Malaya Tribune, 22 November 1937

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales I. XXVI No. 274. SINGAPORE, MONDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1937 FIVE CJs/.fbJ The Malaya Tribune S ngasore: Monday, Nov. 22, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PACES^ SINGAPORE, MONDAY NOVEMBER 22, 1937. FIVE CENT
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      101 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR old highland WHISK V SOLE AGENTS: "STAR BRAND" 1 j Swilcti To Vegetable Margarine For All Your rooking 1 Absolutely free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is J a pure vegetable product, highly palatable and untritious. The best, purest and cleanest for all manner of cooking,
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      55 1 X'MAS GIFTS TOYS GAIORT, PRESENT a FOtV BOTH YOUNG AND OLD. FOR THINGS BEAUTIFUL COME EARLY TO BABA CO., LTD. 149, Middle Rd: 'Phone 2113. All the purchases if required will »c packed properly and posted to our friend in any part of Europe or America. Restore Vitality worlds greatest
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      270 1 Read The •SUNDAY f Dominant Malaya PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP j Dainty, Alluring, Fra grant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomp arable and invaluable Jjmyi 10 toilet and can be applied without (li) barm to the most delicate skins. RefreshSIME, DARBY CO., LTD., gfncapore, Koala Lumpur, Seremban, Penanc, Muar, Malacca, I poh, Ruihing
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES SHIPPING'S FALSE PROSPERITY
    512 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES SHIPPING'S FALSE PROSPERITY Lord Essendon On Present Position REPLYING at the P. and O. centenary banquet to the toast of "The Shipping Industry," proposed by Mr. Oliver Stanley, M.P., President of the Board of Trade, Lord Essendon .said that one of the factor? in the revival of
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    SHIPBUILDING IN FINLAND
    127 2 e a n h «f F J2 nis Crichton-Vul-can. of Abo. has seven new shins re?n m n c -i n if ng a t0 i tal tonn ot nearly 30.000 dead-weight tons on order at the moment. Two new passenger andWo mo orships of 5,500 deadweight
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      516 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I P* O and! i BRITISH I l N DIA flncorporated in England). t I. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. 11 Due Tounage. Spore. 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Dec. 3 CORFU 15.000 Dec. 17 1 BURDWAN G. 070 Dec. 18 L'HITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 i' 1938 CARTHAGJS 15,000 Jan.
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      53 2 Fn (APCAft) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY JAPAN. Leave Singapore. K AM4 10,000 Dec. 2 A A 8 000 oiiIKALA 8,000 Dec *»n TILAWA 10,000 Dec 9 SANTHIA 8 00 0 Dec' 23 P&O BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES I- S. N. Co. BOUCTEAD CO.. Ltd., I (APCAR) HARPER GILPILLAN Co..
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      582 2 OJL I I I KOKUSAI LINE* s 1 1 (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) 1 (.Incorporated in Japan). I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama), j i Due. Dv?. Sailing Due i Penang Spore Spore via New York \n s KATSURAGI MARU Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Philippines. Jan.
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      321 2 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE DEC EMBER 11TH TO 31ST, 1937. TO Bangkok Saigon Angkor Pnom Penh by the LUXURIOUS ONE-CLASS MOTORSHIP "BORINGIA" I 12.500 tons displacement) ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH ENJOY 20 DAYS VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING SIAM and INDO-CHINA. ROLNDTRIP FARE $140.— excluding stay ashore in
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      449 2 STEAMER SAII.IV §NORhf»r IS, LLOYD The undernoted arc t] intended fixtures:— I OUTWARD For MANILA, HONGKO.V; S n i*, NORTH C HINA and J \f x lHf Due S'porf s.s. "SCHARNHORST North China S m .s. "TRAVE" on its M Shanghai, Taku Dairen olso Chefoo I m.s. -FULDA" s-s. POTSDAM"
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    RAFFLES WIN RUGBY
    638 3 Galioway Cup Match Sin g a I>o re. Sat• i rd ay. HISTORY was matte In t Galloway tup tatar-eallege rugby IWUflititn when alter i\ the allies GoUtfe gained a fully drafTTfi victory over the Mcuuai College by 10 "points (one iry, one penaitv coal, and one
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    CYCLING RACE
    230 3 Singapore To Johore And Back On Nov. 28 THE second arnual Singapore-Johore- j Singapore cycle road race will be held on Nov, 28 at 5 a.m. The com- petition is open to all cyclists resident in Malaya, regardless of nationality or race. Mr. Ang Beng Lny. has presented
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      1431 3 Classified Advertisements I'IJBUC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS. now invited for the material, or service. For Mv Icipal Tender Room. Date of Closing. Wedmssday. 24th Nov. 1937. telivery at the 1 Centre of two tsa a 1 1938 c oplete m nufacturer's pare wheel on. Tuesday 23rd Nov. 1937. C H.
