Morning Tribune, 24 October 1936

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.—No. 228. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, October, 24, 1936. FIVE Ci^NTS.
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    TRANSPORT STRIKE SETTLEMENT
    1197 1 DEMANDS OF MEN GttANTED LONG PARLEY FILL SEltVltE TO III: MIX TO-DAY AVmtUAL settlement of the strike of drivers and conductors employed by the Singapore Traction Company was reached late yesterday evening after the men had stopped work for two days. The company accepted practically all the
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    29 1 m, I i\ Jordan. Secretary for SJinesi S»^ Itlurned f J° m h n n 2Ke%surtw »5 the r. t-^a Carthage. Mr. Jordan Lnu,,; m hock,. crcles m Singapore.
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    SAILOR FALLS OFF SHIP
    109 1 French Liner Delayed re, Friday. L A Singapore! n wU.n a the MM liner ii erbuard while the out io sea. At about :th French mail left the Pagi ofl her wa> to and huh an boor later them.- (apparently standing th< ship attending to t
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    Lord Nuffield Complains Of Air Policy
    235 1 London. Oct. 23. a "shadow" industry which would to KG statement has been issued by >rd Nuffirld settinc out the reahich Spelled him to withdraw s r<up of companies, Wolseley ncs, Ltd from the Air ■liaciow industry scheme lor of ft«n engine parts to
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    GEORGE THE FIFTH MEMORIAL
    106 1 Over ViOOfiOO Now Collected London, Oct 23 SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Lord Mayor's fund for the national memorial to King George have been received at the late of £2,000 per day during the past few weeks and last night the total amounted to £300.916. The memoiial scheme
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    25 1 The half -yearly meeting of the Johore Planters' Association will be held at the Rengam Club. Johore. on Wednesday, Oct. 28. at 11 15 a.m.
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    19 1 Mr F G. Hill, of the Water Department Singapore Municipality, sailed for Home on leave on the Rawalpindi yesterday.
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    POWERS AND SPAIN
    294 1 More Reports Of Intervention London. Oct. 23 THE Italian government reply to the note of the committee for application of the agreement regarding nonintervention m Spain reached the Italian embassy m London late last night and was handed over to Lord Plymouth, acting chairman of the committee.
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    FABRICATION AND FORGERY OF AN ALIBI
    849 2 FABRICATION AND FORGERY OF AN ALIBI Singapore Man's Attack Upon A Lawyer's Clerk 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Oct. 22. ♦I AM satisfied beyond all reason I able doubt that the defence of an alibi though very successfully prepared (no doubt by the principal offender) was, nevertheless, fabricated and
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    Marshal Chiang
    116 2 Arrives In Sian From Nanking Nanking. Oct 23 ACCOMPANIED by his secretary and 20 A other members of his personal staff Marshal Chiang Kai Shek left Nanking tor Sian by air yesterday afternoon. On arrival at the Shensi capital he was welcomed by Generals Chang Hsueh Liang and
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    Arrival At Honolulu
    65 2 Honolulu. Oct. 22. The commercial air service across the Pacific was officially opened when 'the flist non -official passengers arrived and received a tumuitous welcome. The passengers lunched m San FYancisco and i breakfasted at Honolulu. The first passengers off the Clipper were two American women, who
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    32 2 The wage costs of production lor the coal raised m Nottinghamshire during the quarter ended m July averaged oz. 3.37 d. per ton, and the costs other than wages 3s. 10.9 d.
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    U.S.-HONGKONG AIR LINE
    161 2 Clipper's First Trip Hongkong Od 23 MARKING the inaugural trip oi Pan American Airways to the Fir p a 7 the Philippine Clipper arrived at MaS at noon carrying Mr. Juan Trinne n™ sident of Pan-American Airwave' j his wife. Mr. Harold Bixby the SI Eastern manager
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    The Pavilion
    95 2 Sunday Matinee Of Mew Show THE film version of the P G Wodehouse novel, "Piccadilly Jim." has proved so tremendous a success at the Pavilion theatre that the management have found it impossible to accommodate all the peviple wishing to se« it It is still playing to packed
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    20 2 The Izvestia reports that two Jewesm and a Jew living m Moscow are changing their surname from Hitler to Zubkoff.
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      22 2 SHEUTQX j SPELLS TO All INSECT* IT IS A SHELL PRODUCT. Advertisement of the Asiatic Petrohum Co., (S.S.) Ltd. m w*. v
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    Governor's Appeal On Behalf Of Children's Aid Society
    687 3 Singapore, Friday. ,r the annual general PRESIDING at tn^ hildren s Aid SoI meeting < "p ninß at Government House madea strong appeal to the Thomas. NYn V% n p a pore for support for residents <>^^ a^ emphasised the the if
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    36 3 The conductor of a corporation omnibus saw Mrs. Cookson, of Fair field Lane, Barrow- in -Purness, hurrying to catch the omnibus and waited for her. Soon afterwards she was found to have died m her seat.
