Malaya Tribune, 18 November 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XVI No. 271. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday. Nov. 18, 1937 The Malaya Tribune 20 PACES- SINGAPORE.. WTfRSDAY NOVEMBER 18. FIVE CENE
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES HIGH SHIPBUILDING COSTS
    731 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES HIGH SHIPBUILDING COSTS Essential Measure Of Control Lacking? THE fact tnat although sliipbuiidi"' i costs had increased greatly in recent months shipbuilding firms couid control only one-quarter to one-third of the total price of a new vessel was emphasised by Mr. George Barrie, managing director of Messrs.
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    NEW AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
    60 2 H|s k lUm^le la^ last July S 'This will five aircraft carriers mfrio/ total of tion. the others beiL ho i cons trueBirkenhead; the Wultr£^ Ark RoaI at the a J; Barr ow. in Pletion about 2IS co first new carr?er to the Navy since the ronvertion
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      410 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. f Incorporated in England). P. O. AIL| NCS. Tonnage. S^pori I RANPURA 17,000 Nov. 7 1 SOUDAN t 6.500 Nov. 2 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Dec. CORFU 15,000 Dec 1 f BURDWAN t 6.070 Dec.' 1) CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 3 1938 CARTHAGE 15,000 Jan 1 SOMALI t 6.800 Jan, li
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      471 2 M P I m. P. IV. I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) t (Incorporated in Japan*. J lor JAPAN. LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). i Due Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore via New York \m s KATSLRAGI MARL Dec. 4 Dec. 7 Dec. 9 Kcelung Jan. 21 ms
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      56 2 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD i Direct 'fcSSW 12 I FOR P E NANG h A^'"te^KUTSANG in*"' Sa"s--i SUISANO To-day j R SA HONGKONG i&A? YUENSANG NnJr%i alls KUMSANG SS OV 21 All the dates are 2 m L, t ßtt «UM at Shanghai l/oSX™* an J Hongkong Amoy $100.00
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      414 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. 9 BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlps. Mosi Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA). MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN From From From Fron M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'nj MFONIA 23-11 23-11 24-11 25-1] •ALSIA 14-12 14-12 15-12 17-12 BORINOIA 4-1 4-1 5-1
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      436 2 STEAMER S\lM\(;< NOR DDE I r>, he,, INORDI 111 AUnl 'Incorpt,:. The undernoted are the Com, intended fixtures:— i OUTWARD For MANILA. HONGKONG. SHWru NORTH CHINA and J \P A y H Dv Spore m.s "TRAVE" omits Mai HOMEWARD. •or HOLLAND, HAMBURG Kia Mf v SaiL>- froi q- nr m.s.
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    GOVT. EMPLOYEE RETIRING
    308 3 Mr. Cheang Cheng Lim's Long Record MR. Cheang Cheng Lim, Chief Clerk, Government Veterinary Department, Singapore, is retiring from the service on reaching the age limit. He has sei ved the Government for over 40 yean, and as a special recognition for his Ion;: service he was
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    180 3 Passengers who arrived in Singapore I by air on Nov. 16. are as follows:—From N.E.I, by KNILM plane "PK—AFJ": Mrs van Messel-Landsdorp, Mrs. M Houba-nee de Hoogt, Mrs. van Rees- §M Verkade. Mr. Run Me Shaw. From N.E.I, by KLM plane "Buizerd". T| Mr K. O. Maseheik,
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    SIAM RUBBER QUOTA
    51 3 From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 17. 1 Siam's rubber quota for 1933 is 40.0Q8 tons. Export applications were r*M ceived for 50,240 tons. The quota lor the first six month* f| fixed at forty per cent, of the applicafj tions. The July-December quota wm be announced
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    JAPANESE BOOKS BURNED
    65 3 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Nov. 17.1 Schools in Shanghai have change] their names and are voluntarily burninjl books of Japanese origin. Educations institutions in Canton are establlshlrJi a Peoples Commission with the objecfjl of raising funds to purchase planeid A sum of $5 millions is aimed
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      376 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 1,, X NOTICES. Singapore Municipality It NDERS. ow invited for the ild or service. For < in :ipal Tender Room. Dale ol Closing. ap Iron material* jar Stret-i X) It $201 day, 24th Nov. 1937. cry at the p-*' l of two nass ***** c ruplete nufaciurert spare
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      648 3 PUBLIC NOTICES SCHOOL EXHIBITION AND CHARITY SALE. The Lady Superior, the Sisters and Staff are pleased to invite all well wishers to visit th? Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus on Monday, 22nd instant at any time between 9 am. and 6 p.m. when the annua! exhibition of Needlework, handwork
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      434 3 PUBLIC NOTICES TEN DPRS Singapore" improvement trust. Tenders are invited for the execution j of alterations to 24 houses and for the demolition of 3 houses at Market Street :;nd Philip Street. Plans, Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the Sii eapore Imnrovement Trust
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      301 3 POSITIONS VACANT Hf ANTED—lmmediately office assistant (Chinese) capable of handling Telephone Intelligently Apply Box No. 403 co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED—Salesagcnts and District Salesmen fast selling lines. Apply Box No. 401 co Malaya Tribune. Singapore. MOTOR CARS CYCLES FOR SALE—Austin 7, Tourer, tip top condition. 1928 model, $250. Apply 400,
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      237 3 FOR BERT VALUE AND CHEAPEST PRICEB IN ALL KTNDB OF WATCHES (LOCKS A ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries invi*e«l from all m.ir Wholesale only supplied Thone 3785. vail* or call at F. NASSIM A: <ONS. SBl. North Bridge Road. SINOAPOKfc There are 4,000,000 FRIGIDAIRE owners /aterson, Simons Co., Ltd. WHAT ARE YOU
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    405 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London. Nov. 17. ftirUBKB Previous To-day Change 25f Dullest Quietly Steady B P°* Buyen. 7 7 Sellers. 7 1 ie 7 mg (2nd Forward) Dec. Buyers. 7 7 Sellers. 7'« 714 (3rd Forward) Jan.l Mar. Buyers. 7 116 t2 mil Sellers. 7 72 1G 11J
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER ASSN.
