Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1938

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    44 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Neimnattor- I V r newspaper. Guaranteed Largest Sales vol. xxvn. No. 271. SINGAPORE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1938 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, November 15, ISWS. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1938 FIVE CENTN
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      164 1 I Read JTti I'XDAY TBIBCNE Dominant In Malaya pgr s==========^^ f k ,W take it fr° m me BEST Bttf is There is perhaps nothing quite so satisfying natural juices and retains its first freshness. to the appetites of hungry people as a good As a source of strength and
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      22 1 MADAME PAGE 92 Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gowns Designed Created in her work rooms. $5 $30 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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  • Article
    Leaps Head First Down Steel Tube To Rescue Doomed Friend
    455 2 Thin Man Hauls Up Body London, Oct. 28. 4 PLUCKY attempt by a workman to rescue his friend, in the glare of the fire brigade's searchlight, failed at Hackney Wick Stadium, London. BLrry Baker, aged about 30, of Cai rt-rcad,
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    The King Honours Norfolk
    67 2 Paying his first visit to Norwich (Norfolk), eap'tal of his native county, since aseerding the Throne, the King, who was accompanied by the Queen, opened the new City Hall, built it a cost of £23? ,000. The L\in« and Queen drove over to Norwich from tha
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    S. Africa Strengthens Her Coast Defences
    216 2 Johannesburg. A RRANtiEMENTS are being made by the Union Defence Force to man and strengthen the coast defences of ihe Tnion. Two cfticeis and 24 non-commissioned officers have been drafted to Durban to carry exercises in manning th° Durban coast defences. These men have
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    SOUTH AFRICA SHOWS ITS STRENGTH
    150 2 Orange Free State. SOUTH Africa's defence forces made an impressive display at a military review attended by the Administrator of t*:e Orange Free State, Dr. J. F. J. Van Renscurg, here. The forces included motoris l ?d artillery with Viekers, Lewis and Bren guns, supported
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    THE ODD SPOT
    251 2 ONE of the oldest islands in the wcild k Falcon Island, in the Tonga grcup, and map-makers aic kept playing a continual ramt cl bide-and-sec* wttb this inland, owing to its strange way of disappearing and re-appear ing at odd intervals. It was first seen about 1885,
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    Ice Age Fossils Found
    159 2 L( ndon, Ort. -'>. A FINE series fossil bones ha<- been fotntd during e\eavatio is ior an air raid shelter on the Great We t Road, Rrentford, «t works with which Mr. Oliver Simmonds, M.P., for the Duddcston Div o« n of Birmin >- ham, is
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    M. FLANDIN LOSES ANOTHER COLLEAGUE
    178 2 FFHERE has been another important resignation headed by M. 1 land in. the Alliance Democrat T the telegram of congratulations which M. Flandin t following Ihe Ms i ftf Charles Reibcl, j met Minister, who naud. Ifinisti r ol T from the party 1 j
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    Soldiers Frozen To Death
    127 2 Belgrade. QOhD such as is rarely known even j in the depth of winter has set i 1 1 it Djecdjelia on tho Yugoslav-Greek frontier. Two officers, Colonel Steven Knyund- 1 itch, rxmmandina the skopiije Fron;er Tree end Lie ft. Dragoslav Nikit>ich, together with private Modo
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      100 2 Announcing A NEW TRUFOOD PRODUCT A PROGRESSIVE NUTRITIVE FOOD FOR BABY FROM 10 TO 24 MONTHS CONTAINS Animal Protein Eone Marrow emulsified Cream Fat the soluble Carbohydrates, Lactose and Glucose Mineral jj salts; Organic ken Lecithin Calcium with tested Vitamins A and D from natural sources and Vitamins 81, 82.
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      408 2 HAVE YOU FALSE TEEiH? OVER 10,000 DENTISTS ADVISE from members of the Dental Profession THIS NEW, BETTER WAY TO <Stcradcat cluneal KEEP THEM CLEAN GERM FREE P* 'Stewdent* formula is new, .cientdk discovery. In sole use is to clear, tad purify kite treth, and it docs this as nnthinc else
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    History Does Not Warrant Mediation In Spain
    108 3 Saragossa. p a of (he saggest ioa that mpl should be made to Spanish war by forefga Pamplona paper ma has I ?ted pre- h of foreign n Spanish h'story j unhappy results. Spain lost catad the Independenc* the Spanish saccealt; r was
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    3,000-YEAR OLD "PERM" STILL AMAZINGLY INTACT
    466 3 Desert Tomb Yields Up Princess' Secret London. Oct. 28. THIRTY centuries ago in the palace of the Queen of Sheba there dwelt a tall, graceful princess who spent so much time before her minor that she must have been one of the most fashionable
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    They Live In Ships On The Yangtse
    79 3 office! i i ncn .ff iL? v v provisional < hincse headquarters. 108 rtctPW th f, K^* l have been u-nt to Hankow especially to in 1 1 V™**** Members «f the contingent a-e quartered rVn I l i IVCI ste n s
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    Convicts "Like Goldfish In A Bowl"
    100 3 Harrisbur»;. PONVICTS will be watched "like goldfish n a bowl" In a maximum-security prison to be erected soon al Mount Gretna, near here. Spec": liy designed for "lifers" and S?ng*r '2S criminals, the new prison is ba ed on prison pfcir formulated as far
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    Nazism Creeps Into South Africa
    271 3 Johannesburg. A VTI-NAZI demonstrations and activities of South African Fascists A kllowri as < •biackshirts*'—have been causing several lively scenes in Johannesburg and the Reef towns. Tear gas and vile-smelling bombs were thrown among the crowds at an amimeetmtz in front of the City Hall
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    FILM INDUSTRY FOR AFRICA
    48 3 Mr. M. A. Wetherell, producer of "David Livingstone" and "Robinson Crusoe." is planning to give Sou'li Alrica her first film industry. He at colour films, which will show the glory of African scenery. 'We have *he climate, the material and Gas ability." he says.
