Malaya Tribune, 19 November 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newst>at>er: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXVII •No. 275. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, November 19, 1938 The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1938 FIVE CENT&I
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      124 1 I giiBUNE DomlnaM In Malay* GUARANTEED FOR EVER! THE ILLUSTRATION ON THIS PAGE SHEWS AHMAD BIN HAJI EUSOPE (THE WINNER OF OUR "OLDEST RALEIGH CYCLE COMPETITION" HELD EARLY LAST YEAR) WITH HIS RALEIGH BICYCLE WHICH HAS BEEN IN CONSTANT USE SINCE 1897 AND IS STILL IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER. 41
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      25 1 MADAME PAGE 91. ru radii It, London. EXPERT DREBBMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gowns Designed At Created In her work room* $5 $30 113, BATTERY ROAD, SUNGArORJL
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    Iran Needs A Strong Army, Says The Shah
    124 2 Teheran. *J ME need for as f ronjr Iranian army was stressed Y>y the Shah in a speech at the S~ole Militaire Superieure. "On account of its particular geographic position," said the Shah, "Iran has need cf a great and powerful army
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    "SNAPPER" NEARLY SNAPPED
    127 2 Pilgrims' Rest, Transvaal. A TOURIST in the Game Reserve near here was thrown from the dickey seat of a motorcar in front of two lions. He and a woman were sitting in the dickey seat of a stationary car. He stood up to take a "snap" of
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    CHILD BRIDE'S HUSBAND HUNTED
    219 2 New > ork. Nov. 4. AVER the ragged hills of Kentucky, <i posse of sheriffs and their deputies rode sixshooters on their hips, scouring the hushes and creeks in an intensive man-hunt for Fleming Tackett, 34-year-old miner, husband of the child bride, Rosie Columbus, aged ien.
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    BURIAL CROWD CRY: FIND THE KILLER
    333 2 Dramatic Scene At Girl's Funeral London. Nov. \yOMEN wept as children's voices lifted in the hymn "There's a Home for Little (hildrerT at the lime-ai service in Rradford of Phyllis Hirst, age* eight, whose murdered bod? was found at Horton Green. Bradford, four days
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    QUAI D'ORSAY'S NEW PRESS CHIEF
    86 2 Paris.-There will star* be press chief at the Quai D«OB -ierre Bressy. Sub-Director trative affairs and J at the Quai D'Orsay a n D^ ccf c. hrector of the Preicn to M. Pierre Comer*, who i ua another post. pfrP lC Br.vsv was attached to
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      432 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA •incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938 CORFU In port J BANGALORE 0 000 Nov. 23 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 2 CARTHAGE 15,000 :Oec. 16 X BHUTAN 6.100 Dec. 1 1 I BEHAR 6.000 Dec. 2'; RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30
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      382 2 STEAMER SAILINGS I (now! I IlloVdJ I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? I i Please let us offer you i accommodation en the I fastest; most modern and I luxurious, I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTl)~ I 124, Robinson Road, fi Phone 7565. iTRAITS CO.,
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      316 2 To: BANGKOK SAIGON- S By Luxurious One Cla« Motorships. 2 Displacement Tons From Penang;, P. Sham. Malacca. Spore m.s. "ALsia" (12§o0> 29-11 30-11 1-12 3-12 mi, "Selandia" (13.000) 20-12 21-12 22-12 23-12 m.s. "Boringia" (12.500» 10-1 11-1 12 1 14-1. j j SPECIAL j 1 CHRISTMAS HOIIDAY CRUIST December 23rd,
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      209 2 TRAVEL BY 0. S. X, LINE SPEED SERVICE SATISFACTION Express Liners: m.s. 'BUENOS AIRES MARU." m.s. "SANTOS MARU." m.s. "RIO DE JANEIRO MARU." m.s. "LA PLATA MARU." m.s. "MONTEVIDEO MARU." Offer the fastest connection from Singapore to:— Durban 17 days. Cape Town 20 days. *4io de Janeiro 31 days. Santos
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      131 2 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO, b™» (Incorporated in En la^ n< ko ns Direct Service to Japan via Hongw ™d to Calcutta v.a Penan Taking cargo on °i to* for Canton. Macao Sau ou.m Chefo, Tientsin, Yang ports, Formosa, the FOX ratANa AND CAM I »t > 01 Nov 24
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    54 3 n /l ow Kcng Sie aud family t>eg to HpnS SlnC vf r l y t0 a!1 relatives and friends, wha have so kindly attended tne funeral of the late Mr. Seow Kens |-iew and 'hose who sept wreath" arfinf tele ?rams of condolence a- d aLo
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      1742 3 Classified advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS CNDERS nOW invited or trie materials or service. For Municipal Tender Room 41 Date of Closing. Nov., 1938. livery at Paya tJbai- dumping Station of XL, tents (Deposit 12 noon. 28th Nov. 1938. 1 d delivery of Steel Collapsible Gate V va Lebar
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      226 3 by tm SINGAPORE ELECTRO- PLATING WORKS (F.std. 1928) 23-3. Coleman Street specialise in Gold. Silver Nickel Copper and Ohromlum-pSuSi a's £imvtnt ot su-ev ana e.p n g warWe also specialise In Nam- Plates BlS£? SPECIAL REDUCTION DURINC MMM C j^SJ^IAS__SEASON LEPROSY LEUCODERMA acute or chronic whatever extensive and however longstanding