    150 4 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday it «ho o» Sm Bapore. Wednesday. AT .he Singapore Chamber or Commerce. Rubber Association's ism** auction held to-day there were Catalogued l.:-67.200 lbs sfis 7i Offered 1.056.913 lbs ***** tons Sold 919 387 lb* 410.43 tons S London—Spot 7d New York—Spot 14
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      662 4 fgH'ersea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. I f'.' (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements i PH. a VPITAL T 0 00 Issued and Paid u p $10,000,000.00. 1 •i HEAD OFHCL, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. lianagini; Director I r»n..,i it 31 <2 Secretary 4944 [general Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 1 |i
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      98 4 OVALTINE greatly improves Milk DIABETES, me terrible destructive effect this disease has on the human system cannot be too strongly stressed, localises general debiliu attended to it brings in tti train such diseases as T.B. it's by no means incurable THABIB MD HASSAN Specialist has fathomed its secret causes alter
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      198 4 &mW voTin;. V Motor Car Prize Pipe Three <iS3rCUe Wind3Ji "-«e Pirate Chair aUckel* Flying Swords Hoe Bridge House Soap Factory of 164. Sunn A soaps, toilet soara mSJSL? Company in connection with bou ho imported and ofd'bv thi vi r aps Ilq ;ld soap and soa P manufa. and
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    679 5  -  flotations By Fraser And Co. •apore, Nov. 17, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. 4- 46 K ang 31- 3348 51 -nom 25 9 27 -xd 0.85 0.90 22 9 23 9 1.45 1 50 "ihiv 28 29,20 6 22 0.40 0.45 1.04 1.08cd Tin
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    108 5 British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 17. Paris 147 3 16 New York 5.00 5 16 Montreal 4.99 7 8 Brussels 29.38 3 4 Geneva 21.60 1 z Belgrade 216 Amsterdam 9.02 '3 Milan 95 3 16 Berlin 12.37» 2 Stockholm 1L'.39 1 2 Copenhagen 21.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    50 5 Singapore. Wednesday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices: s Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok y g.50 0.50 Benguet Consolidated 9W 9. 0 Consolidated Mines 0.015 o^4 SanMauricio 0.54 0.53 United Paracale o.w u.oi
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    160 5 FRASER COMPANY. ttct OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS LIST W luVKlwi x Singapore, Nov. 17, M r„ Dividend Books Close «v Company Date ex XjS Payable Date to date. TIN 2 (k; Int Nov. 10 T Dec 3 Nov. 15 50"; Ayer Hitam 2U r Nov 2 4 Nov. 30 Nov. 2d
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    157 5 3% 1935 red. 1975-1985 $4,000,000 c GAPORE MUNICIPAL: W t-Apr. 1, Oct. I red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Q4 norn 3% MJJ 99% 101 c.l. 31.8**.* I° 2 104 M P y ENANSMUNICIPAL: red. 1947 $1,600,000 int. nom 5% l»?6red. 1955-66 M.0C0.000 nf% 120 Ci. 108 43 4
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    469 5  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Thursday, till: are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New York, report to us iy cable as follows STOCKS The encouraging strength of grair.;--wa:
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    122 5 Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Nov. 18. f IN. The three months price of tin was £188.5 up 5 while New York war 42 3 4 down Conditions on the London stock exchange yesterday was reported to be on the easier side, while Wall Street was
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    305 5 Singapore. Thursday. MINING Buyers. Seller.. Ampat 4 4 6 er Hitam 2b 2 r < -xd _angrin 23 24 Seiangor 1.45 1.00 20 21 xir.am Tin 040 0.45 nongaong Tin 25 27 uong Fait 1.03 I.oBcd ions Hydraulic 8 9 ipoh Tin 25 2b Jelebu
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    92 5 Weak In Sympathy With New York Reuter. London, Nov. 16. ON the stock exchange to-day renewed weakness in Wall Street owing to disappointment at President Roosevelt's message to Congress imparted a dull tone in most sections. Dealings in Brazilian bonds are still nominal, prices to-day being often marked
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    TIN
    16 5 Singapore. Nov. 18. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $92 (down
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    RUBBER
    21 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 23 k (up Sellers 23 V i up i.).
