Malaya Tribune, 24 November 1938

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Afera«*»/i*u»«- w iui newspaper. Guaranteed Largest Sales XV, l! -No. 279. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, November 24, 1938 The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1938 FIVE CE
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      68 1 Bead The SIX A I TB |B IWE AUSTIALIAI\ I BRANDY THE LABEL TO LOOK WIT FOII III!,II QUALITY BRAND AT A LOW PRICE rnab/e at all t-class stores dn-rporated in S.S.). WPS 31 A I r |T hen baby needs milk [f W from a bottle I milk at
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      159 1 MADAME PAGE 92 Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRFSSMJKER (AND DESIGNER, downs Ppsipmed Crpflted in her work rooms. I $5 $30 13, BATTERY P.OAD, SINGAPORE. I Some nice buOdhtg lots in Grove Estate (Goodman Rota, Brankßome Road, I Wilkinson Road) remaining for sale. Area from 12.000 square feet to 17,000 I $quare
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    MUZZLE FOR THE POLISH PRESS?
    102 2 Rights Restricted By The New Decree Reuter. Warsaw, Nov. 22. ANEW decree dealing 1 with the press has been issued today by the Polish Government. It stiffens the penalties for ''endangering put lie order* and empowers the authorities completely to suppress offending newspapers. The decree
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    Jewish Businesses Yet Unsold
    62 2 Reuter. Berlin Nov 22.—The efforts of wouldbe buyers of Jewish businesses to raise necessary capital by selling stocks and shares have hitherto been largely unsuccessful as investors are not inclined to take up comparatively large amounts thrown in the market and the new State loan of
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    ANGLO-U.S. TRADE PACT YEAR'S BIGGEST EVENT
    282 2 Reuter. London, Nov. 22. IN a speech a 1 Leamington Mr. Anthony Eden described the American agreement as by far the most important trade event of the year. It was a step in the right direction and he hoped others would join in that
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    Malayan Market Continues At Low Ebb
    487 2 Singapon $0 far as Malaya is concerned, says the weekly market rep Fraser Co., markets have shown no improvement dv week and business still continues at a very low ebb. Thi interest has been the announcement of a five per cent, incr< production for-the
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    ANNUAL DINNER
    28 2 The annual dinner o) Literary Section of the M Singapore, will be held at il of the Singapore Mai: ciation. Pelambang H ?8 at 7.30 p.m.
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      447 2 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). I I». O. S. N. (>. S SAILINGS. Ol TWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1 BANOAJ (>RI 6.000 In port CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. 2 CARTHAGE 15,000 Dec, 1G I i BHUTAN 6.100 Dec. 17 I BEHAR 6,000 Dec. 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dtn;. 30 I<*39
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      486 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended natures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, xoftTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. S-S, "9CHAHNHORST" omits North China In P ort s«s. "LIPPB" omits Manila Dee. 15 •ss "POTSDAM" omits North China Dec. 22 ss. "CREFELD" omits
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      338 2 wmam HOLIDAY CRUISES To: BANGKOK SAIGON* I By Luxurious One Class Motorships. 5 Displacement Tons From Penan?, P. S r ham, Malacca. Spore 1 m.s. "ALsia'" <12 s<-0> 29-11 30-11 1-12 3-12 2 m-s. "Selandla" (13 000) 20-12 21-12 22-12 23-12 5 m.s. "Boringia" (12.500' lu-1 11-l 121 14-1 S
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      105 2 IN 1)0 CHINA STI W NAVIGATION CO., 1 (Incorporated In Ei kon Direct Service to Japan via ™d to Calcutta via i 11 Taking cargo on thi Jng for Canton, Mac Chefo, Tientsin, N• ports, Formosa, the PI v FOX raCAKO AND < KUMSANG YUENSANG xN FOR BOMGKONG I t
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      1632 3 gfg PUBLIC NOTICES 1 ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE criptiori. Singer toad f every dcs crockery. SmswS c^ c lng ma <=hine. tegue. issuld G 'c' EtectS? RerVf" 5 i» Effect "j,"Retager27°8A. Orch e a^ N ?301>^ day on 27 v th £JU rJI On view from Frdav Citn logues issued. y
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      399 3 WE MAKE HISTORY IN MALAYA! Science has made it possible for you to eratifv your desire for a (Bah of. Malay ..n Curry wherevi H*J j n bed. on a hike, at a picnic, up the hill, by tlie aaa-alda. in an aeropUr.,- on a train or in a sail