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      449 3 Your finest I safeguard V dfldlflf f [pcs the pores—A J I c/earsawayroug/i 1 j BLEMISHED SKIN Do you suffer from muddiness, beautifies coarse, sallow skin coarse red patches, blotchiness, making it smooth and supple I or blackheads. That means as velvet. Start using this j your usual cleansing methods
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    111 4 Arrived from N.E.I, by KLM plane "PH-ARL"—Mr. Brink, Mr. Riefling, Mr. Toepfer. Mr. de Heer. Left for Medan, India and Europe by KLM plane 4 PH-ARE"—Mr. Rieflinr?, Mr. Toepfer, Mr. de Heer, Mr. L. Loiohner, Mr Law Geok Swee, Mrs. G. Hewitt, Mr. Br!nk. Arrived from Europe,
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    793 4 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore. Nov. 13 Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 4 2 4 8 Asam Kumbang 281- 30|-nom Austral Malay 43!- 4 JI- nom Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 9cd Ayer Weng 0.62% 0.67% Kangrin Tin 23 24Eatu Selangor 1.40
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    PRODUCE
    182 4 Singapore, Nov. 18. r (Siam* W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $160 5 .Siam) W Coast No. 2 per Koyan $150 R. S W. Coast $22 Siam Rice "Lowhway No. 1 Siam Rice "Lowhway No. 2 $202 Siam Rice 'Lowhway" No. 3 $190 Siam "Singhway'; No. I $202 I
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    297 4 Singapore, Nov. 18. MINING llorc Buyers Sellers 4 3 49 Ampats 9S 3 26 6 Ayer Hitams gr 2 4 Bangrins A 1 4q Batu Selangors JSJ 033 Hitams 2 o c 25 Hongkong Tm 14 6 Chenderiangs **UJ 0 84 Hong Fatts °i B
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    136 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No IX R.S.S. Spot loose 27 4 27 Yz No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.8. in cases November 27 2 s G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F 08. in bales November 4 F A Q. R S S\ F.
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    R. N. V. R. Appointment
    31 4 The transfer of Lieut. George Edward Walter Wentworth Bayly, S.S.R.N.V.R., List 11, to Lieutenant, S.S.R.N.V.R., List I has been approved, with effect from Feb. 15, 1938.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    96 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Nov. 18. Total for Company Dividend Books financial d os Date Ex. Div. year »1 01 xt o Payable Date to date Ayer Hitam 2V 2 Nov. 8 N ov. 2 4 Nov 21 iSZZ less tax 72 Kuchai 20% final Nov.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    261 4 e% Mvmtri Co, ltd., $30,004 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 ...90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102% 103 1 norn 4V 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 109 110 norn 4y 2 1909 red.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    357 4 LONDON COMMODITIES SR??=, London, Frid Previous To-day r Improved 7 15 16 8 RUBBER Buyers 8 116 8 116 Spot Sellers 7 15.16 8 Ist Forward (December) Buyers 8 g 1 16 8 g 1 16 2nd Forward'(JanlMar.) Buyers 8% 8 3|16 3rd Forward (Apr.'.June) Buyers 8%
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      274 4 BANK OF CHINA BATAVIA AGENCY Ka'i Besar West No: 4, Batavia Telegraphic Address: CHUNCKUO, Batavia. will 1W opened November 'list I»3U. THE I UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in S 3.) I No. 2, Chulia Street. (Bonham Building), Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000.00 (Issued, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000.00 General Reserve
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      54 4 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 box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— p.a. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P 8c O BANK
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      167 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE 458, North Bridge Road, Sii Local Branches 253, South Bridge Road, Singapo» Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: RK BANKhRS Midland Bank, Ltd., IfVing Lloyds Bank, Ltd. Chase
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      1791 5 TOMORROW'S CHURCH SERViCES l NDREWS CATHEDRAL SEVENTH day knnM w a.m. Holy Communion. AH AY ADVENTIST CHURCH Maims. Chun* p enang Road) TAMIL METHODTST CHURCH. 9am q Choral Euchart* CamniSfi" 1 Ll B °wers A <1 Short Street). I oa i SeS k- jj iv Communion (Plain). Campbell Sunday, 8.15
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      347 5 Saved from Second STOMACH OPERATION This letter quoted here may save you a tirst stomach operation Certainly it points a moral for evcrv stoma< h surterpr three yean Igo Mr I E. II became so bad with stomach trouble that an operation was performed. But last May he became as
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      36 5 7 7 m i ———Mil M^— g«y 'FOR ECONOMY! Own a British Bicycle by Easy Monthly Payments. j Hercules or Royal Enfield From: THE EASTERN CYCLE CO.. j 1 '5. Selegie Kd„ Phore No. 4tf5d\ JI
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      96 6 nr© Ho to i '''S lll are of very COMPACT AND SOUND DESIGN and combine all the essential gramophone components. They' a Cosmoccrd AZ or UZ Electric Motor, a Cosmocord plcfc-up, a tully auto matic switch. Volume control and a 12-in: turntable. British Manufacture and Prices. Volts "o complete els.
