Malaya Tribune, 2 November 1938

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1 IV Malaya Tribune
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    Masthead
    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: |L>" Guaranteed Largest Sales 11. No. 260. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, November 2, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1938 WE CENTS
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      253 1 Ktad The I'XDAY f IS i II DA E Dominant I Malay* You can depend upon N*cel t,y Blades to give you many y c,ose smooth shaves. They bring ,haf uni,orm, y hi 9 h W quality never before in low*W/'4> P riced blades—every b!ad« A ln GVery packet havin
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      361 1 I THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MOR.\l\C I TRI B i i\ E RADIANT f HEALTH through INN E R J I I CLEANLINESS ft LARGE TIN k HANDY TIN jjßßfefe*, 8 oi. $1.10 4 oi. 65 4 M' Wl '"Me ECONOMY TIN health from nil'hiii, and A
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    Crisis Strengthens Anglo-Egyptian Friendship
    182 2 Alexandria. rpHAT the international crisis has had at least one happy effect, that of drawing closer Anyfo-Kuyplian friendship, is the opinion expressed here. "Never within living memory have Anglo-Egyptian relations been more friendly," is one newspaper's commenl The Premier. Mohamed Mahmud Pasha, stated tnat Egypt would
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    Plotted To Slay His Rival But Killed
    199 2 Girl He Loved Instead Paris, Oct. IS. ANDRE FOUCRKT, a twenly-six-year-old electrician of Lyons, was sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering h!a sweetheart with a bath pluiv. For two years, Clark, good-looking Andre Foucret courted blonde, twenty four year old Marianne Barraux. Then
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    RUSSIA'S G.O.M. is 130
    44 2 k PEASANT Caucasus nam zov has lived to sreat-gieat-f: trr Aged 130, U\ vigorous. Re v Wi and in the ev< »»ft "young folk"—- *c 80 or 913—5 1; ,rk 4 past. 1 oft He was bom Napaleon's retreat "•ft**
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    AIR LINE JOB FOR BEAUTY
    76 2 London fjg D l T( H K, M r Lines h* taken over taurie Steek golden-haired twenty-three, the prettied u stewardess iustril'di V tional Airways She becomes their nlj Britat iiner hostess. She will i.ext week. Part of her new job wUl be to tori
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    EYEPRINTS WILL TRAP CROOKS NOW
    159 2 London. Oct. 18. gYEPRINTS will catch the criminal of the future. Police expert* and opticians have been in consultation on a nen Method of identi<yV criminals by of their eyes, uhich is I be infallible. Eyeprints are cases where criminals cbliterate the natural tnarkina*** fingerprints
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    FIAT WINS JAVA SPEED RECORD
    92 2 The Fiat Agents in Malaya have just received the following cable. Java record beaten by Fiat Victoria by one hour, nineteen minutes. Viehs driver. Donato mechanic. 1.600 km «P92 miles» within 17 hours one minute average 94 km (58.28 miles) per hour." This interesting news
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    New Stamps Designed
    36 2 British Official Wireless. The Postmaster General has decided ta introduce two stamps of new denominations and different designs from those now printed, for use in connection with the parcel post services.—British Official \\ireless.
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    COLONISATION IN LIBYA
    23 2 Reuter. Trieste. Mussolini, aboard between the island* •groun. reviewed a N Italian ships carryi families to Libya. whJ week-end. —Rev;
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      441 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA .incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938. CANTON 15.500 Nov. 4 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 18 I BANGALORE 6.000 Nov. 19 I CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. 2 1 CARTHAGE 15,000 »c. 16 BHUTAN 6,100 Dec. 17 BEHAR b,OOO Dec. 26 RAJPUTANA
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      520 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. I m.s. "MARBURG" omits Hongkong, Shanghai and Dairen Nov. 10 s-s. "SOHARNHORST" omits North China Nov. 24 S m.s. "RTSGENSBURG" omiU" Manila Dec. 3
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      430 2 I BANGKOK I INF. CH! V JAPAN LINE. w Bi iv Cargo vessels with limited but r j Luxurious One Class Motorslnps. Most L k passenger Accommoda- Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath. comionaiw w To: Marseilles, l.oiunin. Rotterdam, r Hamburg and Copenhagen. j Q I f|l Suez> p orl Said,
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      129 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE !3 Deutsch-Australische DampfschifFs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 t m.s. KULMERLAND via Manila Nov. 5 s.s. NORDMARK Direct Nov. 9 t m.s. DUISBURG via Manila Nov. 29 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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      112 2 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CU, L» (Incorporated in I ~,i ns;k on; Direct Service to Japan 1 6 and to Calcutta via Taking cargo on thi ir.g for Canton. Ma v>; Chefo, Tientsin. N etc ports, Formosa, the P rrfTA FOX MfANG AM* JJ^g VV Nov J SUTSANO In nor.» KUTSANG
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATHS.
    152 3 The death occurred last .'light; at 10 15 of Mrs. Elizabeth F. X. da Luz. bt-ltfvea wife of Mr. Francis X da Luz at the residence of her son-in-law Mr P E Perera. The remains will be removed for interment at 4 30 p.m. on Thurs day,3ro
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    FUNERAL.
    33 3 Relative, friends and Association:* are Undly asked to note that the funeral of Mndame *Vune Kum Poh of 387, Joo Chlat will be on 11th November, 1938, instead of 13th November. 1938
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    98 3 The famtly of the late Mrs. Koh Lion Ghee (nee Wan Chin Neo) sincerely thank all relatives, friends, Clubs ana Associations who have so kindly attended th** nieht vislLs and funeral ot the late Mrs. Koh Lian Ghwe and those who L it\l wreaths, letters and telegrams of condolence
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    Malaya-Wide Appeal For Children's Aid Society
    1070 3 SOCIAL WORK AMONG WAIFS AND STRAYS Singapore, Wednesday, the meeting of the Children's Aid Society, held at Government House this morning, it was announced that the Society will before long have its own premises. A grant of land has been made by the Government,
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    THE ODD SPOT
    241 3 COME iwenty miles to the of Tristan da Cunha there stands up out of the sea a rocky islet. It was originally known as Unattainable Island because its cliffs rose almost perpendicularly from the sea and landing was exceedingly difficult. There are however, certain beaches, and here
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    EGYPT TAKES OVER SUEZ HEALTH
    39 3 Reuter. A Ho. l lth Convention under which E"Vpt takes over the work of the quarantine board and becomes response for tne Suez Canal, was signed in Paris by the delegates of tf powers.Reuter."
