Malaya Tribune, 23 November 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: s>~~ Guaranteed Largest Sales >.' XXVI No. 275. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY NOVERMBER 23, 1937 FIVE Ciilvrb. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday. Nov. >:\. I X)7. The Malaya Tribune 20 PACES- SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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      66 1 HUEAKFAST^ >lORMN<3 mini Ar,|| THE vJIT ATW Fo^^ OLLER rnopRiETORs CiUttirie c Cs I? anc in ss} SINGAPORE, PENANG. KUALA LUMPUR, MALACCA, IPOH. MED AN. m W.P.S. 21A SINGAPORE'S FAVOriIITE BRAND 1 A HEALTHX BABX I iiii €MM I -j Blue Cross Milk I? Especially Made F Con- tains The
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      135 1 Read The SUNDAY TItIBIXE Dominant Malaya Dewar's IPIlNii "Wbite Label" M, Nr jH whisky m THE CHOICE OF CONNOISSEURS Bnil^'^J Sole Co., Ud Singapore and Negri Sembilan 1 WPS 2 Bwlr THANKS 1 fj^LzXF to and risk damage to your clothes it contain* a combination of killing agent* found in
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES SHIP ADOPTION SOCIETY
    658 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES SHIP ADOPTION SOCIETY New Activity In Britisn School Life AN exhibition which showed the work and progress ot the British Ship adoption Soc/ety was held in tl.e County Hall, Westminster, recently. Vne exhibition contained ietters ai d photographs and models of all kinds exchanged between the ships
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    HIS MISTAKE
    100 2 Joined French Foreign Legion To Fi-ht In Spain Saint Quentin lAisne) A tramp arrested by the police on" i 2?W 01 was discovered to Legfon eSerter from the Ficnch Marco Grau by name, he said that he was born in Sicily 24 vej l n v had deserted,
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      435 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P»0--1 BRITISH IN DIA 'incorporated m England). I. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAWALPINDI 17.000 Dec 3 CORFU 15,000 Dec. 17 BURDWAN t 6.070 Dec. 18 'JUITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 1938. CARTHAGE 15,000 Jan 14 SOMALI t 6,800 Jan. 14 COMORIN 15,000 Jan. 26
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      485 2 I M. B. K. j I I KOKUSAI LINE I i I— j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan). j Tor JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). j Due. Due. Sailing Due. I Penang Spore Spore via New York ms KATSUKAGI MARU Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Dec. 5
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      50 2 BJ. (APCAtt) sMI i\r;s For HONGKONG. AMO* MMn. Leave Singapore. 'MB R* c 2 SHIRALA J'ffiS g ee U TILAWA ,S Nov. 2S SANTHIA 'JWJjI gee. P&O BRITISH INDIA PASSE s?| R vi* CE I E,GHT p. oTn co^st 0 ma«» 11 (APC «> HARwni OZLWLI AN *>o.» utd. Tel.
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      330 2 P VSSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Mctorships. Mas* Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR (GENOA), MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'n o MEONIA 23-11 23-11 24-11 25-li ALSIA 14-12 14-12 15-12 17-12 BORINGIA 4-1 4-1
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      352 2 STEAMER SAIUx^l The undernoted intended fixtures:--OUTW For MANILA, HONGRON NORTH CHIN s.s. "BCHARNH< North Chin i m.s. "TRAVi: on Shanghai, Dairen Chefoo S m.s. "FULDA S£. "POTSDAM China horn: For HOLLAND, HAM Hi 5 m.s. "HAVEL" also I M'seille- C I I m.s. "SAALE aJ blanca, Dv I werp s.s.
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    COMMONS QUERIES ON CHINA
    585 3 INTERNATIONAL POSITION AT SHANGHAI Reuter. London, Nov. 22. MR. Arthur Henderson asked Mr. Eden in the Commons to day, whether in accordance with th League Assembly's resolution of Oct. 6, the Government had considered how far individually Britain can extend aid to China and whether he
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    33 3 Mr. and Mrs E. R Guest have arrived in Kuala Lumpur from leave Mr. Guest, who was formerly with Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.. is now on the n ol the Rubber Research institute.