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      127 6 IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CAN'T FEEL WELL Unless 2 pint, of bile juise flow from our liver into our bowels every day, our movements tret hard and constipated and our food decays unnaturally in our 28 feet of bowels. This decay sends poison all over our body
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      231 6 OVRHAULI?" 'Th* Modern »j, lo RtfondlXion Motor*' B Smoking exhaust, frequent cWwr Ing of spark plugs, engine lost of power and liveliness, ba acceleration are symtoms m WORN FINOS AND WORi consequently tbere Is apparer waste of CyJnder oil an Benzine. Ovrnaul will positively cure to troubles and definitely restor.
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      29 6 a 1939 AMERICAN H.M.V. RADIOS. j Model 12 Q4 j 2 RCA Tubes Sole Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., 122-324, Orchard Road, 5 I SINGAPORE. 'Phone 4566. —ss i
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      50 6 Take ail your Clock,, Watches) and Gramophones that go wrens YICK WOH HING j 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Road), and they will have them i ight for you in no time. Conductors for the Bjtf lti Clocks and Watches to Jew Army and R.AJ-Base-in Mai Phone No. 7922.
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      1013 6 Show Music From j Singapore, 8.20 p.m. j fllfcJP|W 5 1 -j jj. I l to Robert Louis Stevenson s direction ol Sydne> JJ V i \\J M birthplace in Edinburgh. Phasey. ompnK f pLY 7.30 8.8.C. Theatre Organ. gSQ news and announcements, V 7 8 ?hf nTws k gS?,**"
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    SHE SANG TO HELP CHINA
    80 7 sieg "*ans I an, who organised and led a C hinese Wayshow lor the Chinese of Suneei Lembing, near Kuantan. cXted about >:UOO (Chinese rurrencv) lor the China Relief Fond tost week-end. She was previous!) a Prima Donna of some repnte in the Malayan intonese
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    "They Made Me A Criminal"
    24 7 -elected by Garfield le, "They re the cameEnd" boys will Me A Criminal" debut role in led to immediate
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE Physical And Mental Alertness Makes Gable No. I Of Hollywood And Works Hard
    520 7  -  (By Alf O'Tooney J-HE first time that I ever saw Clark Gable he was plavinf? in the role of Sergeant Quirt in the West Coast Company of "What i ree (dory He was following in
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    Stardust
    140 7 I ET the other Hollywood colon- ists follow the horses, Ann Sheiidan is a midget automobile race fan even though her new picture, "Little Miss Thoroughbred," follows the turf. She is such a fan for the miniature cars that she is having a special model built to order. Bob
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    230 7 "THE Great Garrick" which opened its season last night at i Alhair.bia Theatre, has all the ingredients of a fine fltm. Starring Brian Aherne and Olivia DeHavilland, with a strong supporting cast cf well-kown and popular actors, this picture received a great ovation this evening. ■pae
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    From Scotland To Hollywood
    80 7 Hollywood.—A stained glass window has been shipped half way across the world at the whim of an American film star. The window stood in the rums of in nensthis Castle. Scotland, where Mr. Lunny Ross, radio and film artist, took a fancy to #t during a
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      110 7 Tele toothbrush.ng A normal mouth houses 32 teeth —how impossible to judge their cleanliness from the look of the front ones in the mirror! Behind, out of sight to left /^llfev^^ and right, are a host of crevices har- I**' bouring food-particles, and very difficult to get at. The only
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      186 7 secret of j Glamour \Wf jn) j and thus get for tnemselves that ■"^^^B Inner health which is reflected in OVER '.000.000 BILE BEANS outer beauty, attractiveness and SOLD LVERY SAY This is how Bile Beans act: Bile Beans '^^^HjHßw-^jflfcw^Sk. are made from pure vegetable extracts v L and tnerefore
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      236 7 1 DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS J £astC <4> (9) 11. Thought (4) in weight (5) 12. Drags along < 4) V< -tooth of a serpent (4) 13 period of years (6). S (10 > i 4. Grain (4) reception (7) i 6. Mints (5) ing according to grade n Encountered
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      220 8 TO-DAY'S YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY I OF SEEING THIS GRAND COMEDY! I j capitoll «ItK™ Irresistible "The JOY Of ALSO: DONALD DUCK in V jj^p^ '•DONALD'S NF?'HL\VS M jF JSt^^ un GAUMONT Jm\w BRITISH NEWS. J THEATRE ROYAL to-night 915 Matinees: To-day and To-morraw at 3.15 p.m. A MODERN FIRST RUN
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      391 8 I 13 TIMES TO-DAY! 3-15 6-15 9-15 PAVILION j "Bieeest laueh for many moons j THE CRITICS SAY should not be missed TRIBCJNE "Last nirrht's audiences laughed rmrs o* unti! it hurt FREE PRESS d STRAITS TIMES. AND YOU'LL SAY IT'S THE FUNNIEST FILM YOU'VE EVER SEEN mm NERVO& KNOX
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      202 8 FOUR 1 "I have seen 'Four Daughters' and i I say it is one of the finest pictures "I have seen Four Daughters and ever produced. A great cast and a it Is an exquisite production great production." Bcb O'Donrell, Interstate Circuit. George Skouras, Skouras Theatres. "I have seen 'Four