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      499 3 a PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS low invited for the rials or service. For Municipal Tender Room •I Date of Closing. old venicies vrviceabie stores at Transport .ac Road. 12 noon, Nov. 7, 1938. ol concrete 1 at Swatow 12 noon, 14th Nov. 1938. concrete 1 d drain at Lorong
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      602 3 PUBLIC NOTICES. j TENDERS coSn? s S f af e invited 'from approved n nf S S f «r, the ere ction and comple*TnL^Lc.WTWWig Block of Building to for Jo^P hs at Queen Street School r Cn &n Brothers fundPri P^ :,t 0f $10 which will be rewi i»2 n
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      86 3 POSITIONS WANTED YOUNG INITIATIVE CHINESE open for engagement. Matriculation. Commercial experience, general office administration, typewriting, correspond ence. sales (Piecegoods, Provision Sundries), some knowledge of accounts. Can drive. Good references Please reply Box No. 413. co Malaya TriDune. Singapore. /ftp Opposite Clifford Pier. r.FT RID OF Excessive Fatness and Constipation! Purify
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      118 3 MISCELLANEOUS HOW TO REJUVENATE A limited number of bock,- entitled NATION The problem of the 20tn century—will be pasted free on request to those who are interested. Write to-day: The Sole Agents: E M. A. Abdul Hameed C 0., P O. Box No. 24. Singapore. GUARANTEED ip* STRENGTH When ocaulon
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      24 3 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS No. 64, Chulia Street, 'Phone No. 7755. General Auctioneers, Commission Agents, Etc., Etc. The Organisation For Prompt, Courteous And Efficient Service*
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    EXCHANGES
    189 4 Singapore, Nov 1. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING London T.T. 2,3 27|32 Lrndon deamnd 2;3 27;32 Lyons demand 2072 Switzerland demand 242 Hamburg demand 136' 2 New York demand 55 IIS Montreal
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    862 4 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Nov. 1, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Tin 4- 4 9 Asam Kumbang 28 30 -norn Austral Malay 431- 47|-nom Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 9 Ayer Weng 0.60 065 Bangrin Tin 23,6 246xd Batu Selangor 1.45
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    TIN
    16 4 Singapore, Nov. 2. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $***** (unchanged)
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    RUBBER
    16 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28>/ L Sellers 28...
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    Rubber Exports
    39 4 The gross exports of rubber from Malaya during October were 42.294 tons, 1 making a total for the ten months of the year of 454.670 tons, as compared with 566.997 tons the corresponding period of last year.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    318 4 Singapore, Kov. 1. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4j3 pjAyer Hitams 25 3 26 6 Bangrins 23 6 24 .L 6 d Batu Selangors 1-45 1.50 Hitams 0-35 0.40 Hongkong Tin 23 6 25|Chenderiangs 13 6 I4 !flxd Hong Fatts 0.80 0.85 Idris Hyd. 9Ipoh Tin
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    PRODUCE
    177 4 Singapore, Nov. 1. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 perKoyansl6o R. (Siam) W. Coast N0.2 perKoyanslso R. (Siam) W. Coast N0.3. perKoyansl46 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 0225 Slam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $190 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 6202 Siam "Singhway" No. 1 $202 Siam "Singhwa'y' No. 2
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    103 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend Book, Singapore, Nov. l.i£Jn close TotSLl for TIN. uose m financial Chenderiang 7K% l ess tax Payable nm* DiV 5!! Bangnn 5% less tJiY rayaoie Date to date Kamunting Tin J% 7 C 24 7?^ Kuchai 20% 1 n S n
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    128 4 C% Mi.vntM Co, ltd., $30,0f>» Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 90 lnn au 100 norn 5% ioiS GA! !P RE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 lijt Mar. 31 SeDt 30 4/2 1907 red. 1947 tot /2 norn 4 2% M O9 195 *Wobo'Lit"••• 1063/4 10 3/< "0»
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    438 4 LONDON COMMODITIES^ Previous m n6on T uesd 5 RUBBER Steady St Spot buyers 8y 4 8 5 if? 1 Sellers 8 516 ft* 0 Ist Forward (October) Buyers 8 316 IJJ Sellers 8 516 15 2nd Forward (November) Buyers 8 516 h Sellers 87 ir 3rd Forward
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      258 4 THE EASTERN UNITED CORPORATION. LIMITED. riRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, 3URGLARY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSAWON AND PUr.LIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. WD. CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. F. W HALL, General Manager I THE I! EASTERN BANK I I LIMITED. J I (Incorporated in England). f I SINGAPORE BRANCH: I 4 D'Almeida Street. I Authorised
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      91 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. (incorporated In Straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and controlled by The Mercantile Bank of India, Limited. The Company, having the necessary powers, Is prepared to undertake Executor and Trustee Business and all other work authorised by Section 7 of
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      165 4 Overaa-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in tht Straits Settlements CAFITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHUUA STREET, SINGAPORE Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA LONDON BANKERS: N£ W YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd. fMOilvJ Irving Trust Co.. Lloyds Bank, Ltd. Chase Nationa] Bank BOARD OF DIRECTORS: LEE
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    Alexander's ragtime band
    291 5 A 20* Century-Fo* pkjhtt feoferiag IYRON6 K)W« AUCS FAYS DON AMEOfE Ethe! Mermen Jcck Haky Jeo* Marsha* a mediocre taproom popular in San Francisco in 1911, Stella Kirby (Alice Faye), seeking a job as a singe* Just rived a group of luckless musicians whose singing had not
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    BRICKS FOR ARMS:" ALLEGED FRAUDULENT DEAL WITH CHINA
    347 5 Dramatic Sequel To Court Case London. Nov. 1. •i\u «miU'il shipment io China in April, 1938. of 550 cases ill* machine tools, and motor car parts, but acu ,'J '-ai;iin 1 h ricks and rubbish was the charge against Den- wr.'jMi irrt/i
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    HIS CAR CRASHED INTO A RICKSHA