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      439 5 I S. E LEVY CO. 1 Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers ht Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS'
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    105 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. vMedan. Jask§, Amsterdam? and rLondon!: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 p.m. tomorrow. Hongkong, Canton. Shanghai. *Kobe, Manila
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    166 6 Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.45 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc 'Amsterdam! by Air i X.L.M I time of delivery of boxholders' letters only fi'pm
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    24 6 ,d T fr Au ails Netherlands, despatchl rrom Singapore on Nov 10 and 1» were deUvsred In London on Nov. 15 and
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    57 6 The Right Honourable the Secretary oi fcta.o for the Colonies h-vs hrrn Mrlnhur^f° Ve H r he cultu -i nU Am ernard Lvc y t0 be an AgriA B ricultur al Depart--t V a Settlements and > I? 1 i y ll 2 L ates 2 th effe(, t from
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    WHAT'S ON?
    77 6 Public Function, Sports Fixturesi TO-DAY. NOV Rugby: Raining s S.C.C Hockey: S.C.C. v Office v. BM£ Annual General Met Patrick's Society i p.m TO-MORROW Stage Presentation by S.A.D.C. ii Fund. Victoria 1 Hockey: Singapore s S.R.C. II v. R a I v. RE. I. SC p C CS.C:
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    89 6 Siiv Ships alongside the pccied to arrive. tast Whan fEnti Rajula 22; Kam President Adam- li-' 9; Gienogle 7 34. SRveryew 36; Sibi Empire Dock (Entrance r Deucalion 48. West Wharf (Entranci r Nieuw Holland 5 West Wharf (E iti Santhia 1. West Wharf iEptr,ne C Islander 00;
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      124 6 L MALAYA'S PftEMlEft HOT.eL TO-MOST 1 i Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. j J Dinner and Dance (forma!) j 9.45 to Midnight MIMI dv BONNE j and JOSE REQUESEN 1 Talented Mexican Daneer.s. S $1 00 Br, s aasah Road. I y"ByOOW TEAS HIGH CLA-.S CONFSCTIONSny i ADELPHI HOTEL
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      81 6 j A 101 USES FOII Vlttl^grl -/LI This fe the title of a booklet, crammed full of uMrful inf orm.tion ab ol interest to every modern household. It can be had fo, the asking Wr:J 10 Di y Co giving your address and they will port one to you. but
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      323 6 —~t POSTAL liWiXIiI^JBIVCE j j V STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DAifi AND TIMI China < generally I Shanghai x Santhia 18 1 p m Hongkong Santhia 18 1 p.m. Hoihow Hai Lee 18 2 p.m. Aden (Parcel Mail) Rajula 18 2.30 p.m Australia:—Eastern and Southern Nieuw Holland 18
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    Report Will Not Be Re-Examined GOVERNOR'S COUNCIL STATEMENT
    3910 7 Itfa cGREG OR COMMITTEE 'S RECOMMENDATIONS Singapore, Wednesday. I hi (Governor made an important statement in the Legislail- until to-day in connection with the MacGregor report on \lio\\ance>. He said that the report had been accepted is Malayan Governments, and it would
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      25 7 li REMEMBER! GARDAN /js AGAINST Vs>/ PAINS. You need not suffer. Gardan not only removes pain, but also prevents it. I LmmlßiP"* mmMmmmwmmm IMM mmmmmma
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      180 7 Asthma Cause Killed in U Hours Thanks to the diHCovcry of an AiMtfaw physician. H now is possible to got rid ot those terrible spells of choking, gasping, coughing ;tn<l \vli» < /.ing Asthma by killing the true cause which is Germs In the blood. No m-»re burning of powders,
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      89 7 I Got The] THRIU \mfyiife\ ROSA GARTNER! COMING CINEMA STAR Three solemn v my face with an ou!u l 1 "made-up"; the powdei Ljbfc I on tny skin. I washed it oil. Then I invisible air floated face with MoMßfe Of Q> 1 in amnzement. was l It is the
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      137 8 I j IT'S JANE'S GRANDEST SHOW! f j ALHAMBRA OPENING I f L 6 ".LLI TO-NIGHT I 9-ls~| i JANE WIfSSS] I 0 NOOUf i Walter BRENN AN MOORE «DOUGLAS FOWLEY I < iilßk f JACK SEARI BERTON CHURCHILL I ROB£RT w,lCox UGiAS scon I J J Dir«ctod by Alfred
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      254 8 n j CAPITOL 6 1 5 Ni s ht| y 9 15 I iMfllml Sudden flares in the night A murderous hail of j if bR Drabness! Then Life quickened with reaching I lips and warm arms—and j MjW UNIVERSAL they forgot that once they I had gamed with death!