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      329 9 trrz ,aum NEW WORLD I I SERANGOON IU.S.Mv. ROAD 5 (Malaya s Leading Amusement ?ai*» iIIANCE KALXttI (AIR CONDITIONED). "PHONE 2477. REST AUK ANT BAR ATTACHED. j y ZXwce w Perpetual Coolness at Malaya's Ixading Cabaret. TO-XIGHT I jyC R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT DANCF EXTENSION 1 A.M. j 1 I ADMISSION
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      100 9 TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT AT 8 P.M. HENRY WLCOXEN. SONJA HENIE, DON AMECHE in "Woman Alone" "Happy Landing* TO 'M° RR OW: AT 715 p M and 9.15 P.M. FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY "ONE MYSTERY NIGHTS CHINESE WFIRD, SHIVERY, THRILLER, PACKED WITH THRILLS H'ld LAUGHTER. GREAT WORLDII Amusement Park f aKarAt
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      239 9 A I, H A M B R V| Controlled By Shaw Bros. Ltd. 3 SHOWS DAILY 3.156.159.15 p.m. I BRIAN AHERNE/f T'll I DeHAVILLAND Z Z J/ ureal uarrick m Ml Enw -Everett HORTON A v M Safe MELVILLE COOPER MKN ou,d LIONEL ATWILL f TfffW LUIS ALBERM MARIE |4
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    A THREAT TO JAPAN
    712 10 •THERE are signs that at long last the Powers principally concerned—Great Britain, the United States and France—will take action against Japans flagrant interference with foreign trading rights in China. Protests'against the closing of the Yangtse to foreign navigation have been ignored or met by such excuses
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    World Must Come To Rescue Of Jews
    1003 10 Japan's Shipping Barrier Wppk-end Review Extreme Reprisals "CUFFERANCE is the badge of our f 9 race This expression of Shylock seems as true to-day as it was in the! time of Shakespeare. The plight whichj the Jews are now called upon to endure
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    46 10 APPLES are recommended as for obesity. Adam, we recall. I pretty thin time after eatli "I have known my daughter I over as many as three young men In month," declared a man in court. a!', youth must have Ita tB US
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    To-day's News Review
    558 10 |I|ORE than a trade pact is the, Anglo-American agreement. It j is the most important step to world peace made in the last decade. The solution of all the problems which are likely to lead to war is economic. America and the British Empire! have not removed
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      148 10 ROBINSON'S FAMOUS COFFEE jj Made with the Fin.}! Beans IraniI MOCHA (Arabia) KENYA (Africa) ROBUST A (Jam} jjj Specially Blended Roasted and Ground Daily The Secret oj the Finest Coffee in Malawi. ROBINSON CO., LTD. P VCith a Jar of Marmite, an d a few ordinary tilings hke e &S
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    COLLIES TO CO-OPERATE IN ASSISTING THE JEWS?
    373 11 R ULERS ASKED TO REPOR T Reuter. LONDON, NOV. IS. Tin. GOVERNMENT IS CON--1 SIDERING AS A MATTER 0] I if: MOST SERIOUS RGENO THE PLIGHT OF GERMAN REFUGEE?, SAID SIX IOHN S'MOX IN A SPEEI H AT RHYL. anxious to make the
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    PAGEANT OF PARLIAMENT
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    French President In London Next March
    141 11 win be ,u,,ts of thT J&J p" 2S ''Vn- P" It follows an invitation extnnded by the King to the President and Madame Lebrun before he left France at the conclusion of the visit. The duration of the visit will b- four days, from
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    Rebuff To Germans
    27 11 Reuter. London. Nov. 18—Lord Mount Temple has resigned the chairmanship c f 'he An?.lo-German fellowship owing to the treatment of Je\\ s in Germany.—Reuter.
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    OFF TO THE ARCTIC
    60 11 Afr. Lincoln Ellsworth, the American explorer, left Capetown, South Africa, in the attic schooner ''Wyatt Earp" to P*»ture into an unknown part 1 f the Antarctic. Here is Lincoln Ellsworth [left] talking ivith Mr. L. J. Keena, Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States, on board the
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    ITALY JOINING NAVAL PACT
    69 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 18. THE adhesion of Italy to the London Naval Treaty of 1936 is expected to be received in London shortly, write:, Pouter's diplomatic correspondent. It is understood that information lo th's effect conveyed to Whitenan from the Italian embassy. Following the adhesion tnere
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    41 11 London. Nov. 18.—The King and Queen left Londcn this evening for the ullage of St. Pau!'s Walden, in Hertfordshire, whore they arc o;jendin» the v i k-end as guests of the Queen's brother, the Hon. David Bowes Lyon.— brit.sh Official Wireless.
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    R.A.F. WIN A SPEED RECORD
    44 11 Reuter. London. Nov. 18. ijPHE Air Ministry announces that an A R.A.F. Spit lire lighter flew fror. London to Paris in fifty minutes, the fasten recorded time for the journey in weather conditions which were unfavourable tor the flight.—Reuter.
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    DAUGHTER FOR EGYPT'S QUEEN
    17 11 Reuter. Cairo. Nov. IJ.—Queen Farida has given birth to a daughter, says Reuter.