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    BROKE A RIB WHILE COUGHING
    67 3 Wellington, New Zealand. A MAN here has broken a rib while coughing. He had been suffering from in ituenza, which left him with a "hacking" cou-h. During a speli cf coughing he suddenly felt a violent pain in his side, and his doctor found a
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    "Stolen" Letters In U. S. Spy Scare
    147 3 New York, Oct. 27. |£XCITEMENT in the Nazi spy trial reached a theatrical pitch when H was announced first that documents loaned by the British Secret Service had been stolen from the nineteenth floor of the Federal skyscraper building and second that the
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    HIS MEDALS AFTER 20 YEARS
    53 3 Mr. F. E. Monk, manager of the Imperial Hotel at Lowestoft, who served *n the Honourable Artillery Company during the Great War, has just received his medals. He said he had forgotten aoout them, and would not have thought much about receiving them but for
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      492 3 Hearing Restored, Head Noises Banished Am -a tm mmm mm DamT«« 1 c I t-ats Catarrh and in a natural war restores JJ STI SIS* hearing in some of the most obstinate ea Started in 24 Hours by Praised By Users I Former sufferers naturally are high in IVCW PISCOVCrV
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    Jewelled Miniature Palace For Soviets
    129 4 Moscow. A 23-TON model building made of precious and semi-precious stone I and metals is under construction here, according to Tass, the Soviet News Agency. It is a model of the Palace of Sovie's here. one-75th natural size. It will l." crowned by a statue
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    Girl's Limb Found In Sands
    198 4 YARD MEN HUNT FOR MURDERER London, Oc 51. RED-VARNISHED na I i in the sand whicfa discovery of a vouni -cnt a eh ef inspec of Scot land »yai d" m P rrannorth, Can All day, while rain di a grey sea swept the men
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    Great Blue Meteor Seen In Durban
    117 4 Durban. a GREAT blue meteor with a lon>? "lail of fire" has been seen ir J <he sky you in of Durban. l»v ICr Colin Munro who had a clear view cf the meteor while on board an imperial Alrwayi service laun f I
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    JEWELS FOR BEDOUIN GIRLS
    73 4 Alexandria. FOUR Bedouin girls will wear jewels for the first time when they receive four diamend pendants from King Farouk as souveniis of his recent trip to the Western Desert. A nine-year-old Bedouin schoolboy will also receive a ffold watch and cha n suitably inscribed and
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    AFRICANS CELEBRATE KILLING OF LIONS
    170 4 Scrowe. Bechuanaland. TSIIEKEDI Khama, Regent Chief of ihe bamangwat'i tribe, joined in an attempt to the life of a native mauled by a lion on a hunting expedition. Th 2 Chief was motor.ng to a cattle post when he encountered a p-rty of atives lurrying
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      434 4 SIEAMER SAILINGS P&0 and BRITISH INDIA incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938. CORFU 15,000 Nov. 18 BANGALORE 6,000 Nov. 19 CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. 2 CARTHAGE 15,000 Oec. 16 BHUTAN 6.10 C Dec. 17 BEHAR 6,000 Dec. 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 j
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      497 4 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. ss. "BCHARNHORST" omits North China Nov. 24 m.s. "R2GENSBURG" omits Manila Dec. 3 Isjs. "LIPPE" omits Mar.ila Dec. 16 SJS. "POTSDAM" omits North China
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      351 4 iiolmi.iv <ritrise:s To: BANGKOK SAIGON5 Bv Luxurious One Class Motorships. I Displacement Tons frrom Penang, P. S ham, Malacca, S'pore m.s. "Alsia" (12 51-0. 29-11 30-11 1-12 3-12 5 m.s. "Selandia" (13 000) 20-12 21-12 22-12 23-12 I m.s. -Boringia «12.500« 10-1 11-1 12-1 14-1 r "j: 1 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
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      220 4 -=jj v *i -11«! Ufa fie T n? ro Warn" Ji II direct for I) COL 6** l no If j 'arr. Colombo Nov 23, at em 1 I African Sz Bontn American Ports Fares:—Singapore Colombo. i jlj Firs! Class G3 00 i:j I'na v «'la* s 77.00 i th
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      107 4 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO. (incorporated Ua I k<Mlf Mreei Service to Japan V; md to Calcutta v a I Tnlri id an 1 > a fd Cantcn, Mar.;" f I Chefo, Tientsin, Newel" ports, Formosa, the Pni ro i WANG \M> 1-! 1 I KUTBANG 1 v H KUMSANG
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    51 5 Bel WEEN Chiu Nang Bong, son of Mr and Mr, chiu Seci: Joo and S h w f °L Mr ar i? Wong Shian Smgapore. and Miss Kavmve Chene la e Mr, Jtani Cheng, and niece of K L nl zbeng Chcn e- late of Kuaia I. ;>:.s.
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    REASONS FOR CLOSURE OF YANGTSE
    98 5 Reuter. Tokyo, \ov. 14. IXPAN has replied to the joint note from Britain. France and America on the subject of reopening the Yangtse for navigation. The reply says that in the view of the Japanese Government the time has not yet arrived to warrant general
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    STATE FUNERAL FOR VON RATH
    111 5 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 14. Herr yon Rath, the diplomat who was v urdered in the Embassy in Paris, is to he accorded the most impressive state funeral since the death of General i Udendorff. The body will arrive on a French special train on Wednesday
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    Tin & Rubber Output
    87 5 Tin Rubber Output THE following output figures d Malayan Rubber and Tm Companies a.re announced:— TIN Pahang Consolidated Co Lid 1.310 Pels Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd., i A Etam. 334 pels 142.200 yardaie treated SM hour? ru:. Ipoh Tin Dredging, Ltd -Lahatt 250 pels. 25.700 yardage treated V.) 5 hours
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      972 5 FGFG PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. has appn, i to f t a h f r ß S'ngaporc. December. 1938 y 1 Dated this 14th day of November 1978 CLAUDE DA SILVA CO r Solicitors f or the *airi Ardug3da Peramuna Munasingha Daniel NOTICE^ c^ me to the knowledge of Leve£sss? P
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      476 5 .Ulcers Cause Sic* Stomach, Vomiting Are you nn r ur o He w, ak and nervous"' Th.-s- ar- dancer s,-' nuls of Stomach tHceS wh, h *n 'H." •?r,rf c £L/T dtaanr medicine* ana nmj i> ;i d t.. an expensive. darurerouH operation unless ;o U bm the riehr tr«
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    882 6 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. Nov. 14, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 4 2 4 8 A.sam Kumbang 28 30 -norn Austral MaJay 43 47 -norn Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 9cd Ayer Weng 0.62% 0.07% Bangrin Tin 23,3 24
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    40 6 The following Is a list of outputs for the undermentioned estates for the month of October. 1938 lbs. Brunei 26.145 Bukit Timah 8,880 Changkat 23.550 Haytor 8,878 Indragiri 87,865 Luna 30,090 Nyalas 26,500 Tapul 43,998 Ulu Pandan 2,417
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    78 6 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Nov. M. 5 pin. Company Dividend Books Total fm close rw- financial TIN. wose D ate Ex. Div. ye ar Ayer Hitam 2*% Nov. 8 X 2 4 <m to dats less tax 0V 24 Nov 21 2VKuchai 20% final Nov. 16
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    226 6 c% Mavnarj Cj, ltd., $30 00» Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 00 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int 4V,% M Vnt «4% Sg X ?Md6«i- -fnt ***** 108% norn Mar. 31. Sept. 30.... U&WA 1103/ 4% 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 tot' 4 n
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    349 6 I Singapore. Nov. 14 MINING I Buyers Seller, Ampats 4 3 4 9 Ayer Hitams 2j 3 26 6cv. Eangrins 23 6 24 6 Batu Selangors 1.44 1.48 Hitams 0.35 0.40 Hongkong Tin 23 6 2o Chenderiangs 13 6 14 6 Heng Fatts 0.80 0.81
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    TIN
    16 6 Singapore, Nov, 15. The price of tin at noon in Singapore 10-day was:— *!<^ (down $lVa).