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      285 3 For PUASA SEASON ROSE BRAND SYRUP Finest Quality CREAM and VARIOUS Kinds ol SYRUP. Largest Sale Throughout MALAYA Duly Free for JOHORE F3I.S. 5% Duty for U.F.M S. Manufactured by: T. G. KIAT CO., Singapore 766, North Bridge Road. PERSONAL MAGNETISM. Latest Scientific Course ("Educator Series") 10.000 words. 8 Lesson?,
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      227 3 Baths in cast iron whit? poT-Hai *na:ne?lr d uith chromium plated I!ot Cmti laps, so" KVftmll (.rue 835.90 e&rfc 5* 6 M do 836.50 6'o" do moo Table lamps a inrgr range to %elrr from $2.00 upwards. For ail requirements in ELECTRICAL, PI UMHING (,VS Jonsult: M. HASSAN. 34, 36
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    399 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Nov. 20. Previous To-day Change Idle Weak Spot Bujeri. a G3 7 Seners. 7 6 1116 (Lnd Forward) Dec. Buyers. 615 16 sii|w Sellers. 7 JiS!l6 -3 16 (2rd Forward) Jan iMar. Buyers. J i/ 4 Sellers. 7 1 a a April June Buyers
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    STATISTICS OFFICE
    529 4 Publications Issued Or Received THE following putlicatums ""ere issued or received h y the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S.. during the period Nov. 13—19. 1937. lnc!*_sive, and arc ava 'abl" for the public use in the Reference Library. Fullerton Building, Singapore. Applications may be made by members
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    52 4 Singapore. Saturday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co.. Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices:— Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0 495 049 Benguet Consolidated unquoted unquoted Consolidated Mines 0.013 0.003 JXL 0.56 0.55 San Mauricio 0.51 0.51 United Paracale
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    62 4 Exports of tinned pineapples from Malaya during the week ended Nov. 13 amounted to 28.117 cases. Of these 14,775 cases went to the United Kingdom, 2,478 to the continent of Europe, 725 to Canada and 10,139 elsewhere. The total exports for the year to Nov 13 were 2,291,000
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    SUNNYSIDE RUBBER
    326 4 Property In Excellent Condition THE 15th annual general meeting cf the Sunnyside Rubber Co.. Ltd., t/iB bo held In Seremban on Nov. 26. In the report ior the year ended July 31 ths directors state: The profit for the year amounted to .7 49. to which has to
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      583 4 Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement>) t CAPITAL Authorised $10,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. SHEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES I Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." LONDON BANKERS fk NEW YORK BANKERS Midland Bank,
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      211 4 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6. D'Almeida Street. 1 Authorised and Subscribed Cap'tal £2.000.000 Paid-up Capital n.000.00u Resened Fund 500 000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi Madias, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein. Ba.sra. Kirkuk. Mosul and Singapore CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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      118 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO MP ANT ITD (Incor? .ated In New Zealandi Loss Of E'i'ofii* Insurance W. J. DEXTER, Manager. 592«. Plnlavscr A«T<?nt: SCHMIDT SHOTEX, LTD. NO BETTER MEDICIoiE for YOUR SPIRITS f|D GOLDEX VALLEY JmHI Australia's best produn made by the famous iirm of Seppett Sons Ltd. and ĔĔ
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    689 5 Quotations By Eraser And Co. ...gapore. Nov. 20, 1 p.m Mining Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. 41- 4 6 Kumbang 31 33 Malay 48 51 -norn i. am 26 27 6xd 0.85 0.90 21 6 22 6 1.44 1.48 28 29 20 6 22--040 0.45 1 04
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    498 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Sunday. U7E are indebted lo Messrs. S. E Levy and Co.. hir.gapore, for the fcllowirg on Ain. i'can Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New Yc;k, report to us by cablc as follows: STOCKS The raliv is a
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    RUBBER'S LOWEST
    190 5 Drastic Quota Cut Urged Reuter. London, Nov. 20. MINCING Lane presented B gloomy picture to-day as rubber sunk to its lowest level this year. On all hands brokers were heard complaining and demanding that the committee decide on a drastic cut for the first quarter of 1938 at
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    154 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS 3tag.por.. Nov 20.1^^ Compan, Dividend Boo* Clo* fc Payable Date to date n ?„lr Hitam mt. Nov. 10 T Dec. 3 Nov. 15 503 Ayer Hitam n Dec i 8 Dec 13 7>>'SVatt 3-; int. Nov. 24 Nov. 30 Nov. 25 sS?bu 5% Final
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    157 5 S 1935 red. 1975-1985 $4,000,000 •GAPORE MUNICIPAL: Int. Apr. 1. Oct. 1........ IUU lUi c 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. iM norn 3% 1937 red. 1962 $2,750,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102 104 May 15, Nov. 15. W*l IUI PENANG MUNICIPAL: i 907 red. 1947 $1,600,000
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    290 5 Report By Fraser And Company "VIINING. There is the usual dearth of 1 »1 news over the week-end, and such rs has '.cn.e to nand is not particularly encouraging. It is satisfactory to note that Wall Street rallied during Saturday's session bu' tin fell ft cent in
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    TIN
    20 5 Singapore Nov. 22. The pr.ee of »in at noon in S'ngapore to-day< was:— >SSi j (down $1 1 14).
