th 110I 10 llner Con Rosso. HoiSonß %j!SS Sin sapore for
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    SIR MALCOLM WATSON
    24 9 3ir Malcolm Watson will bn. idrKi Jon the B M B.C. station In »om 7 L 0 ?.15 p.m. to-morrow .Thurs-
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    CUSTOMS FIND
    164 10 Chandu In Parcel Of Dried Prawns (from Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Bahru, Nov. 15. TEOCHEW merchant of. J° n °T e A named 3eng Sia Huang, was this morning sentenced to u»derg° a day s imprisonment and to pay of S3OO <Si default three months' r.i.) by Mr
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    19 10 Mrs. Irving will give a talk on CoMasonry at the TheosophicaJ Society, 14 Handy Road, to-morrow at 6.30 p.m.
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    SZECHUEN'S RESOURCES
    31 11 Invitation For Investment Of Capital Sin Chew Jit Poh. p, a Shanghai, Nov. ic !5 U cf s. namely power c P r ™'Pal 'Ts&^J&sur* chewi- and «ta S££
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    45 12 Chan Yen P'ai and family wish to "thank all friends and relatives who attended the funeraUof the late Mm. Chan Yen P a., aui; all those who rent f4t*a s-ei.ic p.» i n ght-visits and ser.t beautiful wreaths and telegrams nd letters of condolence.
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    HIGHER PAY FOR JUNIOR CIVIL SERVANTS
    768 12 WE WANT TO HAVE A CONTENTED JUNIOR CIVIL SERVICE IN MALAYA. WE WANT TO SEE THE ASIATIC AND EURASIAN GOVERNMENT SERVANTS PROPERLY REMUNERATED FOR THEIR WORK, NOT IN THE FORM OF DOLES AND ALLOWANCES BUT IN THE FORM OF SUBSTANTIVE SALARY, AND WE SHALL
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    QUEEN MARIE
    29 12 Reuter. Bucharest, Nov. IG. Queen Marie has had a sudden return cf internal haemorrhages. The number of her visitors has been reduced and absolute quiet is recommended.—Reuter
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    MR. ANTHONY EDEN
    30 12 London. Nov. 16. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Eden, has recovered from his chill. He made an oarlv call on the Prime Minister this morning.- British Ollicial Wireless
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    36 12 His Excellency the High Commissioner has been pleased to grant a itommission as Second Lieutenant in the Federated Malay States Volunteer Force to Mr. Stanley Boudville, with effect from Oct. 5, 1937, inclusive, for one year
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    24 12 Mr. H. L. Ward. Assistant Superintendent. Topographical Branch. Survey Department, F.M.S. and S.S. has been appointed to act as Assistant SurveyorGeneral. Federated Malay States
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Flying Boats
    168 12 NOTES COMMENTS Flying Boats REAT interest is being taken 1« Che U visi| of lh? imperial Airways fly- j r boat Ccnfciia, which is due at j Penang on Saturday and Singapore cm I 81l .day in the course of a survey flight, fh, flight is similar to that recently
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    Demonstration Flight
    158 12 r~— I rk£ Cordeiia is cue of the very latest flying l.oats. being delivered *o Imperial Airways as recently as Oct. I B Twenty-five of these giant aircraft are now in commission. They comall the best developments to speed and comfort, and Imperial Airways are able to face
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    Sir John Salmoud
    193 12 cIR John Salmond. who has Government director of Airways since 1933, visited Singapon several years ago, before the civil airport came into existence and gavi vice to the local Government R bo interested to see what a greal c. velonment has been effect?d X Una making Singapore
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    Footballer's Death
    75 12 MAT football has its dangers is (rated by the sad case, oi VY Pint, a prominent Hongkong who died on Oct. 9 as a result of an injury sustained in a match a earlier. Evidence at the Inquest heW 'Jew 10 showed that a free kick v.., given
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    Topics Of The Day
    416 12  -  By "Looker On" QUITE a number ol people are to be found who worry about notiiln- at all." observes a psychologist. Especially if i f happens to be in the bank. |l >* "Y\ hat could be more irritating than men talkingsshoop o asks a housewife.