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    RUBBER
    22 6 The price of rubber a* noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28% (tl >wn 11 Seller 28' j (down 1 1).
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    388 6 LONDON COMMODITIES I Previous 1, I RUBBLR Quiete.st I Spot Buyers 8% I Sellers 87 10 I I Forward (December) Buyers 8% v 1 Sellers 8 7116 I 2nd Forward (Jan Mar.) Buyers ***** I Sellers 8% 83 I 3rd Forward (Apr. June) Buyers 8% Seller* 89
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      361 6 BANK OF <HIV\ (liicoincraied in China by Special Charter). 12. Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office .6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in excess Ch. 5,200,000 Total Assets approximately Ch. S 2.020,000,000 HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI.
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      55 6 SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room. protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed I box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— f pa. upwards according to the size of the safe required, j further particulars from P
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      224 6 INSURE WITH THE NEW INDIA ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in India). Fire MOTOR Marine j Authorised Capital 1!-. Subscribed Capital n 35,605,275. Paid Up Capital 7,121,055. Total Funds 22,807,602 TSE^ BrGGEST IN DIAN GENERAL INSURANCE OI APPROVED INSURERS UNDER S.S., F.M.S. JIHIORK M lirrt ROAD TRAFFIC ENACTMENTS. MALACCA, S.S. Agents:
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    Ricksha Strike Ends: Pullers Ply For Hire
    375 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) VI understanding was reached yesterday between ricksha owners I puller, over the question of hire charges, new uniform rate ig 3.; cents per day foi hire of a ricksha 3 700 rickshas, not seen on the roads since the lightning
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    What The Stars Foretell
    110 7 inn ALL rFAD*ernrwing. re- d for seeking > nr journeys ?/o:.' :i or postr pirn or bm'm be fort h l 'l. 7 E\'CES. Unlit V». Be r-rc-ppoiJtti^ciit y !-flv >ecc:vc v news, st 22. A slewand finbt d-'ficult. D cember 22. viewing or i rourable
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    DRAFT AGREEMENT
    26 7 Reuter. 14.—A draft agreement ol cultural relations approved by the Cabisimilar to that conngary and forms anotner contemplation to include Finland. Belgium ana —Reuter.
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    SUSPICION AROUSED BY SLACKS
    189 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday. AT about ten o clock this morning, a European saw a Chinese walking along the street with a pair of ladies' "slacks'' in his hands. This roused h's suspicions so he went up to the accused and questioned him as to
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    SIX MONTHS' FOR PURSE SNATCHER
    107 7 Singapore, Monday. CCUSED. Aug Boh. who was mentioned to have spent much of his time in gaol, has a record number of previous convictions, again heard the fateful words spoken to him yesUrday by Mr G.S. Rawling.s, Third Police Magistrate' who sentenced him to six
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    New Oyster Grounds
    61 7 Mumbles oysters may soon be on sal* I I l ">ndon. An embargo was placed cr. mem about ten years ago, but tlr's may re removed in view of the remarkable 1 condition of recent catches. At th I hrst dredging 550 oysters were landed Swam a
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      236 7 ATHLETE'S FOOT Government Health Bulletin ol the adult population of attacked by the disAthlete's Foot. starts between the toes. form and the skin cracks tile the itching becomes Inks though you would like to -vare of It Spreading li >ls all over the bottom of nl your feet become red
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      258 7 j Dr. CasseH's Tablets Gave Me mĔ?~~' -A NEW YOUTH §1 I and BEAUTY^^J 1 beautiful auainasyoucan see for yourself! I too, should start taking Dr. Cassell'a f^;^ 1 and amazed at die won. «rti.i o!:ani:e in x KM?] yourieehr.g-! The brightness will return j }t to\o!irt" c -the beauty
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      597 7 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTIQN SALK OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE P.iOPERTI! S. At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd., No. 1«. Chulia Street. On Wednesday. 16th November, 1038, at 2.30 P.M. ESTATE OF A. PEREIRA DECEASED. Loi l. Valuable freehold land and house No. 12 <
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      208 8 0»m and tha /nk WHITE OOT I M fa ,he Genuine \l!js lfet,me MB B« tar* you gat 11 j. Ij (anuin* LITE VUA Urn TlME—buy your 1 ■BMP par. la a rapal j k con.* and ■jH go. but siiEAr r M i LITEItrakK TtME Oaaraota* uluflu fcaj baac
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      128 8 Merely brushing the teeth is not enough. Gums too must be kept healthy. 4 out of 5 people over 40 have Pyorrhea, that dreaded disease of the gums. Avoid Pyorrhea by lining FORHAN'S the toothpaste made by a dentist to do both jobs, clean teeth and at the same time
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      56 8 I Take all your Clocks. Watches and Gramophones that go wrong to YICK WOH HING 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Road). I and they will have them going ight for you in no time. Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base
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      131 8 1939 j AMERICAN H.M.V. RADIOS. J i i I Model 12 Q4 j2 RCA Tubes So e Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., 122 )24, Orchard Road, SINGAPORE. 'Phone 45GG. j Nervous HEADACHESiSt RELIEVED IN EMBMIIVKC f PHENSiC for J, 1 W■B9 J AJon t let a headache—or any other pain
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      31 8 1P.... j Pen Weeks 15th Nov. to 1 Ith Dec. r REPAIRING, I FREE j gift, i TRIAL. BABA Co., Ltd. Middle Road. BABA STORE 102. Orchard Road ?T Stamford Road.