    246 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Tuesday. ABDON Benjamin Woodford pleaded guilty in the Fourth Police Court this morning before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to three charges of voluntary causing hurt to a Malay woman, Biah binte Long, and two Chinese. Teo Ah Heng and Hee
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    Annual Rifle Meet Results
    527 5 I*HE annual rifle meet of "E" (Chinese) Co. and 2nd Battalion Signals St ction ol the S.V.C. was held on Saturday and Sunday at Bukit Timah Range. Weather was fine throughout the two-day shoot and many of the new recruits who joined this year went home
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    RELIEF FUND
    22 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The China Relief Fund oi Singapore have to date remitted $3.400.000. Chinese Currency, to the Executive Yuan
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      124 5 1 I I V X II I m 111 P*JI »ift ROBUST, RADIANT and V>\£ I I NDING HEALTH by i. i n the world-renowned itL I DIB 1L IMi//l 'OXIC TABLETS. DIBIL 111 sives renewed energy to rj— P'YxSfoh/' Villi vos.and muscles, restores Jul 8 vitality, removes nerve >fllJI!l
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      303 5 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the Saleroom of Messrs. CHEONG KOON SENG Co., Ltd., No. 10 Chulia St. 0:N WEDNESDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER, 1938, AT 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Valuable 999 years' leasehold land situate at Orchard Road adjoining Angullia Park, suitable for
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      421 5 CHING KENG LEE CO., LTD. j (Incorporated in the Straits £etilements>. No. 8-A, (Ist Floor), D.ALMEIDA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Next to The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd.) PHONE: NO. 3918 TELEGRAMS: "AUCTIONEERS, SINGAPORE." AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS COMMISSION AGENTS. j BRANCHES:—No. 17. First Cross Street. Malacca. j No. 11, fJght Street, Penang, and
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    What (ffocukhA Cbic Smdna, MALAYAN UNIVERSITY
    734 6 We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune} Sir,—That a paper that used to de; ciibe the local born members of th
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    SHORTHAND TYPISTS
    104 6 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir -I read with interest the letter oi Mr W S Don on the small salaries paid to many shorthand typists. He has hit nail on the head. It must be remembered, however, that breadwinners are so anxious to get the
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    CLERKS' GRIEVANCES
    218 6 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir. There have been many complaints oi the conditions under which ciei-ks work in this country—the long hcurs, the want of leave, even after many years of service, the lack of pension." the small salaries and the general bad treatment. Racial
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    "HEY!"
    88 6 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune\ Sir —"Good Manners" should not be annoyed by having "Hey!" shouted at him. It is an innocent habit and seccna nature to many people. I am a Malay <F.M.S.> in Kelantan. aid frequently I am under a shower o* 'lieys" from the
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    THE FALL OF^CANTON
    195 6 rro the Editor of 'he Malaya Tribune J Sir,--The fall of Canton, cradle of th Chinese Revolution, marks a turn polmjnjhejiistory of china. it is ul this stage I tli, Clwant; iv.ii 8Ju»; est decision Of 111: t mean turning in t;, Wll First arid J n
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    CHEAP SHORTHAND TYPISTS
    216 6 To the f:a. V 1 i SUr I J uTitler. Vt 1 jeel r.i "Clw v hich Jv pci 01 att.'in rxx hcjufc tC iicr ol a iypiits It r r. I l£pisU r, 1 Tims» rtf puic cnun* :;i &05X of <Mi|lU ♦•-a!*. Wltft 1» lemurs
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      167 6 LISTEN TO REASON ana be well W •»dviseii 9 bU YOUR i EYES TEST ED i VOit RIGHT I GLASSES to I rir improve your R. vision right t. mvnv. DON'T WL DELAY. We 1 can do this for you at a very reasonable cuaree. New China Optical Co., 71.
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      221 6 The Acid in Your Would Burn j a Hole in the V fy Carpet A HEr<flSHffi6 chloric Arid (same as Actual photoQraph of Stomach Acid) on to a carr.et burned bu trick pile carpet; the Ca stoLch aad h c 0 1 l burned a slx inch If acid does
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      268 6 OVRHAUL'£" •Th* Modern Way to Krtundit.cn motor*" mYm Smoklnr exhaust, frequent cn^ fIMHS mg of spaik plug?, engine U«st B*jfl of power and liveliness, ba Acceleration are symtoms of ■S£SEnl worn ftngs and wor 3fK~ff!J| CYLINDERS con < there ls apparel jpszil 21 waste of CyJnder oil an fo il.il
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      240 6 High Blood Pressure Dangerous fo Heart Thousands of men and women past 40 face the dancers >>f heart trouble and paralysis because of High Blood Pressure. High Blood Pressure Is a mysterious disease that causes more deaths than cancer, largeij because people mistake the symptoms for indigestion or some simple
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      63 6 RADIO mm I wiU be YOUR CHOICE bp™p N^ ueal tone BEING 100% BRITISH Sole Agents for Malaya: HOE BOON LEONG PROMPT SERVICE Is what yon expect, and you eet it i YICK WOH HINC 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Read) Phone No. 7922. i Contractors for the Repair
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      42 6 NEW HAIR mini ft n r«" «£f SVjS PQgJ| >"•«'•« m. Ectelko and ITourko BMP <** •na dean up all daadru •a thin or bald ppots Mb natural, vigorous t»l ■atter what youi-age or J-ur X proT« the bencflj> raar Cfcamtef mm ■jlafaj Mi
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE HOLLY WOOD IS A KINGDOM OF MAKE BELIEVE
    821 7 Behind The Scenes In Film City A HOLLYWOOD correspondent has written specially for the Tribune wonder™ a tour through the Hollywood pWnled be! h ST"" f Make BeUeve <he first <ho scene S VeS Kraphi? afrouW f -'"I affairs hehind
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    SHE COMBINES THE EAST AND THE WEST
    35 7 Warner Bro!l s as c harming as ..in two-piece rBs has a subdued "w* 'la! splendour. The oul particularly lines bespeak a Wending of the East and Vest
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    "THE SECRET OF TREASURE ISLAND"
    38 7 ol Treasure Island," a tlx ills, is now being .are Royal. A ColumdeaJs with the exciting a man who went out co land to unfold its An exciting picture mg way to see.