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    GREAT BATTLE FOR NANKING EXPECTED SHORTL Japanese Advancing From North And Sout CHINA'S CASUALTIES TOTAL 800,000
    140 13 INVADERS PRESS ON QUICK END TO FIGHTING IS WANTED BY TOKYO WAn,tD PAN is pressing on for a quick -nil ,»<' ih ate* messages from the t"» >oorhnv is boms: ntensifiofl a n A
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    -EVACUATION PROCEEDING
    444 13 Shanghai, Nov. 17. x stream of Japanese ements is pouring i n to nghai area, where the are now estimated to than a quarter of a I w This and the de»n with which they are t;r drive towards* Sooh will be the diving off Nanking, shows that
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    Dug-outs, the entrances to which untitled concealed by tents untitled with foliae to make them invisible to Japanese air raiders, are providing safe Vhrtter for "mouflaged with foliage to make them invisible to ,»une (hl„ese *H he,ping ,n m £ '
    44 13 Dug-outs, the entrances to which untitled concealed by tents untitled with foliae to make them invisible to Japanese air raiders, are providing safe Vhrtter for "mouflaged with foliage to make them invisible to ,»un e (hl es e *H h e, ping n m
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    No Mediation, Is New Rome Story
    72 13 Reuter. 1„ Rone, Nov. 16. 1 is learned authoritatively that there is no truth in the report that Italy is acting as mediator in Hie Sino-Japanese war. The report arose owing to the presence in Rome of Chen Kung Po Chinese Minister of Propaganda
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    GOVT. ALLOWANCES
    136 13 Statement By The Governor Singapore. Wednesday. the meeting of the Legislative Council this morning, H.E. the Governor made an important statement on the report of the Temporary Allowances Committee. The Governor said: "The report of the committee on temporary allowances has been in the hands of members for
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    BY ELECTION
    51 13 Labour Member For Farnworth Dead British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 16 j A BY-ELECTION will be necessitated In the Farnworth division of Lancashire by the death this afternoon of Mr. Guy Rowson. Labour member for the division, who had a majority of 520! at the last election.—British Official
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    Eleven Dead In Air Crash FIVE MEMBERS OF FAMILY
    373 13 FOG TRAGEDY Plane Collides With Chimney Reuter. Ostend. Nov. 16. CIVE members of the family of Prince Ludwig ran Hesse, social attache cf the German Embassy in London, were among the eleven victims when a Belgian passenger aeroplane Mying from Frankfurt
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    CAPE FLIGHT CUT BY 32 HOURS
    85 13 Great Performance By F/O Clouston British Official Wireless. London. Nov 16. I ANDING at Capetown at 7 p.m. 'G.M.T. i to-night. Flying Officer A. E. Clouston. who left England on Sunday nieht, beat Mrs. Mollison's record for the England to the Cape flight by
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    20 13 Reuter. Jerusalem. Nov. 16 From to-mght, the curfew hour haa been fixed at 9.30 p.m. Instead of 5 p.m Reuter
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    KING LEOPOLD IN LONDON
    120 13 Great Welcome STATE BANQUET \T PALACE Loudon, Nov. 16. gHORE batteries thundered a royal salute as the Prince Albert, bringing King Leopold 0 f Belgium! entered Dover harbour to-day. His Majesty was welcomed With pomp ami ertrmoiiy. Crowds wore assembled along the famous white clifTs. His
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    TO-DAY'S COUNCIL MEETING
    320 13 PRESENTATION Municipal Preside Decorated Singapore, Wednesday. AT the meeting of the Legislate Council this morning. Mr Bartley, the President of <he Mini cipal Commissioners, was present! with the insignia of the Most Di tingvtehed Order of St. Michael ai St. George. Before decorating Mr. Bartley, «t Governor
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    BRUSSELS CONFERENCE A WASTE OF TIME? ADMIRAL SHA IN SINGAPORE
    682 14 INTERVIEW Japan Paying Very Dearly Singapore, Tuesday. lAPAN is paying dearly or J vC J inch of ground she Jakes If sh took three months to hai. it will take 30 years for her io conquer China. "The Brussels Conference
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    TWO SINGAPORE CAR THEFTS