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    MASTER OF ROLLS
    215 3 Death Of Lord Hanworth London, Oct. 22. THE death has occurred of Lord Hanworth.—Reuter. Ernest Murray Pollock was created first Baron of Hanworth m 1922 Born on Nov. 25, 1861, he was the fourth son of the late Mr. G. F. Pollock, Queen's Remembrancer and Senior Master
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    BLINDING HEADACHES MADE HER HELPLESS
    190 3 Forced to Lie Down oFr Hours at a Time The severity of this woman's headaches can be easily imagined from her statement that she seemed to lose her sight, and all power m her hands.. Other sufferers from headaches will be interested to read her
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      39 3 lIIXOUI lit* AND FIELD GLASSES BY THE BEST MAKERS ZEISS, HEATH, ETC. Stocked by MOTION, SMITH SON 15, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. I Jl^ "MAN vV UON" I HH I 4 t V I*l If V^i^Sf RAPID HARDENING f- CEMENT
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      107 3 /ml lk_jln Look For This WE/m Trade Mark VERY ATTRACTIVE SELECTIONS IN GOLD, CHROMIUM k STEEL. AT ALL DEALERS THROU OHOUT MALAYA. MODERATELY PRICED. FULLY GUARANTEED. SOLD IN MALAYA FOR 75 YEARS. SoI Agents: MONTOR LTD A birdie m golf, an ace m tennis, a perfect dive, a home run-all
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  • REUTERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON SHAKE LIST
      146 4 London, Oct. 23 Previous To-day Ch^ J. P. CoaU 536 539 Distillers 114|6 1146 Dunlop Rubber 36 10> 2 36 10' 2 General Electric 91 j- 91 jGuinness 146- 146,Imperial Chemical Industrie! 42- 41; 104 Imperial Tobacco 173 9 173 9 Anglo-Dutch 32 9 32 9 Canadian
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      LONDON CO MMODITIES
      163 4 London, Oct. 23. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Ton. J Dull Quiet i one Bpot Buyers ***** l\k up 1 16 SeUeri 7 15 16 7 15 16 November Buyers 713 16 7 7 8 up 1,16 Bellera 7 15 16 7 15 16 December Buyers 7 7
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      METAL MARKET
      27 4 London, Oct 23. UN Standard. Previous To-day Chantre Cash (official price) £196U £197? 8 ii 8 3 months forward (official price) £194% £195 7 8
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      55 4 RUBBER Ne^ York. Oct. 22 Previous To-day Change Tone Easier Quiet Spot Buyeri 16 3 8 16 5 16 116 Sellert 16 7 16 16 7 16 Jan. Mar. Buyers. 16 7 16 16 7 16 Seller* 16 916 16 9 16 TIN Standard mm Tone Easy
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      77 4 London, Oct. 23. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Parti (closing middle rate) 105.56 105.15 —41 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9.07 V 4 9 06 —VU T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 15.2 9 16d. 15.2 17 32 -1 32 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is.
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      BULLION MARKET
      39 4 London, Oct. 23. Previous To-day Change VMM Fine Bar per or H. 2.1 £7.2.2» 2 uplM> SILVER Spot 19 7 a 19 15 16 up 1 16 momha forward 19 T s 19 1516 up 1 16
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING
      560 5 Singapore, Oct. 23. 5 p.m EFraser Co. Lyali Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Tr% 3 6 4- 4|- 4,4^2 I iß at irSfhM«".' 266 28,6 26,6 28,6 il A** o xV iSi a y 52 6 54,6 53|- 64 S Auitrtj Malay 16^ 15 16j S-WSg" 170 1.80 1-60
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      GENERAL
      429 5 Par Pd. 2 2 PQ AIex Brick Ord. 1.10 130 1.15 1.25 ~2 2do 7^ Prefs. 1.65 1.75 1.62»/ 2 1.72» 2 CIO Vlas Ice 600 lO.OOnom 8.00 10.00 ,j B n 6.10.0 6.15.0 6.12.6 6.17.6 I'l M Broadcasting 090 1.00 0.90 1.00 !C 5B M Trustee 625 7.00xd
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      168 5 BnOATOU MIMCIPAUTY M 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int <»* m 113 norn 120 122 norn w JM«-«d iiUi°mmm m m norn p May 1 Nov 1 197 100 n 2o J"iy2o 9 2 IH* 1930 red. 1970-80 $6,000,000 Int. Mar. 1 Sept. 1 125 127 r\ 3T
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      RUBBER SHARES
      306 5 'Share aacr c $1 unless otherwise stated > 1-60 1.55 1.65 Malay VI 120 HO 120 }*l ttUm J -W 185 1.70 185 *J*rlfcfcfc 130 14 <> 1-35 145 f**ttt H 5 165 1-57 162 JSnJJwii": n 0W 0.60 0.65 WUI 12-0 1.25 cd 1.20 1.25 £?aa 140
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Tin
      31 5 Singapore, Friday neon. London: £197 10s.. down 405.; thret months £19»>, down 255. New York: 44 cts., down 18 ct. EXCHANGE London-New York 4 89 116 New York-London 4.89 132
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      Rubber
      130 5 Singapore: 27 3 8 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. London: 77 Bd., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 16 5 16 cts., down 1 16 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Dull conditions continue throughout the markets and little business is reported. The Malayan Rubber Statistics published to-day show a decline
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    Share Market
    152 5 Messrs. Fraser and Company, m their daily comment on the closing trend of the local market, state: The tin share market displayed unexpected resistance to any heavy fall m the price of shares. Convincing proof that all hope m the future has not been completely abandoned was shown
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    Rubber Report
    139 5 Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore), Ltd., m their weekly rubber report dattd Oct. 23, state: The market has been somewhat, reserved during the past week. With the decision of the I.R.R.C whose next meeting is to be held on Oct. 27, a matter of speculation, operators are not