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 22-» (down 1 v t Sellers 22- (down
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    307 5 Singapore, Monday. MINING Buyers. Sellers Ampai 4- 4 6 Ayer Hitam 26 27 -xd Bangrin 22 23 3a'u Seiangor 1.43 1.48 Chenderiang 20 21 Hitam Tin 0.40 0.44 Hongkong Tin 25 27 Hong Fatt 1.05 l.lOcd ldri.s Hydraulic 8 9 T.poh Tin 25 26 Jelebu
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    BUKIT IBU TIN
    554 5 Annual Meeting At Penang THE eighteenth annual gen. rat meeting 1 of the shareholders ol Bukit lou (Banaan Tin, Ltd.. was held at th° registered olnce of the com., any, Chartered Bank Chambers, Penang, on Saturday. Nov 6 Mr. Lim Seng Huoi I chairman) presided, and ihe
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      225 5 I 1 S. E LEVY CO. I I Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. Daily 1 Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. I CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY
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    TEN YEARS ASLEEP
    148 6 [range Case Of American Girl IjOCTORS who have been trying to r r< use Hi Un Buccbmann, twenty-si:;-ar-old girl ol W< stneld MftSßafhwaet' We now give!i up ail hope that sh'j Jl I'ver wake again. When .she was sixteen, Helen wa; ruck by a bus, and has
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    PASSENGERS BY MEONIA
    34 6 t M by the Meonm which is leaving nppore for Europe on Nov. 23 li S dv a,T,s Mrs Grosjean, Ban V M Miss p M o rrs Rt n wj;
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    THE CONTE BIANCAMANO
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    CLUB DIARY
    159 6 There arc riuvicrous Clubs in Singapore ?ne?nbers of which are of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary ,j provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeptnp it up-to-date and complete. Hapvenmtrs of general inter?** will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The "Cluo Diary"
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    GA. LAC DIVIDEND
    16 6 VilelTut' tt n n c r?? Accident shares and of VRr. the Preference
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    201 6 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES* TODAY FOR PER DAlE AND TIM* r^!i« na k /T5 i fPangkor Nov. 22 2 p.m. Germany (Parcels only) Ruhr *>2 4 d rn mnnS? f Tcf a J^ and Boelongo n 22 4 p.m hpnSS^pJ?/J? S j Benmacdhui 22 4 p.m. Denmanc (Parcels
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    120 6 Java and Southern Sumatra- fatherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal Air Sendee, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow Medan. Jaskl, Amsterdam? and London?: Netherlands, closing 7 pm to-morrow. 1 pJS2Sf lig, a,t Burma Mte. Iraq Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa Great SJft I re
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    147 6 Mails expected Irom Penan" and Koala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) time delivery ol boxholders' letters' uniy e??ers m 8 d i y nd §e eral euers ».2a a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlan* "dies by Air .K.N.1.L.M.». time o deivery cf boxholders' letters only fin L».». and
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    37 6 n T o?' n 29bv d S a i Ch,,d from Sin B aporc in London on Nov. Tne Air Mail -Netherlands' despatched from Singapore on Nov. 14 was delivered in London on Nov 20
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    Z.H.J. PENANG
    67 6 Wavelength 49 3 metres) TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Signal and Announcements for the week. i.Ob £.m. Music of the Nations. No. 8—Poland Vocal, Instrumental and Orchestral. F T'. B B c Scottish Orchestra .cndurted by Guy Warrack (Rebroadcast) 8.20 p.m. Empire Exchange (R<>broadcast. 8.35 p.!n. Violin Recital by Mercia
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    WHAT'S ON?
    197 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, NOV. 22 Hockey: S.C.C. A" v. Raffles College, SCC- SR.C. v. Combined Schools, S.R.C.; S.CR.C. "A" v. P.W.D., PW.D; C.S.C. I v. Colts I, CS.C; YM.C.A. II v. A.P.C., A.P.C.; Y.W.C.A. I v. G.S.C., G.S.C.; Post Office v. Fort Canning. Fort Canning;
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    188 6 Aeneas. British. 6.253 ton.;, from Japan Nov. 22. to P. Swettenham Nov. 23. Hong Leong, British. 2.14 C tons, from Rangoon No/. 20. to China Nov. 22. Klang. British. 732 tons, from Penang Nov. 20. to Penang Nov. 22. Hero. Norwegian, 823 tons, from Bangkok Nov 20. to
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      164 6 HOTEL. TO-MGHT j WkteH llaiK-o «.30 <o 8.30 p.m.j Hi it in A. »au< <> |1« or a r 9.30 to midnight i CABARET ATTRACTION MIIII de BONNE t and JOSE REQUESEN Talented Mexican Dancers Presenting a repertoire of vivacious dance routines t I Non-diners $1.00. j SEA VIEW HOULsI
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      87 6 harbour board wwrw. Nil tast Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Mnin Wharf (Entrance Gate Meema 17; Cronfleld 16: Aeneas u Centaur 11; Glenogle 7. l lV' ance Gate 2) c i Hoe h Merchant 32- Kintc 4 ffln 36; Marudu 38.' n Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) West Wharf: (Entrance Gate
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      309 6 AT MIDDLE AGE Your Blood Needs Revit a |j 7 j ni Many men when they reach age find that their health is bee, source of worry, vague ai hitherto unknown, assail them easily, are subject to nerves quentiy experience a genera of the vital forces, f By Nature's decree
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    SEAMEN SENT TO ENGLAND
    191 7 Official Statement By Admiralty 1 Gun Correspondent) By Air Mail) London, Nov. 10. bad treatment having f d on behalf of the 72 reh seamen, I sought int Admiralty and obtained for plication by the K'''' will be recalled, had been auxiliaries on the ydale, Bishopsdale
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    PHILIPS RADIO
    195 7 Factory To Be Opened In Britain I)HILIPS Ra:ii<» Company are to opcu 1 a factory in Blackburn for the manufactur f r< i;c> apparatus, etc. An upLs being built. Soon aPer rnpletion a certain amount of ;:ca. 'raining will be given to local ultimately it is expected w
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    TO PHOTOGRAPH THE STARS
    40 7 ras, capable of travelling TOO miles an hour, are he- Roswell. New Mexico, cientist. They are in vertically fifty miles into pher* and pho f ograph trie will also register scientific truments suu.k in their shells
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    MARKET LIST
    438 7 The Current Singapore Price» Singapore, Nov. 19. MEAT Beef steak, kati, ™et1te W a k r b CUrry 27 Mutton Australian per lb. Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca oer lb £ork, lean, kati 77 lean and fat (1st quality) kati 34 POULTRY 1u?ks, S e < ae°h
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    READING BLINDFOLD
    185 7 "It Is Easy," Says London Man V-RAY eyes and magic are all bunkum. There is no mystery about reading blindfold. Anyone with normal ability can learn it in eighteen months," says Mr. Thomas Bradlaugh Leng, proprietor of several south London billiard clubs. He is prepared to lay a
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    32 7 Mr. W. B. Taylor. Managing Director of Sitiawan Electrict Light Co.. Ltd.. Nov. 27 and Mr. E. D. Brettell, who is now Manager of the Company, w*n on long leave next month.