    80 14 Changi Soldiers Arrested Singapore, Wednesday. TWO motor cars belonging to residents in Singapore were reported to have been stolen in Orchard Road last night. One of the vehicles which belongs to a Japanese was found by the Police outside the Singapore Airport this morning. i Two
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    K. L. JEWEL THEFT
    486 14 Two Men Charged CASE ADJOURNED FOR INQUIRIES >From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. TN connection with the recent theft of jewellery, when thieves entered the house of Madame Yap Tai Nyen and stole SBOO worth of jewellery from the house, two men one a Tamil
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    ROOSEVELT FAILS TO IMPRESS
    258 14 Dull Conditions In Markets Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 16. DISAPPOINTMENT in Roosevelt's speech was quickly reflected in the city this morning, the dollar weakening Win African selling, from 49,920 to 50 100, while the Stock Exchange apait trom a few exceptions ruled dull Operators regret that
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    MURDERED WIFE AND DAUGHTER
    76 14 Condemned Man's Appeal Fails fFr.-m Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. THE appeal of Chinnakolunday against the sentence of death imposed on him by Mr Justice Aitkin at the Peiak Assizes was dismissed yesterday at the FM S Court of Appeal assisted by Justice Cusscn. Mr.
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    MALAY TO LIVE
    91 14 Extreme Penalty Reduced On Appeal (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. THE appeal of Awang bin Sidek against the sentence of death imposed on him by Mr. Justice Pedlow at the Perak Assizes was partially successful at the F.M.S. Court of Appeal rhis morning when the
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    KING AND QUEEN
    152 14 Special Visit Tc The Palladium London. Nov. 16. The King and Queen were enthusiastically greeted when with the Duke and Duchess of Kent, they attended last night's Royal variety performance In the London Palladium. In aid of the Variety Artists' Benevolent Fund. Their Majesties followed the programme
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    34 14 Mr. J. K. Creer and Mr. T. M. Hart, officers of Class V. Malayan Civil Service, have been appomted to act as Assistant Secretary to Resident. Perak. and Assistant District Officer. Kuala Kangsar, respectively.
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    21 14 Mr. J. F. Walker. Secretary of the Sungei Ujong Club, returned from Home leave on Nov 13 and has resumed duties
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    NEGRI BUDGET MEETING
    639 14 STATE COUNCIL All Departments Show Increase iFrom Our Own Reporter) Seremban. Tuesday. UNUSUAL silence on the Part of N T.th the offlcU. 8 Lij in the Council GhamDer ,ng held m une exception this morning. With J ne a of the British Resident who had a £cw
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    JAPAN WANTS AN "INCIDENT"
    165 14 Urging Action By Germany? Shanghai, Nov. 17. f T is reported that Japan is urging a rertain Pov/er in eastern Europe t nrnvoke a border incident so as aivert u> attention of the Soviet from C Ftehtintr in northern Sha.ituns is rfrvetoDtal. The Chinese forces have
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    TRINIDAD TROUBLES
    137 14 Temporary Change Of Governor London, Nov. 16 AN instructions received from the t> Colonial Secretary Sir Murchison Fletcher. Governor of Trinidad and Tobago is proceeding to London shortly to confer with Hm on the present situation m Trinidad and questions likely to arise from the report of the
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    NO QUESTIONS
    63 14 Japan Reports On Mandates Reuter. Geneva, Nov. 16 THE Mandates Commission of the League considered to-day the report of the Japanese Government on the administration of the islands in the Pacific which are under Japanese mahaate. The accredited representative ot the mandatory power was questioned on social and
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE TRADE
    49 14 Reuter. London. Nov. 16. It was stated by Mr. Oliver Stanley in the Commons to-day, in reply to a question by Mr. Plugge. that there had oeen no appreciable decline In British trade with Japan, as a result of the public disinclination to buy Japanese imports.— Reuter.