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      27 8 I fSfa rad, when wu know OUTSTANDING QUALm 03% NATURAL TONE I BEING 100', BRITISH SSolc Agents fir HOE BOON LEONC CO— 62, SELLGIE ROAD. SINGAPORE: VhoneJ^^
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      999 8 Beethoven, Nirom— VNSMISSION S °Beginning his studies the HHB ISljf GSB9 51M (3155 ni School Jonson ]J 6.40 Over xol^r aWe prize for P^ rp B I I I till jl Rural Economy in the Univer- 7 35 "Empire devised V|||9 il I I V tW 6.55 'Tunes to X
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    ENTERTAINMENT FRED BARNES, ONCE £150-WEEK STAR, DIES IN POVERTY
    334 9 The Way Of The World London, Oct. 20. o .i ucik music-hall star, Fred Barnes, the comedian, 0 ,nd (had at Me lodging in St. Ann's Road. Southend-on- irs sitting room, been turned en, v< d to have caused w yj
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    SHE IS A RISING STAR
    37 9 W II lUI WllHiflJ Irr g seen this piehirt u<.u. n 'i"m,t M.neic.l dress awaiting her guests. She is A rising star I* 'M»""> climbing to the top rung of Hollywood ladder.
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    STARDUST
    72 9 JOAN CRAWFORD trying to keep her free under a towel while sunbathing to avcid a burn as she prepares for her role in her forthcoming production. fc DAY BOLGER spending time off from •A work in "Sweethearts," with his wife combing Los Angeles for English antiques for their new
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    Latitude's Film Double Is Altitude
    225 9 YOU'VE heard of doubles in motion pictures, but here's a new one. Latitude has a double in "Heart of the North." the latest Warner Bros, outdoor story in technicolour with Pick Koran. Gale Page, Gloria Dickson and Janet Chapman. Latitude's double is altitude Anyone who
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    Quite Sure Of Her Fence
    65 9 After a successful season on the N(\\ York Stage in C.olden Boy," Fiances Farmer Is back in Hollym od under her one picture a year centred v,ith Paramount she plays M immigrant Bussfen cabaict singer in "Escape From Yesterday." in which vht will be seen
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    New Monkey Star Suffers From Stage Fright
    333 9 JVA.VE Twifori is almost the living image of that legendary fellow who caught a lion by the tai l and then tried to figure out what, to do with his prize. But Twiford knows what to do. It's his business. One of his
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      32 9 I j MAN'S PLACE I A 1 K( HAKOLOGISTS in Egypt j have unearthed the thumb of a prehistoric woman. "And." says Frank McHofh, "found a Z prt historic man under it."
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      317 9 DAILY CROSSWORD i ws® —^P§£|^^ m w *g£ ggg laaa 0 affiff v r:n:?r mT£~v H* 19 1 ■■-■ZilEillllf msr p 22 m |i| g£ p Wm WW m w m m m m iggas Sag sea 32. §f| 3 r-tr, mn »«g SBg II H H— I I j
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    GERMANY AND THE JEWS
    675 12 ,4 yyE open the session in the light of the synagogue bonfires now burning- throughout Germany." So spoko Dr Weizmann, reviewing the situation at the opening meeting of the Zionist General Council in London It is a terrible thought and an apt comment on the civilisation
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    897 12 dJbouL JiswiaL (pa&hjCL BURNT UP HIS ENERGY HAZI Mustapha Kemal Pasha, jg~ more popularly known as Kemal Ataturk, burnt himself up. Everything he undertook in his political or private life he did to the limit. In the death of this man, a rebel who became dictator by will
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    487 12 always a revelation oi some disturbing fear, is the underlying note of German press comments on the anti-Jew campaign. The coupling of the names of British statesmen (Opposition leaders) witli that of the Jewish assassin of Yon Rath under the title of "Jewish murderers and their inciters"
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    95 12 •'HARD work is th< clares a writer Ye helps to l aise Ihe fi ugh. '"What is Pa short for?" asks respondent in a contemporary the week, if he has ah' 9 t afraid A psychologist says to o m the average husband is enough with
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    GERMANY NOT FIT TO RULE COLONIES
    131 13 London. Nov. 14. p emier asked in the mons to oive an asmri no transference of in respect of Tanother African te>riunder German effected until adeiai compensation to enterprises and \o had been engaged o ng the territories. t be 'lain referred his ■r
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    PETROL DEARER THAN WINE
    163 13 Paris, Nov. 14. W !)"< financial rerrvi v plan continues to ten in Rood part by the 4 public opinion as a nd necessary effort, of newspaper comment political aspect, especially Hum's opposition and ■*> v of -wait and see the taxes that the general public—
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    FREE-FOR-ALL AT A SOCCER MATCH
    86 13 Shanghai, Nov. 14. rporal Smalley of the Sea rs and Mr A. G. B attached to the munide were both sent to lay nursing injuries as a a free-for-all on the raceduring a reserve divi match between the Scahe Italian Grenadiers, dley, who was one
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    BRITISH GOVERNMENT URGED TO HELP PERSECUTED GERMAN JEWS
    570 13 Strong Feeling In Commons A lO f *"P* Wfngeea Iron, Germany isTein" £«d by the ...e S H lland a,,d ,i,acri(a < according to latest f mm ns replyin < a question, Mr. Chamberlain r e Ih r,,K 7 U< <! ih
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    Crisis Boosted October Trade
    110 13 Reuter. London, N >v. 11. ■EFFECTS of the recent crisis on British mule arc reveal d in the official E for the month of October, which have just b. c, .sued. They show that while imports in were £79.094.000 compared with ?75.*****0 in September and expor£
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    PREMIER NOT GOING TO CANADA
    15 13 British Official Wireless. Mnv 14—Mr. Chamberlain ,)inei:U Wireless STOP PRESS
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    TRADE PACT READY FOR SIGNING
    83 13 Reuter. Washington, Nov. l I. I MR, Cordell Hull. V.S. Secretary ol State, stated that h hoped to I sign the Anglo* American trade i agreement before he left on Nov. 25 for the Pan-American corlercnee at Limn i He also stated that he honed
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    BRITISH STEAMER DAMAGED
    35 13 Reuter. Madrid. Nov. 14 -Tho British stealer Stratford was badly damaged in a w -aid at Valencia by tive Pjancs ,m afternoon, out Lt is reported that, noc<;dy aboard was hurt. Renter.