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      509 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS. now invited for the rial.- or service. For t■ Municipal Tender Room. ■its [two Light Van carrying capaV.' a i t wt each, comwindscreen, tyre and 12 noon Dec 3. 193". C. H. GOLDDS, Municipal Secretary. lON \l. SCHOLARSHIPS. are invited from locally
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      565 3 POSITIONS VACANT Ui/iNTED Experienced Chinese TT keeper preferably with knowledge ol Chinese. Apply by letter stating age. alary and experience to Shaw Brothers Robinson Road. Singapore. WANTED a L.:aly Teacher qualified to teach both Tamil and English for Sara darnani Girls School from January, 1938. Apply Supervisor. Ramakri.shn.i Mission, 9,
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      235 3 EDUCATIONAL RAJAH'S COLLEGE. 48, Dickson Road, off Jalan Bcsar. MEW SESSION NIGHT CLASSES commencing 2nd Dec Jr. Sr. Com. Costing and Mercantile Lav; also. Typewritings Daily Fees $2. HOUSES TO LET rvo LET—No 15, Robinson Road, Spacious, 3-storey, gran, tront, steel windows. Kent reasonable. Apply office of 11. X Aaron,
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      345 3 Long B.iths in cast iron while porcelal mamelled will, chromium plated Ifot Cold taps, r» o'' overall price $35.00 each ysr do %?a.50 10 60" do 138.00 table lamps a large range to lelec! from $2.u0 upwards. iM>r all requirements in ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, GAS, Jonsult; M. HASSAN, 34, 3G 37,
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      283 3 FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, 1-A, Kirk Terrace. The school of art of Imparclng knowledge. Pupils prepared for London exam, practical and theoretical music. Solfeggio, Kindergarten and Jazz Piano playing are also taught. FOR BEST VALUE AND CHEAPEST PRICES IN ALL KINDS OF WATCHES I CLOCKS ALARM CLOCKS Enquiries invited from
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    398 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Lonajn. Nov. 22. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Weak Steady r as «r H (2nd Forward j Dec. Buyers. 6 1116 6% Sellers. 8% '3rd Forward) Jan.fMar. Buyers. 613 10 5% +J }J Sellers. 6% ***** l 16 April June Buyers 0 7 7 I
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      814 4 r t Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL I Authorised $10,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. J t HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CIIULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. l TELEPHONES: J Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 I General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 1 (j Telegraphic Address:
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      108 4 GEORGE U*e& Mat \~<ted faztita? L .U WRONG S3~«]y^\~ tMLH™ WITH ME TOM. fM Hi MIV t Yt A Y TIRED AIL THE TIME. U J :W rA<IY ITHINKINEEOA ./ft>* IU Ufi Qff/CE LONG VACATION j jJ^'J^i pOfl GEOn^ vouSncrves V a 9 MPH MEAL-TIME DRINKS y* L —j —1111
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      116 4 BABIES NEED COPPER AND THE ESSCNMI STRONG TEETH, "1 BOD.ES.6O«S p That's why Quaker Oats was selected for the famous Dionne Quintuplets even before their first birtbd enriches the blood, replenishes energy, supplies ama:ing material for growth. Its Vitamin B offsets nctVWPCM, H mMS constipation, loss of appetite. ifi QUAKER
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    674 5 notations By Eraser And Co. •apore Nov. 22, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. 4,- 46 31- 3348 51 -nom 26 27 6xd j 0.85 090 21 22 142 1.47 28 2920 6 22 040 0.45 1 00 1.05cd /in 25 27 alic 8- 924
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    52 5 Singapore. Monday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Smuapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices: Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0.49 0.49 Benguet Consolidated 9.80 9.70 Consolidated Mines 0.013 0.014 I.X.L 0.55 0.56 San Mauricio 0 51 0.52 United Paracale
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    558 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Lew and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Mark?t conditions:— Messrs. Whit:>. Weld and Co New York, report to us by cable as follows.— STOCKS Increasingly umavourab'e busin:s.s news and no new
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    182 5 FRASER COMPANY. Tier r»F CURRENT DIVIDENDS LIST OF CUKKENI Btng.po™. No, a Company "vidend Book. fc Payable Date to date. To TIN; M mt. Nov. 10 Dec. 3 Nov. 15 JO* Ayer Hitam 11 Dec v Dec i 8 Dec 13 7V Burma Malay NQV 24 Nov 30 Nov. 25
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    134 5 1935 red. 1975-1985 ca IPORE MUNICIPAL Int. Apr. I. Oct I- vvy ]04 nom 3r. May 15? Nov 1* »> c.». n bepL JU PENANG MUNICIPAL: red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. nom 6% 192 6 red 1955-66 $4,000,000 i2Q c 31, Sept. 30 108 iiU Int. May 1
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    149 5 Report By Fraser And Company Sineaoore Nov. 23. "VtINING The news to hand from overlTlseas markets is very discouraging tooay. Tin fell 60 to £180 for the three months' position, although it was unchanged at 41 cts. in New York. Advices from both London and New York
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    TIN
    14 5 Singapore, Nov. 23. The price of 'in at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 22» o (up Sellers 22 j (up 'h).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    307 5 Singapore. Tuesday. MINING Buyers. Sellers. Ampat 4 4 6 Ayer Hitam 26 27 -xd Ban grin 21 22 tiaiu Selangor 140 1.50 uhenderiang 20 21 in tarn Tin 0.40 0.44 Hongkong Tin 25 27 llong Fatt 1 00 1.05 cd idns Hydraulic 8 9 ipoh
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    51 5 Severe Losses On Liquidation Reuter London. Nov 22 STOCK Exchange further liquidation oi industrials resulted in many severe tosses in all classes of shares. Oils also met with continental liquidation The undertone in some sections, notably Kaffirs, steadied slightly towards the close. Commodities were quiet Wall Street opened
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      363 5 5: jz z£vr co. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Banker- and Broker* in Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Mem ben NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE ft SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCPANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS'
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    134 6 Java and Southern Sumatra- Netherands. closing at 7 pm. to-day vMMan, JfaaM. Amsterdam, and London li: Netherlands, cloainc at i )J*i. to-day. Penang Sinm. Burma. India Iraq Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain, Ireland. Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast ;.nd N. and s. America: Imperial I
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    WHAT'S ON?