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      477 3 I I -I THE MUSIC STUDIO. Oxley Chambers, 185 H, Orchard Road, Singapore. LENA HUNTER, A.TCX. (Modern Methods of Teaching). Musical knowledge classes for children ages 3—5, 6—«, 9—12, includes Percussion Bands, Rhythmic Games and Movements, Class Singing ard Operettas The tfork Trotter Method of Musicianship as taught by the
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      377 3 PRETTY WEDDING AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE wedding of Mr F. W. Saunders, of Rengam Estate, Johore, and Mrs. E. Julian, of Calcott, Reading, took place at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Saunders, who is well-known as a Rugby player, is the son of Mr and Mrs. Saunders, of
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    ROME-BERLIN AXIS
    60 4 Reuter. Rome. Nov. 23 A new agreement was signed by Count Ciano and Dr. Yon Mackensen, German Ambassador, expressing the desire of Italy and Germany to strengthen their cultural relations The aim of the agreement is the encouragement of hearing each other's languages, to take measures to bring
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    GREAT GALE KILLS FIVE IN BRITAIN
    101 4 Reuter. London, Ncn\ 23. riVE deaths, mostly in coastal towns, are among the casualties hitherto reported in a terrific gale experienced all over ike country. Lifeboats were out all round the coast. Near Criccieth railway bridge ivas swept away by the stormy sea immediately
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    Consideration Of Moneylender's Bill Postponed
    133 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Wednesday. CEVERAL had been received by Government in connection with the Moneylenders (Amendment) Bill which seeks to bring a certain important section ol the ordinance into line with the English Act. The new bill also seeks to reduce the rate of
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    RUBBER REGISTERS SHARP DECLINE
    308 4 puBBER in a!! markets has registered a sharp decline during the week says the rubber market review of Messrs. Stanton. Neison and Co.. for the week ending yesterday. The lowest point touched in Singapore was 27 cents for Jan March yesterday, but to-day there has been
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    Bugis Accused At Murder Inquiry
    326 4 Singapore, Wednesday. PRELIMINARY inquiry into a charge of murder preferred against a young Bugis, Lolo bin Korochit, was resumed to-day before Mr. C. H. Koh, Sixth Police Magistrate, who recorded the evidence of three more witnesses. "I heard someone cry 'V»yan. M I turned round,
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    ROBBERY CHARGE
    137 4 Tribune Staff Reporter* Singapore. Wednesday. SIAH Liang Teng. a Hokkien youth and Lim Peng Hoo. a Teochew youth appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court this morning charged that they on Nov. 3. at Lorong 12. Geylang. robbed Yong Chong Lim and that at the
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    Government House
    283 4 Wednesday, Nov. 16. IJIS Excellency presided at a M meeting of the Executive Council held at Government House this morning. Sir Richard and Lady Goode had luncheon at Government House. Thursday. Nov. 17 Sir Walter Ramsay and Lady McNicoll anittd to stay at Government House. The following were
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    Brotherhood
    51 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) '•rWNA is fighting for righteoust ness. for just peace, and so China must be the centre of a civilisation to extend. I hope, from the East throughout the world, a civilisation which is the Brotherhood of Men."—Dr. Lim Boon Keng speaking at the Victoria Memorial Hall
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    Britain Is Arming For Peace
    186 4 Reuter. London. Nov. 2?,. ►DIR Thomas Inskip, Minister for Co-ordination of Defence, .speaking at a London dinner, said. Britain was supremely in danger of thinking the whole purpose of the national life and existence and national policy must be the production of weapons of war
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    LAW AGAINST SHAREPUSHING TO BE TIGHTENED
    120 4 Reuter. London, Nov. 22. JHE Commons gave a second reading to* day to the Prevention of Fraud 'Investments' Bill, to tighten the law against sharepushing. Moving the second reading Mr. Oliver Stanley referred to a statement by a witness before the committee of investigation
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    AMERICAN BUSINESS IMPROVES
    240 4 THE following is a cabled synopsis *from the "Trader's" column of "Barrens'", the American National Financial Weekly, sent to us by Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co. Banons' Weekly Index of Bus.ne.~-: Activity is 74.7, up 2 3 from the previous *-eek. Europe at the beginning of