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    CHINESE PREPARING FOR MAJOR BATTLE IN CHANGSHA AREA
    568 13 W'JTII Ihe evident intention of engaging the Japanese ?n a major battle in the Hunan hills the Chinese are rapidly completing concentrations '»1 troops and supplies southward of Changsha, according to Reuters special correspondent, who arrived here by a motor-car trip, three
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    CANCER CURES FOR ALL
    142 13 New Plan Going Ahead Reuter. Louden. Nov. 14. SPEAKING of th»- new can-cr tamnaign in ti>r Commons, Nr. Walter FUiot hoped the Government bill would be submitted to the Hcusc before the Christmas racation. They anticipated that the modern method of diagnosis ond treatment by ladium
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    26 13 Reuter. Rome, Nov. 14.—The engagement of Princess Maria, youngest and last unmarried daughter of King .Victor Emmanuel, to Prince Louis de Bourbon Prima is officially announced.—Reuter.
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    FIVE DEAD IN 'PLANE CRASH
    183 13 Reuter. Amsterdam. Nov. 14. FIVE persons were killed and 11 injured when a X.L.M. air liner operating between Berlin and Amsterdam trashed as she was about Ut land at Schipho! aerodrome. Two Of them were passengers and three members of the crew. There were, 19
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    ITALIAN AGREEMENT IN FORCE THIS WEEK
    34 13 Reuter. 1 London, Nov. 14.—Mr. Chamberlain, in a written reply to a Commons question, announced that the Anglo-Italian agreejImt nt will come into iorce on Nov. 16.— Reuter.
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    HONGKONG A.R.P.
    21 13 Reuter. The Hongkong local A. R. P. crgailigation Is calling for 8.000 men and women to man the colony.—Reuter.
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    TRACTION WORKERS WILL GET MORE PAY
    485 14 A tlega Hons Of Victimise* tion Are Unfounded, Says The Tribunal Transport Strike Enquiry Findings Favour The Men (Tribune Staff Reporter). Singapore, Tuesday. IMPROVED conditions of work and increased remuneration in most cases are a few of the awards made by the Arbitration Tribunal
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    BRITISH OFFICERS TO TRAIN IN S'PORE
    60 14 Reuter. pOR the first time in history, 40 British officers from the Staff College, Quctta, are lb work out exercises for the defence of Singapore as part of their training course. The officers under the direction of Major General Haig passed through Colombo to-day
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    A RED LETTER DAY FOR FILIPINOS
    37 14 The Filipino Community of Singapore will celebrate to-day the third anniversary of the Philippine Commonwealth with a Tea-Banzant at the House of Mr. Ponce Enrile, 218, Orchaid Road at 4 p.m.
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    DISCHARGED
    47 14 Recently several men were charged at Johore Bahru with disorderly conduct by looking into the sleeping compartments of trains at the station. Fines were imposed in certain cases. S. Ayathurai, a clerk attached to the Posts and Telegraphs, who was one of the defendants, was discharged.
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    AIR MAIL
    19 14 The Imperial Airwayi mail plan-:' j i« expected to arrive in Singapore at 1 &.45 a.m. to-morrow.
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    "GANGSTER" ARRESTED IN ENGLAND
    92 14 Vine Sucet (Piccadilly) perhaps the world's most famous police station, figures in the new gangster picture "Murder in Soho," now being filmed at the Associated British studios at Elslree. Hertf ».dshire. with Jack La Twue, the Hollywood actor in the lead. Two well-known detective-sergeants from the
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    S'PORE GOLF CLUB
    26 14 The Forty-eighth annual general meeting of the Singapore Golf Ciub, will take place at the Club House on Nov 23. at 7 p.m.
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    CAP. ST. JACQUES
    32 14 Chargeurs Reunis—ss "Cap St. Jacques" is due here on Nov. 16 at noon from Colombo, and will sail the same day at 5.00 p.m. for Saigon. Tourane and Haiphong.
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    Chinese Tells Of Fight After "Extortion" Threat
    209 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Mo yEO Teng Chuan told Mr. Conrad Oldham in the S to-day how five Chinese came up to him on the Geylang Road at the junction of Lorong. 10. v.; Mah-mee and asked him to contribute a dollar montl
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    TRAFFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE
    122 14 JHE appointment of a Traffic Advisory Committee, the constitution of which is as envisaged in the Trimmer Report, has been approved by the Governor in Council. Hon. Mr. R. Williamson, partner of Messrs. Drew and Napier, advocates and solicitors. Singapore, and a member of the Legislative Council,
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    STOLE DANCE COUPONS, GAOLED
    144 14 (Tribune StafT Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. DESCRIBED by the prosecution as v a good for nothing chap.' Oh Bon Swee. an educated young Chinese dance teacher who had a record of three previous conviction, was sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment this afternoon by Mr. A.
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    SOLDIER FINED
    149 14 Singapore, Mo gDDIE Strachan, a soldier of the Gordon Highlai fined $40 and his licence endorsed, when he wi C. H7 Whittom, Traffic Magistrate for driving w Road, colliding with another car and thereby causing h Whatt who was in it. H was stated in evidence that Straehan
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    S'pore Clerk "Hammered" To Death
    92 14 (Trigone Crane Reporter) A BTCAITSBOKN *rt A sun. Kmc <:<•'.•. :uc«i ahnut* and employed al *c JJg Memkipaliti is alleged ta avaulnd at Jalan Besai He v.. taken to buujcoo Road bj a Eurasian, and il yrsteiday mornim that r moved him to the hospiUtf
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    SALVATION ARMY INTERCESSION DAY
    40 14 A day oi Interce; Saiv au» b p.m. will be h< Id i(j Army headquartei pore. tOHmorrow. P All are in dted fot vPn j day. Special ad i iO a.m., :.oon, 3 <■'■'■ 7 30 p.m.