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    129 5 Tin locally down Rubber locally unchanged. Mining. Tin shares eased further during the day but there were few transactions, sellers being reluctant t 0 accept reduced prices and buyers being scarce. The following are close approximation of a somewhat nominal marke Kuchais 78c— 82c S. Luas
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    Exchanges
    172 6 Singapore. Oct. 23. SELLING London T.T. 2|4 I|l6 London demand 2|4 11*6 Lonaon 4 months' sight 2|4V 8 Lyons demand *225 Hamburg demand I** New York demand 5" Montreal demand 56 15J16 Batavia demand 105 Samarang demand 104% Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands I&*% Madras and Colombo demand 154%
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    Produce
    171 6 Singapore. Oct. 23. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 R. (Slam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $133 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $126 R. (Siam) "Sinhuay" No. Al $220 R. (Siam) "White Rice" No. 1 $175 R. (Siam) "Whiue Rice" No 2
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    Messrs. Lyall & Evatt's Report
    227 6 Messrs. Lyall Evatt's Report FOLLOWING an all round interest m T rubber shares earlier m the week the main interest changed over to tin and the vagaries of renewal of the restriction scheme. Speculation is higti and led by the Amsterdam correspondent of the Financial Times the outlook for the
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    Weekly Rubber Market Review
    336 6 Weekly Rubber Market Review MESSRS Stanton Nelson and Co.. Ltd., m their weekly report on the rubber market, write:— A dull week with little doing m any of the markets. Liquidation of the November position m London led to a slight easing of values. New York still appears to be
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      380 6 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (FOB. October) 27 916 27% Good FAQ. m cases (FOB. October) 27 716 27'/ 2 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 27% 27 Vz do. November 27»/ 2 27 9116 do. Nov.
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      45 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD, (Established m 1830 Capital Subscribed (Fully p aid u p' rittjM*, Reserve Fund Y.I3O.WOJJMI Head Office: YOKOHAMx SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE Manager T. TAIOMom Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Roo-> J 5921 5922 General Offio 5923 6472 Compradore'^ De^
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    OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    838 7 L AIRMAIL The Week In The Market: Strong Criticism Of Morris Issue: Rubber Shares On The Up Grade: Tin Decision Again Postponed (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 15. lORD Nuiiields decision to sell part of L his holding In Morris Motors and 1 promised placing
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    CLERGYMAN IN CAR ACCIDENT
    134 7 CLERGYMAN IN CAR ACCIDENT 1" f>< d Driver Needs Obsrrwr" A' t Inn h«v Scunthorpe. a c recentl y suggested n fut «re when SSS: aßed 73 s h°uld driving m strange dis This f "I*n»ed by an obs 7 rv y., ,;C n r^ a rider the )f ,M
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    47 7 Mr. M.H Frisby. aged fifty-nine, a well-known member of Twickenham Philanthropic Society, was found dead recently with his head m a brine vat m a shop at King-street, Twickenham. It Is thought that h e slipped, and that his head fell against the edge of the vat.
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    43 7 The Eari of Athlone and Princess Alice attended the Windsor venison banquet, held on Oct. 21. This banquet date? back to the reign of King John, and m accordance with custom. King Edward presented a buck from the royal herd m Windsor Forest.
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    More Boys Born Than Girls
    143 7 ABOUT 4.000 more boys than girls were born m England and Wales during the second quarter of this year. The Registrar-General's return fo. tho quarter issued recently states that there were 157.700 births and 119.557 deaths These were divided as follows: Births Deaths Male 80.938
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    RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY
    1197 7 Profit Of £49,790: The Life Of The Properties <B> Air Mail) London, Oct 13 THE annual general meeting of the above-named company was held yesterday at Winchester House Old Broad-street, EC. 2 Mr. A. E. Percy, F.C.A. (chairman of the company., who presided, said: Gentlemen, it
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      338 8 p G WODEHOUSE'S FUNNIEST STORY IS THE SCREEN'S MOST HILARIOUS SHOW! "UPROARIOUSLY H NNY says Straits Times. ©(^C^^ TOI)AV 9 15 ,Ji^k^ HAPPY 7 -STAR ENTERTAINMENT! Kk Even Funnier Than "When Ladies Meet"! Dash.ng Bob lejds the B.q Fdiide 01 W Jt^Wm >&^B4ff Ziegleld" direciwd the h.Unous tale i *^B
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      174 8 T See Shirley Better Than Ever m *4 THE BIG SHOW of THE WEEK! I I I I ISewd The Kiddies To The Special Matinees To-day To-morrow ill S I i i r ApITOL A Grand Picture fOf lhe|l J Whole Family lo Ebj^J S 3-15 6-15 9-15 i SHIRLEY
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    31 9 Rohpn Montgomery, Madge Evans m "Piccadilly Jim", the l rl)^ n !'dv hi. n»» 'sho^n* at .h« Pavilion. Another scene frnm "Piccadilly Jim", the M.G-M. adaption of P. G. Wodehouse's book.
