Malaya Tribune, 28 November 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune National Newspaper: r J 1 Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVII.- No. 282. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, November 28, 19.J8. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1938 FIVF CE>m
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      146 1 Read Tlie SDW A V T IU HI At Dominant In Malaya Platform Weighing Machines W Tooley's have been manufacturing Bcalcs for wver H ""iilury, and I) loth fmjl .Lm, f ,he raihvav traffi c or t;reat Britain j weighed over (he Pnoky weiring The cheapest machine* Ib\ 1 lhost
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      461 1 MADAME PAGE i 92. Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gf wns Desicned Created in i.rr work rooms t S 30 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. The betuty in^fl^HiYl silver Jives when aft jftj cletning is left to*, jfe ACBIT7.II sow 1 i> hli I Sc LOKftftt M 6 <» D.
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    ALSACE AND LORRAINE LOYAL TO FRANCE
    54 2 Paris —Further evidence of the loyally of Alsace and Lorraine to France comes from the union of Christian workers a non-political organisation. The organisations national committee which is composed of numerous exservicemen, has Issued a statement protesting against certain press campaigns and re-affirming its
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    RODEO PROMOTER DEAD
    85 2 Panta Fc.-Mr. Tex Austin, rancher and former promoter of rodeo/ in Lea acn. New York. Hollywood and Othei cities has been found dead in his fcaragc here. A doctor reoorled that death was cue *o carbon monox.de poisoning, A hos connected with the exhaust pipe of a
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    HOSPICE OF LITTLE ST. BERNARD
    110 2 Paris. k FOOT of snow is now lying on the A tie Saint Bernard Pass, near ttoal Sane, .here the mam oad U Chamber* to Tur.n to a height of 7,215 feet. The Gendarmes, who during.the sum, -J i tw> fr ntfc* near the hospico
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    Condemned Man's Vain Effort To Marry Before He Is Executed
    617 2 Tragic Girl Tells Her Story Lcndon. N QITTING in her little cottage at Ham, Surrey, Miss v issie reporter ol the last-minute efioiis her lowr. 27-year-old Brain, made to marry her before he was executed. Brain, a van-driver, of Richmond,
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    ONLY THE HEALTHY MAY MARRY HERE
    86 2 r VEKY mar. and wo tan wln> wishes to mai in future first l»: ice tor s certificate sh or she is in a htalth. A proposal to this by the Haistet oi Ju been approved Us V i (Parliament >. The certificate must
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    MARY PICKFORD TALKS ON BEAUTY
    75 2 New York. PAYING that she nndersU d the old-fashioned c rsd due for a comeback," Fiekford declared at a Advertising Club luncheon nobody in the world is S* put me back bite still "America's Sweethear known years ago in the that naturalness the the current
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      437 2 STEAMER SAILINGS Pa O and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). p il S. N. < O.'S SAILINGS. Ol J WARDS. Due. Tonnage fiTpore PJ^H. CTIiTRAL 15,000 Dec. 2 CARTHAGE 15.000 >>C. 16 i BHUTAN k.lul) Dt<-. II j BEH R 6,00(1 Dee. 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 30 J SOUDAN 0,560 Jan.
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      469 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. Fw MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. I REGENSBLRY" Dec 7 .sjs. "LIPPF omits Manila Dec lo ss! "POTSDAM" omifcs North China Dec. 22 ss. "CREFELD" omits Manila Dec. 3U HOMEWARD. For
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      427 2 I BANGKOK USC, CHINA JAPAN LINE. J v ct Bifl Cargo vessels with limited but j Luxurious One Class Motcrshlps, Mo* b Passenger Accommoda- J i Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath. < tign i To: Marseilles London. Rotterdam, I Hamburg and Copenhagen. AJen tjez port Said Palestine. P'ncr Bevroutn (aseablanea.
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      142 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LI NIK Deutsch-Auslralische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated .in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 t m.s. DUISBURG via Manila Nov. 29 t m.s. SATJERLAND Direct Dec. 10 s.s. PREUSSEN via Manila Dec. 'M HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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      101 2 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COh W v (Incorporated in En ijukin Direct Service to Japan m and to Calcutta via Taking cargo on thro hiC for Canton, Macao Chefo, Tientsin. Ne* ports, Formosa, the Phi l A FOH PSNANG AND YUENSANG HOSANG lU v v FOR HONGKONG fcJ U Dec J
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    She Works Among Head-Hunters
    242 3 leave m E™£* hl re hel w: '> U> Assam after i.fnX.H n° lei R,) who la M r in I W :sh 1 si on m Assam. -On- IV:- im has terv ne?r'v changad Rr D Rowlands told p■ j "Work In the Interior of
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    RUBBER PRICES SAG
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    COLLEGE REUNION DINNER
    12 3 rccne at the Raffles College re-union dinner on Saturti
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    America Plans Roads Through Buildings
    314 3 (!hicago. SYSTEM off super-highways, most of them raised above the ground and driven through buildings to reduce the number of supporting structures on busy streets, is the plan for the city of the future proposed by Dr. Miller McCHntock. director of I Yale University.- bureau
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    Mailed Fist As Court Of Arms
    59 3 Berlin.—A mailed fist holding is to be tlic new coat of arms for the town of Fuci'stcnberg, Mecklenburg Tae old de.vgn. which it is replacing, sh< ired a woman's arm and hand holding a ring:. The town fothers decided to mak"* the change to
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    97 3 During the week ending Nov. 19. exports of pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 39.171 eases, of which: 22 850 (58 per cent.) eases were to the United Kingdom 5.070 (13 per cent cases to the Continent Ot Europe. 25 cases to Caimda, and 11,226 <29 per cent
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    AMERICAN TRADE IS IMPROVING
    627 3 IT appears to be the universal opi- nion that trade in the U.S.A. is now improving, and that in additioi to the expenditure on Housing which has been "on the tapis" for so long, the better relations between the Utilities and the President will lead to
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    VALUES FALL IN RUBBER MARKET
    149 3 DOME WHAT unexpectedly, after the good reception of the LRJt.C's announcement, value fell away in all markets, a drop of two cents being recorded locatlv says Lewis Peat's Kubner Report. In spite of this, then* has been only a small amount of liquidation and one