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    Japan Repudiates American Charges
    235 11 Reuter. Tokyo, Nov. 18. A DE .?J AL thl ca rg2 of discriminatory measures against American rights and interests in China is contained in the Japanese reply to r cent American note which lias been handed to the American ambassador. The reply, after answering details on
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    NO COLONIES TO BE CEDED
    53 11 Reuter. Par's. Nov. 18—Both M. Daladier and M. Bonnet repeated the assurances .hey have a'ready given'in regard to solcnlca before the Council of Ministers this evening. They leiterated the fact that they formally denied any supposition that Fiance might envisage the cession of Fiench possessions
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    NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
    25 11 Reuter. Oslo, Nov. 18.—The Nobel prize for 1938 has been awarded to Dr. Nansen, of the Office for Refugees at Geneva.— Reuter.
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    JAPS PREPARING TO FACE A LONG SIEGE AT CANTON
    462 11 14niveau London, Nov IS. JATAMESS troops at Canton are for a sietre s-vs a telegram from the Chinese foreign m ah. re »ivedin London, whMl adds that most of the Japan a troops have withdrawn within: the city, while the Chinese
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    France Welcomes
    191 11 Reuter. Ne w York, Nov. 18. THE political rather than the eco--1 ncmic aspects of ihe British American trade pact are stressed in the New York papers to-day. Pointing cut that the "real significance" of the pact pees far beyond U piobab'e trade benefits, the New York Times
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    AMERICA WANTS 9,280 WARPLANES
    125 11 Reuter. Boston, ftfcss.) Nov. 18. fy]R. LOUIS JOHNSON, assistant Secretary for War. predicted in a speech her? that President Roosevelt will ask Control for upwaid» of 3.28U tiffining Vr supremrcy is threatened," he said, "by Eurorein advances," and he called for immediate m" Droduc of lanes.
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    TRADE PACT DEPRESSES GERMANY
    62 11 Reuter. T___ Berlin, Nov. 18. HE Anglo-American trade treaty is regarded as a great disappointment to German trade and commerce. It appears that it has had a detrimental effect on the Berlin Bourse and despite favourable trade and industrial reports weakness continued to the close. Buyers
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    HITLER'S PRIDE IS INJURED
    170 11 Reuter. Washington, Nov 18. "QERMAN PRIDE*' is considered here to he the reason for the recall of Dr. lMeckhoff, the German axnba sador. It is suggested that Germany could haidly countenance the retention of Dieckhoff in Washington in view of the recall of the American ambassador
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    SCIENCE IN THE ARMY
    154 11 Exhibition Opened In London British Official Wireless. London, Nov 18. MR. Hore Belisha, Secretary for War, opened an exhibition at the Sc.ence Museum at Booth Keny.ngtcn to-day, arranged under the title "Science in the Army." Mr. Hore Belioha said they no '.onger measured the power and
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    MALAYA'S NEW SCHOOLS CHIEF
    169 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Secretary of State for the 1 Colonies has heen pleased to approve the appointment, of Dr. W- Linch-irt, MX S- as Director ii Education, S.S.. and Adviser Education. Malay States, in cucfcssioa lo Mr. F- g% Tkg a M.Cstates Morion, t W.u.,
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    RUBBER PRICES UNAFFECTED BY QUOTA INCREASE
    199 12 THE lons awaited decision of the 1 R.R C was received locally with what appeared to be the utmost sang-frcid. and with support coming from consumers values remained unchanged from the previous day. sa 5 Messrs Lewis and Peat, Ltd in their Weekly Rubber
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    NEW NAVY CHIEF
    20 12 rl?ll k e deft) photographed with Commodore T. B. Drew vtho is mdwiii 5 the Corfu yesterday.
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    NEW COMMODORE IN S'PORE
    226 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. MALAYA'S now Commodore, T. B Drew, 0.8.E.. R.N., arrived in Singapore to-day on board the P. O. i'ner Corfu. On Saturday he will take ovei duties from Commodoro M. L. Clarke, and will make a number ol official calls. He was
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    Court Orders Winding-Up Of Singapore Company
    297 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. THE application by the Official Receiver, Mr. E. N- Taylor, that the firm T. B- Rogers and Co. Ltd., Advertising Agents Robinson Road, be comwlsorily liquidated was granted to-day at-the High Court by Chief Justice McEhvaine. Mr Taylor in
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    CONSULATE
    25 12 Mr. H. H. Oerlemans has taken charge of the Netherlands Consulate at Penang consequent on the departure of Mr. G. Van Esmond from Penang.
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    CEYLON WANTS SELECTED JEWS ONLY
    54 12 Reuter. Colombo, Nov. 18. IN response to the Premier's appeal I requesting Colonial governors to consider assisting emigration o Jews, the Governor, Sir Andre* Lai decott. has decided that only -mi nent Jews and those likely to be assets to the Colony can be accepted
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    KING CAROL ON WAY HOME
    64 12 Reuter. London. Nov. 18-King Carol concluded his state visit this morning and left London for Pans enroute to Rumania. When they were leaving Buckingham Palace Kuig Carol and Prince Michae. ™k feave of Their Majesties. A crowd -Meted ana cheered tne king and tne crfwn
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    Justice Of The Peace
    25 12 Rai Bahadur Prithv* Chand. Assistant .Superintendent of Palice. S.S.. has been appointed to be a Justice of the Peace for Singapore.