    131 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. NOV. 23 Rugby: S.C.C. "A M v. R.E. "A," S.C.C; St Andrew's -'A" v. Singapore Teachers, Farrer Park; Intra-College match. Raffles College ground. Hockey. Singapore State Trial, S.C.C. Police Band Performance, Telok Ayer, P p.m. Tennis: Tournament at S.C.R.C. TO-MORROW. NOV. 24
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    172 6 Malls expected from Netherlands Indies by Air 1 K.N.I L.M. time of delivery oi boxholders' letters only 130 p.m. ana general delivery of letters and reels 1.40 p.m. to-day. Mall expected from Netherlands Indies by Air < X.L.M. >, time of delivery ol bbxhcldets' letters only 5.20 p.m.
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      131 6 Malaya'S paEMien HOTEL 4 I TO-MGHT J j j Bluer A (informal) j 9.30 to midnight i i CAKARET ATTRACTION I MIMIde BONNE 4 I aild JOSE REQUESEN i Talented Mexican Dancers Presenting j a repertoire of vivacious routines v t ADELPHI HOTEL I TO-NIGHT I I j special mwi
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      99 6 j j I j What will he be like j when he's I Folks wonder where all his I energy comes from. They I 1 scarcely believe their ears when re v, told mother dMn t > feed him herself... .and he's S cau'se'np" 0 H h^ althy ch lQ
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      234 6 MOTHER OF WAS AU\ \< \3 Now Awakes as V U A mother oi five 8s 1'; Especially a en-» was "always ended all that fresh, at five o She writes: "I find Kruschi morey can buy mother of five taking Krusehcn, I tired and run rto\* say that I
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      305 6 s I STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES* TODAY FOR PER DAifi AND TIMT? France (Parcels only) Ires. Doumer Nov. 23 130 p.m. Ceylon pres. Doumer 23 2 p.m. Netherlands Indies:—Bagan and Selat Pandjang Kong Thong 23 3 p.m. Fort de Kock. Padang. Pakan Baroe and Siak Hong Kwong 23 3 p.m. Dungun.
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    RAHMAN TIN MEETING
    840 7 Sound Position ItfilU'TE TO F.M.S. v D.MINISTRATION j.m \'<i at the thirtieth annua) el' Rahman Hydraulic P m Penan# on Saturday, Cctil Kae, C.B.E., paid a i F.M S. administration. conn» t ho fashion of late," more Particularly in Lonthe el.airmen of Malayan B0' l > lies
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    GOOD RECOVERY
    154 7 Wounded Ambassador In Hongkong Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen, Bri- trh Ambassador to China, arrived in Hongkong on Nov. 16 on board the J.C.J.L. liner Tjisadane from Java. Sir Hu r jhe was met by Captain S. H. Patty-Smith. A.D.C. to the Governor, Ph Geoffrv Northcote. and Mr. G. C. Pelham.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    126 7 Arrived In Singapore from N.E.I, by KLM plane "Ibis" on Nov. 20:—Mr. B. Smit. .Left Singapore by KLM plane "Ids on Nov. 21: For Medan via Perang: Mr. E. J. Pin.c?. For Bangkok: Mr. E. L. Sandberg, Dr. W. Schmidt. For Amsterdam: Mr. S. Smit. Arrived in
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      108 7 *f NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED! "f S THE MODEL THAT EVERYBODY LIKES IS 4^S E SMALLEST DEPOSIT! I I I iT B EASIEST MONTHLY j THE MACFTNE THAT HAS A REFUTATION OF BEiNG THE SMARTEST. i FINEST FINISH AND SMOOTHEST RUNNING. S Sole Agents'— S S MALAYAN CYCLE COMPANY, LTD, j
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      81 7 has the privilege of j famous artists including J GERALD GRIFFIN TERENCE O'BRIEN PATRICK WARD L# BILLY JONES W PATRICK JORDAN W.M.A. IHJSIC STOKE ALL BRANCHES. I POLE AGENTS: BS *f VV f« M ljf\. J w.p.S. R i "UNLIKELY yes, literally, but POSSIBLE certainly, when the effect is fcrired
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      220 8 I ■■niHtl i r lim iMfH bmhiiii i t9i »ttMBM I FINAL 2 Shows TO-NIGHT ?j I IaLHAMBRA| 6-15-9-15 j l lii¥fiMߧ she even talks and sings ch|nese I l WITH AL I ROBERT ALICE b YOUNG-FAYE EUGENE PALLETTE HELEN WESTLEY M RTHI j R TREACHER The Vofce of a
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      303 8 I "One of the Best i omedies s J screened at the Capitol for I CAPI T O L j j 6 I go to Town on her own to do a little EASY LIVING and Breezy Loving! S ITS EVEN FUNNIER THAN "MY MAN GODFREY" rtm t IS II
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      202 8 [There are numerous Clubs in Slnqa pcr e members of which are reader? cr 'he "Malaya Tribune." This Diary provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete Havpenmgs of general inter will still be ncluded in the "Diary 0 f Events." Thy 'Club
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    RUBBER MARKET REPORT
    339 9 15 Per Cent. Quota Cut Advocated MESSRS. Lewis and Peat, in their 7* Y /eekl y rubber market report from London, dated Nov. 9, stateWe have had another week of stagnant markets and falling prices Values have receded a halfpenny per lb. since our last report. Commodities
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      397 9 TORTURED BY ASTHMA prepares to Commit Suicide v: t Wife «nd Ephazona Hl Save_H« Uf# D ctme to the conclusion that t worth laing For eight days L 4 thonl cessation he was torIstbfna Having tried most in be couldn't see any hope of red And but for the entreaty
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      593 9 .J. Lisp.m lIA VV TIIE A TIIE j SUNDAY, 21ST TO TUESDAY, 23RD NOV., 1937. Last Final Chapters of J 1 "JUNGLE JIM*" I i Episodes 7 to 12 t ALSO ON THE STAOE t j "ROYAL CASHMERIAN DANCERS" j «45 pm At tttfj End of Each Show 11 pjn.