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    393 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous £j3g> *e*J RUBBER Firm Improved 3 Spot Buyers 7% 7 15 h r SeUers 7151G Bljie Ist Forward (December) Buyers 713 16 715 if SeUers ***** s 1 16 2nd Forward (Jan Mar.) Buyers 715 16 Sellers 8 g, 3rd Forward (Apr.'June) Buyers 8
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      247 4 BANK OF CHINA BATAVIA AGENCY Kali Besar West No: 4, Bata v i a Telegraphic Address: CHUNCKUO, Batavia. o|»«'ii4'd for it 118 illY s s November 2tst KI3S. THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In 3.9.) No. 2. Chulia Street. (Bonham Building), Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000.00 Issued. Subscribed and Paid
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      56 4 SAFE [T DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected SL a heavy entrance door contains a large e a r n h b mt°i Private sa each fitted with a deed «Je at a rental of $5-P-a. upwards according 10 the size of the *afp required. ale /wrt/icr particular* from p
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      183 4 r 1 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements CAFITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000 000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHUUA STREET. SINGAPORE 458, North Bridge Road Siimap^ i.orai Branches 253, South Bridge Road, SingaporeTelegraphic Address: "OVERSEA LONDON BANKERS: aIl)V NEW YORK BANKERS: -Midland Bank, Ltd.,
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    DR. ROBERT LIM
    64 5 Tribanc Stall Krpoiter) J/i n t.. the qualities and 1 K,D i Koberl lam. son of A Keng, and head of 0 1 t i( ,i Cross, was paid by tht' Haldane in the Mr s speech at the Victoria l r i Hall yesterday evening. Idane
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    A Forecast Of Higher Education Report
    158 5 Reporter) Education i port would proto such an exdes would vant by Mr R. i tor oi EduJ dinner of the Association last are concerned" Mr. achera welcome shall not oe isms that maj C mmission. Sir regard to ii C mmisskm they in
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    Homicide Verdict On Clerk's Death
    400 5 IMR W g Pnt.nv Singapore, Wednesday. the death os n f P rC Col oner as a result of an inquiry into 15 at th G SiCW a clerk who died on Nov. at 133 Rangoon Road, re- was committed°> vfn P h not amounting
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    "PRIDE OF ISLAM"
    155 5 j.NDRX MOVIETONE'S Hindustani A picture FAKIIR-E-ISLAM 'Pride «f Islam**) was welcomed by a crowd* d house at the Theatre Royal, Singapore, list niftht where it commenced a season. Full of action and thrills, the picture I M ail excellent cast comprising Miss Pa lence Cooper, Baby Nooi
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    PAN-AMERICAN DISPUTE
    57 5 Quito. INCREASING hostility in connection t with the territorial dispute with Peru has threatened to prevent Ecuadorean participation In the pan-American Conference in Lima as public opinion is mounting, although it would be a blowto pan-American solidarity at a time when the statesmen of the new world are
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      422 6 7 INCHES OFF HIS I WAISTLINE Man of 80 Loses 26 Pounds of Fat Apparently one is never too old to reduce. Here writes a man of 80 who ha* just rid himself of Ist. 12 lbs. of unwanted fat:— "You may be interested to hear that after taking Kruschen
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      41 6 THE RIGHT SXUDIO FOB YOUR PORTRAITS I LILYWIUTE PHOTO STUDIO. 79, North Bridge Road, (Opposite Adelphi Hotel), SINGAPORE. I 1939 AMERICAN H.M V RADIOS B—Ql— 8 RCA Tubes i Sole Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO., 122-124, Orchard Road, SINGATORE. Phone 4566
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      1232 6 8.M.8.C/S Special Broadcast For Hari Raya Pusa 5 To 7 p.m. SINCAPORE B Unl \7 Scciety Sin g a P° re LONDON jtk Nv-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 60 °-S!t° lk 'gramophone 1 TRANSMISSION 5 W\l A ZIIL 223 metres (1.33 mcs) j 630 Kronchongs and Stamboels \fc < '">. I H ZHP 30
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    Directs Films The Way Stokowski Conducts-With Eloquent Hands
    202 7 Litvak Develops A Fine Art ENTERTAINMENT PAGE AN u X^^^sr like ,c<>po,d au Outside of Stokowski, in the opinion of those who know both the iamed orchestra conductor and toe equally noted cinema director, Litvak has the most facile hands in Hollywood.
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    CHICKENS AND FOWL IN PILLOW FIGHT
    29 7 Chickens"' the coming to the lh 'Mie oi the most Ay Minis. The above t the many am:i in j in the story.