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    Retiring British Resident Sends Message To The People Of Perak
    226 12 ASSET OF OUR GOODWILL' (Tribune Staff THE Hon. Mr. 6. E.J Lator, CM G. the retiring British Resident* of Perak. has issued the following message to me iStSriSlncl&d to boast W the mutual which prevails amen?, all clashes ana all
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    Radio Talk On Fasting
    51 12 A talk in English by Dr. H. S. Moonshu j P CH on Muslim fasting entitled 'The Islamic Fasting in Ramaddan' will be broadcast from 8.M.8.C. (Singapore) Station on Monday at 7.45 p.m. This is arranged under the auspices of the All Malaya Muslim Missionary Socie.y,
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    Volunteer Forces
    45 12 The resignation of his Commission in the S S V F. by Major R. Macdonald, M C with effect from Sept. 1, has been accepted and granted the privilege of letaining his rank with permission to wear the prescribed uniform of his Corps.
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    MUSLIM IMPROVEMENT CLUB
    162 12 A meeting of the members of th* 1 Muslim Improvement Club was held last Monday night at 69. Tras Street, to express the sympathy of members with President and the people of Turkish Republic on the death of the late Mustapfu> Kamal Attaturk on Nov. 10. The
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    TO WORK IN SINGAPORE "WAR"
    25 12 ci.ff College Quetta. who arrived by the Corfu jestenl ffiC Theya?e here to work out a theoretical "nr." See slorv
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    Unanimous Approval For Anglo-U.S. Pact
    398 12 London. Nov. 18. UNANIMOUS approval is accorded the AngVAmeriean and OinaU dim American Trade Agreements, which were signed al Wellington yesterday in the presence of President Uoo.evelt. The terms of the Anglo-American agreement are given •ronl page position n newspapers and comment is enthusiastic. "This
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    21 12 Dr. R. B. MacGregor has been ap pointed to act as Director of Medical Services, S.S., with effect from Nov. 16.
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    QUETTA OFFICERS HERE
    143 12 UNDER the command of MajorGeneral A. Hai* dant of the mil tar* Stall tttg in Quetta and Lt.-Ccl. U. L Birkv nearly 40 roun«s British oreis arrived in Singaporf W« on board the P. and O. tmef < rIU They wia be in Btogapore ly a fortnight
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    ITALIANS FLOCK BACK TO ITALY
    80 12 Reuter. N v ,s lB beSOME six million Italian.. lievert, ■ayaWj »™,linmisselvcs of thcsen-Kj- o' .1 haVC sion to repatriate Itouan ret gmi„g to their native *****, Of about 92 milUpn and abroad 7* million Uyj pc, South America. 13/4l 3 /4 including a millicn
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    360 LBS TYRE FOR PLANES
    169 12 a country as interested as Malaya is, in the world's consumption of rubber, it is always pleasing to learn of new and additional uses for the commodity that means so much to our welfare. Since the commencement of aviation, rubber has become increasingly used in
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    Judge's Strong Words To European On Rape Charge
    111 13 ••You Do Not Leave Without A Stain" C'ouvl Reporter) s nsrapore, Friday. ii- addressed to named George Henry n h as acquitted in Uk mnu Court yesterday ,!j ir a of rape \mtXci Home: rr ii |0 j; |DMISSION IN R1 YESTERDAY
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    Chinese On House-Breaking Charge
    16 13 ft Qg by ft ith in--1 mishab e A who proB postpone
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    MADE CHARCOAL WIHOUT LICENCE
    37 13 iff Reporter) -Chan Ah and Toh Meng Cne: I fined $10 and costs th A. Blacker in the foi making cha inicipal licence two other Chinese Ho ea*?h sts for a similar offence
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    Symbol Of Britain's Armed Might
    59 13 if t&SZ WOrk 5 munition factories graphs were taken h** 0 These phot ~in Great Britain, whJL <* ann <* be identified night burning out anti aircraft "Z, h er ™rkirg day and munitions required in the dSencr nava i I f uns and other
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    What The Stars Foretell
    199 13 SUNDAY FOR Al l RLADEfS A better day for the stay-nt- homes than for those ?rho travel It you travel guard against n..-- dent. 5 by taking extra precau- t ions SPECIAL INFLUENCES r ,e;>- tember 24 to October 23. Exert 5 yourself mentally. You wiV
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    EUROPEAN WOMAN PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE
    139 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. fjpilE petition for divorce of a young European woman, Dorothy Isabel Tan, against her husband, Peng Yeng Tan, a local lawyer, came up for amendment before Mr. Justice J. H. Pedlow in th? High Court today. Mr S. Fung, counsel
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    Jap Commander Recalled
    54 13 Reuter. Tokyo. Nov. 18.--War office commuriaue states that Lieut. General Furusho Commander-in-Chief of Japanese forces in South china has been ordered to b- attached to the army general starr at iokyo owing to poor health He will succeeded by Lieut. General Toshikichi Aneo. commander of th* 1
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    NAVAL COURT MARTIAL TAKES PLACE IN S'PORE
    655 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) (SINGAPORE'S first court martial for many years was held on board the H.M.S. Terror at the Naval Base, Seletar, yesterday morning when Ernest Thomas Ford, commissioned boatswain, was arraigned on three charges, two of which were subsequently withdrawn. Accused was
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    MANCHESTERS MAKE IMPRESSIVE SOCCER DEBUT
    557 14 League Champions Extended (By "ROVER") 1! Chinese L AN to Singapore senior soccer, the Manchester Regiment, judging from their intial outing when they extended the Chinese for a one-all draw at the Stadium yesterday, should provide useful opposition for Division One teams in next season's
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    Acquisition To Singapore Soccer
    38 14 Playing tneir first soccer match in Singapore yesterday, the team of the Manchester Regiment, recently arrived from Palestine to replace the 1"*»*--killihgs at Targlin, made an impressive showing against the S.C.F.A., Singapore League champions.