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      398 9 V ID-DAY %l F TEA DANCE «A 1 F 6 P.M —8.36 P.M. T FREE ADMISSION" IBM 9.30 UNTIL 12 B NON-STOP DANCE H I \I W HOSTESSES (rW) J B FROM HONG KONG M f" WATCH! "\vatcii:: I 1 SPECIAL HARI RAYA ATTRACTION 1 j Amateur Kronchong And Stamboel
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    JAPAN'S INSECURITY
    788 10 JHE Japnij are said to b 2 anticipating a great dinner in Nanking at the New Year to celebrate their complete victory. It is permissible to recall that over twenty years ago the Germans confidently anticipated holding some such celebration in Paris, but the N\-w Years of 1915.
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    "MISUNDERSTOOD" AGAIN!
    165 10 Japanese Moving- To Russian Border Shanghai, f'-v 22 jl»lA.TOR-GENERAL Kita of the T r i "1 C ,>1m^nd >11 North China h. l0 v :.v ,0 F t- ninu t0 dir t in* v th "i >5 n r rrnt 01 th* j a n«» 1PW I [i??**
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    ANTI-BRITAIN
    64 10 Mass Meeting In Tokyo Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 22. A N hXS F* tlns hela TS r T^p£Sr° us y '"^^CghouTj^" 88 anc €!§asf any otlier power erence b i' Britain or Sif-Japin^r er oi n nfl T c neCtl0n with ths Councillor' l Br?t? r I esented tha manifesto
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    MADAME SUN YAT SEN'S APPEAL
    1376 10 HOW THE NATIONS COVl* HELP CHINA J AM particularly glad of the opportunity which permits me to speak to America upon a subject which now burns in every (nines: 1 heart. I spent my youth in America, and her great democratic tradition seeped into my
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      161 10 I T We can highly recommend th is milk... there is none better r obtainable /ssw Obtainable from I •,:>, v ALL GOOD DEALERS MIT X Singapore. K. Lumpur. i XJLJL^ INFANT Yhe ,nost suit- PFPTITiTr I^^Sffff?^}'°l i able f..r infants fLK 111 Nil/fjjMfrffifc' and invalids, owing •'^^i^'^P*,'l I to
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      68 10 1 T Studio 3 3 Jfer j foto-portra?t Ms «»y lis'"* i POLAROID POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery in glare protection. They permit yea to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the FOR THE FIRST TlME—perfect eye comfort for driving, cruising, fishing, tennis or
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    POWERS IGNORE FINAL APPEAL BY CHINA BRUSSELS CONFERENCE ADJOURNING
    166 11 NO ACTION CONTEMPLATED STILL SEEKING FOR PACIFIC SETTLEMENT [X spite of an eloquent appeal yesterday by Dr. Wellington Koo, leader of the Chinese delegation, for action to be taken by the Brussels powers in support of the principles of the Nine
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    POWERFUL PLEA BY DR. KOO
    1496 11 Reuter. Brussels, Nov. 22. 1 JTROXG criticism of the draft rep. rt and an urgent appeal for ml wav made by Dr. Wellington Koo at the meeting of the Nine-Power c this afternoon. who reserved the right to tain amendments in the aid the report
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    China's "Manchester" Falls
    305 11 Key Position On Nanking Route Reuter Shanghai, Nov. 23. pM PLOYING this device for the lj first time since the conflict be- >n. Japanese planes dropped supplier 0 Japanese troops relentlessly pushing «n to Nanking. 1 in Japanese claim of the occupation A'u.sih, known as the Manchester
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    SHIP FOUNDERS OFF SPAIN
    61 11 MINE STRUCK? All Hands Lost In Freighter Reuter. Barcelona, Nov. 22. THE small Spanish freighter, Cale el Cofauba, is reported sunk with all hands this morning just after leaving Castellon harbour, 45 miles north of Valencia. An explosion was heard ju it before she foundered. The
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    Missionaries Murdered In China
    72 11 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 22. The Dutch Bishop Schraven and seven Catholic missionaries, including two Dutchmen and two Frenchmen were kidnapped and murdered at Chengtingfu on Oct. 8 by Chinese bandits according to official information which has reached the victims' families. The murders are believed to have
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    U.S. HOUSING PLANS
    43 11 Reuter. New York. Nov. 22. Large-scale housing projects financed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation are forecast by a high official who states that President Roosevelt favours the proposal authorising loans to mortgage companies in order to stimulate private building.- Reuter.
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL POLICY
    127 11 Technical Secrecy HEAVY BUILDING PROCEEDING Reuter. London, Nov. 21. |N connection with the launching of a new Japanese cruiser to-day, Daily Teleirranh naval expert, Mr. Hector Byvater, says:— Both the Admiralty and Washington are completely in the dark regarding Japanese warship construction from the end of 1936.