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    59 14 Singapore, Tuesday. Mariappan, a young Indian Tamil, appeared before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, the Second Police Magistrate this morning on a charge of committing theft, in respect of two gold watches valued at $85, the property of Mr. G. H. Brown, at a dwelling house at Raeburn Park,
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    ALLEGED KNIFE ATTACK
    431 14 THE ASSIZES Woman With 17 Wounds Singapore, I rIE story of an a!!et:«'t! attack with a knife bj an Indian Mohammedan on v v um Malay woman in a house m vtritt Road, Katong, in the absence at her husband, was related to Mr. j Howes and
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    LEAGUE OFFICIAL
    66 14 Mr. H. B. Butler In Singapore Singapore. Mr. H. B. Butler. Dire International Office of "i iNations at Geneva arriv pore to-day by the Sit\t r nanied by his wife They Lieut. Gwyn. A D C to the Governor. Mr. Butler will be in M days, and will
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    SCUFFLE IN SINGAPORE CAFE STORY OF NIGHT AFFRAY
    393 15 COURT SEQUEL I cc Provoked But Serious Sinrapore, Tuesday. ■<? hearing this morn ISC in which two .1 i >ttle dealer, and ;i milk seller, were >use trespass and night of Aug. 6, ol about twenty the acuised was alsmashed up tables,
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    RAILWAY CONCESSIONS
    28 15 apore, Wednesday. [{ways have extended' 1 to cover the "Clay as follows: hursday, Dec. 2, to gWaj. Dec. 3, to J particulars enquiries any Station Master.
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    PROXY BRIDE ARRIVES
    115 15 Sequel To Interesting Local Function Singapore, Wednesday. AMONG the passengers who disemnosso ar whlh m Singa pore b y the C-m'c kosso which arrived to-dav was lUrc Rob.tschek. wife of Mr Paul RobiCchek. managing director of Me*s~* Noveaux Co.. the well-known Singapore dealers glassware and f ™cy
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    TRADE MARKS
    79 15 Possession Charge Against Chinese Singapore. Tuesday. THARGED with being in possession of y trade marks and property marks, to wit labels for beer and stout for the purpose of denoting that the goods were of a certain manufacture when they were not, rhree Chinese Au Toon, Ong Tan
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    PIRATES OF PENZANCE
    146 15 The booking for the Pirates of Penzance is now open at Messrs. John Little Co. The dates of the performances are Dec. 2, 4. 7, 9 and 11, and the overture will start promptly each night at 9.20 p.m. It seems necessary to mention these points once
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    AMBULANCE CALLS
    87 15 Singapore, Wednesday. Found dying in a room at a Chinese hotel in Beach Road late last night, a male Chinese about 40 years of age, passed away on the way to hospital. The man's burnt and swollen lips indicated corrosive poisoning. The police have taken charge of a
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    40 15 His Excellency the High Commissioner has been pleased to grant to the Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn an extension of his leave of absence, as an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council, for twentyeight days, with effect from Nov. 8.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    97 15 Tidore, Dutch, 523 tons, from P Baroe Nov. 16. P. Baroe Nov. 18. Deucalia, British, 4,641 ions, from Glasgow Nov. 16, to Hongkong Nov. 18. Kut Sang, British, 3,651 tons, from Hongkong, Nov. 16, to Penang Nov. 17. Hintshire, British, 4,859 tons, from Dairen Nov. 16, to Antwerp
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    COOLIE BURIED ALIVE
    213 15 j Collapse Of Trench At Air Base How m Singapore. Tuesday. OW a Chinese coolie employed in'exB*mS*£:SS n work at the R °yal Air Force font tr e M ar< K Was tra PP e d a twentylan Li ,c ch th when one f tne banks
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    MALACCA NOTES
    201 15 'Fron. Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Tuesday. A dinner was held ytsterday at the resdence of Mr. Yeo Chen; Hee and I Madame Yeo Kwye Neo on the occasion ol the marriage ol Air. Yeo Hoon Siang. youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Yeo Soon Hee. of
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    An informal snapshot of Marshal ( hiang Kai Shek and Madame Chiang Kai Shek, taken during one of the few hours they are able to spend in each other's company. Madam? Chiang is Secretary-General of the National Aeronautics Commission, and there is almost as great a demand onhe^timeason