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    S. R. C. SCORE NARROW VICTORY
    153 14 Singapore, Friday. S.R.C. 1; Nondescripts 0. A RUN-AWAY goal by Ebert enabled the S.R.C. to beat the Nondescripts a scratch Services side by the only! goal scored in the match. It was a drab game with hardly any combined movements. Crorfinr the Nondescripts' centre-half,
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    TO-DAY'S MALAYA CUP RUGBY AT S.C.C.
    166 14 FOLLOWING are the teams to represent the Combined Navy and Air Fcrce XV and the Army in the Malaya Cup match at the S.C.C. padang to-day:— Seletar Services L.A.S. Dix (R.N.i; PO Young, Tel. Clay (R.N.), FO Holford. FO Groves; Chancellor; FO Cliff; PO
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    Kuala Lumpur Wrestling
    43 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter > Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 18. Annouced respectively as champion of all-China and champion of all-Malaya, Wong Buck Cheong and Kartar Singh fought to a draw In their 30 mm. oneround wrestling bout at the Bukit Bintang Park to-night.
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    November Handicap Callover
    96 14 Reuter. London, Nov. 19. LATEST callover on the November Handicap to be run off at Manchester on Nov. SM is as follows: 19— 2 Pappageno, offered 10—1 taken and wanted. 100—8 Trafalgar, Aphrodisia, both offered, 100—7 taken. 10C—8 Buglurig, Dragonudo, offered. 100—8 Solitaire, offered. 100 -7 taken.
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    S. C. C. AND GUNNERS DRAW AT HOCKEY
    78 14 S.C.C 1; 7th Heavy Battery 1. FE hockey game on the padang yesterday between the S.C.C. and the Seventh Heavy Battery R.A. (Changi), resulted in a one all draw. No goals were scored up to the interval. The Club opened accounts on
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    MRS. T. W. ONG WINS ISLAND CLUB WOMEN'S MEDAL
    56 14 Mrs. T. W. Ong won the Island Club November L.G.U. competition played on Wednesday with a nett score of 71. The following were some of the best cards returned: Mrs. T. W. Ong 107—36=71 Miss H. W. Haines 102—29=73 Mrs. W.
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    NO BADMINTON
    17 14 Ties in the Singapore Badminton Association championships, fixed for today and Sunday, have been postponed
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    Pulau Brani Sappers Beat The Club
    462 14 RE (P B.) 16; S.C.C 8... CXHIBTTING marked superiority in all departments of th e game the R E. Pulan Brani rugby XV registered a convincing sixteen to eioh> points victory against the S.C.C, «B/ on the padang yester- day. Th- Club were fortunate
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    J.C.S.A. TENNIS
    57 14 Members are reminded that th« of the J.C.S.A. open singles chanJ& ship tournament between Choo X Kiat and S. C. Ting will be £4 0 next at 5 pm. at^'clu? i P Z es 52? in the variou s tournamentheld in 1937 and IL'3B will be SstriS t.Ve
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    Battling Rio Floored But Unbeaten
    320 15 BOXING AT HAPPY WORLD ARENA (By "PETE") X rrowd that witnessed the card of special minor fights at 1 th( World Stadium last night was a sure indication that more is again attracting a following boxing in i s one right which thrilling fightthe day.
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    Scotland vs. Rest Golf Match At Keppel To-morrow
    214 15 FOLLOWING are the players and times of starting in the Scotland vs The Rest match to be played at Keppel to-morrow: Scots named first— 8.30 a.m. J. McKinlay (21) and R Macnab (21) vs. N. Coulson (21) and J.W. Wardhaugh 8.30 a.m.
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    Entries Invited For S.A.B.A. Championship Meeting
    194 15 ARRANGEMENTS are in full swing for the Civilian amateur boxing championships to be held in the middle of December. The following entries have been received and a further 12 or more are expected from the Police: .C. De Souza, D. Scully, P. Thuraisingam. E.
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    To-night's Wrestling
    77 15 Tribune Staff Reporter) Three big wrestling cards will be presented at the New World Stadium tonight commencing at 9 p.m Famous Wonc Bock Cheung, champion of China, for the first time meets Tony Lamaro. champion of Italy, also known a; tne drop-kick and forearm jolt champion. Another interesting
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    Should Wickets Be Covered?
    599 16 M. C C's "No" To South African Request AMATEUR representation in (he M.C.C. team to South Africa is larger than is usual for a touring* side. Of Hammond it is hardly necessary to say anything, writes "Athenian" in the Times of Ceylon. As batsman he has
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    TENNIS AT HOME AT S.C.R.C.
    32 16 S.C.R.C. invitation toi,r„ am thf Hong Lim Green when Z was -At Home" to memoes a prizes won ln the Club a„ d 0 tournaments were d.qrihuted
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    Ataturk's Funeral: Many Dead And Injured
    76 17 Reuter. Istanbul, Nov. 18. j d and many others t serious condition ,j s of women and rendered unconrhlitlH 1 funeral seril \taturk. lice vi nts ol Istanbul h schools attended il ceremony at nt of the rethe pledge to p turks ideals and
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    Malayan Jewry Have Special Service
    32 17 «lYibaac Stall Reporter) pore, Friday, on Sunday, as bis f Palestine a -oecial ser-to-morrow. be Syna- S] will be wr ;-nal fast* tag I Jewish rvice rites.