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      444 3 H^^^e^^ BLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality I IN'DERS -led for the or service. Foi icipal Tender Room Date of Closing. Nov., 1938. v< :y of Srte-l apsihle Gate ai Pumping I posit 160) 12 noon. Dec. 7, 1933. Nuts, WashPlates (Water 4 p.m. Wednesday, h December, 1930 A.-best os 12 noon,
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      612 3 PUBLIC NOTICES Wnscn Road betwe!n Y r. GIVEN that ™>- Tanjong Katon,Tc" d STIi 1 R ad an through train, tJZ .S. W1 be closed to of PUr S N f -;r A,> ORE MUNIOTALITYmensem, for years 5M -tamed in ""'J 30 nonary neri/vi 1 the Pfoba oi the SuWx°L»r„^"e
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      685 3 TOSITIONS VACANT J> SQUIRED: First class Local Assistant for Departmental Store in Singapore with knowledge of soft furnishings and able to work out estimates lor makUl g up. Must possess knowledge ol gei eral Household linens, etc. Ciood salary right man. state age. nationality a i experience. No beginners needed
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    POLISH PIANIST DIES
    71 4 Wai aw One of the few men living •-v X' ew the composer Liszt, M. Mich dowski, tl c Polish painist has died 11 Warsaw, need 87 tnnr7 Hi met Liszt at Weimar m 188. and after hearing llichalowskl play a Chopir concerto remarked "That u c
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    765 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Nov. 26, l pm. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 4,2 jjj*. Asam Kumbang 28- 30,-nom Austral Malay 43i- *l^ norn Ayer Hitam 25,3 26,3 Ayer Weng 0.60 0^65 Hangrin Tin 23 J4jBatu Selangor 140 14b Lerjuntai 10
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    EXCHANGES
    178 4 Singapore, Nov. -6. The following are the exchange stock Shanghai Brnking Corporation. SELLING t tt 23 1316 London T.T. 23 13 16 London demand 2068 Lyons demand mki Switzerland demand l Hamburg demand «J I New York demand JJj? M i treal demand Batavia demand 3 demand vo Calcutta.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    308 4 Singapore, Nov. 26. MINING Buyers Sellers 43 4 9 Air.pats i} 26 6 Ayer Hitams g 24 Bangrins j 46 Batu Selangors 0 37 Hitams 9 x c 25Hongkong Tin f»Jj 146 Chenderiangs 0 80 Hong Fatts 89 Idris Hyd. 2 416 25 6 lpoh
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    TIN
    11 4 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 4 The price of rubber at noon >n Singapore to-day was:—
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    58 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Nov. 26. 1 p.m. Total foj Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex. Div. year TIN. Payable Date to date Raub 5d Dec. 8 Dec. 14 Dec. 9 IS Rawang Cone. 6d. Nov. 30 Deo. 7 Dec. 1 12V 2 Renong Consols
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    259 4 e% Mavntr-1 Co, ltd., $30,00* Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 1 :tjV 2 norn 4V 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 109 110 norn 4»/ 2 1909
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    343 4 .J. LONDON COMMODITIES London t: Previous To-day RUBBER nuverf 8 3 Spot ISers JAM ls t Forward (December) Buyers j J 2nd Forward"(JaniMar.) Buyers 8 116 8 1 16 3rd Forward VApr.! June) Buyers W* 16 ■few* 1 Previous t .rtni'ALM OIL (Malaya) In bulk Ncv.Dec. shipment
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      388 4 B.WK OF CHINA atporated m China by Special charter). 1» Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office .8444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9 ihJc Address: CHL'NGKUO." Paid apital eh. 40.000.000.00 l Funds in 5,200,000 ph S 2.020,000.000 •ilinro••'anate»y HEAD OFFICE: S HANG HAL X» Vung S
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      28 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION MOTOR CAR INSURANCE AT REASONABLE RATES. W. G. DOVE. Manager, fel. 5036. 3. PlniaysoD Green
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      93 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. (incorporated in Straits Settlements and registered as a Trust Company). Guaranteed and eon trolled by The Mercantile Bank ef India, limited The Company, having the necessary powers, Is prepared to undertake Executor and Trustee Business and all other work authorised by Section 7
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      134 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd(lncorporated in the Straits Settlements CAPITAL: ft Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $1 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. X™ o 458, North Bridge Road, Sn ~r Local Branches 253, South Bridge Road, Singapore Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW RK Midland Bank. Ltd Irving Tru;
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    Joiners Busy With "Maurelania"
    45 5 Six be Is art vs > in the carpenter's shoos mi tv r Birkenhead making the furniture and c\Ur^? mmeU 1 airrt U rooms nou being erected in the BeVCunaS Hie liner, fitting out at Birkenhca «2 nt" Mar ~ncr uextyear: R^sTST^^
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    Soviet-Polish Relations Clarified By Talks
    263 5 Reuter. w•i ii •4- Moscow, Nov. 27. fioMET-10l IMi re at ions, somewhat disturbed by the Czerhoaln trisis, have apparently been clarified as a result of tail s n Vl itvinoff and M. Grzibovsky. the Pol's* Ambassador n official Soviet news agency states a-reement was
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    MALACCA'S NEW PLAN FOR HAWKERS
    126 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Malacca, Sunday. MALACCA will shortly adopt the methods of Singapore with regard to ice-cream hawkers. Mr. G. W. Bryant, the president, referred the Municipal Commissioners to a memorandum by the Health Officer on the subject which read as follows: "1 have recently
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    HOUSEBREAKING
    43 5 (Tribune Crime Reporter At about 2 a m. on Saturday morn ing the Malay school at Arab' Strce was broken into and a bicycle valued at r£ was "nor. Ed to have been stolen The police are inve: tigating into the matter
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    What The Stars Foretell
    198 5 j FOR ALL READ- IRS.—I caution in all xctknu and avoid Something i,n- unpleasant ''nay i some business promise, and the pos- cmcnt of an ::n- tiew INFLUENCES.—Janj February 19. Excel- property, and real i. Also favourable for and the taking of risks. 21 to April
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    NORWAY MOURNS DEAD QUEEN
    91 5 Reuter. Oslo, Nov. 27. pOWDS assembled at the quayside to watch the Bri«h battleship Royal Oak bring■jS the body of Queen Maud •j* to her adopted landeverywhere flew at halfn,ust while schools and many n "ere closed. arried the coffin nas: erowdi to the waiting tary
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    President Of College Union Debunks Popular Fallacy
    635 5 r j Singapore. Saturday. U/E undergraduates have been recently plated in a peculiar position by the varying and conflicting discussions about us in the ;ress." said Mr. Robert R. Supramanian. Presiden, „f The Raffles College I n.on. al (he annual reunion dinner of
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    KING SHOOTS
    20 5 London, Nov. 27.—The King was out shooting in the royal reserves in Windsor Forest to-day —British Official Wireless.