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    CHIANG TO MAKE A STAND AT HUNAN
    94 15 Tokyo. Mot. 1 L ,ii Yochow claimed ft ih Japanese yesterday the < hangsha are leavHui in in increasu < urding to a Japann rh «!»i lares that i ~t" hangsha is imnii- troops, dislodged a o retreating v here Marshal moved his
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    Coldstreams Take Jericho
    27 15 -r oj Jer ho was oeeupu ii I ll h le-gumii d a net tely begat: and banana groves I took u f I
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    CHANGSHA IS EXPECTED TO FALL WITHIN A WEEK
    361 15 Chinese Evacuate In Panic hancsha, Nov. 11. QHANGSHA is expected to fall wilhin a week as a result of an amazingly sudden Japanese advance, according to foreign reports, which add that complete panic has reigned in the past 48 hoars among Chinese
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    Negligent Cyclist Fined
    121 15 Singapore, Monday. p*OR negligently riding his cycle on Reach Road yesterday, Jais bin Abdullah was to-day fined $7 or in default 7 days' r.i. it was alleged that Jais came tearir.e, out of a side street and charged across an Inspector's car. The Inspector's syce managed to
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    THE RANPURA
    19 15 The P. and O. liner Ranpura is due at Singapore from Hongkong at 9.30 a m. to-morrow.
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    Bombs & Shells To Blast Britain's Enemies
    58 15 Bombs Shells To Blast Britain's Enemies of l, n defe nC po S?' work in ,he munitions factories mnh T mmecd '»S With increased vigour. These pLotoGreat ll a "JE** 11 factor > be fd 1 led ni'.T.t ni. m h tr f ihmmt of employees are worldnc day and
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    Possessed Dutiable Tobacco, Fined $2,536
    128 15 Singapore. Monday. I WO Chinese, Heah Chak Chnan and Ten Jul Mong, were each fined M\.>:w or undergo three months' rigorous imprisonment in ciefault) on their pleading guilty this morning before Mr. C H. Koh. the Sixth Magistrate, to possession of dutiable tobacco, the* duty
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    59 15 Tribune StafT Reporter' Singapore, Monday. Tan Beng Krh. a 27-year-old Hokkien appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham In the Second Police Court this morning charged with attempted extortion by putting Ong Guan in fear of injury to his person. The accused claimed triai and the case was postponed until
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    PREACHER
    26 15 The RST. Qoh Hood Keng will preach at the evangelistic meeting to be hem ar 167, E st Coast Road on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    OFF BY AIR
    19 15 Photo shows Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goodman who left Spore yesterday by the Imperial Air ways.
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    BISHOP PRAISES POPE'S EFFORTS
    95 15 Reuter. Wellington, Nov. 14. '\JI/E hope we shall scon see the jverthrow of Herr Hitler," declared the Bishop of Dunedin, in an address at the laying of the foundation stone for a new Catholic church at Southland district. Praising the Pope's peace efforts Bishop Whyte added.
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    RUGBY SPORTSFRONT CHINESE TO BE TRIED OUT IN S. C. C. SIDE TO-DAY
    204 16 Raffles College Full-Back fIAUNG Mm Kee. Raffles College ***** back, is being given a trial by the Selectors of the Singapore State Rugby side in a game on the padang between the S.C.C. and the R.A. to-day.
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    HOME RUGBY
    23 16 Reuter. London. Nov. 14. Swansea defeated Cambridge University by 13 points to n m their Rugby Union match ayed y< terday.—Renter.
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    Callover On November Handicap
    90 16 Reuter. London. No*. 1">. TH! Manchester handicap (mile and fcrr fuilong-) wBI be run at .Manchester on Nov. 2*>. 'ihe Victoria Chlb Callovcr is as ioliows: 100-12 Pappageno. 100-9 Dragonnadc. 100-8 ftffaranta and Taran. 100-7 Velvet Cushion and Trafalgar. 100-6 Nadushka. Stainless Stephen. Mubarak (offered). 20-1
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    European Fifteen Beat St. Andrew's
    195 16 Farrer Park Rugby I Webb's team i?»; Andrew's School M pi.AYINCi a scratch team captained by A. P. Webb. St. Andrew s School lost by 19 points to nil at Farrer Park yesterday. I The schoolboys found the weight of Hie opposing pack too much
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    ROXY THEATRE B. P.
    99 16 ON Poppy Day the Hoxy Theatre Bad mm ton Party defeated the K. C. Quek Badminton Party by three games to two, at the Roxy court. Scores (Roary players mentioned first> Wilev Tan beat T W. Tay, 15—3, 15—12 Kami* B AM lost to L B.
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    BUNGA TANJONG BADMINTON PARTY
    39 16 nf tuFi °r\- a .°L l he Bun a T»njomr Badminton Party Muar W nners of the Muar Distr.ct B.A. Inter-Party tonrnament for the handsome chalice cup presented by H.H. Tengku Ahmad. uaiM, omc cnauen
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY: ARMY vs R.N. & R.A.F.
    93 16 MALAYA CUP RUGBY: ARMY vs R.N. R.A.F. ARMY. XV vs. R.N. and R.A.F cm ihe SC.C. padang next Saturday in the Malaya Cup will be as follows: Spr. Pass (R.E.); Capt. C. W Maisey, (RA.M.C). Lt. J. F. Pierce (R.A.). L.-Cpl. Richardson (R.A.MC), Lt. W. H. Wilberforce (R.A.): Spr. Cole
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    To-day's Stadium Soccer
    72 16 The S.C.F.A. meet the R.A.F. in a soccer friendly at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon and the Manchester Regiment on Friaay. The R.A.F. t;am to meet the Chinese at the Anson Road Stadium to-day will be the same a* that which beat the Chinese in the
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    YORKSHIRE WRESTLER
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    YACHT CLUB PROGRAMME FOR WEEK-END
    95 16 ON Friday at the R.S.Y.C. there will be the usual races for all Classes, starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday the International 6-m*»tre Class will sail a race for the Lipton Challenge Cup; starting at iv a.m. The "B" Class will sail a race for
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    Royal Charter For S.G.C.