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    NEW MONARCHY FOR FRANCE?
    114 11 Pretender To Throne Renews Claim Reuter. Paris, Nov. 22. FURTHER surprise and interest are attached to the French political situation by a manifesto issued by M. Due Deguise the French pretender, with whom many see a link between the amazing Cagoulard revelations. The manifesto which is
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    Halifax Talks Still A Secret
    232 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 22. npHE Prime Minister at Commons question time to-day declined to make any statement or commit himself in the meantime to making a statement on the conversations during the visit to Germany of Lord Halifax, whom he told the House he had
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    35 11 Reuter. Akron Ohio. Nov 22. A Union official announced that mem-| bers of the United Rubber Works of America have voted to end the strike at the Goodyear Company factory by* accepting settlement proposals— Reuter.l
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    BOAT CAPSIZES OFF JOHORE
    383 12 Prompt Rescue TWO CHINESE PICKED UP (From Our Own Correspondent j Johore Bahru, Nov. 22. j nriJIERE was a strong wind blowy' ing and the tide was at its full height in the Straits >f Johore at about 12 noon to-day when a sampan j» on
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    JAPANESE PLANE SHOT DOWN
    148 12 Heavy Raids On Wusih Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 22. A JAPANESE bomber hit by Chinese -tl anti-aircraft guns crashed down In flames ever Wusih on Saturday, according to reports received here to-day and admitted by the Japanese. Engaged in attacking Chinese troop concentrations and industriaf>«tablishments, more than
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    FRENCH DEFENCES IN THE EAST
    88 12 Growing Political Tension Shanghai, Nov. 22. IN view of the growing tension on the Far Eastern horizon, the French Government has appropriated huge sums of money for the strengthening of defen c works in French Indo-China the Chinese have withdrawn six miles to the west
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    28 12 TVln Paris, Nov. 22 Prin£ r M sstl- y announces that Prince Canta Cuzene landed at Port Sr li» K MT yesterday' Newshe has abandoned
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    ITALO-JAPANESE FRIENDSHIP
    83 12 Aim Is "Peace Of The World" Reuter. B._ Rome, Nov. 20. ARON Okura has arrived here. Inter, viewed, he said: "The people of my country sent me to the Duce with the welcome task of making known to him the deep friendship of the Japanese for the Italians.
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    BOYCOTT URGED
    118 12 Mr Stafford Cripps At Glasgow Reuter. Std London, Nov. 22. Cripps, at a demonstration organised by the Glasgow Trades council, has denounced the drugs traffic in China as purposely fostered by Japan for many years to undermine the Chinese morale. Drawing attention to the importance of Japanese trade
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    LOCAL FIRE
    36 12 f Singapore, Tuesday. boxes Sin r? t- ut aiT,on s st wooden boxes and packings ca ;es in th.- back VpU& Mbm WC Two engine. /hich turned out from 1Z gi** p Station. extingui^S
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    AIR MAILS TO HONGKONG
    189 12 New Service TO BE DIRECT FROM JAN. 19 Singapore, Tuesday. IN connection with the announcement that the Imperial Airways service to Hongkong will run from Bangkok instead of Penang from Dec. 6, it has been stated that this will cause delay in the air mail service
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    U.S. FARMS BILL
    93 12 Another $150 Millions To Be Spent Reuter. Washington. Nov. 22. THE Senate Agricultural Committee has completed the draft farm bill after two days and nights of almost continuous session. The bill goes to the Senate to-day and provides for a governmentfarmer partnership in a combination of voluntary
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    GEN. TANG
    109 12 Chinese Military Attache In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. China is putting on a strong resistance against the Japanese. We a*e not only fighting for cur existence cut for the world at large. declared G. ral Tang Che, Military Attache to the Chinese Embassy in Paris, who arrived in Singapore
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    DAYANG VALERIE WEDS
    208 12 London Registry SEQUEL TO SWIFT ROMANCE nAYAXG Valeric the youngest daughter of the Rajah and Ranee of Sarawak, was married at tht Marylebone Register office, yesterday, to Mr. Bob Gergory, the wellknown all-in wrestler, says Reuter. It will be remembered that Dayang Valeric, who is known as
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    THE MUNICIPALITY
    63 12 Friday s Meeting Of The Commissioners A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Ccmmissioners will be held on Friday at 2 15. On the agenda Is a motion by Mr. J. Laycock regarding the Public Authorities Protection Ordinance. A special meeting will be held subsequently to consider the supplemental
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    25 12 Major H. G. Keet, Superintendent of Trade and Customs, Lower Perak. was the speaker at Sunday's evening service of the Methodist Episcopal Church Teluk Anson.