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    SHOWBOATERS MEET IN FILMS
    75 7 and Jack Daley. wii j the two hard-boiled in Universal's "Goodbye h comes io Singapore lg Alice Brady an:: ger, have had notable crs age and screen. Dale) irtant role in the N m duction of "Showboat." in lgei rose to fame. lien vierson at one
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    Stardust
    98 7 XT is not always difßCmlt. this businessi of playing In tw 5 motion pictures it once. On the Warner Bros lot thr comedian. Frank McHngh, is working for Push" Bcikctey in the musk a: 'Garden of the Moon M and I Michael C urtiz In "Sister Act." Berkeley I
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    121 7 CIRST class action and thrills are the keynote of "The Crowd Roars," which opened at the Capitol last night. A bpxing story starring Robert Taylor and Maureen O'Sullivan it is literally and metaphorically packed with punches from start to finish. Grand entertainment with Robert Taylor in
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    Once Famous Opera Star Now Scrubs Floors
    141 7 Toronto, Ontario. j£DNA K,na!lys, an Optra star of 4( v ars aero who used to have fashionable audiences at her feet has been I crabbing! floors and workin*' in kitchens to eep herself ali v Later years, it has been revealed here. Iha
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    POLICE AS CENSORS
    700 10 THE censorship of cinema films is always a fruitful source of discussion in Malaya. A new angle has been given to such discussion by the discovery, new to some people that censorship is applicable to theatrical entertainment fa general, and there has been much controvorsv regarding what
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    Battleships For Singapore Base
    825 10  -  SEQUEL THE PARIS MEETING? B) C.H. STANLEY JONES mjOTHING startling or highly dramatic will come out of the Pans talks. But we may be sure that this meeting of the Premiers and Foreign Ministers of Britain and France is not just a pleasant tea-party. There mav
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    To-day's News Review
    576 10 f IRST revelations regarding the Paris meeting of British and j French Ministers show that the question of colonies for Germany is being shelved but appeasement talk continues and the German Foreign Minister will visit Paris after the meeting to discuss a Franco-Ger-man peace pact. France's relations
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    TOPICS OF THE DAY
    27 10 WHAT one Blight caU an meeting. A woman reader says covered the finest thing y ing linoleum. But she **sm whether she married
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    untitled own story.—For the second time in recent months the House of Commons was told yesterday by the yesterday by S fhc demand for Council Reform Klt^^ yesterday* and rel°rm WaS prom-d * Lawrence --"lor mTre than years ago. .'. <TSeterm of ffovernorship ended ten
    46 11 untitled own story.—For the second time in recent months the House of Commons was told yesterday by the yesterday by S fhc demand for Council Reform Klt^^ yesterday* and rel rm WaS prom d Lawrence --"lor mTre than years ago. &lt;T Seterm of ffovernorship ended ten
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    IRON LUNG FOR EVERY EMPIRE HOSPITAL—NUFFIELD SCHEME
    217 11 Reuter. I ond m, Nov. 2.* L IqrD Nuffield a nn °tinced loi thai he intends to proeven hospital and ins*itulin and Ihe Empire with an "iron lung." Some hospital* ma\ have three or four. 5 ha I all the iron lungs available
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    Canton's Recapture Must Be Effected, Says Chiang
    192 11 r Shanghai, Nov. 24. JMf hina Centra] Government has ordered that the campaign in Kwangtttng should be accelerated, and that the Htv of Canton must be recaptured within a limited time. aled that Marshal Chiang personally directing operaa certain route in view c
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    Italian Consul
    15 11 v"" c °nsul for Italy, and have postponed their depar*ve until next month.
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    Paris Talks Begin This Morning
    457 11 Reuter. Mp ru. i Paris. Nov. 2:». r T a d L&lt; Hai:fax arTived P«ri, UMlav at 6.30. Shoal ot Vive Chamberlain" were raised as the Prime Minister pasted through the streets with 11 Daladier. fa, one car, followed by Lord Halifax and M. Bonnet
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    MORE JAPANESE INTERFERENCE
    84 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 23 —Mr. R. A. Butler replied in the affirmative when asked whether any representations nad been made to the Japanese Government at the refusal of postal facilities for British newspapers In the occupied area of North China. He added that the newspapers affected woie
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    NATIONAL REGISTER FOR BRITAIN
    90 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 23. IT is learned that plans for a National Register for Britain and for organisation of a voluntary effort for home defence are now practically complete. It is expected the plans will come before the Cabinet next week and a full statement will
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    1,000 WAR PLANES A MONTH FOR U.S.