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    IT'S THE SOUL OF A TALKIE
    54 7 RKO-12-The Sound department the soul of the gig antic making machinery, at RKO RADIO with one of the six pped sound trucks in ground. 21 sound chan- < are of the recording stodie while the sound ire used on location sets. phua are at
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    135 7 EVEN if you have seen the stage nlay you must see "Tovarich", which opened at the Alhambra last night, because it is an absolute first rate film. The humour is delightful—slick, quick and witty and the acting by Charles Boyer and Ciaudett3 Colbert, in the role
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    AT THE PAVILION
    145 7 NEW programme at the Pavilion is a laughter show, with a long comedy and a short one. in addition to some fun in the news film. There goes the Groom" can best be (<• scribed as a general mlx-up. Nearly all the characters qualify for a lunatic
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      175 7 Jl■ 1 j S trossefWafkytlls 'the Ideal flavourings I for Puddingsfkstard, 3 Pies, Cakes, etc. r Try C B's Essences when next you are making pastry, custard and blanc-mange. Taste juf.Bft the delicious flavour it imparts. Listen to the Kg H wonderful comments that are sure to be made and
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      248 7 DAILY CROSSWORD j CUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN 5 W*S!SS! Europe n "Ten ratio" (anagram i. tively. in ngts uu 3. Pleating on water. U There is no difference in the mean- 4. He deals in mctai. don't go Ul him ing of these words. for provisions. 12 This fright is
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      370 8 J f 2nd Show: Janet Gavror Fredric March in A STAR IS BORN (In Technicolour). Bringing You The Unforgettably Moving Hilarious True Story Of Hollywood behind-the-scenes. I Ist Shew: Pat O'Brien in "THF GREAT O'MALLEY An Irish Cop Vs. A Gun-Mad Killer. Next Change: Thurs. 3rd Nov. 1938 Matinees: Sat.
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      312 8 Tanjong F 1 MDID IT 7 pm I Pagar LlVlrllVt 15 P- m 2 Controlled by Shaw Bros. Ltd. 2 I Grand Double Feature Show Lewis Stone Barbara Read The MAM WHO: j 4 HIED WOLF j I 1116ULLINGL* SUPPORTED BY SOME BLONDES 1 ARE DANGEROUS I 5 with Noah
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      216 8 I gala opening TO DAY at the I Under Distinguished Patronage of i Commodore M. L. CIARKE, Qf (he Gross Receipts T o-Day v. ill be Dwwted S Z—2 BARNARDO'S HOMES XMAS FUND. I See a Rousing Show and help a Worthy Cause! jj I i M.-G.-M. (Grandest Adventure Story
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    Inter-School Hockey in Segamat
    261 9 I rom Uvr Own Correspondent). S"i>amal, \lf;nda} r THOI r (iH a wet pitch slowed down and slightly handid the ui'me yet the crowd »M< sonic go* d hockey fine display of tick work (lovernncnt English padang when the Batu (fOvernment School met I Government School
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    POST OFFICE HOCKEY
    62 9 to meet the Indian at Balestier at •ed direct >: Supaat; j :apt.) and Dershan rrxanictn, Tai Chong I S PonnJah; S. Then, Mat j C. B. Humphries and Reserves: Harith and Si- affies Institution on Sat- iub's ground, bully-off at C. Albuquerque (capt.i gh; Harith, Tai
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      319 9 I £jj jtegJJft of cases, not one SKfJ? bas y et bp en reported. SSiu p«S rand) M Celer y Perlea^each small, easily swallowed perle contains Mem d wui a L- Valu f 261b of Golden Da nbv 19 o y U CaSe instead Of pain by 12 a.m. to-morrow.
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS CIVIL SERVICE
    652 10 TPHERE seems to be some difference of opinion as to the of candidate the Straits Settlements Civil Service is supposed to attract. In the course of his address to the Legislative Council H.E. the Governor said: "These officers are normally recruited from graduates of Raffles College
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    THE BIG PARADE Of Artillery 70 MILES' RANGE
    745 10  -  CATAPULTS TO HOWITZERS EVOLUTION OF THE GUN By Duncan A. Densem \T a recenl parade of Ins military forces in Germany, Hitler showed the world his big guns—mobile monsters with barrels 30 feet long which can throw a heavy high explosive shell
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    To-day's News Review
    561 10 pNDING that the too-easy victories at Canton and Hankow have brought them no nearer to crushing Chiang Kai Shek or subduing the southern Chinese, th? Japanese military have made a landing near Foochow. probably with the intention of cutting through Fukien Province to the southern province of
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    OPPOSITION AGAIN ATTACK MUNICH PACT "Giving World Power To Greatest Of Tyrants"
    483 11 ATTLEE INDICTS POLICY OF PREMIER Reuter. I riATIXC the debate on the international situation in th. Hmm o< yesterday ft C R. Attlee, leader of the Labour-Op Son. d •b "4 :'„;T q p r ences of the
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    DEFENCE STATEMENT PROMISED
    56 11 British Official Wireless. The Premier announced in Parliament, yesterday that early in the new session opening next TAiesday a full and comprehensive statement will be made on .he steps proposed to be taken on defence matters. He agreed to consider the issue of a White Paper on
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    JAPAN WILL NEED BRITISH AID
    69 11 Reuter. Speaking in the Commons in rer'e :ence to China, Mr. Chamberlain saui china cannot be developed into a renl aiarket without the influx of a grea, oeal of capital. That capital cannct be supplied by Japan. It is quite certain that when the war
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    BRITISH BROADCASTS TO THE CONTINENT TO CONTINUE
    62 11 Reuter. THE practice of broadcasting news bulletins in French Bmm~m Mate* which was instituted in the recent international Sb, f or L7^r^'s~+'z« to add other languages. intended at present T he os 'niaster-Ceneral undertook to represent in <h« nor. points ra.sed such as
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    ARABS PRESSING FOR REFORMS
    257 11 Palestine Situation Reuter. A l loslenl beaded by Allooba Pasha, a former minster TMtHn PUa f Vernment hil in London to submit to the Bntfah Government the resolution, on Palestine passed at the World \rab Modem Congress at Cairo. According to Allouba the Coagree. demands immediate
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    EMPIRE FOREIGN POLICY
    125 11 Dominions Are Kept I Informed Reuter. »v the Commons what arrangements were now in operation for keeping each of the Domiirrm Governments informed with regard to foreign affairs Mr. Macdonald replied that in accordance with the decisions of successive Imperial Conferences the Dominions were kept constantly informed
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    Full Mobilisation In Japan Shortly?