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    Air Commodore Sydney Smith
    106 9 Air Commodore Sydney Smith Ail Commodore Sydney Smi.h. 0.8. E., Air Officer Commanding K.A.F. Far East, will leav Singapore for Home next month, travelling b y Imperial Airways liner leaving Penan* on Nov. 25 Mrs Smith and Miss Smith will travel by steamer. The King has presented a gold golf
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      68 9 [QUALITY OF "MOVEMENT" IS A CONDITION PRECEDENT TO A SALE OF WATCH. AVAILABLE AT UNK SELECTION IN MODERN STYLES P. DE SUVA LIMITED, 1 AT IMMENSELY REDUCED PRICES. t\STEK\ IWITED A§SUBANtE HMtl»Olt\TlO\ LIMITED., 'incorporated m the Straits Settlements) i l^' JJARINE. MOTOR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, BURGLARY, COMPENSATION AND PUBUC LIABILITY IN-
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      154 9 PLANS ARE FILLING RAPIDLY FOR NEXT WEDNESDAYS GALA EVENT! Book Now l' Phone 5261 ml fr,A I 1^ OCTOBER, 28th. It's WARNER BROS.' Predominant Achievement of the Era EMPIRE TALKIES I TANJONG PAGAR TO-NIGHT 7 p.m. 9.15 p.m. CLYDE BEATTY m I "DARKEST AFRICA' I Sat. 24th Sun. 25th October—
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    LEAVING BY THE LANCASHIRE
    123 10 Military And R.A.F. Officers AMONG the officers leaving Singapore by the Lancashire to-morrow are Major J. D. Woodall, M.8.E., M.C., R.A., for the United Kingdom; and R.A. for the United Kingdom; and Capt.' H. E. Philipe, R.E., for the United Kingdom. Several Royal Air Force officers
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    "MANUFACTURING A CRIMINAL"
    557 10 Judge's Comments At Old Bailey PASSING sentence of five years' penal servitude on Philip Lloyd Causley, 37, accountant, who pleaded "Guilty" at the Central Criminal Court on Sept. 20 (after entering a plea of "Not Guilty") to charges of conspiracy to defraud, and obtaining money from various
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    LESSONS OF SOVIET MANOEUVRES
    349 10 Striking Development In "Parachute Warfare" London REPORTS from the Red Army manoeuvres, which the British mission under Major-General A. P. Wavell is attending, seem to show that last year's striking development m "parachute warfare" has been carried a stage further, writes The Times Military Correspondent. In
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    Women "Don't Want To Be Bishops "
    106 10 Women "Don't Want To Be Bishops |\EACONESSES have no great ambi tion to become bishops," Deaconeso Constance Hankin, principal of St. Catherine's Deaconess House, Highbury, N.. told a Daily Mail reporter recently. She was commenting on the suggestion made by the Bishop of Birmingham (Dr. Barnes) that women bishops be
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    Two Centenarians Divorced
    154 10 Vienna. TWO centenarians of Belgrade, a man of 100 and his wife of 101. recently appeared together m Court to ask, m all amity for a divorce by muvual consent. The marriage had lasted 75 years-, but only the first 30 of these the husband asserted, nad
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    35 10 Count Arnaldo Tamburini. who claimed to b e a personal friend of Signor Mussolini, fell to death recently from the third floor of a Chicago hospital, wher? h e was b?ing treated for nervous trouble
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    Sunday Darts Ban Lifted
    120 10 Su nday Da rts Ban Lifted jl THREE-YEARS-OLD ban on SunA day games m Brighton publichcuses was lifted recently, when Brighton licensing magistrates decided to rescind a previous resolution prohibiting them. Their decision, by a majority of seven to two. followed a meeting of the general body of magistrates, who
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    "DOWN-AND-OUTS" BEFRIENDED
    249 10 J. P. Who Is Exploring London Underworld MR. H. A. G. Stevens, aged 65. chair-! man of the Wevmcuth Bench who I has announced his intention of explore msr the underworld ct London disguised as a trampj recently befriended two "down-and-outs" who appeared before the Weymouth magistrates on
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    "GOLD DIGGER" LIBEL
    260 10 Man's 'Vanity Conceit London Jl LETTER containing the phr^e v A are a gold-digger and a You read at the Old Bailey recently >as Elijah Marsh, aged 36 1> operator, of Canterbury nlt.ri, J phone to a charge of libelling a yo < J^ on a postcard.
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    Blackmailer
    161 10 Mr. "A" Seeks Menu tor Woman MRS. Sarah Brown, aged 37. wife of a post office sorter, of Burnt Oak Kdgware. was at the Old Bailey n entfy found guilty of uttering a let r demanding money with menaces from a man referred to as Mr. "A". Later, the
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      1497 11 ,OMAtf "j —f WEARING API-AHEL -^^nr^s I Trade Bargains j .i2r'c rdri f World's most beautiful J LIBERTY 248A-B Orchard hoad. £v lhe „J h nrovide.^ 50% more J, 1 Gowns Millinery, Expert Bnrooean Srreratoi c a Sy other make. Lee v <fr Dressmaker. Moderate prices. gSS. SM3 Hoad. Singapore.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Oct. 24, 1936. WILL TIN CONTROL GO?