    93 11 Reuter. Washington. Nov. 23.—United States aircraft manufacturers are seeking means to treble their output to keep pace with Mr. Roosevelt's plan to acquire one of the world's biggest air fleets. A conference of aircraft manufacturers and Government officials to-day, it is stated, laid
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    CHINESE COMMUNISTS GIVE SUPPORT TO CHIANG & URGE NEW EFFORT
    249 11 CHINESE COMMUNISTS GIVE SUPPORT TO CHIANG URGE NEW EFFORT Reuter. THE Chinese Communist Party, following a plenary Marion o' thooJ'T 23 has pledged its loyally to Marshal aLJ£SSJkSt^i&Sf, ;ecomm to establish a secret organisation within the Lomn'iaag or the Ch& a P The party adopted as its own resolution the
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    DEFENCE MEASURES IN KENYA
    118 11 Reuter. m j London. Nov. 23. FECIAL consideration has been eiven to the defences of Kenya and the military forces have recently been reorganised en xhe basis of the latesl modern amament recniirementa, declared Mr. Malcolm MacdonaM in a reply to a auestion in the Commons
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    Six Parties To Palestine Talks
    132 11 'On.' &gt;,,,,„,,' .,,,,.,..„i„„ ixc added that he was also in communication with Yemen. The Government attitude regarding the Mufti was well-known but if after consultation it was considered that any Ai jb deportees should be members ol the delegation the Government &lt;vould pre vide facilities.
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    NAZI SUCCESS IN HUNGARY
    133 11 Blow To Ordered Government Reuter. ruiv Budapest, Nov. 23. I ,he Chamber for the fust time finee the farm,!.on of the C abinet a week ago Government were defeated by US votes to M en a notion in favour of the rcvmal introduction of fifteen deBWties
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    S'PORE DANCE BAND LEADER SEEKS DIVORCE
    445 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) fITINc .lean M. Kleinmann a pianist as (ioow Ra# Hopkins, dance band leader of the Baffles Hotel pet Honed in •.he HirhCour: y.s.erday before the Chief JnsUce.Mr P. a dissolution of his marriage to Florence Elizabeth Maiy Hopkins on the grounds
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    SHE GETS A FILM CONTRACT
    52 12 A Beater message from Hollywood says Mrs Bob Gregory has heen given a film contract by the Universal Films and will appear in \Y. Fields' C harlie McCarthy comedy "You Can't Cheat An Honest Man.' according to the New Yoiii Times correspondent. MMU shows Mis.
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    $5,000 Misappropriated
    43 12 Trie annual report of the Singapore Cricket Club says, inter alia, that "in October 1937 it was dtscocrered that the Chief Clerk had been misappropriating Club funds fcr the past three years. The total defalcations ever this period amounted to $5.045.Ce."
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    Malayans Celebrate Hari Raya Puasa
    171 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter). TO-DAY is Hari Rava Puasa and from early this morning large numbers of Muslims, dressed in their sarongs and bajus went to their Mosques and after service exchanged the usual greetings of "Slamat Hari Rava Puasa v and celebrated* There has been
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    PLEA TO ENCOURAGE STOCK FARMING
    139 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. 'THE desirability of encouraging stock farming on proper smallholding lines and the need for providing adequate grazing grounds— two points raised by the senior unofficial member for Penang at the last meeting of the Legislative Council—were matters not only for
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    AIR MAIL
    17 12 The- Imperial Airways mail plane is expected to arrive in Singapore at 7 a.m. to-morrow.
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    j What The | j Stars I Foretell j j ]
    368 12 j What The j Stars I Foretell j j j TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. Pleasant and unex- I pected surprise are likely, j Hasty news is indicated, and possibly a hurried journey on busiriess. Heartening develop- 5 ments in business matters may Z o?re 2/ou a bucked-up feeling. J I
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    HEALTH OFFICER SHOULD NOT VOTE
    108 12 Singapore. Wednesday. TO prevent litigation on the grounds of bias by dissatisfied house owners, the Municipal Health Officer should not vote on any prooosal or scheme he submits for consideration of the Board of the Singapore Improvement Trust. That was the suggestion made bT Mr.