    268 11 Itag-aki, the Japanese Minister of War, has suggested to the Imperial Government the application of full mob lisation law in order to meet the heavy military commitments of the conrng year (say* Sin ('hew Jit Poh). "Japan must be prepared to face the rearmam#it of
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    MORE BIRTHS IN BRITAIN
    97 11 British Official Wireless. The report of the Chief Medical Ofiicer ot the Ministry of Health for 1937 records a birth rate of 14.9 the highest since 1932. Infant mortality and maternal mortality rates were both lower, the latter at 3J6 per 1.000 live births being the
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    Tributes To Lord Stanley
    43 11 British Official Wireless. Tributes were naid in ti:e Commons TCStei v \j\ the Premier and the leaden of the Opposition parties to (he work of the late Lord Stanley, who was Secretary of State for the Dominions.—British Official Wireless.
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    PEACE IN SIGHT NOW MUNICH IS OVER?
    479 11 Reuter. though rett;„TLo r h d °S d 4 n ,r ffeet Mi U f < *£3 J hn *c Com™**, o, tapj Defence. f the r n "Uiai There would b e no compulsion as the Government was satisfied that it was
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    MILLION VOLUNTEERS FOR A.R.P.
    56 11 JX was announced in the Commons yesterday (says British Official WireJessi that the personnel for Air Raid Precautions now exceeds one million A Labour mcticn on "A R p wilj be debated on Thursday and the House will be prorogued on Friday. The new session opens
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    ANGLO-ITALIAN PACT
    43 11 Reuter. Announcing the Government's intention to br.ng the Angio-Itoiian agreement Into fcrce as soon as possible Mr c hamberlaln told the Commons yesterday thai ne would table a motion we Icoming the Government's intention which the Hcuce would debate to-day. Reuter.
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    Overtook Inspector's Car, Fined
    126 13 ngapore, Tuesday. ,n i n Manager, Motors ION: i rlay convicted by II v hitiom, Traffic Magis j t chars ■of driving in a rou to the public rip Road on Septeai- $10. \n endorse" id#» i;n I.' c's Heence. r v! he prosecution oeetar Amirs
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    SNATCH – THIEF SENTENCED
    22 13 SNATCH THIEF SENTENCED I. Tuesday. MgO ihs rigorous imprison- nent Ihe sentence passed >i jti R ihis morning by in the Second
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    MARINES WITH MACHINE-GUNS
    58 13 With the Japanese inside Hankow, the provisional Chinese headquarters, 108 officer* and men of the Royal Navy have been sent to Hankow especially to prefect British lives and property. Members of the contingent are quartered on Yangtse river steamers. Photo shows machine-gun instruction lor British naval ratings
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    Clean-Up Of Armed Bands
    33 13 Reuter. Jerusalem. Nov. l— Detachments of Royal West Kent and West Yorkshire regiments yesterday fought armed band> in Haifa and Nablus areas respectively, a number of Arabs being killed.—Reuter.
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    Little Press Comment On Cabinet Changes
    277 13 Reuter. London, Nov. 1. £ABINET changes having been in aceorclar.ee with Expectations excite little comment from the press. Lord Runciman is welcomed for his varied administiative experience and his ability to subordinate party for national interests. News Chronicle says his substitution to Lord Hailsham
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    MRS. H. G. BAXTER
    67 13 Mrs H G. Baxter, hqnorary organiser of this year's Popov Day drive in Singapore is at present stopping with the Bishop*of Singapore and Mrs. Roberts at Bishopsbourne. during the absence of Mr. Baxter in Penang. Mrs Baxter will be at Bishopsbourne until after Poppy Day, having
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    H. E. Governor
    53 13 HE the Governor. Sir Shenton 1 nomas, Left for Penang this morning by RAF flying boat in order to meet T ady Thomas, who is coming from Colombo on the P. and O. liner Canton Sir Shenton and Lady Thomas will return to Singapore on the Canton,
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    Robert Woolsey Dead
    19 13 Reuter. California, Nov. I—Death has occurred of Robert Woolsey. film comedian and partner of Bert Wheeler.—Reuter.
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    EIGHT-HOUR DAY IS "REASONABLE LENGTH"
    627 13 Earlier Complaints Looked Into TRACTION COMPANY MANAGER SAYS Singapore, Tuesday. JjjVIDENCE to the fact that he did not consider that an average working day of eight hours was too long for the men was given by Mr. George Marshall, manager of the Traction Company at
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    YOUTH ON CAR THEFT CHARGE
    107 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Tuesday. CHOW Ah Choo, a twenty-three-year-old Kheh, appeared in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham this morning charged with the theft of an Austin Seven motor-car No. J. 614, the property of Mr M V Pillai of the P
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    TRAINING FOR THE SINGAPORE WINTER RACE MEET
    710 14 TO-DAY'S CANTERS AT BUKIT TINGCI (By 'Marcus Superbus") erereiscs were gone through on the Bukit Tinyyi vaXtfiy track this morning. JACK DRLX'E. who was the first horse out from Van Brvukelen's stables, was taken round three times l>\ EL Donnelly, and looks very
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    ROCKLITES HOCKEY
    21 14 iJfiSffiS? matcn played at Changi. the Rockhtes defeated the 7th Heavy Butery, R.A. by three goals to one. I
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    TENNIS KLINEY CUP: CHINESE LEAD TANGLIN 2—NIL
    113 14 IN the Kliiicy. Cup inter-club tournament played yesterday afternoon at the Tanglin Club, the home te.im lost Monday's unfinished tie when Wons Thiam Teck (S.C.R.C.) beat K. L. Moir 6—4; 4—6; 6—3. In the doubles tie between Dr. H. O. d T. J.
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    S.C.R.C. INVITATION TOURNEY
    73 14 ONE open doable* and a handicap d übles ivere played yesterday at m Green in the s.C.R.C. fifth Open Invitation and it-suited as Callows: U Doubles: W J. M. Warden and Yon on Chong beat J. Kam and Seah K< ng Si< v, by 4; 4 —6;
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    SINGAPORE G. C.