    306 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Oct. 24, 1936. WILL TIN CONTROL GO? is gloom m the tin world. A vast amount of negotiation with the object of persuading Siam to join m the renewal of control after the present scheme lapses at the end of the year has apparently led nowhere,
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    Personal Viewpoint
    821 12  -  Autolycus A Weekend Causerie GOOD advice to those about to go on home leave m these days would seem to be to take care of the colour of the shirts you wear m England, for it seems as if the political significance of shirts has spread even to
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    PERSONALITIES
    225 12 Mr. E. D. Fleming, Protector of Chinese, Perak, Ipoh; was at Sitiawan on Tuesday. I ru Mr. C. B. Redway. of Kennedy. Burk. ihill Co., Penang and Mrs. Redway have left for home. Miss Joan Pavanaris. Supervisor, Ipoh Telephone Exchange, who has been for I a sea '^rip up
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    31 12 Rehearsing Coronation Processions: Horses and carriages from the Royal Mews exercising and getting used to the various traffic noises and Guard's bands around the Palace m preparation for forthcoming Coronation duties.
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    OUTCRY OVER SPEED
    643 13 Alleged Injustice On Police Constable's Evidence Swindon. Wiltshire. J tiu describe as the questionab.c fhat "'Sirhias resulted m recent conSs o moCista for alleged speedVIC!U vs to Ha' borough. The m t oi Commerce raised the matcham .xK-utive committee meeting, ur at n-n'v Mail special correspondstates a
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    Motorcar Gonged
    152 13 Kx-OlHver Denies Car Embrace dt^'d b^a 1 "f strongly Oranr rx r K.nneth Hecor fWcour- ra' niy al Mar^*><>ne £2 ios du car c and at- d J* Comdr. Grant's and ,v- ,y i ca ustl "B a private c011i.4 Ti v, brak har d 'O avoid •ftTSK^y
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    73 13 Mr. W. J. B. Ashby, M.C.H., whj left for Madras three weeks ago to consult an eye specialist, accompainied by Mrs. Ashby. returned to Ipoh, on Monday. He was forrunat? on arrival at Madras to receive prompt attention and on being advised to come again later when the need for
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    LINER RULES FOR AUSTRALIAN CRICKET GIRLS
    201 13 Ban On Smokes Drinks: Promenading After Dinner tJIOID ru^ have been compiled to water bottles, evening dress, and bath- govern the activities of the mem- ing suits. iers of the Australian women's Test All money will be paid m English earn which if to
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    25 13 ol T. o"\ S n lJ^'V" m m th luss <>"ni Foram, Rome—Participants ol .he 0..N.8. tenunon and Cadet courses perfDrmlnit eymnic and military evolutions.
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    70 14 A bay cchafferr ff er owned by Lord Linli .h B ow. Viceroy of India fc underpin* a course .of '^'"ft&X^'^-rSI SS£ fant duties at the Coronation i?r t moni«s mi n India next year m which elephant and <* ame wl lIRUre lA walking sedately past the elephant enclosure
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    117 15 Racing (lub ,j feri« Chelsea F.C. at Stamford Bridge hoo:-Hid»n (Rarinf uk j; .alie) saving from a corner r 'he rem Sfire i>.«l»im th fn., thr w e t eroic firemen_Pe:er McArdle. Robert Malone and Thomas G. Nugent-who lost C 8 Ph«&- P jj frick D n 's Hospital to
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    1278 16 Knit wear aereaaorit** Our Shop* do Their Stuff. ONE category of fashion that every woman and girl who is contemplating new clothes should consider is the new field of knitwear. When we first heard that the knit industry had been revolutionized, as far as wearable fashions were concerned, we
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      69 16 Grand Opportunity! To show every lady m Singapore what is a nk< natural permanent wave, we have decided to reduce on rates for perming by 33 per cent, which makes it possible for you to have the very best wave for $10 only. Everything is under the control of and
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      72 17 LUGGAGE CARRIER SINGAPORE LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. Baggage Contracton it FurwMdlOf AgnU. Booking. Agenta far TMM. Rallwayt. Btggage Agents for:— Blue Funnel Line East Asiatic Line Nederland line i BXB.N. Co.. Ltd.. etc.. etc. IW. Addresi:— IAJQQAQW PHONE 2428 or call Union Bldf. imil^ tm^^, f Specializing: R A. THOMPSON, D.o.Sc.
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      217 17 I a rontisi s I SMOPPIMfc GUIDE I BOOKSHOP USEFUL BOOKS How to Make Your Will— A. A. Croft $1.50; A Manual of Foreign Exchange H. E. Evitt $3.50; Your Speaking Voice and Its Possibilities— H. St. John Rumsey $2.00; Living by the Pen— Cecil Hunt $3.00; Rapid Calculations— A.
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENT
    197 18 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES JtVia Bombay. SNo parcel mail. ?Via Colombo. Postal articles prepaid at letter rate only will oe forwarded. Tiparcels for Western Canada. Hongkong and China must not exceed n pounds m weight. mail closes 7 p m. on 3ct. 23 by train to connect with s.s.