    47 15 An informal snapshot of Marshal hiang Kai Shek and Madame Chiang Kai Shek, taken during one of the few hours they are able to spend in each other's company. Madam? Chiang is SecretaryGeneral of the National Aeronautics Commission, and there is almost as great a demand onhe^timeason
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    CHEATING AND FORGERY
    634 15 CHINESE SENTENCED AT ASSIZES Two Years Singapor. Tuesday. gENTENCE of two ream' rigorous imprisonment on each of five charges, three of cheating and two of forpery, was passed by Mr, Justice Howes at the Assize Court to-day on Tan Bong Chiang, a 55-year-oW Chinese broker, the sentences
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    NEW FLYING BOAT
    106 15 Another Survey Flight To Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. HPHE new Imperial Airways flying boat Cordelia left Gwahor for Allahabad this morning on the way to Singapore, making a survey flight. The Cordelia is due at Bangkok on Friday, Penang on Saturday and Singapore on Sunday. H.E. the Governor
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    28 15 The leave of absence granted to Mr. G. R. Sykes, an officer of Class 18, Malayan Civil Service, has been further extended by the Secretary of State for
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    NNISKILLINGS OUTSTANDING IN COMMAND BOXING OPEN INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
    822 16 TA NG LIN MEN WIN SIX TITLES OUT OF SEVEN Representatives of vie Royai i Inniskillii g Ulen hiHv mainlined thci goad reputation as overs whtn they emerged w th flyif cokroi taking six of the seven lies in the Malaya Command
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    FOUR IRISH BOXING BROTHERS
    30 16 Standing (left to right). LCpl. W. McClay •;S" Co. Warr, M P McClay, -C Co.. Fiont raw: Fus. McClay. "S" Co., 1 us. \U< la> (Tribune).
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    TANGLIN HOCKEY
    175 16 R.A.M.C. Beat Khalsa Association Singapore. Wednesday. BETTER combination and positioning were the factors which enabled the R.A.M.C. to defeat the Khalsa Association by the convincing margin of 3—o when these sides met in a hockey match at Tanglin yesterday. Save for occasional solo runs by the Khalsa centre-forward,
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    PLAYFAIR B.P.
    102 16 In a friendly badrointon match ihe Playfair B P. beat the Spartan B.P by 5 games to one at the former's coun.. Scores iPlayfair B.P. names first': Teo Heok Kw&Bg beat Tan Kok Ann 15—2, s—l; Pang Entr Guan beat Cheong Scon Toan B—ls. 15—1, 15—4; Cilia 'Ah
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    S.R.A. CLASSIFICATIONS
    216 16 Ben Ghabril Down To Class 3 V THE latest list of the Straits Racing Association classification of horses and ponies was issued yesterday as foll0WS MORSES transfers I From Class 2 to Class 1— Aerial Post, Con Con. Jubilee Star. Mountain Stream. From Class 1 to Class 2,—Faithful,
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    JOHORE WEIGHTLIFTERS
    124 16 Entertainment In Aid Of China Relief Fund (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. NOV. 15. THE Chinese Amateur Weight Lifting Party of Johore Bahru, assisted by the Mayflower Musical Party of Singapore, will give an exhibition" at 8 p.m. on Nov. 20 In the Song Herng Theatre Hall.
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    66 16 The following ties in the last round of the Seel Kirn Cheng B.P. open Singles championship ;o be played at the Pariys court at 5.15 p.m. as follows:— THURSDAY: —Chew Boon Bong vs A Sujak; T. S. Peh vs. Geortre Tan. The draw for the consolation
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    DURATION OF TESTS
    93 16 Final Word In Cricket Controversy Reuter. London. Nov. 16. A FINAL pronouncement in the controversy about the duration of the Test matches in England next year between England and Australia was made yesterday, when it was announced that the Board of Control Advisory Committee had met and
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    INVITATION TENNIS
    117 16 Open Tournament At The S.C.R.C. Singapore. Wednesday. RESULTS of tics played yesterday at Hong Lim Green in the S.C.R.C. open invitation lawn tennis tournament are as follows: Open Men Singles:—See Gim Hock beat Seah Keng Siew 6—2, 10—8. Mixed Doubles Handicap:—Miss. Consiglierc and C. Ess (—9) beat Mrs.