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      205 8 j IT'S DIZZY! IT'S DAfpyi] I FROM THEIR FIRST FIGHT TO THEIR j vr MENT, IT'S A FAST, FRANTIC, UPROARIOUS! V dT***S COMEDY ABOUT THE GENTLE ART OF LEG PUL^ 1 I WILL MAHONEY 4t jVWLL FYFFE Jm I I Jft VJim I I B A IBS fill j DISTRIBUTED
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    COURT SEQUEL TO JOY RIDE
    174 9 Gunners Who Took A Car Singapore. Wednesday. A JOY ride last night in a motor car 7™ without the owner's permission had its sequel to-day in the Second Police Court when two gunners attached to the 7th Heavy Battery, R.A., Blakan Mati. William Field and
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    ITALIAN DESERTERS RIOT
    98 9 Trouble In A Kenya Camp Reuter. Nairobi, Nov.. 16. niOTING Lrrke out on Saturday among Italian Eritrean native deserters at the Isiolo camp, according to a Government announcement. A guard of the King's African Rifles were compelled to ooen fire. Nine of the deserters wer c killed
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    55 9 In exercise of the powers conferred upen him by the Births and Deaths Registration Enactment, the Resident of Negri Sembilan has appointed Jadit bin Haji Wahab to be a Deputy Registrar of Births and Deaths within and for the mukim of Pilah in the district of Kuala Pilah. with effect
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    21 9 Mr. A. T. Bennetts has been appointed to officiate as Warden of Mines. Pahang, with effect from Oct. 9, 1937, inclusive
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      219 9 BRASSO METAL POLISH jg£>| Anient: SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD. I J HAPPY CABARET t TO-NIGHT j j J Night Dance from 9 p.m. to Midnight. Admission :>0 cts. Tea Dance every Wednesday. Friday, Saturday Sunday. Admission Free H' Miss Pat Sykes. Examiner. F.1.5.T.D., Leaden t And J I Mr. James T.
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      202 9 Vigour Restored, Glands Made Young In 24 Hours 1* is no longer necessary to <uifle; fr-.rn loss of rigour and manhood, weak memory und body, nervousness, impure blood, sickly skin, depression, and poor sleep, because an American Doctor has discovered it qui'.k, easy way tv end these troubles. This discovery
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      334 9 ft Jeanette Screening at Triaapl CAPITOL Action-lifted "THE \fW FIREFLY" r^L ■I I r M OE y'LANG PHONE 5511. I I TO-NIGHT NIGHTLY! mA SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 P.M. Freddie Bartholomew Spencer Tracy in "CAPTAIN'S COURAGEOUS^ The regeneration of a boy that touches ihe heart of every child and every
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    177 10 ONG—Gnp. Kim Kiul of No. 84, Heere.i Street, Malacca, passed away peacefully on Mcnciay iNuveihoer ut the aye of 70 ytara. H', leaves behind hit widow, three son.*, Gng Eng Teck, Ya i .'Jeck and Van Uhuan, three daughters, several grand-childrja and ore great-grand-child to mcuin his
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    JUNIOR CIVIL SERVANTS' PAY
    820 10 yHERE U grievous disappointmerit anion;'- the Members of the junior civil service in Malaya at tha announcement made by H.E. the Governor in the Legislative Counci] regarding the II trGregor Committee's report. "The committee," said H s Excel ncy. "rinds that salaries generally are adequate both
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    SETTLEMENT IS SAFE
    134 10 No Occupation Intended Says Japan Reuter. mxiir t Tokyo, Nov. 17. THE Japanese authorities have no intention of occupyinc the Tntpr national settlement of Shanghai de-" clared the Foreign Office srokesmkn at a press conference. When asked if 'here was any truth in the report that Japan
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    11 10 The appointment of Sergeant Edgar Music. Malay iStaJlSfSj?' Drums an d
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Brussels Declaration
    229 10 NOTES COMMENTS Brussels Declaration iLTHOUGH the doclaration issued by the powers now in conference at Brussels carries the issues in the SinoJapanese conflict one step further towards a method of solution that has all the time been obvious, it was not at any time expected that Japan would accede to
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    A War Of Conquest
    169 10 THAT the war I* on, of there can remain no doubt, in tUtts of all that Japan claims to the contrary. The absurdity of assertions that by murdering thousands cf dfiUana and decimating the Chinese erm&t Japan hopes to free the country of its an.i-Japan prejudices
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    The World's Concern
    102 10 JO* fifteen states which «uLTT Ch Signed tk oeclaration gi Ye full and t hersive expression to the fee' the entire civilised world »jZ say: "These hostilities have to some of the nationals countries death; to man third countries great peril; t0 21 national communications diepi to
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    The Next Step
    209 10 THE moderate language in wh... declaration i s worded lent, •ionbt that the powers are < M they can to preserve i char...negotiations as long a 3 possible the next step is to be one which ha* might consider provocative there hint of a threat and the
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    Topics Of The Day