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    WANTED MAN PRODUCED
    139 5 (Tribune Court Reporter). F Singapore, Sunday. OR ten months, the Singapore Police had been looking for a Jcochew, aged 24 years, wanted for robbery of Sl2O cash from a compatriot named Yoh Koon Seng on Jan. 5, at midnight in Bencoolen Street. While many ol the detectives
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    M. REYNAUD'S BROADCAST APPEAL
    91 5 Paris. Nov. 27. I COM! to talk to you to prevent a an irreparable error, declared M. Konaud in a broadcast. "We agreed on the aims that must be attained and it would be inexcusable if we should not understand each other. "My plan has been
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    Builds Organ, Can't Play
    46 5 sir. .1 V. Wheeler, of Reglna> ~'ad North wood. Middle ex, has spent two >«ais budding an '.lectric organ It is his hobby. He will lustal it in his home. Hut bell never play it. He d.ein't know a note of music.
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      218 5 LISTEN TO REASON j and be well j advised j j GET YOUR EYES TESTED FOR RIGHT CLASSES to improve your L vision right I, away. DON' T DELAY. We can do this for you at a very reasonable charge. New China Optical Co., 71, High St., Singapore. ICHING KENG
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      260 5 —7—zzf The Year's Big SALE is here again to solve your X'MAS A KEW YEAR MFTS ECONOMICALLY CONVENIENTLY.... GI A N SINGH* S «lIA X II AN A I A fc\ CHRISTMAS SALE BEGINS TO-DAY MAKE YOUR PURCHASES HERE TO-DAY VOL IiKT BETTER VALUES BETTER SELECTIONS. REMEMBER, WE OPEN TILL
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    SO SHY THEY'LL NOT TELL THEIR NAMES
    282 6 Washington. THE last descendants of the first Indians whom Christopher C©i£ bus met in the New World are rapidly on their way to extinction after surviving their kindred for 200 years. They are the Caribs and there are about 400 of them on
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      205 6 contribution ever m'adk WWWWvW. ion the toilet ok the .Vdni-RN'. SOCIALLY ALERT FITS ARMS X\ lv raaor designed and intended solely for dainty women. Light as a SHAPES f rfflrtOWS feather, specially curved to fit ffi c hard-to-reach hollows, it is easy to Ifcv use and wonderfully efficient. IBM J•*
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      277 6 Quick Relief from Eye Strain Sun-glare strains your Eyes. Water irritates them. Wind and Dust redden. Play safe and use Murine. It Soothes, Cleanses, and Refreshes. Murine has been safely used for over 40 years. Cleanse your Eyes daily with llh pbRY OUR CHICAGO, U. S. A. Murine dots not
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      33 6 HAVE YOU SEEN The latest selection of modern am' reliable Swiss made Clocks anc 'Watrhts, at YICK WOH HINC •29, North Bridge \%9*4 (Near Middle K«>;id) Phone No. 7922. Your inspection cordially invited >
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      48 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of mil Chmmtrts and Storm i i NEW LIFE FOR EVERY RADIO With TUBES Kee Huat Radio Co., 122 124, Orchard Road, SINGAPORE. Phone 4566 THE FIAT M ARVE LETTE is the ladies Car ON DISPLAY AT THE FIRTsHOWROOMS 7 0 APB 8
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      23 6 CONSULT US! I For m SANITARY fr WATER! INSTALLATIONS. I FONGHIN Co. I $A, Walllch St. ThoM 7MX (Established 1921). I UNDER EXPERT
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      1015 6 Piano Duets From j NJ^-V Spore At 7.45 pm. 1 TRANSMISSION 5 Too cc^ em and B 1 GSB 9.51 Mc s (31.55 m.) BC S bulletin. J \j' A 1 X IS fi?o Reli-ious Service* (Church ol 335 by Mr. C. J 8888 \%\IWA, "N NX X X Enciand)
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    GARY COOPER SLIPS OUT OF TOWN
    19 7 out U !r 'fW filnTactcr W rSS"S fi Gary i Gary Cooper Cjt^
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    TEARS OF GREAT PRICE
    180 7 v lear in an actress's worth its weight in in the opinion of makeup men and rod. tears are kept in ycerine substitute is Real ones are photoThey ac kept in faults for later use if j and are prized highly. i who can really cry
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    VICTORIA SCHOOL CONCERT
    390 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE hall of the Victoria School was fully packed last Saturday afternoon when members and friends, numbering over six bred, ci the Singapore Malay Union gathered together in ho- their Hari Raya Puasa festivity. The President, Tuan Haji Ambok,J.P., presided and addressed the gathering
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    WALT DISNEY'S MOTHER KILLED, FATHER VERY ILL
    45 7 REUTER. YHOOD, NOV. 27.—WALT MOTHER, MRS. FLORA AS KILLED AND HIS fcUAS DISNEY, CRITI- ERCOME BY ESCAPING HjMES IN DISNEY'S NORTH WOOD HOME. 5 DISNEY IS IN HOSPITAL WILL PROBABLY RECOVER. CAI SE OF THE GAS ESCAPE KNOWN—REUTER.