    59 16 4 ROYAL Charter has been irranted to the Singapore. Golf Club by H.M. the King. This announcement was made by the President on Sunday evening and was received with acclamation by a large gathering of members who drank the Loyal toasl. The Club wil! therefore be
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    SUNDAY'S BASEBALL AT ST. JOSEPH'S
    334 16 THE two Baseball teams of the Rrvnl Air For-e were seen in a doiitlc-headei last Sunday at the St. Joseph's grounds on Bias Basah Read when thfir second team won a decisive victoiy over St. Joseph's Imtituliin 18 to (< in the morning, and their
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    Y.M.C.A WATER-POLO
    52 16 V.M.C.A. Ist vs Chinese Swimming Club Ist at water polo to-day at the V.M.C.A. pool at 5.30 p.m Choo Seng Kay tcapt». Lee Fong Lim. Lim Thye Hock, Goh Buan Cheok, Lee Chcon Nghee. Yeo Teow Nghee. Lee Hin Ming. Reserves: Chan Suay Bah. Quik Sam fork. Lee
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    Wrestlers To Appear At The New World
    153 16 Wong Bock Cheung Will Meet Italian Champion MANAGEMENT of the New World, Ltd. are statin»; uk-mi match at their arena on Thursday next cnmincrr;,, 9.15 p.m. when three interesting bouts will be staged. Programme is between local Indians and men who learnt their
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    IRISH SOCCER
    140 16 IRISH I ea»ue matches played on Saturday Nov. 5. resulted as follows: Bangor 3. BaUymena 3. Belfast Celtic 3; Deny City 4. Colerainc 1; Distillery 2. Glentoran 2; Ards 1. Lame 0; Newrv Town 1. Lin field 3: Glenavon 2. Portadown 3: CTiftonvilie 0. LEAGUE TABLE Goals P.
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    CHINESE CHAMPION
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    PADRE WINS GARRISON G. C. NOVEMBER MEDAL
    99 16 GARRISON G V. Novewber mr4*\ I competition held over the m B end resulted in a win fee Rei 5 fl Giles with a net score <>i 63. rbc < B lowing were the best returns:— Rev A S. Gi ft A. J.
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    Johore Regent In Social Golf Match
    141 17 Island Club Beat The R.J.I.C it the Royal johore r IVN! ii d < <>h Club over the 1 i i riday by 9% to SU. are detailed results. mentioned first): j W Moore N. Mahal <6» 1. Dr T E. Cheah (8) M
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    SEGAMAT CHINESE HOCKEY REVIVAL
    173 17 1 Monday* I T\ l I untiring I Kean Kah, Segamat M liockey side I ue«e in the hut interest I although an I to a side out I ;> ed to materialise. ever, with the support j I tolboya, a regular side Id. Though the
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    R.A.F. AND CORNWALL CUP GOLF
    121 17 THE following is the result of the 1 qualifying round of the R A.F and Cornwall Cups at the Island (tub: Dr. t. E. Cheah S. F. Ho 72- 7? 8 64«h W. P. Muvor a w. h. Dunn 71— o- 8 64 5 C.A.R.
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    Muar Chinese Do Well At Hockey
    186 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Muar, Nov. 14. JIIE Muar Chinese hockey team scored a creditable victory over the Batu Pahat Chinese Recreation Club by five goals to one in the fiist inter-district Chinese hockey match played at Batu Pahat School padang yesterday. At half time,
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    Royal Air Force Beat Pulau Brani
    174 17 Rugby Match At Seletar R.A.F. A' 8 pts; R.E. (P.B.) 0. JHE Royal Air Force 'A' XV beat the Royal Engineers (Pulau Brani) at rugger at Seletar yesterday by eight points (one goal and one try) to nil. The game was dominated by the
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    C. W. WATSON WINS KEPPEL NOVEMBER MEDAL
    79 17 TWENTY-ONE cards were taken out for the Kenpel November Medal which resulted in a win for C. W. Watson with a score of three up. The next best card returned was by J E. Stephens with a score of All Square Ball Sweeps
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    How S. R. C. Beat Malacca Eurasians
    425 18 Poppy Day Match Described (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. MALACCA Eurasians, who have enjoyed an unbeaten hockey record this season went down to the Singapore Recreation Club by 2—o en Armistice Day at the Malacca Club padang. The match which was played
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    Larwood's Goodbye To Cricket
    681 18 Controversy Which Shook The Game Recalled T HK retiroment of Har »W Larwood, England's -,vai. last bowler at the age of 33 recalls a controv rsv cricket. During the tour of Jardine's team In Australia, the Notts bowler was accused of body-line bowling, and neither ne
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    F.M.S. Railways To Fight Bus Competition
    356 19 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. II (Uu tions in the second and third class fares, and I trains giving a mo lC frequent service, are amontr that will be used by the FJWJS. railways in their tpture the passenger traffic they have lost to
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    Armed Robbers Have Week-End "Holiday"
    54 19 (Tribune Staff Reporter) CI.NGAPORE'S armed robbers gave policemen, journalists and others a brief rest over the week-end. Practically no reports were made of serious robberies. Police officers slept undisturbed during exceptionally quiet week-end. Contributory cause to less crime is sudden vigilance of local Detective Branch
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    Did Not Give Drivers Address, Fined
    187 19 Singapore, Monday. Goldsmith, of the Fox Film Corporation, w as to-day chanre I with failing: to supply on demand to the C.P.0., the name and address ol the driver of a car owned by him who had turned in a prohibited area on Sept.
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    Diamond Dealers' Boycott
    31 19 Reuter. Amsterdam. Nov. 14—The Diamond Exchange has decided to take measur s jointly with the Belgian Diamond Exchanges with the object of preventing members giving work to Germany.Reutei
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    INDIANS ON GRIEVOUS HURT CHARGE
    97 19 Singapore, .Monday, rot'll Indians, Mangal Singh, Bhai- ya Ram, Mastan Singh and Tara Singh, stood their trial to-day, before Mr. L B. Gibson, the District Judge, on a charge of voluntar ly causing grievous hurt to a compatriot named Ibrahim bin Mohamed. Medical evidence certified
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    OFFICER CAUTIONED AND DISCHARGED
    106 20 Singapore, Monday.—When charged to-day for turning left against a traffic signal at the junction of Kallang Road and Lavender Street on July 26, Capt. B. O. Ware of the Second Bat. Loyal Regiment, stated that he mistook the junction for one which had a 1 ne,
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    What Readers Are Saying CHINA'S RESISTANCE
    259 20 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 Tribune1 Sir.—The Japanese estimated that the campaign would be all over within tiiree months, but
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    MALAYAN UNIVERSITY
    283 20 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune} Sir, —The question of having a university for Malaya has been in the minds oi the majority of the educated people of Malaya for more than two decades. The subject has recently been brougm forward again with the full force of
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    British Press Decries Anti-Jewish Drive
    254 20 London. V O ]t N EW GerMan Measures have evoked spoken comment i n ,t, f press. The Daily Mail declares ll world is appalled b\ them.'v nature ol the ne* penalties posed on Jews >\ 111 ~irf nanv. Christendom can eyes to this who
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    Fringed Hats Now On
    56 20 Paris.—Plait ed hati i fringes are nov. be. The hats consist ot a cap with a to' crown and plaited sides R is a twisted fringe. Tha hal over hair done in a perfectly flu stfh Blondes favour th? new "Bdwai coiffure particularly Tnej curls away
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    Silk Exports Increase
    49 21 Shanghai raw silk lugßSl amounted to 3,422 renting an increase of I. over Ihe month before, information just discaused by better diiicms and the construeIhe International ring 'he three July Aug(in piculs) 583 1155 61 7W 982 i 80 160 204 -63 730 140 181 333
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    Raising Ducks In Hainan
    193 21 1 mon small industries of Hainan Island is the raising Rorki b«»lh for the eggs and the ducks as an article of 1 üba ed in a mcst m-enious way. In a long close neks thai transm.t heat readify are laid on beds of rice pd
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    RELIEF FUND COLLECTORS
    18 21 A group of Singapore relief fund collector > who worked hard Saturday, despite the inclement weather.