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    349 18 Seven Of Crew Dead On British Freighter THE steamer Sea Rambler, belonging to the Dover Navigation Co., I London docked last month at Jarrow, after a tragic voyage the West Coast oi Africa, which has resulted m the whole of her crew oi 24, mostly Tyneatde men, contracting
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      440 18 f Tiir^^JE iT^^H i iV P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES Outwards. Due l>ue T.»na g e SJjr.. Tonnage c 'fSSSffi* 'SB SKtRAWiUPDna .7.000 jj. CAMORIN 15,000 Nov. 20 BEHAR 6.000 Jan. 24 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Dec. 4 RANCHI 17,000 Jan. £V BANGALORE 6,000 Dec. 17 RANPURA 17.000 Dec. 18 Tonnage S?ore! Tonnage
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      127 18 VY.K.UM; GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT; CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated m Japan). lo LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, lden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. KATORI MARU Oct 29 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Nov 12 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Nov. 25 Rates to Ist Class 2nd class Naples $497 $540 1317 1343 larseilles 514 557
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      104 18 Air Mail Despatches Hongkong. Canton. 'Shanghai. *Kobe and 'Manila via Penang: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan. Ja-skS. -Amsterdam? and London*: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-day. Penang. Siam. Burma. India. Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain. Ireland. Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m.
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      17 18 Mails Experlril Mails expected from Holland c H ;he Kota Code, due at BlngtP ol H toy.
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      638 19 THE HARBOUR! Sllfl 1 W DOCK Maritime Talks j ships alongside the wHARVBs International Labour OR FXIM CTED TO ARIUVE Office Godown Gat«» No. lg 3 Geneva. Oct. 8. Sff* \l I THE Maritime Conference of the Intergaub 15 3 national Labour Office meu yesterday, Xe pone 13 3 under
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      429 19 SOUTWARIK Dec n I c£si. JACQUES FOT 8al 0n „T oUrane CAP PADARAN Dec 6 FARES FROM ANT PLACE, MALAYA TO MARSEILLES U^ p,,r T P,h AY HOtID AIf TICKET F FIRST CLASS RETURN FARE WO2. apply to partlculars regarding freight, passage ana otner iniormaaou I The Successors oi MOINE
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    669 20 New Headquarters Near Completion THE new headquarters of the London Fire Brigade, which are being built on the Albert. Embankment, close to Lambeth Bridge, art- nearing completion The main structural work on the principal building has been done, and otne*work, on floors and fitting! and the
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    374 20 WIFE MEETS 'DROWNED' HUSBAND Straightening Out Tangle As Result Of Adventure Preston. Sept. 16. MR. EDWIN KIBBLE, the Preston coal merchant whose'return from the dead" after it was believed that he had been drowned came to light on Monday, has spent to-day, m his own words, •trying to put things
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    VACANCIES IN THE NAVY
    226 20 Skilled Mechanics Are Needed London PKILLEU rnechanlcs are wanted for the v artificer branches of the Royal Navy- -engine room, electrical, ana ordnance— particularly competent tradesmen, aged from 21 to 28. for entry as acting artificers 4th class, with the responsibilities, status, and privileges of petty
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    34 20 The total tOnnage of Germany',- mercantile fleet laid up m harbours js given at 42.000 tons, this being 1 per cen- of the total tonnage. In 1932 the o-rcen-tage had been 33 per cent
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    344 20 Old Coaching Inn 7 0 Be Demolished THE Swan Hotel, Leatherhead for over 300 years has aerved vellers and persons m the locally v closed The building will sffifc w! pullea down and eight shops wi if erected on the site. The orwnJ? which have been
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    37 20 With the broad Dnieper river In the Ukraine, being filmed U th 0 Mississippi "Tom Sawyer" is now m course of production a, the Soviet Ukrainian Film Studio. Mark Twain's classic is a great favourite of Russians
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    41 20 Mr. J Mullings. the water diviner, who lives In Waterworks-road Walmer, has saved the BBC troubl and expense by locating water a- 54 ft. at their partially built, relay station at Anglesey. He is being invited -o broadcast about water divining.
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      130 21 The New Mll^nilOHM: T.,.-F«,,r b y AUSTIN A new saloon is added to the range of models available on the famous "Ten-Four' chassis, the Sherborne. distinctive ana luxuriously equipped. It is an attractive four seater, six window model, with new body lines sweeping down from tbe roof to the tail
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      987 21 h —^-A tnc c °ates». Booth Hitchin- Evor m a f <^~~ J Abci Mind <Kenned >' RusseH.. There 's no A Slr A^ thur Saltcr K f ß ;O^ THE RADIO t FA Military March sSfte, flu? s «mrner Night .s Dream* (Mendelssohn o I Saens). Imperial March ,Fi^r/
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      35 22 ANCHOR I J) 11 1 1 1 1 1 ml I I j I j II l^tt^v Brewed mnd bottled m Singapore by the ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY CO., LTD. SOLE AGENTS: ,^^m^'\. SIME, DARBY CO., LTD.