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    Dawn Patrol
    53 7 at Warner Bros, have conpecial, full-sized, "swivelrplane of the 1914-1915 for making aerial closeund in "Dawn Patrol," in Plynn heads an all-male.-all" Qe with the swivel adjustment up on a sound stage. It ig around as the script di--IVe dramatic action close-ups and other principals in the tneir
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    WEDDING GREETINGS
    26 7 fifteenth wedding an- >' brated by members of ;,!> y with a ceremony Nation of a crystal ball n by Elliott Nugent. unt' s "Professor Be-
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    ENTERTAINMENT Movie Kisses To Be Effective Must Come From The Heart
    448 7 as Sls tance of Gene Raymond and a competent CKt of technicians. In brief, their kiss in and for "Stolen Heaven,' was Olympe's very first (aside from strictly family affairs) and her \H ith any implication, aibeit for professional
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    160 7 "pERSONAL Secretary" at the Pavi- Mon could only happen in America, and probably only in Hollywood's Amrrca. While a woman is on trial fcr m-irder two rival newspapers break ail the rn'es of contempt and the ethics of good taste in their anxiety to prove, before
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    STARDUST
    129 7 MME. Zaza—Claudette Colbert, to you. Is about finished with her' picture Herbert Marshall, her leading man. seems to b? the busiest man in Hollywood. He no sooner gets finished with one role than he ,:;oes right into another M re power to him! j ijorothy Lamour Is now fully
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      41 7 GUARANTEED r <>STRENGTH Whan occasion requires tux* C3I 1 "f««**ft7 strong carbofk ■Ml so*? yorn warn to be taro— 1 m CaJvtrt,, Medlcai 1 Utopia who have used It fef I fg^pß^ faars will t«n you to. to* IglP soap QgJMfr
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      515 7 LITTLE BOY'S WEIGHT WENT UP LIKE MAGIC! Read this Schoolmaster's story. How anxious fathers and mothers »et when they see their little ones losing weight. Those thin, pathetic little arms and legs, those ribs sticking up through the flesh, those hollow little cneeks ...do they mean that some far more
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      341 8 U kjivHjtl 6 15 at the 9,5 'Opening TO-NILiH I f SPECIAL DOUBLE STAGE and~SCREEN ATTRACTION ON THE SCREEN: Paramount* Uproariously ON THE STAGE;- FunaYi Musical Comedy. CAPITOL DOLUES" I ot n<j td "H t:" Z Dante S t™7j. CROSBY IVUcMURRAY SINGAPORE. 12 IVJi-siSi'd Dancers! 4»-*-In an entertaining Repertoire of
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      114 8 j m FIELDS j The continent's melody and m comedy queen* I VICTOR McLAGLEN j WF 'R£ GOING j TO BE RICH t BRIAN DONLEVY D»ec'ed by Monty Bonk* Jj A 20fh Century Fox Piciuro COMING SHORTLY j jALHAMBRA >Contrcll3d by Shaw Bros. Ltd.) I ™f Both Houses Packed Last
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      231 8 PAVILION 6-15-9-15 TO-NIGHT NEW UNIVERSALE SCREEN FIND,' JOY HODGES, SCORES A RKI HIT IN THIS GAY AND PEPPY ROMANTIC COMEDY >JfjM "PERSONAL SecretarY ANDY DEVINE S Latest Paramount "XMammoth Heart-stirring: Spectacle of the BUILDING (.f a Nation ADVENTURE THRILLS DARING You'll See The GREAT PRAIRIE FIRE! 1 ,s j; The
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    R.A.F'S Finest Fighting Planes On Show
    333 9 British Official Wireless. T DAY was the second day of the International ndon Nov 2 ition in Paris and reports indicate tStTS^^^ merest in the stand of the raf wh h displayed time and whose exhibit is design 'W*- 18 cxhibitin S for n
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    SHE HAS XRAY EYES
    110 9 Athens. if VKAR-OLD girl sa*ij to A I, > w X-Ray eyes has been hroughl t<> Athens from Idomenl th< Greco- Yugoslav frontier ~r lamination by psychical \perts. (jirl, Tatiana Karitidou. is i,j,l t :,v her fellow villagers ar. saint, is claimed to have 1« heal
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    Duce Doing "The Walk"
    25 9 is still news on tbe Cbntfcent Mnssoiims learning it. pans but can't understand irists laugh. Fbr Parisians cannot pronounce the •Wah!"
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      96 9 Ending strength 2 I Easy Running— j KOADSTEK- I J and i Sports Models. Writ* for Illustrated booklet find easy terms. MANLTACTUREP BY I Diamond Metal Products Co., LW. 601 Kampong Bahru Road, SINGAPORE, m ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■k* THE SINGAPORE MUSICAL I SOCIETY presents a POPULAR CONCERT < he Chorus and String
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      61 9 TO-NIGHT SCREENING SIMULTANEOUSLY AT SUN* AND EMPIRE g* m 'Controlled by Shair Bros. Ltd.) Double Feature Western HITS THE THREE MESQUTEERS 4. HOST TO WW <»OI,D 0n F Strongly And All For One Supported NEAREST By TIGHT KEN MAYNAKD IN "ALIAS, THE BAD MAN." JUBILEE THEATRE TIVOLI HALL. MATINEES: SAT.
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA
    727 10 DECENTLY the British Ambassador to China. Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, made some interesting comments on the situation in the Far East in the course of an interview. At the same time he denied the report, which has been persistently circulated, that Britain was offering mediation in the
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    Malcolm MacDonald In Blinkers
    809 10  -  Malaya Must Enlighten Him By C.H. Stanley Jones fk LL hope of Council Kc/%form in oiu generation is lost." -Reasonable appeal is useless. We have taken that lint tor twenty years and the net resul is that the Colonial Office is not aware of any agitation.
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    To-day's News Review
    647 10 A CRITICAL WEEK this for France. Neville Chamberlains statement that Spain is no longer a danger to peace in Europe has to be qualified by the danger that the Spanish civil war may spread to France. A general strike at this time is a grave indication of
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    Tailpiece
    35 10 A novelist asks whal A thing for him to d J local colour of prise; life. ed a A trick cyclist has jcircus equestrienne in > ]f A sumably they took each other or wnna
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    LULL ON YANGTSE ENDS WITH NEW JAP ADVANCE
    266 11 CANTONESE MOVING SOUTH CI m«r l Nov 27. t I iER a fo !T!i?h!*a lull on t Yang's? Riv:r fr..nt gghtins has re-started on th 2 northern part ef the Cant nail railway, where s .ire at mp'in? to Sintsiaag River to
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    EX-KING ALPHONSO IN FLORENCE
    22 11 a recent via are 37 exttna Atphonso of Spain 'left) strolling in one of the city's parks when
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    PANAMA TO BE STRENGTHENED
    168 11 Impregnability Is Essential Reuter. New York. Xov. 27. 2HE Panama Canal must be made impregnable, declares the Secretary fcr War, Mr. Woodring, in his annual report to President Roosevelt. He adds "all locks and dams in thru vital waterway must be made bomo proof and the
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    R.A.F. Pilot Killed
    27 11 Reuter. Jerusalem. Nov. 27.- The pilot was killed when an R.A.F. plane crashed near Am Karem while co-operating with ground forces in search operations—Reuter.