    375 10  -  By "Looker On" A >EW SD€cics silkworm has red and yeacw markings. The ttttls fellows are being trained to spin M.C.C. A "What can on e make of the type of <nsufrerable youth who claims never to be In the wrong?" queries a reader unjjp a
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    Alleged Threat To France By Tokyo
    57 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Nov. 17. i i MTI D Press report states that A Japan has warned France that t l„ will take Hainan and bomb the Innam-Ynnaii Railway unless there i> a prohibition on the passage of ammunitions and men to
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    NO DIFFICULTY IN HONGKONG
    415 11 effect of war Mr. Ormsby-Gore's Statement Reuter. H London, Nov. 17. H aMRU S i questions on the existB n iag c< nditioas in Hongkong and H Ike efff I "ii the colony of the H fkii were put in the House H 1 to-day at
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    15 11 untitled an officer of Class L v l 1Qe < has been apOct. 10, 1937, In-
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    LATE MR. V.D. KNOWLES DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES
    49 11 ARMY RECRUITING British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 17. The intake of recruits last week for al! arms in the Regular Army was 62" an increase of 244 over the same we t: last year.—British official wireless. SETTLEMENT IN EUROPE NEW POLICY Versailles Treaty Must Go Reuter. London, Nov. 17.
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    ARMY RECRUITING
    189 11 INITIATING a foreign affairs debate in the House of Lords Lord Allen asked the Gwiemrnent for a statement outlining ihe procedure the Government w«ridfJJour with a view to an ultimate negotiation of an allround settlement within the framewoik of the League and the Paris Pact. Lord Samuel suggcstsd that thejLeagu*
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    SETTLEMENT IN EUROPE
    212 11 London, Nov. 17. "|N view of the findings of Brussels Conference, will the British Government recommend to the Governments concerned the desirability of withholding all further supplies of arms and war munitions from Japan while continuing to supply China?" This question was put by Mr. Arthur Henderson in the Commons
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    NO ARMS FOR JAPAN
    48 11 Lnpn woi f Berlin. Nov. 17. ORD Halifax, at the invitation of C aden err t? lt,Pr 2" leave for Berchtsraden to-morrow aeeomoanied by Baron yon Neurath. He will presumably see Hitler on Friday aft»V™ returning to Berlin in the evening GERMANY RUSSIA Consu!«Nfe* Closing In January Reuter.
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    LORD HALIFAX IN GERMANY
    57 11 IfaSCOW T oy 17 it is announced that the German Government Is it* romujate" renerni in Leningrad and TMia and conflates In Kharkov Vladivostok and Odessa not later than January IS 98 die result of a neo- n ti a tion concluded on Nov. 15 —Reuter DISMISSAL OF AIR PILOTS
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    GERMANY & RUSSIA
    186 11 London, Nov. 17. FOLLOWING criticisms of Imperial Airways in the Commons debate on civil aviation, Lt.-Col. A. J. Muirhead announced that the Secretary of State for Air would in fairness to both sides "establish a departmental inquiry regarding the allegations of inefficiency made duringthe debate. I .The Secretary of State
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    DISMISSAL OF AIR PILOTS
    289 11 The Hague. In the world chess championship the eti hteenth game was drawn after fiftyone moves. Alekhine leads Euwe by ten points to eight.—Reuter Britain As World Stabiliser KING LEOPOLD'S TRIBUTES STATE VISIT Great Reception In London London, Nov. 17. THE King of the Belgians drove in 1 state to
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
    20 11 LATE MR. V.D. KNOWLES DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES CORONER'S VERDICT AT INQUIRY HEART FAILURE death occurred before fall IN BATH
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    Britain As World Stabiliser KING LEOPOLD'S TRIBUTES
    1334 11 I the Singapore r W Porter < natural causes when he a Verd lcl of from of Mr. Vincent Devere UX Ewlot" in, the death lawyer, to-day. Knowles, prominent Singapore bath at hfcflltat KstoJ^elri' aUed as found dea d in his ver 9, the tragedv ,W>° n tl I e
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    ANTI-MALARIA WORK MUST NOT BE RELAXED FORMER HIGH DEATH RATE RECALLED
    2726 12 MALCOLM WATSON'S TALK I TO ROTARIANS Singapore, Wednesday. view that the Malayan Governffnents should make more liberal Mtributions to the funds of the jm Institute and London School of ffiene and Tropical Medicine was >pressed by Sir Malcolm Watson,
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    DRAMATIC CLUB SUCCESS
    497 12 "Outward Bound" FOR CHINA RELIEF FUND Scrubby C. Crawford Lawjon Ann Mrs. R. T. Brain Henry T, W. Morray Tom Prior rhilip F Kinsey Mrs. ClivedenBanks Mrs. T. Aiken The Rev. William Duke R. T. Brain Mrs. Midgett Mrs. Jean Robertion Mr. Lingley J. F. Hannyngton The
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    INTERESTING STORY FROM PEIPING
    141 12 Saw Peace Terms Handed In Singapore, Wednesday. A RESIDENT of Peiping who witnessed A the neutral messenger .handing; the Japanese peace terms to the Chinee through the closed gates of Wanping, following the Luikechiao infant passed through Singapore by the Comorin to He a is Mr.