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    RAILWAY XI BEAT TERROR P.O.'s
    170 16 lii a keenly contested game of football at Kampong Bahru on Sunday the Railway Institute, Singapore, deleated the H.M.S. Tenor Petty Officers tean\ 3—2. Ten minutes afler the start the Railway opened the scoring through Vaithy; j Following this the Petty Officers were seen on
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    S.C.C. Tournament Rugby On Padang
    535 16 U.S. Officers Beat P.S. bankers Singapore. Hfedn UNITED Services Ofili rs the Public Services in the St.C. Rugby U match playcri on the p ttrday by nine points (3 I three points (a penaltj It was a thrilling earn, both sides sharing the i but
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    State Hockey Trial Was Disappointing PADANG CLUBS PLAYED RAGGEDLY
    435 17 REST WERE MORE DANGEROUS THROUGHOUT f*,V "STICKS") Singapore, Wednesday. jiil irs( State hot key trial In order 1 select a representative side to s msor on Nov. 27 was played SK C. mound yesterday Padang Clubs held the i goalless draw
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    17 17 untitled who prevented the Inniskillings from registering sian in the Command Boxing Tourney at Tanglin yesterday. (Tribune).
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    TENNIS CHAMPIONS
    190 17 :s And Germans 1 A ustralia ICSTRAU Melbourne. Oct. 15. &aye a visit trom an tennis team after all. ue. the Wimbledon and »pion, Gene Mako. his and possibly Prank ber of the American which captureu the Britain, will arrive 29. for an Australian is win leave Los
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    SCULLING TITLE
    355 17 Pearce's Offer To Paddon To Race In Toronto Sydney, N.S.W., Oct, 16. D. K. Pearce, world's professional scull- ing champion, formerly of Sydney, and now in Canada, has written to Evans Paddon, champion of Australia, offering the latter his fare from Sydney to Toronto 'and return, lor a
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    PULAU BRANI SPORT
    415 17 Selection Comm it tee Appointed For Ruffby MlteS t *2^ a K at U> hold a *»cling Jor ihe purpose of .'>; f Committee, the for thooi to u IV( ;i short tactical ler- "ie blackboard to fhe team beom?? m:Urh and "hrSatch 10 (direct some of
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    Teams For Second Trial
    57 17 triu t K ms 4or lhe Mete* KS; be P»ayed at the 8 C mm *r«Uv. have been pkked a* follows: art l£^ t; Modffkinson. Oehlers bto it? Alm>tr °nR and Ibrahim VVhjUs. \osper. Mt.-reira and fV?,.tf lharam s «»sh. Hen an. L<£mbrug S en. Sutton
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    GIRLS' HOCKEY
    199 17 GcS.C. Reserves Beat Europeans' 2nd XI Singapore, Tuesday. FIELDING only eight players and call--1 ing upon the services of Mr F B Sewell as goalkeeper, the second string were defeated by the Girls Sports Club second string at hockey on the G.S.C ground by six goals to nil.
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    FUSILIERS HEAT GUNNERS
    98 17 Keen Game Of Hockey At Tanglin Singapore Wednesday. S'Si nir'n Fualien beat Icry by i BaUer> KoVal Artdlery oy 2-1 D a friendly hockey enSkm.s gained the lead thS sh!;r 1 1S n 101 Wui d Une Prominent, tares n m P :Uid being lea- m I
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    THE TIDES
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    186 17 Scotland v. The Rest Match On Sunday rWBE following are the trams for the A o vs the Rest m th 5S n:-;t. KepPel n BUUda y '^.ot, KeM 30 M J B, I f/ Ild G E «r 8 E Batchell 181 and W. G. Griffith,
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    S.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS
    154 17 The following ties In the tournaments being held by the Singapore Badminton Association will be played at the Clerical Union Raw-Par hall, this week-end Saturday ut 10 a in. (Inter-St hcol) Anglo Chinese Secondary School v& Anglo Chinese Continuation School At 2.l'} p.m. (Ladies' Junior Doubles) Bliss Hilda
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    PROGRESS OF THE K. L. M.