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    LAWYER'S CLAIM FOR DAMAGES
    607 12 Wife Thrown HORSE'S DISPOSITION DESCRIBED Singapore, Monday. AT the continued hearing, before Mr. Justice Howes in the High Court to-day, into the civil claim brought by Mr H. A. R. Paulusz and his wife, Mrs. Edna Paulusz, for damages against the Changi Farm, for injuries sustained
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    DR. S. W. HARDING
    121 12 Death Of Perak Dental Officer Ipoh, Nov. 22. UfE regret to record the death of Dr. Sydney W. Harding. L.D.S and Trinity College, Dublin, which occured at Batu Gajah hospital on Saturday after a .short illness. Dr. Harding, whose death was due to heart failure, was
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    ITALIAN MARINES
    60 12 Detachment Passes Through Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. A detachment of 161 Italian marines with five petty-officers and three officers under the command of Lieut. E. Berlucchi arrived in Singapore from Shanghai by way w n italy ianCaman to day n their J^wJSt Ham wno were attached to co^mDwiH an
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    FATAL ASSAULT CHARGE
    420 12 THE ASSIZES Terrible Injuries Of Victim Sftßgaptte Ifonfei AX alleged brutal attack t n "Chinese on another in Cecil on the evening ol I>. j Lj[JJ resulted in the death thf wr,,(il aseaulted from a fractured skull?! laceration of the brain. M ls v J J d
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    LT.-COL. SHARMA
    50 12 (From Our Own Corn Batu Banal Lt.-Col. A N. Sharma. IMS. DPH, M.8.. 8.5., B.T.M H bad. North-west frontier. I on leave, arrived at Ba Mrs. Sharma where I few days. Lt.-Col. A N E address the Batu Paha Wednesday, Nov. 24 Th( address, I understand North-west Frontier."
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    NEW ADVOCATE
    41 12 Singapore M I Before Mr. Justice the Acting Chief Justice, i Ceurt to-day, Mr. Mm. war admitted to prs catr and solicitor ol l Court of the Straits The Hon Mr. R V pt-ared in support of I admission
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    GUNNERS' THEFT OF CAR
    208 13 nson Sentences PPED BY THE CUSTOMS Singapore, Monday. m or two drinks before ear. We intended for a joy ride," said I and Frederick Smith, r.s of the Seventh Heavy thi R.A. (Blakan Mati), eared before Mr. H. A. ;trict Judge, Criminal Dishis morning on a
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    CHANDU OFFENCES
    87 13 pis To Smuggle Smartly Punished Singapore. Monday. smuggle 10 tahils ol -Government chandu into oncealing it in his belt Chinese being fined $800 rigorous imprisonment hi Mr H. A. Forrer. District iminal District Court, this Toh was arrested by a rer just as he was leaving n in
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    OFFERED BRIBE TO INSPECTOR
    150 13 Young Chinese Fined $30 Singapore, Monday. WONG Toon Chick, a young Chinese, pleaded guilty when he appeared this morning before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, the new Fourth Police Magistrate, on a charge of offering Inspector J. MacPherson, S.S.P., an illegal gratification of $5, on Nov.
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    BATU PAHAT NEWS
    64 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat, Monday. A concert organised by tne Cheng Siew Old Boys" Association will be staged at the Sultana Hall on Dee. 4. The proceeds will oe given to the China Relief Fund. The marriage took place of Inch? Abdul Ghani b. Ranb,
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    POLICE BAND
    48 13 The Police Band will play the following programme at Telok Ayer to-day beginning at 6 p.m.:— Marchf'-Lorraine'- Ganne: Overture, -French Comedy." Bela; Selection "Student Prince." Romberg; Solo for Cornet. When the Ebb-Tide Flows," Gordon; Entracts to Rosamunde. Schubert: Suite "Ballet Egyptian Luiginr, Potpourri' "Tangled Tunes" Ketelbey.
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    MESSRS. WEARNE BROS.
    131 13 Dividends Recommended By Directors A FINAL dividend of five per cent., making ten per cent, for the year, and a bonus dividend of ten per Cent., is recommended in the report ot the directors of Messrs. Wearne Bros. Ltd., to be presented at the annual general meeting
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    ALLEGED TRESPASS
    111 13 Case Against Chinese Postponed Singapore, Monday. THIS morning in the Criminal District Court, Ch'oa Huav Seng, alias Chuan. faced three charges (1) of committing house trespass by concealing himself behind a heap of carpets on Nov. 13 at Messrs. Gian Singh. 4 Battery Road: (2> of housebreaking at
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    MR. G. AURELY
    52 13 Mr. G. Aurelv. of Messrs. Mon tor Ltd.. the Malayan agents of the Parker pen, leaves Singapore to-day on long furlough to Europe on the Conte Biancamano. It is 9 2 years since Mr. Aurely last went to Europe, and his many friend; will wish him a
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR'S LIBEL SUIT DAMAGES TO CHARITY
    784 13 LARGE SUM "Sincere Apology' 9 Of Publishers Reuter. THE action for damages for libel, instituted by the Duke of Windsor against Messrs. William Heinemann, publishers, and Geoffrey Dennis, author, of a book "Coronation Commentary," has been settled by the defendants paying a
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    ILLEGAL PARKING
    55 13 Singapore, Monday. Mr. J. M. Bartlett, of the Ford Motor Company of Malaya. Ltd.. was this morning fined $3 by Mr. E. C. G Barrett, the Fourth Police Magistrate, when he pleaded guilty on a charge of parking his motor-car elsewhere -than in a parking place at Orchard
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    CRICKET IN MELTING POT ENGLAND MARKING TIME
    803 14 What Happened Last Season NO DECLINE? THICKET regularly produces its y eotmedies, dramas, and tragedies. Ills dHBenH to say to which class belongs the latest epkode. with Dr. Alan Robertson, Chairman of the Board of Central, the central figure. Dr. Robertson, in Melbourne,
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    135 14 Blakan Mati Gunners Beat Gordons THE Royal Artillery, Blakan Mati, beat the Gordon Highlanders by a dropped poaJ 14 points* to nil in a keenly rontested game of rugby football at Blakan Mati yesterday. The sides were evenly matched but the Gunners, although not fielding their beat team
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    I.A. HOCKEY
    106 14 The Indian Association nockev match against the Raffles College, arranged for Wednesday, has been cancelled. Indian Association teams have been >iect*d f or o th Pr matches as follows. Vs. S.C.C. Ist XI. on Thursday at the R.C.C.: M. B. Singh: A. Chatterji and S. Angulia; Shanmugam, Baskaran
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    S.C.R.C. INVITATION TENNIS
    87 14 Owing to rain, the tennis matches fixed for yesterday at Hong Lira Green were cancelled. The open singles between Dr Cria Teck Yam and Foo Wo Wan. will be played on Wednesday. On Thursday/ the following matches will be played: Handicap Singles: Yap Ah Chuan t~3> vs.