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    CHINA RELIEF
    110 12 Play By Singapore Methodists Singapore, Thursday. AVERY successful concert was held at the Ritz Theatre Hall last night when the Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Church presented to the public "See Khiam Siap" (The Miser». a play with a moral in romanised Malay. The concert was in aid of
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    COL. PERCIVAL LEAVING
    58 12 Col. A. E. Percival. D.5.0.. 0.8.E.. M.C. and Mrs. Percival will sail for the United Kingdom by the Dilwara on Dec. 14. Other passengers from Singapore by the Dilwara will be: —Capt. and Mrs 11. A. Lawrence. Lieut, and Mrs. J. E. Swindlehurst. Capt. A. W. Clark,
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    THE JEAN LABORDE
    37 12 The Jean Laborde is arriving at Singapore from Marseilles. Port Said, Djibouti, and Colombo to-morrow at 6 a m., and sail en the same day at 11 a.m. for Saigon, Hongkong. Woosung and K.^e.
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    DESTRUCTION OF DOGS
    739 12 Bylaws Amended RURAL BOARD MEETING Singapore, Thursday. «AW behalf of the other unofficial members of the Board," said Mr J A. Elias at this mornings meeting of the Rural Board, "I welcome back Dr. J. A. W. Sharif. He has come back with renewed vigor to tackle
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    38 12 Pastor W. W.R. Lake. Director of the Malay States Mission of Seventh pay Adventists and stationed at Ku-ia Lumpur, will speak on "The Comfria Conflict and a Divine Message" at the SZ3 1 Day Adventi st Church. Penan-
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    A Question For The FREE PRESS
    302 12 XUE reproduce the following editorial from the Morning Tribune: Again in its leading article yesterday, our contemporary refers to Singapore newspaper," and for some reason best known to itself avi mention of the name "Tribune 1 Readers of the Singapore Free P realise that
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    300,000 CHINESE DEAD
    99 12 Terrible Toll At Shanghai Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. IT. A JAPANESE army spokesman esiimated the Chinese casualties in the Shanghai area excluding Yangtse and Hangchow Bay regions, between Auz 23 and Nov. 16 at 300.000. of whic.i 91.000 left the battlefield, including 10,000 in the last ten days.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    145 12 Hong Peng, British, 2.525 tons, from Amoy Nov. 17. to Rangoon Nov. 18 Sibigo, Dutch. 941 tons, from Palembang Nov. 17, to Palembang Nov. 19. Santhia, British. 4.841 tons, from Calcutta Nov. 17, to Hongkong Nov. 18. Islander, British, 760 torn, Christmas Is. Nov. 17 to ChristuMi 15
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    ENGLAND BEAT WALES 2—1 SOCCER INTERNATIONAL MIDDLESBROUGH MATCH
    380 14 CUP DRAW First Round lies On Nov. 27 1 idon, Nov. 17. PERFECT weather conditions prevailed in Mldullcsbiwajrh to-day for th? ±oc"r fiitei »4l Wween England rsnrf Wa!es. whfrß England won 2—l. Nefffre an at "ends nee of SMM spectators. The teams
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    Medical College Rout "Recs" Reserves
    283 14 Ten Goals To One At Hockey THE S.R.C. 11, made a poor showing yesterday when they lost 10—1 in their hockey match against the Medical College II on the Padang. PJaywas onesided throughout, and the Medicos had things practically their own way, breaking through the
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    45 14 V.M.C.A. Juniors XI vs. the Royal Fusiliers to-day at Tanglin: E. Ebert. E. A. Sheares, C. M. Hope, B. S. Varma. Ong Swee Keng. G. Newman. B. M. Barker. I. Newman. K. Leembruggen (Capt.K M. Armstrong. M. Kohloff. Reserves: Suratta and Wee Eng.