    79 14 The S rember bogey competition on the Stamford Handicapping system will be played on Saturday and Sunday next OTer the first nine holes of the old course and the second nine holes of the new course. The v o m's November bogey competiti D also on the
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    BOXING REVIVAL OF AMATEUR TOURNAMENTS
    183 14 THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association have adopted a new oolicy which it is hoped will :;ive gi cater encouragement to local amateur boxers. In future the association will hold a championship competition for civilian boxers, to include Police, R.N.V.R.. etc. Early each year the Association
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    EXCISE CLERKS BEAT MAYFAIR B. P.
    82 14 In a friendly match played last week the Excise beat the Mayfair B.P. by iour games to nil. Result (Excise players mentioned first) Chan Chim Eock beat Low Poh Hai 15—12. 15--3. S Q Quek beat See Gim Siang 13—13. 5--1, 15 5 C.
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    WEARNES S. C. BEAT S.C.R.C. AT HOCKEY
    87 14 Wearne Bros Sport.s Club defeated the S.c R.c. by one goal to nil at Fraser Park. At hall time there were no goals .scored although the Wearnes forwards missed many a chance through selfish play and inaccurate hitting for goal. Ten minutes after
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    PREMIER INSTITUTE
    67 14 The second annuo.l athletic sports meeting of the Chettiari' Premier Institution will be held at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Friday. Mr. C. S. Venkatachar. I C S.. Agent of the Government of India in Malaya, has consented to distribute the prizes. All c.ld boys are invited to
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    MELBOURNE CUP
    53 14 Reuter. Flemingtcn Nov 1 Tfcs race for the Melbourne Cup ads won oy Catalogue, with Bourbon second and Ortel) star third. Twenty-two ran \Voa by three lengths thiro two away ihe weather was cloudy but the uoinc; was good. h h The betiin- was 23 -l. O-l 40—1
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    SOCIETY OF REFEREES
    35 14 A meeting of the M. R. U. Society of Referees wiU be held in the upstairs Lounge of the B.C.C. to-morrow at 6.45 to A attend reSted in refereein S are invited
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    SHOWING PROMISING FORM AT TRAINING
    9 14 "Mr. Cheah's JACK DRUCE.
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    HOCKEY MALACCA STATE TRIAL
    288 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Tuesday. CONSIDERABLE improvement among players was seen at yesterday's second State hockey trial. Better luck enabled the Colours beat the Whiten by the only ganl at the mutch. Leon, who was tried in the centreforward position for the Colours and describea
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    BADMINTON SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS
    72 14 fTUIE following ties in the Singapore Badminton Championships will be played at the Clerical Union, HawPar Hall, this week-end:— Saturday at 2.15 p.m. ..Women's Open Singles:—Miss Lilian Tan vs. Miss Lee Shao Meng. Inter-School:—Raffles Institution vs Anglo Chinese Secondary School Sunday at 10 u.ra. Women's Open Singles:—Miss
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    Card Of Events For Saturday
    999 14 pOLLOWINC is Ihe full card of events (subject to scntcy re-arransrement in running order) for Saturday, the fi the Winter race meeting of the Singapore TYrf C| u h ,< d 7? day f,f 1 1 ,v,) BnkH ii ni;ih 3 Y. O. Free Handicap
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    RUGBY SPORTSFRONT ARMY MEDICALS BEAT CRICKET CLUB
    195 15 Close Game On The Padang M 5: S.C.C 3> nigby yesterday the R.A M.C. defeated the five points (a goal) to three (a try) on the pailayed one manshort throughout. in the second v< re .-cored. I latch, was the tnin which players
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    R. A. M. C. RUGBY TEAM
    41 15 Although a comparatively small unit, thd Royal Army Medical Corps are always to the fore in Service sporting circles in Singapore. Their rugby team did splendidly to beat a Club XV on the Padang yesterday.
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    Y.M.C.A. JUNIORS' FORTNIGHTLY CLUB NIGHT
    140 15 THE V.M.C.A. Juniors entertained the Friendly at their Club Night la*t Friday to a friendly table tennis contest. Oiher Indoor Games were held and the evening was very much enjoyed By every, ne pre- j sent. I Results of the table tennis contest I was
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    S.C.R.C HOCKEY
    66 15 8. C. R. C. hockey teams for to-day are: Vs. M.C.U.. at M.C.U.: Patrick Yee. Evan Worn:. Choo Beng, Knn Swee; Kee Slang, Boon Unn. Kee Pow, Moo* Kirn. Kee Tian. Swee Keng. Keng Siew. Vs Veterans, at Hong Lim Green Jan Jee. K. T. Ooi. Geo Lee,
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    Y.M.C.A. And S.R.C. Share Honours
    206 15 Drawn Came On Padang ELEVEN points all was the outcome of the rugby match at the S.R.C. yesterday between a Club XV and ihe Y.M.C.A., the S.R.C. scoring a goal and two tries, and the Y's a goal and two penalty goals. The Y's took
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    Army Beat Club On Padam * « * < ■1 1
    325 16 Army Beat Club On Padam &lt; 1 1 Winners Displayed Better Ball Control Army 3; S.C.C L WHE Army proved too good for the Cricket Club at hockey yesterday at the padang and won by three goals to one. At the interval, the score was one-all. Cpl. PJummer. Army centreforward.
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    Make The Most Of Your Eyes.
    124 16 Your eyes are your main feature: by their expression and appearance you are often fudged They are nurroiv too ot your Interna] condition. Your eye* hou'.d be bright and clear: if they ar* neither, then in all probability your* liver is sluggish, you are
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    PICKED PLAYERS FROM CHANG
    10 16 The Ainu hockey i. this Tfnna_
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    Gemas Poppy Day Soccer Tournament
    106 16 THE fciiewiiig rill represeal k I Baflv iv Institute, I against the Gemanebe Sports 1 in a gpi&gt;ie of soccer i:i ike 1 •iut competition tor the Day Cup' pre-cnled in i Kwa Kn Chooi and Lin 11m and the late i&gt; k:n i.e.- k
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    600 17 Mr Burns, oi fcvau ana to., as for half the year. On he was .succeeded by Mr. the same firm: we have addition the valuable time he was not on Hon. Mr. R. Williamson. Response Encouraging pare apart from his j ne s and
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    VIENNA NEGOTIATIONS ARE ADVANCING
    127 17 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. L flfctiOriATlONS preliminary to Italo-German arbitration of I the Czechoslovak-Hungarian frontier dispute are so advanced that they are not expected to last longer than a short days' sitting, according to Essen Nationalseitung. Herr Ribben.'roo ard Com, c:.r.o a' Vienna will deal with the
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    CZECH SETTLEMENT WITH HUNGARY
    26 17 It is officially announced In Pragu* that Poland and Czechoslovakia have reached agreement in the negotiation. r final settlement of the frontier
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    What The Stars Foretell
    244 17 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READI ms There should be some j food Heirs and heartening busiI pments. Don't hesiS late m see ihe need jor irastk action. Make changes I thai are necessary and don't be 1 bit weed sentimental conl SPJ 11 WFI VENCES.—Jt n I
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    MALAYA IMPORT AND EXPORT LIST
    115 17 A REVISED Classified Import and 2 Exp l r t ist fc r Malaya has been published and may be obtained from Kelly and Walsh, Ltd Raffles Place. The price »s SI 50 'Ihe book contains a classified list ot impcrt and export articles; classes
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    SHIPPING NOTICE
    47 17 Floating Mines Sighted Singapore, Wednesday. JiHE Singa|)ore Naval Intelligence Department has notified local shipping circles to the effect that floating mines have been reported adrift off Lantao Island and that objects resembling floating miir. have been sighted at the Great West Channel approach to Macau.