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      1628 22 ON THE RADIO ISHSS MUSIC Z.11.E. K«.ai a .Continued front pee 21) liUMpMr tri mM m Hol- Uioa 7.40 p.m. Concert of Light Music (con--940 p.m. From mail to mail m Hol i^ Newg n German linue6 148 92 and no lai ,n Th. Tmntodonrs 12.20 p.m. End of Broadcast
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    Mystery Death Of Unknown Chinese
    201 23 ]YES T COAST TRAGEDY Open Verdict At Inquest Singapore, Friday. Singapore (oroner. QU 4 arr Tiiceman V discowred the dvjn* the centre ot the road. He did "ot render assistance or in--B?tS SLSTUI AWS 2? chTrge was subsequently reduced 2T volununly casing grievous hurt The
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    119 23 King To Cse New London WHEN he King takes the Coronation Ottta ai Westminster Abbey next May he will u> a different form of •ords from thai of his predecessors on the Throne. Tht- Coronation Oath has be.r. slightly altered m order to como.y with the provisions of the
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    64 23 L Pollard, the chairman, speakmu at the annual meeting of the nnrf a core Chamber of Commerce, S t0 the controversy m India w' advantages of the Ottawa mem f nt X He said tnat the a ree rorp been of advantage to Travanmll <lnd l lhat Great Britain h
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    19 23 nan Government have exordn further thre€ month the c torbidding the sale m Austria and certain periodihed m Germany
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    K. L. RADIO FANS WANT THEIR OWN STATION
    359 23 K. L. RADIO FANS WANT THEIR OWN STATION "Visionary Ideal", Says P And T Official (From Out Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. "♦fHAT is rather a visionary ideal,' 1 were, the words used by Mr. V. H Winson, Engineer-in charge. Posts and Telegraphs Department, when approached by a Tribune reporter
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    34 23 Dr. Harold Thompson, of Newfoundland, has been given charge of fishery investigations under the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, which is providing £80,000 over five years, including the cost of a deep-sea trawler.
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    Harbour Board Sports Club Have A Good Year
    581 23 THE tenth annual general meeting of the members of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club will be held m the Club House on Friday. Oct. 30, at 6 p.m. The report of the Committee for tn§ year ended July 31, 1936.
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    APPEAL TO EMPLOYERS
    230 23 Judge 's Co nee m For Bankrupt Sii gapore, Friday. "IN view of the satisfactory outcome I zi this bankiupU'v I hope it will ii-t Uc impossible for bank r upt s forme r erryioyers to reccnMi*'. 'heir decision Mr. Justice Adrian Clark made the foregoing remark
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    223 23 Japan's Dreams In The Pacific Chicago. Oct. 14. lORD Marley. Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords, appealing for close Anglo-American understanding and cooperation to prevent a war m the Pacific, told the Association of Commerce to-day that Japanese leaders were determined to spread their influenc? into more
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    36 23 Berlin. Oct. 23. The Hamburg- Amerika Line is increasing its fleet of freight ve&sels on the Fa? East route by two 8 000 ton The first will be ready m sprint. 1938 Renter
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    29 23 In the list of wreaths at the funeral of Mr. Thomas Kennard. the name of Mr and Mrs. F. R James should havread Mr and Mrs. F R Jones.
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    Street Government
    147 24 j Belgian Premier's Radio Speech Brussels, Oct 22. THE reoorted threat of the semi-Fascist Rexist party to attempt a coup d'etat was referred to by the Premier. M. Van Zeeland, m a broadcast speech this evening, dealing with the Government's decision to ban a demonstration of a quarter
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    165 24 Young Man 9 s Lack Of Experience Singapore, Friday. "THIS man Is one of the partners m the firm of Chop Kng Kiat Ann but he has evidently been made a .scapegoat by the other partners. He entered the business m succession to his father, after he hi»d just
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    Miners Arrested
    62 24 {Anti-Japanese Feeling In Tongshan Shanghai. Get 23. /^CTING under instigation from subver- sive elements the Japanese authorities are reported to have arrested two miners from the Tongshan collieries. This action has aroused anti-Japan-ese feeling m the mining area, and a body of Japanese troops has been rushed there
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    Duke Of Kent
    27 24 Rugby, Oct. 22. The Duke of Kent to-day received the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws at c t Andrew University. British Official Wireless
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    750 24 'Fairy-Tale Career Of Famous Sta tes Sen ator Who Loved Children A REUTER message from Detroit reports the death of Senator James Couaeiis A career that reads like a fairy tale was that ot James Couzens It was a career that took him from train butcher to success m the
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    116 24 Propaganda Film For Motorists THE Toll of the Road," the Paramount picture at the Alhambra. has a moral, as well as telling a story, and the moral is to do with the peri: of reckless driving. The propaganda is not cbtrusive. but there is quite suiTi cient to
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    Intestate
    61 24 Record At Somerset House F Rugby, Oct. 22. E largest intestacy ever recorded at Somerset House is announced today. Lord Ashton linoleum manufacturer and former Liberal Member of Parliament for the Lancaster Division who died m May, 1930, intestate. left £10,501,595 The estate wai originally sworn it £9.500,000. and
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    103 24 Minister's Reference To Recent Gift Rugby. Of 22 IN a speech m London this ewnlni I Minister of Health referred to if by Lord Nuffleld of £1.250.000 to Oxford University for the development i I J* University's Medical Schorl and tne Nuffield Institute fcr Medical K»-'aren Sir Kingsley
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    100 24 Singapore. Fnc J •>' The following appointmentnotified m to-day's SS. Oaiette: Mr. R. W. Grant. M C M C act as Assistant Treasurer, with effect from Oct 10 M Mr. E. C. S. Adkins, MC G to tj as Assistant Director of Fnu a l th 'Chinese i.