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    HOCKEY AT HONG LIM GREEN
    296 14 S.C.R.C. And 11th H B (R.A.) In Goalless Draw IN spite of the fact that the 7th Heavy Battery had the better of the exchanges in a keenly contested hockey match at Hong Lim Green yesterday, the S C.RC. held the visitors to a goalless
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    TANGLIN HOCKEY
    132 14 Skins Beat Blakan Mati R.A. A GOOD forwarc'. line aided by a steady defence enabled the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers to score a 2—l victory over the Royal Artillery, Blakan Mati, in a hockey match yesterday at Tanglin. The Gunners had several outstanding players, but their efforts were individualistic
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    188 14 Mrs. K. A. Jackman Wins November Medal THE S.G.C. November L.G.U. Medal competition was played at Bukit Timah on Monday and resulted in a win fcr Mrs. K. A. Jackman with a score of 71. The following were the returns: Mrs. K. A. Jackman 87 16=71 Mrs.
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    UNITEERS' T. & L. SOCIETY
    157 14 UNITEERS' T. L. SOCIETY Members of the Unilea Engineers Cooperative Thrift ana Loan Socl'.y held their first annual picnic at Mr r a.n Boon Liat s bungalow. Changi. on Sunday last. There was a good attendance of members and frier.ds. ir.ciud ng Mr. W. A. L. Schaub. President of the
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    112 14 TIES in the Volunteer Snooker tournament at the S.C.C. will be playi ed as follows: Monday <22nd»: G. Pritthctt and H. L. Hopkin v.s. M. Melville and R Johnson; C. Lawson and W. H Palgrave vs. O. G. Fugler and Roy Brown Tuesday <23rd>: F. J. L. Ma.Vger
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    BALESTIER SOCCER
    65 14 Banka Sports Club vs. Balestier Club on Friday at the Clerical Union ground: Lee Pak Tong, Boon Soon San, Phang Kong Hee, Yap Thian Teck (captain), Lim Boon Kwang, Phang Choong Hee Teo Chec Tang, Chong Lian Sin, Hah Tee Sian and Lim Chioe Sem. Reserves:—Lee Nam Djoet,
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    32 14 The Malayalee Association soccer team vs. the Terror at H M. Naval Base on Saturday at 5.15 p.m.: Kuty P 2n?u 1 lann i am Kesavan, Anandhan, Kesavau N.. Paul.
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    Colts Beat Cricket Club At Hockey
    295 14 "4" Teams Meet On The Padang NY two goals to nil. the Singapore Colts B defeated the Singapore Cricket Cub V W**™ hocke y fixture on the Padang yesterday. Had the rjolK made use of the several opportunities of Sorihg e e ar°ly in
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    FORT CANNING HOCKEY
    99 14 Singapore. Thursday. THE P.W D. "A" team beat Forp Canning in a hockey match played at Port Canning yesterday by 3—2, after the Fort had held a *—1 lead at the interval. Sutton opened the scoring for the Department and Joyce replied for the home side. Bridges
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    INVITATION TENNIS
    274 14 AT S.C.R.C. Tournament Result* And Ties rE following are he resuMi of played at the Bong ?i m G reen yesterday afternoon, it the s< \<j open invitation lawn tennis trurna ment: Men's Open Singles: Yam beat Yap Ah Hi Foo Wo Wan beat Lofi 6* —1. Mixed
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    CHESS CHAMPIONSIHP
    16 14 Reuter. The EUgfl 1 X The eighteenth garni championship was t forty moves. Reuter
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    Entries For Selangor skye Meeting RACES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    240 15 NOV. 25 27 Class 4 Horses Class 2 Ponies On n Reporter) la Lumpur. Nov. 17. he Seiangor Skyc race Nov 25 and 27 are as fol--SES CLASS FCT.R IST 2ND RUN RUN s'oF 6 F x IT X X X
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    R.A.F. BEAT R.A.
    23 15 B] Poree beat the Royal ti. at rugger at Se- > Points (two goals 4> A. Alr Fprce 1 departments. Two
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    S.R.C. VISIT SELETAR
    186 15 Drawn Hockey Match With R.A.P. T HE a ß M a h y aif th t°) UBh KWLS SWS second half, the visitors were two goal! The game was exciting and played at a fast pace throughout.' The Air Force SSt f;^f Stan i ly on the
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    LAWN TENNIS
    336 15 Sydney, N.s.w.. Oct. 18 J. Bromwich won the Metropolitan lawn ter.nis singles thampion hip at the Strath field Rscreaucn Club, beating N Tuivey in the finai 4, 64. J. Crawford and Bromwich defeated V. H. McGrath and D. Thompson, the holders, in the final of the doubles championship.