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    TRIBUNE MAN REFUSED PASSES INTO OCCUPIED AREAS: EXTREM SECRECY MAINTAINED
    514 18  -  Communications Cut (By Lim Keng Hor Hongkong. Oct. 27. EXTREME secrecy is being maintained in local Japanese authoritative circles over the fate of Canton and Hankow following Japanese occupation. Yesterday, I learnt, from very reliable sources, that the Japanese Consul
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    China's Participation In World Fair
    215 18 Chungking. ALL preparations j\re proceeding 11 apire for China's participation in the New York World Fair scheduled for next April at Flushing -&gt;Jeadov s. Dr. Wan?* Wen-hao. Minister of Bee Horny and chairman of the New York fair Participation Commission, has CcU ed a special
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    BRITAIN'S WAR LOSSES IN SHANGHAI
    101 18 B econom in Shan, hai ~nee the outbreak ft Smo-Japuncse eenflfe! ■mm those ol a t e K Js character, have been S?* the Butisn SLS here to .ogre.ate betwle» 2 and £fc 500.000. mm British investments before J outbreak of the ennnv, te 80,090.000
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    Training Centres In Hunan And Kweichow
    130 18 rntESE leaders have m am\«a at definite iedi tfiHtal militaiy and economic rem 1 the nation in order to tc:iii;rje W&gt; sistante. It has been decided to comeft Sloan and Kv.eichcv previa a into military training cam]* ni promulgate censcrption mou stead cl ihe
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    'PROVINCE'S LEVY OF TAX ON SALE OF PETROL IS NOT ULTRA VIRES'
    477 19 Sir Alladi's Arguments Before Federal Court New Delhi, Oct. 19. i;&lt;)Y, Advocate-General of Bengal, continued his argu•he special reference from the Governor-General Act, levying- a tax of fne per ce~t. cn the retail fit ami lubricants, bofoie the
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    CONGRESS SESSION
    90 19 Lahore, Oct. 26. nTHE next aession ot the Con- gress will be held in the last week of February. 1939, says a circular received by the Punjab Congress Working Council from the A.I.C.C. The circular adds that the announcement about the c lection of the President will be
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    Arrest Of T. N. & Q. Bank Directors: Habeas Corpus Application In High Court
    370 19 Arrest Of T. N. Q. Bank Directors: Habeas Corpus Application In High Court Madras, Oct. 26. Jju Justice Panduraaga Row took ■P in lh&lt; !liirh Court to-day the Corpus" application filed by ted Directors of the hvancore National and Quilon I"!. ~,hu under liquidation) r ,ht of ascertaining as to
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    VIOLENCE PREACHED AT SIND MUSLIM CONFERENCE ?
    116 19 VIOLENCE PREACHED AT SIND MUSLIM CONFERENCE TOE United Press understands that the Government of Sind have decided to call for C.I.D. reports m ronnection with the proceedings of ♦he Sind Muslim League Conference recently held here. It is alleged that the utterances of some of the speakers were such as
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    BARDOLOI CABINET
    130 19 Shillong, Oct. 20. AFTER oath-taking by Maulvi AH Haidar, the third Muslim Minister appointed by the Bardoloi Cabinet, the oaths of office and secrecy being administered by H. E. The Governor this noon, the Council of Ministers met and th e portfolios were redistributed among the five Hindus
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    SARDAR PATEL
    94 19 Bombay, Oct. 20 Sardar Vallabhai Patel, Chairman of The All-India Congress Parliamentary Sub-Committee, returned this morning Irom Bardoli where he had gone In co nection with the final meeting of the Reception Committee of the last Hair pura Congress to consider the statement of its audited account. Immediately
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    BYE-ELECTION TO CENTRAL ASSEMBLY
    49 19 Pandit Pyarelai Sharma, ex-Minister ol Education, TJ.P., has been nominated by the Executive Council of the Provincial Congress Committee fo seek election to the Central Legislative Assembly from the Seven Cities constituency for the seat caused vacant by the resignation of Dr. Bhagawandas. (United Pressi.
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    FEDERAL COURT
    39 19 New Delhi, Oct. 20.—The Federal Court, concluded to-day at 3.30 p.m. the hearing of the special reference by the Governor-General regarding the CP. case. The Court's judgment in this case will be delivered early in November.—(United Press).
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    Nehru Will Lead States People's Struggle
    147 19 Bombay, Oct. 25. *pHE reports which are passing into England regarding the several acts of oppression of subjects of Indian States by the States Executive are causing Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru grave concern, says a special cable from London to the "Free Press Journal." Pandit
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    Mine Tragedy
    68 19 Madras. Oct. 22.—Eight persons were killed as a result of a rockburst on Wednesday in the Nundydroog mine, says a message from Robert Sonpet; seven perished in the mine itself while one died in the Champion Free Hospital where the injuied. perrons were treated. All the dead bodies
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    A FISHY STORY
    46 20 FISHING, as an industry, keeps hundreds in regular employment, provides good food for Singapore's hundreds of thousands. The Chinese are good fishermen, they make a j fair business of fishing On this page are pictures showing how they catch fish for our markets.