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    Books Of "Grossest Indecency Imaginable", Says Ipoh Judge
    397 12 $500 FINE ON STALL OWNER UPHELD (Tribune SUi Reporter) lpoh, Wednesday. REMARKING that the case vyas one of the worst of its kmd and that the titles of the books alone denote grossest indeccno imaginable, the Hon. Mr. Justice C. M. Mnrray
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    WANTS MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE CHANGED
    392 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Wednesday A SUGGESTION that an informal committee be appoint men to consider whether the present Municipal Orel: sbadd not be opea and a new bill introduced at an early date, was made by Mr. Tay Lian Teck at to-day's meeting of the
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    CLAIMED $10,000 AWARDED $250: K.L. LAWYER FAINTS
    118 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala I.umpur, Nov. 23. AFTER be was awarded damages of 5250 in the libel suit in which he had claimed 810,000 from the Sin Chew Jit Poh Press for alleged injury to his reputation on account of an article published
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    TWO MURDERS
    97 12 Seremban, Thursday. REPORTS of two muiders in Rompin and in Port Dickson reached Seremban this morning. A former Chinese was discovered with a stab wound in his chest in in the jungle and the pelice state the man must have been dead for two days when the body
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    Muslim Meeting
    62 12 The AH Malaya Muslim Missionary Society, Singapore, will hold a public gathering in connection with the EAd-el-Fitr at the Society's premises. 830. Geylang Road at 4.30 p.m. on the third day of Hari Raya Puasa 'Saturday*. The joint Secretaries of the Society invite all Muslims to the function
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    HARI RAYA
    15 12 A rehearsal of the Hari Raya Procession at the Happy W«'»M N v
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    MALAYAN AUDIT OFFICIAL RETIRES
    77 13 Hedli SJt L, Deputy M R W SS "il r\M S Will he -morrow by the 1 y ,tilths' 'cave prior Ed in Malaya mal Audit Dewas stationed at he was auditor, nt Autiiloj. Auditor S.S. and auditor S.S l g. Ccrney'* president ot jp c
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    "NONSENSE!" SAYS GOEBBELS TO MR. NOEL BAKER
    117 13 Reuter. I Berlin. Nov. *?3. n p *!s addling a meeting I tsand Nazi propaganda I parationi of anew I jr-Ai-h dr.u' planned for winter. 1 th. r"iiurk&lt; made in the I B.iker, "OverI ,an r,se no I propaganda for I ..orld. Dear
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    Colonial Secretary Explains Govt. Policy Regarding Volunteer Units
    414 13 IMPOR TANT STA TEMENT MADE IN COUNCIL (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. UNLESS the local defence M-heme. providing for certain establishments of both regular forces and volunteers, —a scheme drawn up by the local committee and the committee fur Imperial defence after
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    REICH AMBASSADOR LEAVES
    73 13 Reuter Washington. Nov. 22— Dr. DieckhofT called on Mr. Cordell Hu'i to-day to ;juy goodbye. He entered Mr. Hull's rhce with a broad smile cut emerged looking nervous. He told pressmen hehad only been saying goodoye. He did not give Mr. Hull any message and did not
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    WHERE ARE THE BABIES....?
    41 13 i on uitn the Green Street, I pton Park (London) Shopping Week took U e'xat onal Bab^ u^r* 1 Hie National Bab\ Week Council. Pnoto shows: Perambulators "parked" wi.iie the owners display their charms to the judges.
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    Billy Heaton Protests Against Ipoh Ban
    417 13 DECENTLY Mr. Billy Heaton was in Singapore presenting dancing act in conjunction with his partners. An item called the Australian Stock W hip Dance was banned by the Police, and it was reported at the time that an unofficial member of the Legislative Coun-
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    SPANISH NATIONALISTS' CLAIM
    45 13 Reuter. Burgat Nov. 23 —The Nationalists Claim to have driven the Republicanacross the Segre river and restored the position of this front to what it was prior to the recent Republican offensive, j Ine front now is completely cleared Ot Republican troops.—Reuter.
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    Defence Will Be Discussed At Anglo-French Talks
    205 13 London. Nov. 23. fUSFENCE questions are expected to figure prominently in the Anglo-French conversations for which Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax will go to Paris to-day. The British mission include foreign office officials, Mr. William Strange and Sir Alexander Cadogan, but no staff
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    United Services Officers Beat Rest At Rugby
    614 14 Tournament Game A t Th c S. Q C. u.s.o/s 9; o. IN a fairly interesting Club Tournament rugby fixture, yesterday, which at times bordered on the one-sided, the United Services Officers XV defeated the Rest by nine points (three tries) to nil
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    SINGAPORE TEAM TO MEET SELETAR
    59 14 DJNGAFORE XV vs. R N R.A.F. O n the &gt;7 alava" Cup match at on Saturday: B A i'ns. P t&gt; Ltrndon t p Wood 5* »i Box (ess, I&gt;r G F. Jones I li Potter, r Maxey, Other, D M "vVaiker. Ml Cnrbery, I
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    Manchester Handicap Callover
    115 14 Reuter. London. Nov. 24. T Ai: latesl i ilioi kon ate November handicap to be run at Man(m&lt; Nulmday is as follows: 212 Papagono Uaken and offered). 100-9 Solitaire, Offered, 12-1 taken. 100-8 Trafalgar, Velvet Cushion (taken anct offered). 100-7 Aphrodisia, T°rtan, offered, 15-1 taken. ICO-6 Eughtrig,
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    Card For To-Day's Skye Races In K.L.