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    2340 25  -  Hermes Some Comments On The Week's Sport by LTrlhUTsal the meeting of Singan'hl Malay.,. Cup competition a fortntohi to-day at Rengam Fttendltesso often fell to give a sound inSaSon of the probabilities of the Cup match. For instance, last season gthe friendly fixture Singapore won quite
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    1209 26  - TURF TOPICS Captain Hawk Reflections On Racing Ipoh, Thursday THE new list Of classifications published by the Strait> Racing Association reveals some intere. Mnu As I anticipated, Blue Feter has been classified with the "cracks" and so have two new importations, Beaudekin and MeadowTnan, Australian geldings, recently acquired through Mr.
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    33 26 c F at V che f s ee fh; U m > mi r T^n t^ thl nderins hoofs the camera caunes the fl>ing leap of i horse m an American race for two-year-olds.
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    172 26 Team For Match At S.S.C AS already reported m tl T Tribune, the How; Kong Conm£2 are meeting the Malaya Comma a series of aquatic events on \in Oct. 26. at the Singapore BwtoS& Club, starting; at 5 p.m The Malaya Command team ar follows:— c 100 Metres
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    222 26 L Fixture List For To-Day "•HE following; matches will fcx played to-day m the home football leagues. FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. Grimsby. Bolton v. Leeds. Brentford v. Liverpool Derby v Portsmouth Everton v Birmingham Huddersfield v Middlnsbro Manchester Utd. v Chelsea Preston v. Charlton. Sheffield Wed. v Stoke
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    Home Rugby
    21 26 London, Oct. To-day's home rugby matches res as follows: East Midlands 14, North Midland Newport 5, Oxford Univ. R<
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    Local Golf
    137 27 Women's Cup Draw At Sepoy Lines •phi following Is the draw ror the I Women's (up competition at the Sepoy Lines Goll Club. Mrs. A. F Hunter ts Mrs. G. Ambler Mis. P. Sharp vs Mrs E B Murrell Miss 8 Lucas vs Miss A M. Sim. Miss
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    75 27 Boxing Victory In California Uuilled f^ Americi hn! b xin e- is now m pom ,r m Oct 14 sc °red a Cahion;;; 1 1 m l at Stockton «?SSSnm wnft^i of stock %hter than jS« lwo P°^d. diola U also a 'of c ff H am ?i
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    25 27 pCSI 1(U tv r x Hciment three terduy lh( OUama mound yesi'\:,lX ::X Un between Ma*. Ra tlu Ninth H^n naa been cancelled
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    18 27 Singapore Friday. taid '"Playable state of tin ;he s.c.c matches between **d fol he V.M.C.A.. ar•u was cancelled
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    103 27 Not Wholly Covered During Tour Adelaide, Oct 5 ALL wickets a ill be wholly covered m Australia this season, except those for the Tests, m which the old rule will Ibe observed This was announced recently by the secretary of the Australian Board of Control iMr. Jeans* who
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    85 27 Teams For First Trial Match THE (oUofftag Are invited to play m the first Sinsapore hockey trial to be beld on die Ntfang lc fhursday nex. 1 preparatian fo: *>r:«: visit of Negi. ik'.r.bilii' to Singapore on Nov. 7: White.s: Resnty. Mobj'ak Ali. J. Sander.son; E. Loved iy.
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    52 27 W. Australia's Brilliant Beginning Perth. Oct 23 IN the match between the M.C.C and Western Australia the M C C were all out for 497 runs Western Australia had made 131 f'>r one wicket at the tea interval Western Australia had knocked up 293 for one at the
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    30 27 Alfred Armstrong Traill. 3(5. of Lamesley. Co. Durham, the former country and English trial Rupby player, was crushed to death by a fall of stone at Ravensworth Colliery, near Gateshead
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    30 27 The establishment of a mail and passenger air service to link up outlying districts m the north-east of British Columbia has been authorized. The new service will start m December
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      216 27 4R*^S At the fading Cafes and Hestauran ts m many parts of the country. &s thousands of people are discovering 'Ovaltlne' as the perfect tropical *r\\ /At ""fr- 1 kt f^' drink I i\/ f\ 111 1^ r 'Ovaltine' has great advantages as Vy TI\LII 11 L a hot-weather beverage.
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    313 28 G. Richards To Ride Till-; following are probable carters and In the Cambridgefthin, to be run -it Newmarket on Oct. 2?> 'one mile. one furlong > Finalist "Harry Wragg). Hairan < Sammy Wragg). Commander 111 'Beary). Noble Kiiv Richards). Noble Turk 'IxwreyV Dan Bulger <WestonV Hypothesis iFoxi. Towton Moor
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