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    WHERE EMPERORS & KINGS DINED
    236 7 WHERE EMPERORS KINGS DINED Famous Paris Restaurant Doomed Paris. I pOYOT. the famous Paris restaurant where Kings and Emperors have dined, ii to disappear on the 160 th anniversary of its foundation, as a re- j suit of the need to widen a street of th? a Quartier Latin near
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      6 7 7 AffOIKTMINT SAFE -NO ACID, NOMIACORY
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      59 7 M For more than 50 years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy lias enjoyed the conlideuce of the entire medical profession. It is a safe, proven remedy, pleasant to take and entirely free from all harmful narcotics. It acts quickly, breaks up congestion, clears the air passages. Keep a bottle of Chamberlain's always
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      100 7 T«l TKUI TOiH j i i > I i i W DAILY PASENGER FREIGHT MAIL SERVICES. TIME TABLE. Dep. Singapore 7.00 a.m. Air. K. Lumpur 8.40 a.m. Dep. K. Lumpur 9.00 a.m. Arr. Penang 10.30 a.m. i Dep. Penang 3.00 p m. I Arr. X Lumpur 4.30 p.m. I Dep.
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      290 8 I RETURN SCREENING A BIG SUCCESS! I ALHAMBRa] |To-Night 6-15 9-151 j EVEnTaLKS AND SINGS CHINESE I AND SINGS *VITH ALICE, TOO! I R *rt I j ROBERT ALICE fej YOUNG FAYE g^i EUGENE PALLETTE HELEN WESTLEY L ARTHUR TREACHER 1 r i WEDNESDAY at the CAPITOL You'll hear PAUL
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      259 8 p WHAT A GRAND COMEDY! There was Jean just riding on'top of a bus down and then $20.000 worth of Fur coat dropped down J* of the sky and she became NEW YORK'S MOST LAMING NEWb 1 To Night CAPITOL_ 6~J5-9*15 The Vivacious Star of "MR. DEEDS'* goes to Town
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      185 8 j LAST NlGIf i 6.15 j ONE OF THE BEST COMEDIES SEEN FOR A LONG IT.; T ROXY BAR OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT j THREE WISE GUYS OF pj|fl »T jL MIRTH IN THE MERRIEST fflß i MUSICAL FUN-SHOW! I 9BBBam^^maaßßaa9Baßßaßaa -LUflffl j MARX BROS. GROUCHO —HARPO—CHICO IN 1937's BIG-TIME MUSICAL
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    Mr. George Trimner. chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, with Hudson a VS2S;,O'J fL3I*9*"** and Sir Leslie menJ i Uf?mJ?V« Assembly of the Central Governneni ot i„d,a. vir Harris and Sir Leslie arrived in Singapore by the Ranpura. (Tribune).
    47 9 Mr. George Trimner. chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, with Hudson a VS2S;, O 'J fL3I* 9 and Sir Leslie menJ i Uf m J? V Assembly of the Central Governneni ot i„ d ,a. vir Harris and Sir Leslie arrived in Singapore by the Ranpura. (Tribune).