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    BIG BILLIARDS SENSATION
    402 14 Lindrum Challenged By McConachy CLARK McConachy, New Zealand. challenges Walter Lindrum to deleuti the world's billiards championship, lie writes to "The Refers*," Sydney I would ue pleased y.-u would pubWt ?ay ehallttige to piu> Water Lindrum .or mm world's rjpreiU:*;' of English l uliards. enclosj a list
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    NOTABLE SOCCER TRANSFERS
    538 14 Clayton Joins Aston Villa (By Air Mail) London. WOLVERHAPTON WANDERERS, who transferred players so frequently in the last two seasons that it is estimated that they received over £50.000 in fees, are again seller They were concerned in one of tne most important deals of the season
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    A.C.S. HOCKEY
    72 14 The old boys of the Anglo-Chi-n School will play the presen boys ai hockey on Thursday on the Oldnani Hall ground at Dunearn Road at 5:5 Teams: PAST: Tay Yew Teck One Tan« *ng, Muthucumaru; Ong Swee itw George Day, o. Thomas, kam Oir, Lock. Swee Lim Swang.
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    SIAMESE CUP GOLF
    40 14 me island Club Siamese rw between Mrs C A Ti* up nnal Mrs w R Dunn ni? 5 at eman and 18 for Mrs. C A R ft,t2S?S ln a win J_ Bateman by 2 and 1.
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    STATE HOCKEY
    135 14 Singapore Team To Be Selected To-Night THE Singapore team for the first inter-State hockey match of the season in Singapore on Saturday, against Selangor, will be selected to-night after the trial game at the S.C.C. this afternoon. Teams fcr the trial are as follows: COLOURS: Aeria; Muthucumaru and
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    70 14 V.M.C.A. team vs. M.C.U. to-morrow at 5.10 p.m. on the M.C.U. ground:— Nathaniels, Thong Sing Ching, Newman, Varma. Gim Lock. Dr. V. Xavier. Lee Fong Lim, G. Day, Kee Siang. Suratta. Swyny. V.M.C.A. team vs. S.C.C on Friday at 5.10 p.m. on the S.C.C. ground.— Pillay. Thong Sing
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKET
    38 14 Reuter. Sydney. Nov. 22. MEW South Wales beat the New Zealanders by eight wickets. Scores. New Zealanders: 195 'O'Reilly 5 for 57» and 214. New South Wales. 274 (Barnes 97) and 136 'for 2 wkts> .—Reuter.
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    EXCITING RUGBY FOOTBALL INTER-COMPANY MATCH
    188 14 AT TANG LIN Fusiliers' "B" f. Beat "S" Co. IN an cxciting eanuball at Tanglin Co.. defeated "S" killing Futtiers by try and a pcna!f\ points (cnc try) !)l> B" Co., enjoyed a in the forward divis McAlcrr and H< but tneir "thre dencv to
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    How Rugby Cup-holders Beat Penang SELANGOR'S WIN IN NORTH
    306 15 MALAYA CUP L sers Put Up A Great Fight ii Our Ovvn Reporter). Penang. Sunday, sensational start when they ,i tr\ within three mi- play, Penang failed to so 11 t ad and was eventually 11> is points (one goal, one
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    BALESTIER SOCCER
    49 15 Cub team ¥5. trie Party 1 >-day at J.C.S.A Toi Boon Soon Y. o Lim Bo jn S;nq Qu« Yap liitan Chocne Hee\ Ten H..:t Tec Eian, Chong Lian C >en Fong, Lc? Dins Bcon Khin K« t; Hec Toil Chin Qeok, Ecm nd Boon Joon Cheong
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    Johore Effort For China Relief Fund
    350 15 A Weight lifting Display 'From Our On n Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Nov. 21. A performance by the Chinese Amateur Weigh Lifting Party ol Johore Bahru. assisted by the Mayflower Musical Party Singapore in aid of the China Relief Fund was given in the Song
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    SEET KIM CHENG B.P.
    121 15 Results in the final round of the Scet Kirn Cheng open singles championship 'league system- were as follows: Chew Boon Peng lose to A Sujak B—ls. 10—15; T. 9 Peh beat George Tan 12—15, 19 10, 15 -7; An." Whatt Kirn beat Albert Tan 15 2.