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    Kansu Official Executed
    55 21 Central News. 11 Kuo-an, Chief Ins] ectorof the X Wine and Tobacco Tax Bureau, ha*? executed for accepting bribes 1 proximating $10.000. Li wns accused r»f corruption by mi Supervisory Commissioner for X; v, .PTh' ia nnd Ch'nffbal. Ho was found TOiHy nnd death by of the
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    CHINA WAR SHIFTS SOUTHWARD
    1364 21 LARGE-SCALE HOSTILITIES BREWING New Difficulties For The Japanese Hongkong. Nov. 7. INHERE arc ample indications that South China will see some of the severest fighting to be staged in the China war. and the near future. For one reason, the scene of hostilities is shifting soutl
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    Wheat Shipment To Shanghai
    48 21 A shipment of 10 000 bags of American v/heat is expected to arrive in Shanghai in an American ship shortly. This represents the first shipment ;>f U.S. wheat to flour mill', in the northern port which have been suffering a shortage cf the grain.
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    HYDRAULIC POWER FOR SZECHUEN
    40 21 The Irrigation Bureau of Szechu-n has completed plans to build at Mienyang, near the estuary of the Fukiang River, a hydraulic pewer plant of 4000 k.lowatt;. The cost of construction will amount to about $1,250,000. I
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    Settlement For Refugees
    42 21 A plan for settlins 10.000 refugees in southern Yunnan will be investiga 1 .ed ov a party including medical officers and members of the staff of the Associated Universities. The party Will have shortly on a tour of investigation.
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    EDITORIAL COMMENT ON BRACEGIRDLE VERDICT
    948 22 Views Of The 'Times Of Ceylon" Colombo Nov. 2. |Hb Bracegirdls Commission has held against Sir Baron JayatiJaka and justified Mr. Banks. Important as the Commission's finding is in its bearing on the life and career of these two persons directly concerned, it has a
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    Their First Concrete Lighthouse
    260 22 Cialle. Nov. 8. QALLE'S new lighthouse, now in course of construction, is to ha\e several new features. One feature is *hat if will be the first lighthouse to be built of concrete. coincidence is that the engineer in *harge, Mr. T. Ailes. and hts chief as:*?tasit.
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    Mr. Amarasuriya On Reforms Issue
    134 22 London. MR. H. W. AMARASI RIYA, receiving Press representatives, declared that as the result of the Ceylon deputation's three conferences with Mr. Malcolm MacDcnald, it was hoped that before the elcc'.ion of 1940, the constitrtkn would be so altered as <o brng rearer the goal
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    M. S. C. WANTS REPORT "CONDEMNED"
    179 22 Council To Be Asked To Reject It Coloni!mi m ANOTHER move in the campaign to express the dis some members of the State Council with the find Bracegirdle Commission came to-day (writes the "Times Political Correspondent), when. I gather Mr D P pr M.S.C..
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    China Red Cross
    44 22 The Ceylon China Red Cross Aid Fund has now reached Ks. 2185. All cla: ses of people have subscribed, and the latest collection lists returned are from Norwood, Dikoya. Hatton, Bogawantalawa. and Maskeliya districts, where labourers too have given their mite.
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    SIR BARON REFUSES TO RESIGN
    364 22 Will Consider Position When Mr. Banks Returns Colombo. No\. 7. WEN Members of the Sinhala Maha Sabha party in the State Cohncil, it is understood, 'ailed on Sir Haron Jayatilaka on Saturday, and conveyed the decision of their conference held earlier, thai Baron should resign
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    Japanese Turns Muslim
    38 22 A Japanesn. Saito, who ha.s be bo for the past two embraced Islam Djrin«; hia i I 1 ud v of the reli, on rhe eve oi I A largely at the Pcttah Iff, well.
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    DEWAN ORDERED TO QUIT THE STATE, BUT RECALLED
    237 23 R\IKOT RULER APPOINTS NEW q H NCR OF ADMINISTRATION Rajkot, Nov. 7. V ING the recent political crisis, the Thakor e Saheb of Rajkot I U p Council to administer the affairs of tho State and as state of tension and uncertainty
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    INDIAN NEWS BREVITIES
    246 23 (United Press.) in the All India Con- mmitiee cretariat at cveal 'hat Jan. 29. IMft ced as the date fa* 'he President for the trf ihe Indian National United Tress). Congress membership in will touch the hall mar* this year.— ion has been published tla State Gazette,
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    GANDHIJI CONDEMNS FRONTIER BOMBING
    484 23 (United Press). Dera Ismail Khan, Nov. 7. H ERE in lhe Fronliet lhe Englishmen are being put to great test. History-would no doubt speak all they were doing here. Their behaviour, their deeds and their attitude towards the Frontier people would form a sad ond unforgettable
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    Sardar Patel Criticises Rajkot Administration
    676 23 (United Press). Bombay, Nov. 7. r V¥fE view that the New Council of administration set up in Rajkot is unworkable and the people of Rajkot will have to carry on their struggle against an authority which does not know its own mind, is expressed by
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    CENTRAL ASSEMBLY MEETS
    329 23 (United Press). New Ihlhi. Nov. 10. A THIN attend in c narked the opining day of the Special Session of the Central Assembly to-day. Public galleries were sparsely occupied. The question hour proved mteiestirg and Sir Aubrey Metcalfe had te answei the larger number cf queries regarding
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    COMBATING CRIME WITH RADIO
    130 24 BRINGING the Police force of the Colony into line with the best organisations in other parts of the world, radio is now made use of in Singapore for combating crime. Experimental transmissions have been successfully carried out. Control desk and panel at ihe he; ({quarters of
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