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    French Crisis Easing, Strike May Be Averted
    324 11 Reuter. rvivi)iTi> i_ Paris, Nov. 27. D™ prospect ol a nation-wide general stri\e on Wednesday the week-end brought an unmistakable relaxation of tensian. The hack to work movement ha- fathered momentum in th? north, though the delegate of the Metal workers I nion
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    CZECHO-POLISH INCIDENT
    109 11 Troops Frontier Clash Reuter. \Xs: s:tH', Nov, 27. APOI.HH iifRi'o» li«» t dead unil a nrrporai fcvrrly \vc untied in ;> Slovr.k lr«nll«-i' la-1» hetwpen r**rr!i»> Slovak ;ii*rf I* (n»»p;. :•< crt: 1» P'l'hh official vcrrinii. nt{ c -jrrcci when Polbh troops occupying, JAwotxna re;'ion hi*m m v.<
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    Yangtse Story Is Rejected
    35 11 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 25.—France and the United States, like Britain, have givm notice that Japan's objections to the reopening of the Yangtse are unaccep. a!?le, it is learnt In reliable quarters.Kcuter.
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    AMERICA REPUDIATES ALL FASCIST FORMS
    233 11 Washimr'o Kov. 27. THE full extent of the setback which the New Deal experience'? In th* recent elections well not be clear until Congress met t in January, but in the mcant'me the Government concentrating on a Meld of policy in which they feel surp
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    Britain 'Complacent' On Far East Affairs; Trade Door Closing?
    336 11 Reuter. LfOT? 4 'vn Nov 26 RECOGNISING that there la a natural limit to the >er of 'subject which can excite or trouae public opinion at any one tine, the Man •neater Guardian, In an editorial, nevertheless faaiata that "all parties
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    NEW GERMAN ARMS PLAN
    301 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 27. A NEW departure hi German arniaments policy which has not yet hern publicly disclosed is the subjected of much speculation behind Ihe scenes in general diplomatic fjuartcrs. states the Observer's diplomatic correspondent. Jt has become known that the German Government is contemplating
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    PARIS TALKS DISMAYED FRANCO
    102 11 Reuter. Burgos, Nov. 27. Nationalist circles are bitterly disappointed that the Anglo-French talk; /ailed to bring belligerent rights nearer. A semi-official comment declares the.: I General Franco desires a quick end the war and food for all. For the former he will carry ou; a I
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    LOST A FORTUNE IN CHINA
    187 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) lpoh, Saturday. INFORMATION has been received in lpoh to the effect that a vs ll-knuwn Perak miner, who M nk his family tor sojourn in Coin* has been placed in a predfcament as the result ot the aartial laws that have been
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    Business Girls' Club
    69 12 'The Business Girls' Wardrobe" will be a popular feature on the programme of the Y.W.C.A. Business Girls Club meeting, to be held at Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, at 5.15. p.m. on Monday. "Elsie Mary* will give a mannequin demonstration of "Dresses for all occasions for the Business Girl".
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    Ceylon Tamil Leader Dies
    158 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IttOMNENf leader of the Wifrt Ceylon Tamil community and 1 dent of the Ceylon Tamil Association. Dr. S. Nagahn.am J P passed away early yesterday morning, following an operation for appendicitis at the General Hospital he was admitted into hospital immeCi, H| ly
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    Policy Of Appeasement Halted?
    169 12 Reuter. London, Nov. 26. STATEMENTS by Mr. Chamberlain and the attitude of General Smuts iv South Africa and Mr. Lyons in Australia made it plain that "the policy of appeasing Nazi Germany by handing over British subjects of many races to the rule of terrorism and
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    U. S. Ambassador In Washington
    238 12 Reuter. MR Hugh Wilson, United States ambassador to Germany, arrived in time to see Mr. Cordell Hull aboard the Liner Santa Clara before Mr. Hull sailed for Lima to participate in the Pan-American Conference, states a New York message- i. r. V f AVTI'O V/"l
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    No Alien Doctors & Dentists For Ceylon
    63 12 No Alien Doctors Dentists For Ceylon Reuter. Colombo, Nov. 26. LEGISLATION to prevent alien doctors and dentists to proceed to Ceylon from Europe has been passed by the State Council. This action is unprecedented. The speed with which the legislation went through all the stages was due to the local
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    Burglary Epidemic Breaks Out In Ipoh
    200 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) !poh, Sunday. nPHE burglary "epidemic* from which Kuala Lumpur has been suffering during the last few weeks appears to have spread to lpoh judging by the number of minor thefts which have been reported by residents from various parts of the
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    RULER NAMES GIANT AIR BOAT
    882 12  -  Trip Described (By H.L. Hopkin Singapore, Saturday. HAVE just returned tc Singapore after a memorably trip. In a" J hour of actual travelling time I was transferred from the very modern and military Singapore of to-day to the picturesque Maia>a of the novelists. that Was
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    Mother And Five Children Killed In Explosion
    69 12 Reuter. New York, Sat urduy. —The death pah in the blizzard is now about 40. The worst tragedy was in Amsterdam, Hew York, where a young mother and five children who huddled round an O*J stove for warmth last night were burned to
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    Czech Consul May Go From Singapore To America
    283 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MALAYA will lose a vita iTI Czechoslovakia, at least from the commercial point of vk n Czech Consulate in Singaj closes •its doors in February ne Fiesrnt Czechoslovak C n bcapcre, Mr. J. V. Polodn; leaving Singapore, en U
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    Exhibition Of Paintins
    39 12 An exhibition of the Sienor Ciro FWugluJo wUI be*** morrow at the Y.W i:on Nearly a hundred P» mtm #h t T «e& Italy. wUI be on view for about a number of religious subjecK eluded.
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    Tuan Haji Amok Suloh, J.P. (left) who presided at the Malay Union function <m Sunday at the Victoria School. He is president oi tne
    24 12 Tuan Haji Amok Suloh, J.P. (left) who presided at the Malay Union function &lt;m Sunday at the Victoria School. He is president oi tne
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    French-Soviet Pact May Not Be Appreciably Strengthened
    94 13 HELP PROMISED IS VERY VAGUE tindon, Nov. 27. .em unlikely that the 1 ie French-Soviet hout mention French talks, es correspondent adds, *\\c?ord&gt;rt whan asked tnce would take in an attack on the Uraine. M Bonnet replied France would Russia only in being
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    untitled AND ON COMMUNISM
    37 13 Reuter. A law prohibiting ad local Government &gt;ining the Communis. tin other parties describes of the state" has been ipalar vote In the Baste Aters in the Uri Canton have inrilar law —Renter.