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    LONDON-CAPE TOWN FLIGHT
    172 9 Previous Records Broken Reuter. London, Nov. 20. F LY m NG A E and oon at 3.22 p m. The huge crowds who were awaiting rrVT- CCr clo lst and Mr,. KLrty Green had a great thrill wh<m the plane circlea over the aerodrome four tones at
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    NEWS BROADCASTS
    116 9 French Demand To Limit Them To Certain Hours Paris. A resolution to ask the French Government to limit the broadcasting of news to certain hours in the day in view of the prejudice caused to the sale of newspapers has been passed by a congress of representatives of
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    SEIZURE OF CUSTOMS VESSELS
    139 9 Concern Felt By Foreign Governments Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 20. 17/ORLIGN go\ernment officials here s view with some apprehension the action taken by the Japanese authorities In seizing a fleet of preventive vessels belonging to the Chinese Customs and a dredge belonging to the Whangpoo Conservancy Board
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    DEATH OF CHINESE PRIEST
    154 9 For Twenty-Two Years In Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday. fTHE head priest of the biggest Chinese A temple in Malacca, the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, Monk Lee Hong Lim, passed away on Tuesday after a brief illness, at the age of 52. The deceased
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    OCTOGENARIANS FIGHT
    95 9 One Dies From His Injuries Stockholm. A battle between two men of eighty has resulted in the death of one of them. llil int'i) were inmates of the Sabb- i berg Home for the Aged. They had been on unfriendly terms for a long time. One day in
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      222 9 VS |ss MAKE LATEST DESIGNS EXCELLENT QUALITY. Opticians Watchmakers Elison. S. Ezekiel Co. Only Address:— 3, Capitol Building, SINGAPORE. A? WOOD rux>*s N\ lANTISEPTICI ANTISEPTIC WAX- |W| V rxcrwLCNT for tw izkbh* /MM W\ AXOCQACWWOftKOCHOTOML /jߥ^^~ i (iuaranteed to contain nothing harmful. The 1 tt>t by far for your L)
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      577 9 WATCH FOR OUR GALA PERFORMANCE I S SOMETHING NEW! SOMETHING GRAND! SOMETHING SPECIAL! SOMETHING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM WHAT YOU HAVE SEEN. J A GRAND VARIETY CONCFRT. I IN AID OF THE CHINA RELIEF FIND. 1 Organised by S THE GOLDEN BELL MINSTRELS j l Under the distinguished patronage of the
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      423 9 1 f TO-NIGHT m\m v/ 7/ 12 NGN-STOP DANCE 1 (ok': NEW HOSTESSES 'fijk l J I ROM HONG KONG J| v WATCH! WATCH!! j I SPECIAL HARI RAYA ATTRACTION J i > Amateur Kronchong And Stamboel j j Competition j j At The New World Boxing Arena On (ith
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    34 10 AI'Ss Tvo Kir.i. i 13. the onlv daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Too B:ns Hur»i, cV?d this morn n, of iufltietia, at No. 501 L;ut i\ a. t Head. S ngaport
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    48 10 Mis. Helen Wcsteihcut and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. WeoLjihciil v.sli tj express the:r heai\fclt ihanks lc all relatives an J lnencis who iteiic'cci the funeral o" 'he late Mr. J. B. (Birch» Western ut as well as tho who ent wreaths te'eG»ams end lcf-?rs of condolence
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    842 10 jyjALAYA'S reliance on outside sources for the greater par, of her food supply has been the subject offeequent comment in the Press of the country, and about the onl\ thin* 'oft to add is lhai it has achieved more than purely local importance by the fact thai i!
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    BRAZIL'S FOREIGN DEBTS
    23 10 Statement Issued After Meeting; Of Cabinet Reuter. A OTATtrnfm? de ,an «"-0, Nov. 20. sr.!", do's' 5 that arrears.-Reute.- commercial
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    ITALY AND HUNGARY
    8 10 Reuter. The Rome. Nov 20
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Pacific Armaments
    311 10 NOTES COMMENTS Pacific Armaments y (SAVING Hie world situation in he light of recent developments. Naval u&ptrta are unanimous in their opinion that the present Sino-Japanese conflict may result in the Pacific and the F*3i East becoming the greatest centre for naval fortification and aerial arnm ment in history. They
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    Boycott And Blockade
    205 10 JHT Brussels Conference, in spite of its numerous sittings and private consultations, has failed so far to prepuce any tangible results in solving tat Far Eastern crisis. Peihaos the refusal f Japan to participate in its deliberations has caused a certain amount ol ct r.iculty, but apart
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    Hongkong Air Service
    158 10 njQIB fact that from D perial Airways', service kong will start from Bangkok instead cf from Penang will meu time being the air mail service betas Malaya and Honekoiv.- will be to considerable delay Lettei Malaya to Hongkong will wait at Bu*> kok from Wednesday night intil
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    Topics Of The Day
    327 10 B? "Looker On" JjAACING is .said to b? a good cure fcr sccple;>ncss. Unless, that is, If* going on in the fiat above. W read that an American cowboy ac present In London can flick th? ash from a cigarette with a thirty-foe t *?iip. Into
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    COMMONS CURIOUS ABOUT HALIFAX-HITLER TALKS Has Colonial Concession Been Promised?
    143 11 HITLER CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS COLONIES IN SIX YEARS TALKS WERE "FREE, FRANK AND INFORMAL" WHAT did Lord Halifax tell Herr Hitler during their 'free, I rank, informal and confidential" talks at the Fuhrer's home at Berchtsgaden? Curiosity on this point
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    LORD HALIFAX'S STATEMENT
    594 11 Reuter and British Official Wireless. Berlin. Nov >1 "CKFfc. frank, informal and confidential' 1 were terms in which lord Halifax described his discussions with Hitler. Goerin* and yon Neurath. m an interview with British correspondents to-day. He hoped that his talks would result In the door being
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    I x Lend President of \ ho during his five i Germany met all the Nazi adminis-I had a long conk with Herr Hitler at at which it is beificant references to rman claim for the return . rmer colonies were made.
    40 11 I x Lend President of ho during his five i Germany met all the Nazi adminisI had a long conk with Herr Hitler at at which it is beificant references to rman claim for the return rmer colonies were made.