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    MALAYA CUP
    146 15 Navy And Air Force vs. Army At Stadium QNE of the principlal fixtures in to* U Southern section of the Malaya 11 be played li I Rn?,, M StadlUn on Saturday, when ihe Royal Navy and Air Force XV will eppose the Army Armv a h^f n H
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    HOME RUGBY
    58 15 Light Blues Trounce Edinburgh Reuter. London, Nov. 18. YESTERDAY'S principal rugby matches resulted as follows: Hampshire U; Middlesex 6 Cambridge U. 39: Edinburgh TJ. 6. The County championshin match between Notts. Lincoln and Derby vs Leicestershire, due to be played to-day was put forward a day and resulted
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    SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB MILNER CUP
    315 15 Uneventful Sailing On Sunday fAST Sunday's Royal Singapore *J Yacht Club race for the 6evenlfu.2 J?" co, ?'J Jar ati.ely uneventful. Sailing in a steady S W brce/e a »'l consist--2f «K Ulre, y of the start set the only real prcblem. The first leg
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      434 17 Radio 1 BERLIN STATION ta S,U r On Bo Uraem h M icipal STrSISrS <m> .rants £T;,4;£"avSi».» 3l mm »^Kr£T-SK^SfmSFr f songs by oSs§2£2 <JH» ci^ aj^ The wfa- £■«> P "The forest leaves are Gramophone Re- I metres (9.51 v loughbv ivfti 9 uartet: Louis WU- filing." Conecrt how
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      1140 18 HERE'S SOMETHING \fiililViin BmlltllO M r SV m Nirom news bulletin. THAT'S BETTER THAN <Wl« I» JttM 1.20 p\m. Lunch music (0:> LIVER OIL! {Continued from page 17, 210 p.m. News bulletin. Ta.e.e.s. tablets j J£ f> W for thin people. «Ayjto i MMMMVQ 940 nm Gramophone Records. 6.20 p.m.
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    BENCH SUSPICION OF GERMANY
    230 19 ,r(| Halifax's Visit ,m HITLER COME INTO I-EAGUE? Reuter. Paris. Nov. 16. Lord Halifax's visit p,. r i Pert max writes as the Echo do Paris: thei the Fuehrer's exfactory in spirit. We of Lord Halifax's b. the fact of it a Gerut into the daylight
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    AIR RAIDS
    53 19 Commons P ass New Bill Reuter. L:oyd P a n il the the °«*"y available SH thonties sandbags for th loCal au Puhlic shelters Thl c pur Pos e of SSSJ at about TS&Z duty of big local' ??thnH« ould b We cer this matter thoritw s to
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    SHIP BOMBED
    38 19 Another Outrage Off Spain Reuter. Barcelona, Nov. 17. T<HE British merchant vessel Car fr m Curacao J M& B tt that he o.lmnalist planes befween the Shi l he Danish coast She asked for assistance Renter
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    200-YEAR-OLD COIN
    52 19 To Be Presented To King Farouk Alexandria Admiral Sir Gerard Wells Pa«i™ c in dates fr om 1759 and has w sTa hJd lr hat Jt milst have lain on the i for over a century V he King nreVsPn S u a keen numismatist. pXof the harboiir.
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    SETTLEMENT IN SPAIN
    117 19 Russia Withdraws Objections British Official Wireless. AT tn rf,,,' London, Nov. 16. lentil 5 «t etlnS 0f the vention sub-committee M Maislcv iters rrorn Spain, accepted the resom tion on Nov. 4 in toto without any^Se?" g W th tSe fprrrf t the in terpretation of the
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    DEATH TO FASCISM
    69 19 Spanish Workers' Note To China Reuter. Barcelona. Nov. 16 t* oiSi^i'V?^ 88 f thr Catalonian senttoe"3s mS m n Worke reprere°opi ce e rS V ted a dicTte% W^t c H rs, 1 U G T of Catalonia denoco v 3 brotherly salute to their Chi st
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    ABYSSINIA RECOGNISED
    22 19 Reuter. Rome, Nov. n. OjSfaf'g. mSS" foraal r«oeihZ.k Ita »an annexation or ft. -lieuter g d cm Pe r <>r
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    183 20 Group photograph of the members ot the Golden Bell Minstrels with their new uniform. In centre: The President, Mr. Tan Teck Guan and on his left, Mr. Lye Boon Hong, vice-President. (Tribune). Members of the Girls' Friendly Ban 1 who are
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