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    QUINS TO APPEAR IN WORLD FAIR
    50 13 Reuter. New York, Nov. 27 Q *S"\ Torohto stat the New Yn i oh denied the re Port from S er a d said f the Quins wiU under no circumstances be remove r ,om Northern Ontario. He added thl\ were not exhibits.— Renter
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    Germany's Three Leading Pilots Killed
    101 13 Reuter. I&gt;athurst, Nov. ?7. THE forty seatcr German Safthansa 1 plane which arrived here this movning with sixteen passengers on a trfal 'light from Germany crashed on a palm tree at the aerodrome after taking off and caught fir»\ Five persons were injured, three seriously,
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY
    32 13 Mr. G. H. Kiat will speak on "Rotan and Its Relation to the Clerical Community" at the meeting of the Sinrra l?ore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday.
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    CITY OF LONDON WELCOMES KING CAROL
    71 13 After driving in State from Buckingham Palace. King Carol of Rumania and his son, Prince Michael, received an Address and were the guests of the Lord Mayor and City Corporation at luncheon at the Guiluhall. Photo Shows: The scene as the Recorder of London.
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    Petition On Behalf Of Niemoellor
    73 13 Reuter. Berlin. Nrjfv. 27. Field Marshal Mackensen. accordin» to well informed circles, has petitioner Hen Hitler requesting the speedy release of Pastor who is Still a concentration camp. The petition is also stated to be signer! by a few high officers of the former imperial
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    HITLER DELAYS TO RECEIVE THE CHINESE AMBASSADOR
    91 13 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 27. lIERR Hitler has hitherto not received the new Chinese Ambassador. Mr. hen Chieh. who arrived in Herlin on Sept. 20. The projected reception to Mr. Chen Cnieh has been deferred thrice and is now postponed sine die. The official
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    German Drive For Domination Of Denmark
    248 13 Reuter London. Nov. 27. THE dominating position Germany won for herself nt Munich is having a profound reaction not only through out Central Europe but alio in the Scandinavian countries, particalarly in Denmark, Btatea the Sunday Times diplomatic correspondent, who adds the recent discovery
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    SPANISH NATIONALISTS DISAPPOINTED
    66 13 Reuter. Burgcs, Nov. 27. Nationalists are bitterly disappointed v ith Franco-Pritish conversations in Paris wh eh brcuzht the granting of belligerent rights no nearer. Hope is now placed on the next meeting of the non-intervention committee. A Bilbao newspaper "Correo Espanoi' declares Spain i s waiting with
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    Berlin Press Decries U.S. Anti-German Campaign
    113 13 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 27. ILL-FEELING against the United States is voiced in "D-nlomatisch Corresponded M which expresses the view that Wilhclmstrasse complains bitterly against the anti-German campaign in the United States and the attitude in the United States regarding the pan-Amer!can conference. It says
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    N.M.S. MEETING
    46 13 A devotional meeting under the ausnices of ihe National Missionary Society of India will be held at 5.30 p m on Monday at the residence of Mr. K. Abraham at the Out-Door Dispensary, Pays Lebar. The Rev. Thevathasan MA., L.T., will be the speaker.
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    JAPANESE COMMANDER RECALLED
    59 13 Reuter. Peking, Nov. 27. j GENERAL Terauchi. supreme Japanese commander in North China, has se:- j retly left Peking on a recall to Tokyo. according to an unconfirmed report fr I a reliable Chinese source The report adds that General Su°:i- Varna* former war minister, is arriving
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    Norman Siebel Presents His MONDAY MORNING SPORTSFRONT
    1563 14 Sport Should Help China War TET S start this new feature off with a plea. It never does U any harm, though it might want a bit more drumming in to make sports' fans wake up. Watched a game 0 f rugger on
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    Army Win After Gruelling First Half
    214 14 \From Our Own Reporter] Seremban. Saturday. AFTER a gruelling fight, Negri- Malacca were defeated by 11 point (thriM tries and one goal) to oil by the army in the Malaya tup encounter played here this afternoon. The home fifteen had as much of the
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    DUTCH SWIMMER'S NEW RECORD
    39 14 Reuter. Antwern Nov 27 Irene van Feggelen, Dutch swimmer, lowered hei own record for 100 metres backstroke to one minute 12.9 .seconds Tin previous record, established on Nov. 20, was one minutt I I seconds.—Reuter.
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    Mixed Foursomes
    270 14 THE second bi-monthly Mixed Foursomes competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club for November was played at Bukit Tiniah yesterday afternoon and resulted in a win for Mrs. 1. \V. Whitehorn and Com. H. C. Ainslie with a net score of 51-H. 42 cards were taken out and
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    S. R. C. SCORE BIG WIN OVER K.L. Y.M.C.A
    222 14 S. R. C. 5, y.M.( A. sela n?or niSPLAYING better form, the Si nn ■J pore Recreation Club had n difficulty in disposing 0 f the Sehl° gor V.M.C.A. at hot key on th t I dang yesterday aftenuon ii game
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    LEAGUE RESULTS AND TABLES
    1307 15 Reuter. English Soccer DIVISION I 2 Portsmouth 0 1 Grimsby 1 3 Sunderland 0 1 W'hampton 3 1 Derby 4 Brentford 1 i Blackpool 0 1 Huddersfield l 1 Arsenal 1 3 Aston Villa 2 Everton 0 P. W. L D. F. A. Pts 17 12
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    RUGBY RESULTS
    147 15 London, Saturday. THE ar e the results 0! ncipa] Ru«by Union plaj ed to- dayCbeshin V rk.-hire 0. Lancashire 3. N rthumberland 10. United Serv. 18 Gloucester 17. ackheatn 0. 14 Bristol 6. 0; Oxford U. c. lanchester 5. lymouth 8. O.M.T. 8. Coventry 7. na 11: London
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    Cup-Ties
    184 15 London, Saturday. JHE following are the results of the matches in the first round of the FA. Cup played to-day:— Chester 3 Bradford C. 1 £K2? ,c i New Brighton 2 fr*"™ 7 Rochdale 3 Lincoln 4 Barrow 1 Horden Welfare 1 Chorley Hartlepools 2 Accrington Waisah 4 carli^e
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    WELTER-WEIGHT TITLE
    37 15 (Reuter). New York, Nov. 27. Henry Armstrong (Negro—9 st 8 lbs) holder of both world light and welterweight championships, outpointed Ceferino Garcia (10 st. c lbs) from the Philippines in a 15-round welter-weight title bout.—(Reuter).