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      13 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT PAGES. SINGAH)RE, WEDNESDAY, November 2, 1938 No. 22
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      How The Elusive Short Wave Stations Are Easily Located
      763 I PHILIPS' NEW tuning system thousand metres exists between stations on Vi she lonvr. and stations on the medium, waves; hut as regards I:,,-:. ::rd c'.meteristics ol the radio waves themselves they are dI AC. I lontrary station* on thi and those
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      General Smuts Will Broadcast On Monday
      178 I l.... By eewrtesy of the South African Kroadcastinir Corporation, his speech, uhirii w in be of S p Pc i a significance r&gt;n th«s twentieth anniversary of the Armistice, will be broadcast from I o« entry at fi am and at 9JB§ p.m on
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      Notable Speakers Of The Week
      207 I Lord Harlech 1 on 'The Significance of the Empire to Great Britain the Dominions.' hL Wickham Steed Speaks on 'World Affairs' Harold Nicolson speaks on 'Matters of Moment' for Indian listeners Harlech, G.C.M.G, who was y er better known as Mr. Ormsby-Gore, formerly Secretary of
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      Readers' Query Corner
      425 I N.B.—Readers' questions are answered fre«\ but each one must be accompanied by a "Query Coupon" to be found on this page. It is MOST important that all queries should be addressed to the Malaya Tribune, and NOT to Broadcasting House. Will contributors please make a note of
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        41 I Treat Yourself to a new I EMERSON RADIO free Home Trial Sole Agents: j I. L Carter Co., MnMPoro: 'Phone 6618. Treat Yourself to a new EMERSON RADIO free Home Trial Sole Agents: 1 i. L Carter Co., sin.":ipore: 'Phone 6618.
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        19 I QUERY COUPON. Tbp CMWHI is available until Nov. 8, 1938. and must accompany all niieries. M.T.. Nov. 2, 19^8.
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        260 I for I Reliable a d i o e pairs Radio Sound Expert* Consult H. L. Carter Co v S-'nganor* 1 Then* «61*. for j Reliable ad i o c pairs Radio Sound Expert* Consult H. L. Carter Co v Smpapor*' Then* fifiis TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH 1 ?mm
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        33 II |i BOMELI TE PORTAB I HOMELITE PORTABLE GENERATOR, V ll BRIO 2.000 cv. ft. air per I FULL DETAIL S from SOLK AGENTS, gpoT RAmo I TD 5g Qrchard JjJTOMEUTE PORTABLE PUMP. Singapore.
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        63 II ONC RADIO SERVICE 12, ALIWAL STREET, SINGAPORE. EMS F °r Reconditioned Radios ftfjH Radio-Grams and AmpliflHvH trs at Bar aln Prices. Cash 1 1 or «asy terms arranged. W§M .General servicing to all H&gU Makes ol Sets at low charges. We have good Igmm »sed original parts for all KG
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        2500 II *ESSIISI PwORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES J^iL, Ekcttjca! -cording t moras Y&gt;T?OT IVI am&lt; nov 2 jaßS* .ss. tk«? s 940 am M&lt;S &lt;SIX &gt; opening Mcs &lt;S, M ?-gj a^c" 0 Singapore gS 3gg»£tt.e u* *8 05 SiS 735 «of llsht mu!rtc ,con 455 I( (lMmnp (jf 730 'Night Journey* programme
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        18 III RADIOS 1939 I Person. PHILIPS. h.m.v. H FREE DEMONSTRATION I E. NATHAN. J °ncHARj&gt; RD., SINGAPORE. PHONE 4856.
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        140 III PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC ...THE IDEAL MOUTH WASH! tin Germ-Killing Power Even when diluted one bottle of Pepso' with 2 parts of water, dent Antiseptic equals it still kills germs in three bottles of ordi' seconds —lasts 3 times nary kinds. as long. PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC MAKES VOW MOWET6O3 TIMES AS FAB! 12-106
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        141 III »BAM HAfla Enduring Strength Easy Running— ROADSTERand Sports Models. Write for illustrated booklet and easy terms. MANUFACTURED BY Diamond Metal Products Co., 1 Ltd. il I 601, Kaznpong Bahru Road, I j SINGAPORE. j| THE MOVING PARTs'of YOUR ENGINE dam $meA M 1 "CLEAR-TONE" Sound and Public Address Systems for
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        1893 III mDAY NOV 4 WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES:! ST W/m PENANG JJ PROGRAMMES $M «M «J rm HONGKONG LONDON NIROM TVrIE following are the transmission music. *ItANSMISSION 5. ZBW 9.52 Mcs (31.4 m.) TRANSMISSION 5 schedules of the Australian proHgnal :„id programme. GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) P-m. rSB 951 McToiK m
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      Football Commentary From Daventry
      196 IV T openm of footba at Home is an event of importance for sport lover hundreds of thousands j next few months th, w famous clubs and the perf of star players will 1» followed. Supporters of the different cannot themselves be amon" t u mg thousands
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      Continental Players
      121 IV THE Continental Players, who if be joined in Tuesday morning programme by Andrew Clart* (tenor), are directed by an En:* 1 man who really knows how r« nese waltzes and gipsy music sW be played. Ernest Leggett. the Engtttf question, was thirteen when he jobs Pellegrini's White Hungarian
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      WORLD'S RADIO LISTENERS
      119 IV STATISTICS show that the United States of America still heads the list in respect of the number of radio receivers used in the land. There is one wireless set to every four American citizens. Great Britain, Denmark and Sweden follow in the proportion of one to Aye;
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        82 IV 1939 AMERICAN H. M. V. MAGIC BRAIN RADIOS MODEL 11 Q4—ll R.C.A. Tubes. AT "SINGAPORE RADIO ClTf KEE HUAT RADIO CO, 122-124 Orchard Road, Singapore. Phone The Radio exhibition is still on. You an J** ally invited to see and hear Radio's ,at^' u matter what your requirement is, w*
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        1608 IV WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES tlcctrical recording t Gramophone record, XTTrHVH/l ~w r, LONDON NIROM »N NOV. 7 TRANSMISSION 5. YDC 1515 Mc|» U9.J m.) TRANSMISSION 5 y rsß qsi Mrl« (3155 m) a m GSB 931 Mc!s (31.55 m.) 6 w Gymnastics. GSB 9.51 JWcjs (31.55 m.) 620 Gymnast cs Light
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