    1171 18 Seven Years THREE SERVICES A WEEK THE 500 th return flight of X.L.M. Royal Dutch Air Lines from Amsterdam to Batavia began on Nov 13. This is the fastest route from Europe to the Far East and is operated three times a week with
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    POULTRY BREEDERS MEET
    355 18 Show To Be Heis Next Year AVERY enjoyable general meeim s f the Singapore Poultry and p Club was held at the home of Mr M. G. Eber, 9, Upper Wilkie Road Si'", pore, on Monday evening. The president, Mr. N. de P. f U22v opened the
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    CHARITY CONCERT
    92 18 A charity concert, in aid oi the China P.elief Fond, organised by v Straits Chinese Methodist Church the co-opera'ion of the management ol the Hits Theatre, is to Be I Ritz Theatre to-night, comnn 7 ?0 o'clock. An cDeretta entitled "The Miser posed by Mr. Lew Kway Soi
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    33 18 The appointment of Mr. untitled Endean to be an Instrument R Survey Department. Federated States and Straits Settler effect from Oct. 14. 1937. m< been approved. Mr. Endean arnved on Oct. 29, 1937.
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    27 18 The Rev. Goh Hood untitled at the evangelistic meeting to be mm in the home of Mr. and M Lim, 167. East Coast Road at 8 p.m.
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    Behind The Scenes of "In Town To-night" TO BE MORE TOPICAL
    585 21 l| F TH season Irerseas Speakers I Welcome the fifth season of B ht,' a popular feaB i!.(\ programmes that B ularly by listeners has alreach B (inhone more tha*» le. representative B -V trade, profession. "Jtion. A. W.
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    RUNNING COMMENTARY
    150 21 On The Manchester November Handicap A running commentary on the Manchester November Handicap. which takes place at the famous Castle Irwell racecourse, will be broadcast from Daventry in the near future. This race, which dates back to 1876. is the last big event cf the flat-racing season. It
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    "MATTERS OF MOMENT"
    85 21 A Talk By Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar Diwan Bahadur Sir Ramaswami Mudaliar. Member of the Council of the Secretary of State for India, will talk from Daventry in the series. 'Matters of Moment.' Sir RamaswamJ Mudaliar, who wa r Knighted this year, was born in 1887. He has
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    HISTORY OF HADRIAN'S WALL
    186 21 Episodes in the history of Hadrian's the great Roman Wall from Tyno c Sol way built 1,800 years ago by Jaesar's legionaries, will be recalled n i programme shortly to be broadcasc jrom Daventry. The programme his oeen written by W. H. Auden, the veil-known modern
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    "SPORTSMEN TALKING"
    178 21 Ivan Sharpo And "Dixie Dean Two men whose mmes are familiar to every follower of Association footoall —Ivan Sharpe. thp well-known writer on the game, and 'Dixie' Dean, the Evertcn and England centre-forward—will broadcast trom Daven ry soon in thp second of the 'Sportsmen Talking' series. They will
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    THEOPHIL WENDY
    120 21 To Conduct 8.8.C. Orchestra Theophil Wendt, a British conductor -•ell known to a.i South Airiran music lovers, will conduct the BBC Orchestra (Section E» in a concert to be broadasc from Davcntry in Transmission 4 m Nov. 26 at 10 p.m. G.M.T. Mr. Wendt was appointed Conductor }f
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    NEXT WEEK'S MUSIC
    154 21 The Regional stations of the BBC will supply some cf the most interesting mus.cal items to be heard in the programmes from Davmtry during the week Nov. 21—Nov. 27. A programme of Lancashire dialect songs will be broadcast from the North Regional station in Transmission 1 on
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    OVERSEA VISITORS TO BRITAIN
    323 21 Televised In B B.C. Programmes 'TEXAS Tommy' (Two-Gun Tom Updl- grove), Deputy-Sheriff of .Tulare County; Adolf Zukor. the film magnateRBd Maurice Strickland, the heavyweight boxing champion of New Zealand, are among the many interesting oversea visitors to Great Britain who rave been televised recently in the
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    MURDER AND SUICIDE