    830 14 r&lt;ni I OWING is the full card of events for the first day of the F° Skve meetin* of the Selan K or Turf Ghk at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. RACE ONE 2.30 p. m. Ponies-Class 3-Division 2-5 Furlongs 1 PL. Harding Capt.
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    Race Selections By 'Argus'
    49 14 FOLLOWING are selections "by Argus' for this afternoon's races in Kuala I umpur: Race I—PHOON TOK Leonie Race Z— KIT Ladolet Race 3—TWINKLING EYES Faith Race 4—KATHRYN Empennage Race S—SURE CURE Kalaw Race 6—MISS LABIS Policy Race 7—SIR PATRICK Little Tex Race B—MANDAI Wiley Friar.
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    Boxing At Happy World On Dec. 1
    174 14 By "PETE." THE next boxing promotion at the Happy World Stadium takes place on Dec. i t when George E. Lee will present a caid which was yesterday approved by the Board. It includes a return battle between Tommy Carrie and Silver Kid
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    S. C. C. RUGBY
    57 14 SC.C. B" XV vs. Police to-mcrrow at the S C.C: R E. Melhuish; P. Given-Wilson. H. Milner. D. C. Clark. R A. Ward; J. H. Forrester. C. F Sutton: P. Whitworth. W. A. Ball. W. H Carter. G. E. Boizot. S S. Scale. D. A. Johnston,
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    CONCESSION RATES FOR SPORTS TEAMS
    94 14 \LL sports teams travelling by rail will be conveyed at singfe tariff book fare for journey, either first &lt;-* third class, from Dec. 15, ti,,'. Tribune is officially infi In addition to the slayers not more than five persons nun travel under this m and
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    THREE HOCKEY TEAMS ON VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    166 14 THREE hockey teams from Kuala Lumpur arrived here today, the Selangor Colts, Selangor Casoh and Kuala Lumpur I'M.( A. fo a series of matches aga n&gt;t Singapm sides. The following matches have been arranged for the V.M.C A. To-day: vs. S.C.C. on the
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    S. C. C. HOCKEY
    91 14 S C.C. "A"' XI rs F rt morrow at the SC C F J L unfger; H. A. Schanner. SLdr. F I Watts: D. H T r. C E. Brc N. Elliott: P. H. H irrison, C. H. inter, H. F. Earl. A. Eraser, R. F
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    Royal Singapore Golf Club's Progress
    1484 15 president Reports A Satisfactory Year was how President H. C. Atkin Berry of the A n (;o,t Club characterised 1937 at the annual of the Club. Berry said: s were put to the shape of bunkerin i improvements construction for some time. extended and &gt;mfortably
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    LEGACY OF £100 FOR R. S. G. C.
    132 15 DOYAL Singapore Golf Club showu ed a revenue increase by $8,471 against an increased expenditure of $4,726 as compared with 1937. Entrance fees were, however, less by $1,650 and the net surplus on the year's working is $9,857.76 as against $7,465.79. "This
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    COLONY AGRICULTURE TO BE IMPROVED
    205 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) mDg a port, Wednesday. GOVERNMENT desires to iio evciything that it can to improve conditions among agricultural labourers according to a reply given by the Penang Resident Councillor, Mr. A. M. Goodman, when, at this morning's meeting of the Legislative Council, he
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    CZECH PRESIDENCY PLANS
    53 16 Reuter. Prague. Nov. 22.—1t is understood that agreement has been reached between the {.arty .leaders undr which Dr. Hacha. eminent lawyer and chief of *he SuSupreme Court, will be put forward as a candidate for the presidency ol the Republic. M. Chvalkov kv would i 'main ft
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    Money Voted For Road Trace Up Penang Hill
    261 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. VOTE of $5,000 has been included in the 1930 estimates enable the Survey Department to try and find out whether a short road trace un Penang Hill is possible, and if so, the Public Works Department v
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    Alleged Intimidation
    103 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter' Singapore, Wednesday. Appearing before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court this morning was a Malay named Abdullah bin Mohamed Salleh. charged with criminal intimidation by threatening another Malay named Mohamed Ali bin Haji Mecca with injury to his person with the intention to
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    COPPER RESTRICTION SURPRISES MARKET
    208 16 London. Nov. 23. QN behalf of copper producing companies operating under the restriction scheme, it is officially announced that present copper production will be so reduced by January. 1939, that production will be at the rate of 110 per cent basic quotas. To-day's announcement of the
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    PENANG GAMBLERS DEFEAT THE POLICE
    308 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday Q AMBLING facilities in Peaa», have "completely defeated the law and the policp." uas the admission made by the Inspector-General at* Police, M r K. H. Onr.net, when he replied to a speech by Dr. J. E. E. Smith a!