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    CHINESE WIN AT WATER-POLO
    209 15 TMir nu- a Singapore, Sunday. JHE Chinese swimming Club scored good wins at water-polo over the Singapore Swimming Club at their own pool this morning, the first team winning by five goals to three while the second team by five goals to two. J In the
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    Mrs. Pennefather Enters Badminton Final
    242 15 Singapore Sunday. DLAY in the S.B.A. open singles 1 semi-final between Mrs. L. M Pennefather and Miss Lee Shao Meng proved disappointing, and although the former met with fairly stiff opposition in the first set, she had the game almost entirely under her control. Miss
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    Y. M. C. A. RUGGER
    66 15 The following have been selectprf Ln represent the V.M.C.A to RUgb? against A* Coy. Loyals, on Tuesday." a' the^ B u alcstier Road Ground: un Chong A Nasrudin. Yip t he n J3* y ?&gt; R Hutchinson, S. Hop- r Lord, oh Lock Lang, K
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    BIG WIN FOR RAFFLES COLLEGE
    92 15 Raffles 19 pts.: Medicals. ..3 pts. IN the annual inter-College rugger 1 match at Raffles College on Saturday, Raffles College were winners, for second year in succession beating the Medicals by 1» points (three tries, two penalty goals, one goal) to three (one penalty goal).
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    GOLF MATCHES AT TANGLIN
    118 16 Singapore, Monday. THI Garii— Golf Club's monthly mixed foursomes competition for November was plrjyed at Tamrlin and resulted in a win for Mrs Ulitcj) and Capt. Ryan with a net sccrc of 35. The following were the best returns: Mrs C. W. Maisey and Capt. C
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    NAWAB TO MARRY
    30 16 Reuter. Bhopal. Nov. 27.—The betrothal is announced between Princess MehertaJ Sajida Sultan, second daughter of the Nawab of Bhopal to the famous cricketer. Nawab of Pataudi Renter
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    Manchester Regiment Beat Postals
    185 16 Singapore. Saturday. VERY large gathering witnessed the second soccer game of the Manchester Regiment this afternoon when they played against the Postal team at the latter s ground at Scrangoon Road. The resumption saw both teams ex- erting pressure when ten minutes Irom the kick off
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    SATURDAY NIGHT'S WRESTLING
    133 16 \N entertaining programme was served up at the New World wrestling last night. Quite the *est fight of the evening was that between Goldstein and Sardar Smgh. and although the former seemed to have a slight advantage, the fight was declared a draw. The main bout of
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    NOVEMBER HANDICAP RESULTS
    40 16 Reuter. London, Nov. 26. 'I'HF November Handicap races rui yesterday resulted as follows: Pappageno II (100 —7) First. Dragonnade (20—1) Second. Battle Song (33—1) Third. Won by two lengths and a short head.. Twenty six horses ran.—Reuter.
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    Combined Colts' Good Win
    209 16 Singapore Sunday. I HE Combined Singapore and Selangor Colts were victorious over Mutluuumaroe's team at the C.S.C. ground yesterday afternoon, winning by three goals to one. They owed their victory to the individual superiority of their forwards rather than tt any combined efforts. R Armstrong performed
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    INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNEY CONCLUDED
    76 16 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 27. THF. IntemationaJ Chess Tournament he gun three weeks ago and played in various cities in Holland concluded to-day with the 21-year-old ex-Etonian P™i Keres and the 24-year-old American Reuben fine joint winners with eight md a half points each. They share the
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    SINGAPORE SCORE SURPRISING VICTORY IN THE 'MALAYA' CUP COMPETITION
    549 16 Singapore, Sunday, DUGGER fans of Sektar must be inclined this evening to loot M n X eijrh teen as their unlucky number. It was by th, m; ,-i n u| i« nil that they went down to the Army in the
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    Four-Ball Foursomes
    74 16 TWENTY-WO cards 1 out to the which was played lesulted as under H. Irving Jones and W Fiver and k n W A. Choppin and k r j. G. M. Millar und Batcman tj 1 G V. Andrews and NOVEMBER MIXED I Eighteen cards the November Mimu resulted
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    57 16 The following hav&lt; olay hockey for tne on Monday, al 5.1 d Poad Ground: V N. Pillay. Hutt i kington. C. Beshty.J tunga, Galstuan. Bus bruggen. Reserves: Tar. Looi Eng San. V.M.C.A. vs. R A tttf A Wednesday, at 5.15 p» Road Ground. Giin L Reshty. Reid. Darus.
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    MALACCA TO HAVE ANOTHER PARK
    78 17 B Reporter) tlalaeea, Sunday. i the recently intromit! Park has dalacca Municipal ride that another ii luded in the Town i between Woifersit China lload. the .Municipal usal t(» introduce a age system, the hough in favour of ight that the Ennt bad »ufricient in
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    PANGKOR TO HAVE TELEPHONE
    31 17 Rcporier] lpoh, Sunday. I) off I.umut. will ;i telephone conan via Tehife I Telegraph &lt; IV I are expected in 1 for laying sub- Lwii ar.l a half
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    "Flying Chapel" Brings Christianity To Eskimos
    146 17 md isolated grapet of traders and trapers wh, Jnlar,( f the Frozen North" will soon oe able n "il" lhe orld's first -flying chapel to worsh 'P at "fiuf altars With Father Paul &hSt? t Will be .»own the Arctic" whrvfn fl y ir
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    WOLVES BECOME A PEST IN BULGARIA
    120 17 JMCKS of wolves have staAed roaming in several parts of Bulgaria, particularly in the mountainous regions where the temperature has undergone a sudden faU. This is most unusual for this time of the year and is interpreted as a bad omen by the peasants.
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    Earl Beauchamp Meets American Relations
    204 17 Washington. D.C. EiITISH earl and a New York engineer were the chief tict'.res li one of the most unusual conventions ever assembled here. a convention of the Lygon i ich has spread from its antngs ol Madresfield Court. it has members in many nd and
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    "BLONDE ALICE"
    71 17 Reuter. M___ New York. Nov. 27. ISS Alice Marble has been engaged as a singer at one of the leading New York hotels, beginning from Dec. 1. Miss Marble, who is known to American tennis enthusiasts as blonde Alice" is tall and fair, has, probably, the most striking
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    SOVIETS PLAN A WORLD HISTORY
    111 17 Moscow. COVIET historians are to write v a "History of the World" in 25 volumes. It will be published by the Institute of History of the Academy of Sciences of the U S S R. Although the whole publication will not be ready until 1940,
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    THIEVES TAMPER WITH MUNICIPAL DRAWERS
    76 17 (Tribune Crime Reporter) TAKING advantage of the Hari Raya Puasa holiday last Thursday, some thieves broke into the Municipal building. Getting in through one of the windows, they found their way into the Consolidated department and tampered with the clerks' drawers and were lucky enough
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    BERLIN PAPER HITS OUT
    72 17 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 27. DEGRF.T at the alleged preponder--1 ance of militay subjects in the Anglo-French talks is expressed by ."Nachtasugabe, which says that it is regrettable that the conversations accompanied rather loud military rumblings. '•Papers have published lone reports about th? mint Anelo-French air armament
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    FAMILY PARTY HELD IN A KING'S PALACE
    190 17 London, Nov. 15. CIXTY members of one family attended a diamonti wedding party here. And zo auspicious war the occasion that the Brighton Corporation placed at Cb&lt; disposal of the family the Dcmc Royal Pavilion, former residence ot King George IV. It was
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    FAIR SHANSI DEFENDER
    26 18 Here's one of the «irl war workers in the field. She hails irom shansi. This grl claims two notches on her revolver butt.