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    BRUSSELS POWERS MEET TO-DAY
    128 11 DISILLUSION Declaration To Be Approved Reuter. Brussels, Nov. 21. Till viir t'-en-Power Conference re- at p.m to-morrow in an >i) cr of disappointment and tlutou' aux ment. last 48 hours experts have on the draft declarator r is not settled yet what ,;kt" which is to
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    17 11 Reuter. Eindhoven. Nov. 21. 19th chess game came to a draw Alekhine now leods by liH points.—Reuter.
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    Thirty Launches Seized In Shanghai
    71 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 22. MOKE than thirty large and small launches belonging to the Water Polite, Harbour Fire Brigade, Customs and Whangpoo Comervancy Board were seized yesterday afternoon by Japanese marines from their moorings off the customs jetty on the Bund. They included a £20.000
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    200,000 TO TRAIN FOR AIR RAIDS
    284 11 Enthusiasm In England MAKING COUNTRY SAFE IN WAR (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 13. nPHE great interest of the public in air defence is adequately demonstrated by tho fact that nearly 200.000 people have their services to the Air Raids Precautions Department of the
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    26 11 London. Nov 20 New cases of typhoid were notified to-day, bringing the total in connection with the recent epidemic at Croydon to 126. British Official Wireless.
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    Japanese Threat Of Action In The Settlement
    404 11 Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 21. A JAPANESE spokesman announced to-day that "in view of th° changed situation In the vicinity of Shanghai," the Japanese authorities had made the following requests to the administrations of the International Settlement and the French Concession: <li To suppress
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    FASCIST THREAT TO RUSSIA
    325 11 Rorder Incidents? STALIN READY TO STRIKE Shanghai, Nov. 20. TT is reported authoritative diplomatic circles that M. Stelin, the Supreme Head of the Soviet Union, is in consultation with the highest military leaders in the Government regarding" the alliance of the three greatest Fascist states, namely
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    31 11 Reuter Wireless. MOSCOW. Nov. 21. It is announced that the Italian Government has resumed diplomatic negotiations with the Soviet for closing down a number of rts Consulates !.n Ru la.—Reuter Wireless.
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    GENERAL WAR AT SHANGHAI?
    349 11 NAVAL MOVES Japan Anticipates Major Clash Shanghai, Nov. 22. THE Japanese fleet in Shanghai has been considerably augmented in order to deal v ith the anticipated international conflict* The commander of the Japanese arir.v in Shanghai has been elevated to the position of generalissimo, whose authority
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    Impressions Of A Memorable Flight
    701 12 TWO DECKED CRAFT NEW AIR ERA Smoking Not Barred <BY H. L. HOPKIN) Singapore, Sunday. 1 HAD the privilege of being a A passenger on one of the demonstration flights made by the Imperial Airways' flying boat, Cordelia, this afternoon, and it was a memorable
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY
    48 12 former Governor t Missions, and Rotary IrrtSSSLSf the 36tn of sSjgorTSr °e n I who j* visaing meeting 0 f the 0,,f„0 he s P e aker at the the lu^chVon 6 lul > at fctotel on Wedn"Xv g ilL the Adel Phi F at gUCSts will
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    CHINA'S CASE IN THE WAR
    514 12 Another Official Statement Nanking, Nov. 20. A CHINESE official communique issued n to-day is as follows:— The chain of events following the Uifcouchxuo incident on July 7 and culminating in the seizure of Tientsin and Peiping opened a new phase in Japan's programme of continental
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    IMPORTANT CHANGES IN JAPAN
    113 12 General Staffs Placed On War Footing Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 20. IT is officially learned at the Imperial a headquarters, established at the Imperial Palace, that a spokesman had maSher S!2¥S that Japan was Placing Jf/™? an navy general .staffs on a war footing for full-scale operations
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    TRIBUNA IN TROUBLE
    29 12 Reuter Wireless. Home, Nov. 21 its Paris m 155 message from France to aDDeali ng to better Stations' SSS t0 D Ward<; Wireless. n It; alv.—Reuter
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    BRUSSELS CONFERENCE
    8 12 Reuter. Reuter. umerLr ce was discussed.—
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    MR. E. B. SCHOEDSACK IN SINGAPORE
    224 12 Film Chief Going To Siam Singapore, Monday. IN Singapore to-day is one of the big chiefs of Hollywood—Mr. Ernest B. Schoedsack. He is known to millions or cinemagoers all over the world as a famous film producer and director. Mr. Schoedsack is staying at
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    SCHOOL MAGAZINE
    127 12 Bright Production At Malacca 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Sunday. A tme effort of the Penuel English School, the "Forward." the School Magazine, reaches a high standard in magazine production. Among those who contribute are Mr Tan Cheng Lock, C.8.E., and the Rev L. S. G Petter. Mr.