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      229 16 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN FOUND. DERK P. YONKERMAN, DISCOVERER OF THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Marvellous as it may se:m after centuries of failure, a remedy bas been disI covered that has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease.
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    No Inquiry Into Public Works
    120 17 Stall Reporter) re, Wednesday. n the Colony holds hal there is no necy to be made into public works. ply given by the CoA S. Small, at f the Legislative .-alt with a sugges- tor an investigathe cost of public it to suggest to all
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    MANKIND IS BECOMING CLEVERER AND OLDER
    281 17 ol progress, scientists have ti resting and important dis-uresent-day man is cleverer ancestors who lived thousand This fact is inferred greater capacity of the dern cultured man in comit of early man. Another should be of greater im--11 inhabitants cf the earth -cay man
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    China Will Emerge From Horror & Misery As An Invincible Nation
    1062 17 China Will Emerge From Horror Misery As An Invincible Nation A fl HALDANFS IMPASSIONED SPEECH TO LOCAL CHINESE /T..-U Singapore Wednesday. THLW to-Hov r inbune Staff Reporter) L for t* T* f r her Wn nalional but of national 2j if th&lt;? new spirit of unitv &lt; of the eountrv.
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    REFUGEES FACING STARVATION?
    286 18 THE condition of the refugees in China was described by Miss Barbara Collins, who is on the staff of the Education Department of the Shanghai Municipal Council, in an address at a meeting in the Friends' Meeting-house, Manchester, arranged by the Manchester branch of the Women's International
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    AN OPEN LETTER TO ALL OVERSEAS CHINESE
    912 18 APPEAL BY CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE China Needs Your Help From C.E.C. Headouarters. fHINA needs your help. She is calling upon you to help her in her hour of trial. Never has she called in vain, but now che supreme effort must be made.
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    WAR HORSES
    53 18 The Chinjhai Provincial Governmen f bar 1.500 war horses to present to the National Government for use oi' ihe Chinese cavalry units a' the front. The 100,000 sheepskins contributed by Ihe province in support of the nationwide campaign for winter garments for Chinese troops and refugees have been
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    War-Front 'Comfort' Corps
    322 18 rraE 53 members m r Ku.„,.. A turn; War-Front &lt; o who hft Canton one earh October morning when it nas still n Japanese threat have no* Me mm missicn to perform while ten the Nanchang front: thai ol ing the soldiers and civilians then that the
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    The China untitled pletelv subsided, and ; still to cro.s shallow '«BIW areas to relief sUUens,
    15 18 The China untitled pletelv subsided, and still to cro.s shallow BIW areas to relief sUUens,
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    If Princes Are Unwilling To Federate, The Viceroy Will Convene A Round Table Conference In Delhi Next Year
    687 19 Plan To Launch Federation In 1940 (United States). Nnl ,;!&gt;&gt; IX4RNS TH AT THE REVISED T)R\ft DEI H! nov m AV I IBEACUED 120 MAJOR STATES BEFORF tul WFNT of a «'WglON
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    BOOK WHICH CAUSED RIOT
    41 19 &lt;n. Nov. 17. hi author, of tfouhri Yogi Sarnie of the Mil riots in ther places in in Mandalay Lett, District £.101 J J«l found guilty I.P.C. and ffer rigorous imthe rising of the 1 nited I'icss).
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    SIND PREMIER AT WARDHA
    23 19 The Hon. Khan Premier of Sind. uing. Sardar Valrya J B. Kripalani Premier. They Gandhi in the United Press*.
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    "PRIDE OF ISLAM"
    83 19 BABY NOOR JEHAN. charming little star. who appears in the beautiful Bindn?*tanj picture "Fakhr-e Islam" (Pride of Islam), an Indra Movietone Production, which commenced a •&lt;rsen at the Theatre Royal, Singapore, yesterday. Others in prominent roles are »,1 ss Patience Cooper. Sultana Khatun, (ihulam Sabir. Nisar Ahmed
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    The Tercentenary Of Madras City Will Be Celebrated Next Year
    566 19 (SPEAKING at the Pachaiyappa's College* Madras under the auspices o f the College Union recently, Mr. C. J. Varkey. Parliamentary Secretary, suggested thai the third centenary of the foundation of Madras should be appro;.riately celebrated when it falls due early
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    Hindu Women's Right Of Property
    124 19 New Delhi, Nov. 17. A BILL further to amend the Hindu Women's Right of Property Act of 1937 has been tabled for introduction at the next sesion of the Central Legislative Assembly by Messrs. A. Dutt, S. K. Som, A. X- hattopadhyaya, D. K. Lahiri
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