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    SUMMER B.P.
    124 15 Results of Lies in the Summer BP tournament played last week-end are SS follows: Kok Hoe and Heng Kwang beat Chew Mfeng and Chong Tian 21--4, 31—11: Yens Thye and Soo Yin beat Ah Kow and Kirn Choon 13 -21. 21—15. 21—4; Hong Wan and Peng Seng beat
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    AUSTRALIAN TENNIS PLAYERS
    277 15 Status Of Leading' Seniors And Juniors THE status cf Australia's leading senior and junior lawn tennis players who are employed by sports goods firms was recently investigated by a committee of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia at a ccnfercnce with representatives of the firms. A new
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    SPORT CANCELLED
    21 15 The majority of the hockey matches arranged to be played in Singapore yesterday were cancelled owing ta the rain.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    158 16 CHINA RELIEF FUND I (To the Editor of the Malaya TribuJr.') Sir, —I really admire the Straits-born Chinese of Singapore for the kind assistI once they arc rendering by contributing large sums of money towards the China j Relief Fund We can never forget the great
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    PLEA FOR HAWKERS
    231 16 ,To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir.—It was only a day ago that Sir Malcolm Watson in his broadcast paid a glowing tribute to the administration in Malaya. To inote his actual words, he said, "There is no country in the world with a more humane
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    RACING SUGGESTIONS SUGGESTIONS
    409 16 Tc ihe Editor of the Malaya Tri 7 :jityj) Sir,—Racing has become one of the most popular sports in Malaya. Tne membership in all the clubs in Malaya increasing day by day. especially in S.ngapore. The subscribing members are swelling the finances of the turt clubs and
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    129 16 To the Ed'ior of the Vn'2*,tz Tribune) Sir.—Heading the report of Raffles Coilegc. I appreciate the rapidity of its p'otrcss. But. as a future Senior Cambridge student. I strongly object to the p:«/ osa' that in future the Queen's i rt .J x i. I f heirships should
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND
    177 16 More Contributions v, Malacca iw.uac'-i <; following Malacca Strai' -b; for China relief are t Previous aeknowl The Hon. Mr. Tan Lock J.P O.B.E P. V. Rama Chettier Mr. Cheong Tiong H Alor Gajah Dis'r.c kindness of Mr V Watt Mr. Poon Woon t Mr. Yeo Chiow
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    19 16 Mr. G. R. Wiseman untitled Perak. has retun and will resume duta I Anson. Cap:. Stra acting for him.
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    NEW YEAR DINNER IN NANKING?
    103 19 Japanese Getting vml)itious anghai. Nov. 21. of the Chinese has aroused pesrospectt of effeeih on the Kiangvin ilk of the Chinese i\v and the Yangt withdrawing with V hot in pursuit them, re anticipating a Nanking in the firming the fall of er.vv fighting is
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    EXHIBITION
    87 19 vaph* Of The Atom London, Nov. 20. n reveals to the exciting advances the methods of :i has been opened \I im at South Kenlast for a period of :i of atom tracks, ji photographs of atom moflqs at high r other gasses. but ..pparatus. of atom tracks re-
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    EXPENSIVE RIDE
    124 19 £1 Car Costs £22 In Fines THF Ant H^ BoSt( n Massachusetts. v d u e m hls new motor-car. has cost Mr b U ht f r flve dollars f£l >. I. 5? went nappily down the street dp !l bargain^ th the perf ™anc/ of his
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    U.S. STRIKES
    59 19 Goodyear Factory To Re-open Reuter. New York, Nov. 21. The Goodyear tyre company announces the re-opening of factories on Monday for those wishing to return, regardless of the strike situation. Meanwhile the strikers holding the No. 1 plant evacuated while the Union officials were attempting to get the
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    OLD CROCK'S RUN
    55 19 British Official Wireless London, Nov. 20. Motor-cars of more than 33 years' old will take part to-morrow in the usual annual commemorative run from London to Brighton, which celebrates the abolition, in 1806. of the two-miles' per hour speed limit. One car entered for to-morrow's event was
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    INVENTOR OF TELEPHONE
    43 19 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 20. A mural tablet commemorating the centenary of the birth of Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, will be unveiled next Wednesday at the house in which he was born in Edinburgh—British Official Wireless.
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    RAILWAY CRASH
    39 19 Reuter Wireless. Blue Field, West Virginia. Nov. 21. Two were killed and 53 seriously injured and 20 slightly in a railway crash six miles west of here. All available ambulances were ruched to the scene.— Reuter Wireless.
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    WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIANS?
    112 19 Spanish Government Denial Reuter. Barcelona, Nov. 21. DEPORTS that the Soviet Government is withdrawing all Russians from Spain is ridiculed here. An official interviewed by Reuter, stated there had been no Russian regiments in Spain. Russian airmen previously flew planes but now the government air force is
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    BRITISH EMBASSY
    94 19 Removing From Nanking On Wednesday Reuter. Nanking. Nov. 21. The British Embassy is not removing from Nanking until Wednesday owing to the presence of important government officials including Chiang-Kai Shek, Wang Ching Wei and Chang Chun. The Embassy party will proceed up river in H.M.S. "Bee," while H.M.S.
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    SPAIN INQUIRY
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    TWO GIANT FLYING BOATS
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