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    HUAY KUAN IN MALACCA
    68 12 (From Our Oiun Correspondent) tt r s Malacca, Saturday. Mr. Quek Shin, j.p.. v .as the host a: a. tea-party and later a dinner held at the Keng Chiew Huay Kuan in honouOl the exemption from registration of Uie newly-formed Kwangtung Hua,lr T^la Umber f the
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    SPANISH TRAIN SMASH
    47 12 Reuter. Seville. Nov. 21. ?f ople were and 150 fa. Th. m J he accldent AndaLS. The majority of the oassengers were prisoners of war from the northern from n in th An£? y 10 the con centration n canm, in Andalusia— Reuter. H
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    SHIPPING LANE SCHEME
    264 12 REJECTED Japan Obstructing Trade Shanghai, Nov. 21. A JAPANESE military spokesman said that the foreign ambassadors at Tokyo demanded that the Japanese Government should demarcate an area of a feu square knots outj-ide Woosung as a neutral shipping lane in order to maintain the Powers' shipping interest
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    VALERIE BROOKE
    70 12 Weddintr Postponed To Dte. 20 Reuter. Londo.:, Nov. 21. Yaieri Brooke had arranged to marry nm Gregord at the Registry Office yesterday afternoon but the wedding did not take place. She is reported to have telephoned Gregory postponing he ceremony. It was stated at her flat tnat she
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    ROYAL CHILD'S FUNERAL
    202 12 Daughter Of Tungku Mahkota (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Nov. 21 rE death occurred yesterday of Tungku Helen, the youngest child of three and the only daughter of H.H. Tungku Mahkota Sir Ismail and his Consort, at the Istana, in Bukit Jepon, Johore Bahru. The funeral
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    "EASY LIVING"
    351 12 AT THE CINEMAS Good Comedy At The Capitol "CASY Living," which began a season at the Capitol Theatre yesterday, will he acclaimed by patrons as one of the finest comedies this theatre has screened for many months. It brings together two stars who have great things to their
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    BELGIAN CRISIS
    54 12 King: Leopold Calls For Coalition Reuter Wireless. An Brussels, Nov 19. Enalann ?P h from Pan 1 Jansnf, lf T H e P old Mr. th"task o with SrUsLSt^Suto 1 of a new coalition with t« the Soc ialists to join MinUtry^S e^w rr e ele J ss
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    MOTOR CYCLIST INJURED
    32 12 In Collision With Military Lorry near thp C oi-„ r Uit/tr seven o cloc/c The accioent occurred a*,* was returning- homo of as Mr Sw yny fcfcnS Vlsltlng *S
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    Up To Our Level
    517 12 Free Press To At S Cents? WE reproduce the ed,«or,a! from th( M r Tribune: For close on twenty Malaya Tribune has cents is a fair and econo* a daily newspaper in M this contention is to b successful establish;?-. bune Group which papers with the
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    "Cordelia" Arrives In Singapore
    274 13 NEW GIANT OF THE AIR SURVEY [s Gather At [he Airport Singapore, Sunday. the development of communications was th the arrival in Sinit Imperial Airways lelia, In the course of a at 9 30 a m. the Cord in Singapore at 12.05 fore that hour crowds
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    SIR MALCOLM'S FAREWELL
    150 13 touched By His Warm Welcome From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Nov. 21. to take the opportunity the medium of your paper ryone for the hospitality l would like to say how nod I was hy the cordial orded to me by the many humble walks of life.' said Sir Watson
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    U.S. CONGRESS
    149 13 avering On The New Policy Reuter. Washington, Nov. 21. first week of the special session Congress has not yielded tractive move. This unsatisprogresa is attributed to manlor and against President IVa foreign policy. pread dLsgust PJ in the outcome of the «rusConference, some asserting tnai ited States has been nianoeuvrto
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    HARBOUR BOARD JUNIORS
    267 13 Annual Meeting On Saturday Singapore. Saturday. PRESIDING at the eleventh annual general meeting of the Singapore Harbour Boaid Junior Service Club, held at the Club House this evening. Mr. W H. Lait intimated that he had spoken to Sir George Trimmer about the possibilities of holding another
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    DROWNED IN SEA
    49 13 Body Found Near Yacht Club Singapore, Sunday. 4 MALE Chinese was reported to nave A been drowned m tt* > a oppoate noon tobody ashore by a Malay oa club by. A ambulance assisted by w i g m^ Ch with tr^ciaT lle r d espiration and
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    JACKIE COOGAN MARRIED
    13 13 Reuter Wireless. Los Angeles, Culminating a fSf&gna weri Ivening.--Reuter Wireless.
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    CENTRAL GOVT. SHIFTS TO CHUNGKING
    285 13 China Prepares For A Prolonged Resistance Reuter. Nanking, Nov. 20. AN official statement announces the removal of the seat of the Government from Nankin- to Chungking It also says that China stand, firn^ agains coercio- into accepting humiuaim,, termi which have for their object the
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    FOOD SHORTAGE IN SHANGHAI
    131 13 PRICES SOAR Rice Difficult To Obtain Reuter Wireless. Shanghai, Nov. 20. THE Japanese c'aim to have entered Scochow. With the complete cessation of econcm c 1 fe in the farm ng area, pressure en Shanghai food supplies is showing signs of becoming acute, prices are soaring
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    DOG SHOW AT IPOH
    176 13 Fewer Entries And Variety (From Our Oicn Reporter) Ipoh, Nov. 21. THERE were fewer entries and lesser varieties at the annual Perak and North Malaya Dog Show held at the Perak Turf Club to-day. than there were last year! Several of last years winners were not
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    CAPT. Y. H. LUNG
    104 13 Chinese Naval Officer In Penang From Our Ou-n Correspondent) Penane. Nov. 21. CAPTAIN Y. H. Lung, a Chinese naval officer and newly appointed to the Chinese Embassy in London, arrived here from Hongkong by Imperial Airways plane this morning. He was commander of the Canton fleet
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    PORT OF SHANGHAI
    72 13 Early Resumption Of Shipping Services Reuter. New York, Nov. 21 EARLY resumption of steamship services to Shanghai is foreseen in the following reports that a 75 p3r cent reduction in war risk insurance rates in London will be followed here proboblv next week. Acceptance of cargoes may
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    FRENCH ARMS CONSPIRACY
    125 13 Reuter. Two men who are believed to be the brains behind the arms conspiracy, are heine hotly pursued across France by all the available police cars, according to n police message. There is a growing tendency to disassociate the arms discoveries from the Cagoulards organisation.—Reuter. Paris, Nov.