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    GENERALISSIMO CHIANG ADMIRED BY OFFICERS OF ENEMY TROOPS
    753 18 "The Greatest Hero In China's History" War Correspondent Praises Chinese Army THERE is no doubt (hat Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek is the greatest hero in China to-day and probably the greatest if- &gt; history of China. As I was unpacking my bags
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    153 18 il tngkong. DARAI LFL notes to Japan Oemand- ?m.' r'.io epenlng &lt;&gt;f the yangtse front i i torerunner to stronger a;tion on the pari of the United Slates. Greal Britain and France, it believe J i:i uc.U in.ormcd circle* her». In Manchester. England. several public bodies
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    INCREASING COTTON OUTPUT
    114 18 Chungking. AN increasing output of cotton is expected bi th« sonth-wcstera provinces &lt;f Szechwan, Yunnan. Kwekai and Kwangsl as a result f rfrenanns t lerts t: the Government authorities to piinmote cotton pantati n t&gt;*rc s'nee the oaf break cf the present hostilities. As many as 7,000
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    SELANGOR RELIEF FUND COLLECTORS
    28 18 Betow Is a picture &lt; r .1 i )unrf Chinese youths in Sel in cvcrv ounce of energy (l LaJSj of the China Relit i
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    Defence Of Hunan Considerable Resources And Manpower
    519 18 (faagritt. STICK to your post and defend your nativeland" I Chin-Chung's bait leery for the defence of Hunan where bcstilK now raijini». ww "I hope that the 30 million Hunanese will resolve, In the last and refuse to become Japanese subjects si?ondlj to
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    49 18 Chungking.—British. A:rJ- r&gt;ench nationals in difnant at Japan's minds for re-opening Lii&lt; for commercial navi Powers, according to b h .--x" I They declare that nil military neces ity J ihird Power, of h privileges In China ,'npanese mercantile navigating the Van Uig trade on th&lt; l
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    Newsboys' School Proving A Success
    230 18 4 NEW educational enterprise is developing in Sh thus far escaped public notice. That is the est; schools for newsboys. Anyone who has realised the h)i the press will apprecu t&lt; the servitv of these little I every day, carry newspapers to his doorstep. Bu
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    HOME FOR JEWISH REFUGEES IN COCHIN
    50 19 mbay, Nov. 17. nen s appearess that he had y apr*i fo /etCJ in CoS'namuukham Cochin State, i c to-day, ex- vrooiem of Jeuhim in Geneva ht d expressed plight of the the people in ould consider Jewish immisatisfled v:ith JC dcsiriJig ite 'United
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    "PRESENT A UNITED FRONT"
    71 19 11l Nov. 18. j% i i he communi- isses 'n India to d runt for sethi I'm in of the counI Pandit Jawal,arltl Nehru, ad li a mass ;Lt id Maidan this evening, things were U being Of the I rssion tl military d defend ourt'reedom,
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    PANDIT NEGRU TO SEE GANDHIJI
    90 19 dhaganj. Nov. 21. ttM VHARLAL NEHRU td by his daughter I here by Bombay Mail when they were re:he crTice-bearers of the id Provincial Congrress and garlanded amidst &lt;quilah /indabad" ("Long in"). Bajaj also arrived by Acharya Kripalani, of the Congress. Dr. and Mr. Aryanayakam
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    TEMPLE ENTRY BILL
    89 19 (United Press). Madras, Nov. 21. rrVHE HO.V. Mr. C. RajagopalM achariar will introduce the Malabar Temple Entry BiU, at the meeting of the Legislative Assembly commencing on Nov. 28, and move that the Bill be referred to a Select Committee, consisting of the following: The Prime Minister;
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    "EMULATE TURKEY'S EXAMPLE"
    195 19 (United Press). Bojnbay, Nov. 19. A CALL to Indian Muslims to emuA late t h P examnlf of Turkey was sounded by Pandit Jawaharbl tonight at a meeting held in connection with observance of 'Kemal D:&gt;y' at Bhori Bhunder. He declared that although the Indian Muslims might
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    Merchants Respond To Pandit Nehru's Appeal
    182 19 (United Press). Bombay, Nov. 20. pANMT JA\VAH A R L A L S call tor help to Sp.in has met with very great response from local merchants*. Offers of help are pouring in. A committee with Pandit Jawaharlal as president and composed of prominent
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    445 19 Paudit Jawaharlal Nehru, back in India, launches '.f vigorous campaign to help victims of Fascism. (United Press). Bombay, Nov. 18. "THE frontiers to Indian freedom :*re no longer her A geographical borders, hut in Spain, China
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    Mahatma Hansraj Dead
    252 19 (United Press). Lahore. Nov. I"». THE death ocurred of Mahatma Hansraj at the age 75, after a prolonged illnes« at his residence in Lahore last ni«ht. The Mahatma was a veteran Arya Famajist and educationist. H° v.\. ec-nnected with a number of education ni institutions in the
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    207 19 (United Press). Bonihav, Nov. 17. VOCIFEROUS cheers *nd shouts of national slogans and "Pandit Jawaharlai-Ki-Jai" went forth from the vast concourse of men and women representing al! sections of the city population as soon as the mail boat "Strathnavar" touched the Mole Station
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    RUMANIAN KING'S BANQUET
    181 20 ON the occasion of his recent State visit to London, King Carol of Rumania held a banquet at the Rumanian Legation in Belgrave Square. London. The banquet was attended by The?r Majesties the King and Queen, Queen Mary, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester and numerous other
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