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    CONSULAR CORPS HOLD FAREWELL DINNER
    211 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) TO bid farewell to Dr pr 11 Mr A Pe-otrn r ,7. Gu «T», Consul-General for Portugal, »Bd Mr W W ,'T U Cneral fW lUlv Mr Polodna, Czech Consul Singapore W a leaV "W* at the Adelp* hM di er Dr.
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    KEPT MORE COWS THAN ALLOWED
    55 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) -P Singapore, Friday. i randay was this morning sentenced i° Pay a fine of $20 and costs by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the Fourth Police Court when he was charged with Keeping a larger number of cows than to d accordinK
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    Anxiety For Safety Of Kuling Foreigners
    159 18 ANXIETY i.s beinj> felt for the position of foreigners in Ruling. Japanese forces have completely surrounded the mountain on which Killing is sit Bated but apparently have not intended to occupy the actual summer resort. At the same time it is estimated thar there
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    CHINESE CONSUL IN PHILIPPINES
    64 18 HH. C. Kuangson Young, rorwej v Chinese Consul General in Londor and Jately member cf the Chinese tis legation to the League of Nations I. Geneva, has been appointed Chincsi Consul-General to the Philippines, replacing Dr. Y. T. Tu. who is now visiting Chinese communities in
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    Telephone Communication Between Russia & China
    49 18 Telephone Communication Between Russia China THE PRAVADA. organ of the Soviet Communist Party, reports the inauguration of a wireless telephone service between Moscow and an undisclosed place in China. The paper discloses that test conversations were successfully carried cut on a Sunday afternton for 2 hours at 2 p.m.
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    SCENES AROUND CANTON
    100 18 4 BRITON, who returned to Canton after an unsuccessful effort to go to Hongkong, via Waichow. said he saw ;raphic evidence of Chinese troops navng defended South China, adding that 'he battleground began a few miks from Canton and extended to within W miles of British territory.
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    BRITISH ENGINEERS HELP TO BUILD YUNNAN-BURMA ROAD
    690 18 60,000 LABOURERS EMPLOYED fly THE PROJECT AS tho rainy season and the monsoons are practically over, it is highly probable that improved communications between Burma and Yunnan will exist, and it is hoped that, before the next rainy season arrives, the draining of
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    WARFARE TO BE INTENTIFIED
    164 18 TN pursuance of the Chinese Govern 1 ment's new tic:; rding m obl > warfare, it is learnt that, despite i£ Chinese withdiawal from Hankow™ least two X wane si divisions ar e remain"' ing on the north bank of the YangS River in the Tapieh
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    Fukien Industries And Commerce Hard Hit
    303 18 Central News. Foocaew. CONSIDERABLE losses have been sustained by Fukien prav/nce in its industries and commerce since the outbreak of the hostilities, according: to a survey made recently. The losses, the survey reveals, were not caused d recth by Japanese invasion but by difficulties
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    HAINAN DEFENCE
    53 18 t 0 nil An invitation is to DC oversea Hainancse bod.c- to a xass meeting to be held in «o in December 1 when the number of Commerce ol J"J' n( inj 7*U dl'eura the question oi ovm '-iaman Island. Hew Hainancse Industry re may be developed will
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    391 19 bdia Mourns Th e Death Of The Father Of Modern Turkey CONGRESS PRESIDENT FIXES DATE OF THE KEMAL DAY (United Press). MM PASHA WAS REVOLUTIONARY NOT wrnp, v i. CALCUTTA, NOV. 14. h BI T ALSO JN THE FIELD OF NATIONAI RPrnx,L£ N THE BATTLEFIELDS OK AN4TOIIA tXAMI'l K OF
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    237 19 (United Press). INTERVIEWED op the c'eatji 1 Kemal Ataturk, of Ike Tirkish Republic. "Mr. M. A. linnah. said: "Hp vas the gmtesi HfßssataUß Umt iwnlrni istaaue raid and 1 tm the entire Muslim I- rf v BMvra his passing s adequately auoieciation I varied sci
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    ASSEMBLY ADJOURNED AS MARK OF RESPECT
    227 19 (United Press). 0 New Delhi, N>v 14. a mark ol respect to the memory of Kemal Ataturk, President of the Turkish Republic, the sitting of the Central Assembly was adjourned to-day by the President on the request of Mr. Ghulamhhik Nairang. Acting Leader of
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    50,000 MUSLIMS PRAY FOR THE DEPARTED TURKISH LEADER
    199 19 (United Press). Lahore, Nov. 11. A BOUT 50,000 Muslims assembled this afternoon at the Badshahi Mosque after Friday prayers and passed a condolence resolution expressing sorrow at the death of Kemal Ataturk and praying for the peace of the departed soul. Reports
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    A. I. C. C. OFFICE CLOSED
    133 19 (United Press). Allahabad, Nov. 11. JHE A.I.C.C. office remained closed to-day as a mark of respect to the memory of Kemal Ataturk. Congress Flag was flown half-mast. Both Hindus and Muslims observed complete hartal by closing the shops and suspending business in the city.
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