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    Invitation Lawn Tennis At S.C.R.C.
    438 14 Tournament Ties And Results •THE following are the results of ties 1 played ai Hong Lim Green yesterday m the S.CR.C. open invitation liv.li tennis tournament: OPEN JUNIOR SINGLES William Tan brat Chua Sek Poh 6—l; 4— C. o—4. A. B. S. Pakir beat Ong
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    HOME RUGBY
    131 14 Results Of Principal Matches Reuter. London, Nov. 21 OATURDAY'S principal rugby results were as fellows: Cumberland 8. Cheshire 18. Durham 19, Yorkshire 9. Lancashire 14, Northumberland 0. Bath 3, Gloucester 0. Bedford 9, London Irish 10. Cambridge University 11, Blackheath 0. Coventry 8. Old Cranleighans 6. Devonport Services
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    SINGAPORE RUGBY PLAYERS SPRING A SURPRISE
    865 14 NEGRI-MALACCA XV OUTPLAYED THRILLING MALA YA CUP GAME AT SEREMBAN (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Saturday. THRILLS were in plenty, especially in the second period of play, in the Malaya Cup match between Singapore and Negri-Malacca, played on the Station padang here this evenin?,
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    CORINTHIANS IN INDIA
    205 14 Calcutta Champions Held To A Draw THE Islington Corinthians, who are on fS Malaya S a i Ch 0f the tour in India against the Mahommedan Sporting the ci' cutta League champions. The game ended in a draw, neither aide scoring. 1 The Corinthians played a fast
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    TESTIMONIAL MATCH
    6 14 cot contributor, to X
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    U.S. INTER-VARSITY RUGBY
    14 14 Reuter. f Cambridge, Mass, Nov 21 Harvard beat Yale 13-6 -Reuter
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    IRISH LEAGUE SOCCER
    58 14 Dlal c P S H Ul nn o^ lr f Sh Lea ue soc <*r matches foflows: aturda y. Nov. 6, were' as Bangor 0 Ballymena 3. Chftonville 1, Belfast Celtic 4 Coleraine 2. Distillery 0 Glentornn 3. Derry City 3 Lame 1. Ards i. V Linfield
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    PADANG RUGBY
    218 14 St Andrew's Beat The S.C C. "A" XV IN a rugby match on the padang on Saturday St. Andrew's Old Boys defeated the S.C.C. "A" fifteen by eight points (a goal and a try* to nil The match was played at a fast pace throughout, but the superior
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    99 14 Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williamson -.yon the mixed foursomes at the Keppel Golf Club yesterday. Twenty-two cards were taken out ana the three best returned were Mr. and Mrs. WiliiamMrs. G. E. Kerr and E. Hitcham 46 10 Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Crawlev 48_ &i.,--p,:„ Ten
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    Tournament Badminton In Singapore
    530 14 Championship Matches THE women's junior ment for thr Singapore and the C n minton cinimpionship last approaching Mages. Further ties terday in the Haw Par Clerical Union. As expected, the Sports Club had a con over the Overseas Chin poration in to-day If and N. cause
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    my Beat Seletar Services In The Malaya Cup
    404 15 VERNOR AT MATCH 3 MARGIN s Outstanding or Winners. in 'intuillPd 1 ret »>(! this defeated the N'avv 1 in their lirsl lixttire at Anson thr* t rirst ,11 on > iturdnv. ,i the \riuv I- their Services hern thru handhns nil
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    312 15 Famous Sussex Player* Retirement ANOTHER outstanding personality has n disanneared from the first-class cricket held. Maurice Ta f e. the Sussex and England fs st-medium bowler, will not be reengaged by '.us county when, next April, his im ment expires, and so he follows into retirement such celebrated
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    Scots Golfers Win At Bukit Timah
    480 15 And At Keppel AI so Scotland beat the Rest in the fourball match played at Bukit Timah yestetday over 18 holes. Scores i Scotland players mentioned ftrst): J. H. B. ton (scr.) and H. C Ainslic ;4> I; S. A. Bea\v, '4' and A.
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    98 15 MR. c. C. Darby, the referee, recently awarded a draw in a 10-rounds light t the Ring, Blaejfcfriars, between Dave Keller and Dick Lewis. and then hanged his mind and cave th*- dm. ion to Lowi. v; The crowd booed the firs( verdict, and the referee, recounting his
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    802 16 ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER LEAGUES ARSENAL ROUSED TO ACTION AT CHARLTON London. Nov 21. VESTERDArS English and Scottish MWM soccer results as cabled Sii;?7rp ,r 1 a 7 UWea 2 OatC are as follows: ENGLIBH LEAGUE DIV. L i*e<u v l BoHon W Portsmouth 4 D'-rbv c
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    ES, Sf /Vi Morien- Gonial Seer. I the Medical College Ham before the GaUoi ■ < Saturday. (Tribune).
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