    238 22 Court Sequel To Cross Street Tragedy Singapore, Monday. "I FIND that Tan Guan Chwee was stabbed with a knife by Lim Chay which resulted in his death. My finding is therefore one of culpable homicide amounting to murder against Lim Chay," said Mr. W. G. Porter, the
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    TRUCE REPORTS ARE FALSE
    326 22 China Still Firm WILL FIGHT TO THE END Shanghai, Nov. 16. JT is reported that special delegates from China, Great Britain, Japan Germany and Italy, have exchanged tentative view:: on Far East affairs in Berlin. Important developments from tnis exchange of views are believed to be
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    43 22 The engagement is announced, and toe weddinrr will take olace shortly in Fmeapore, between Forbes Guv of the Muar branch of the Hongkong and Shaneoai Bnnk, and Nancy elde*rtiushter of Mrs. Keene, of "We'r End Herefordshire, and of the late Mr James Keene.
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    52 22 Mrs. P. Spicer. it is understood, untitled be arriving in Singapore shortly T*c many friends of Mrs. Spicer. who was Miss Cory Lee of Taiping will be oleas-i to hear of her return from England after her marriage. Her husband arrived some time last month and Is on the Kuala
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    ROYAL WELCOME FOR KING LEOPOLD
    148 22 State Visit To King George British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 15. BRITISH destroyers and aeroplanes will meet the Belgian steamer, Prince Albert, half-way across the Channel, to escort the vessel in which the King of the Belgians is crossing to England. The Duke of Gloucester
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    TO LEAD B.B.C. UNIT
    190 22 Ex-Leader Of Cape Town Symphony Orchestra Tate Gilder, for five years leader of the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra, has been appointed leader of the BBC Theatre Orchestra, many performances by which are broadcast in the programmes from Daventry. During the last ten vears Gilder's playing has
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    DARTS MATCH
    156 22 A commentary on a darts match in the Hanbury Arms, Islington. London, between th f local team and players from the Caledonian Arms, will be broadcast from Daventrv shortly. The two teams are old rivals, and play each other regularly twice a year. The match will be decribed
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    K.L. CHINESE AT DINNER
    355 22 Promoting Sale Of Liberty Bonds I (From Our Oivn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. Mr. Siao Chi San. who arrived m Malaya last month from ch jna, c0 organise the sale of Chinese Liberty Bonds, was the guest of honoury ester day night at a dinner held
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    "THIS IS ENGLAND"
    151 22 Talk By A Government Service Clerk His daily work as a clerk in the Local Government Service will be described by Donald James when he gives the eighth talk in the series from Daventry. 'This Is England The Public Control Department, in which Mr. James Is employed,
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    PEACE PARLEY NANKING
    318 22 REJECTED Latest Chine st Reports Shanghai. v ov TT is reliably learnt that r ment leaders i„ w<S debated whether in t! n? M stances, it Uas vkeru (,ff peace or to defy Ja Pan k worst. The debate *d I pro-war majority W,,R m FIGHTING AT
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    147 22 Listeners to Da vent rv v 1 a talk by one of toe novelists ana playwright; of N when Major John Hay Beith v. under the name of lan Bay wjj the microphone to speak on a saiP his own choosing in the
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    959 23 JUST OVER 300,000 MILES NOW IN OPERATION have become j v that the total rWa air-mails has and exceeded, a Eighteen years it's earliest days. at only just over •si maps tracing" air mails is to realise progress which has ransport since that tber,
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    113 24 The French Cruiser "Primauguet" which arrived in Singapore on Tuesday on her way to the Fir East. (Tribune), Mr. and Mrs. Choong Fng Hye, well-known residents of Penang, who arrived in Singapore after a tour of the world. They attended the Coronation celebrations in
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