Morning Tribune, 25 November 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE V-\o. 255. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, November 25, 193a FIVE CENTS.
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    2,000,000 LAZE SWEEPS FAMOUS FILM COLONY
    158 1 2,000,000 LAZE SWEEPS FAMOUS FILM COLONY Hollywood, Nov. 24. k VAST forest fire is sweeping between Santa Monica and Malibu Beach among the palatial homes of many of the most famous members of the film colony. The fire late this evening was still advancing, having raged over an area of
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    UNKNOWN
    39 1 Pariv Kit. 14. N'viile in 1 ti» r lain •WJ pro f Pa\ a \isit h( Dike of M|r daring in Paris 11 *UI be of !ntirp|v prj. n atur«'. acm t', Britirefo i n Pr -Minis- Reuter
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    Paris Talks Begin
    143 1 I ondoii. Nov. 24. IAIKS bttwcta British and French Minister-, for which opportunity has hc«u given by thr visit of the British Prime Minister and the Foreign Rffctetsry to Paris at the invitation of the French Government, began this ■mill at t/iiai d'Grsay and, after two hours
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    WANTS BRITISH HELP
    6 1 WANTS BRITISH HELP ARCHIBALD CLARK KERR
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    CLARK KERR URGES MORE BRITISH HELP
    155 1 CLARK KERR URGES MORE BRITISH HELP London, Nov. 24. CIR Archibald Clark Kcrr in a cables to Mr. Gordon Thompson, Secretary of the British Chinese Relief Fund says: •'The journey I am now taking in central and western China has snown me that the problem of providing for refugees remains
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    Britain Can't Accept Japanese Excuses
    81 1 Tokyo. Nov. 24. R« o; r. Craigie, Lritish Ambassadx^r oaHed o^ lb' f ,,re iS n Minister and informed him that thr B nU h f.«vern,»e,,t could not accept as val.d Japan I ar R un,en asainst re-opening the Vangtse. pear An Admiralty spokesman states
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    German-Czech Frontier Pact
    34 1 final acreement. Citrman and Czech the frortier question lorntng by the evacuof areas of the r b German nfflcial news aeenrv messae. o:cials were wif..cir<i*n later arm nd '?Stl- friction.— Reuter
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    DRIVER CHARGED AFTER EXHUMATION OF WOMAN'S BODY
    169 2 Allegation Of Rash Driving Kuala Lumpur, Thursday, i SEQUCL to the verdict of the c ronei who held an Inquiry tlh ol Tan ChOh, a WOwho was buried under a a k certificate on Aug. n th< body was iwhumed i lei oi
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    Mew Furniture Store Is Modernistion
    183 2 Mew Furniture Store Is Modernistion v A FURTHER Singrapore a nora depir store, recently inau?urated in P<»re, was to-day opened in Street. No. 101, ,is Sunco Furniture Department store will be opened thend Dec. 1. a| This event can well be i indicate Aurora ha,- enjoyed si were on sale
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    DEATH OF SIR B. F. B. HITCHCOCK
    65 2 London, Nov. 24. -Death has occurred Mr B F B. Hitchcock.— Reuter. The latf Lt. -General Sir Bast 1 Ferguaoo Burnett Hitchcock, K.CU, oso.. entered the Army in 1897, was Genera! Star! Officer, Bermuda. 1910-12. Director of Mobilisation, 1917 and Director-Ge-erai, r.na ii"
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    Sir Charles Collett Dies
    45 2 London Nov. 24. Death has occurred Charles Collett. Reuter. be late Sir Charles Henry Collett, v.as an Alderman of the city of London and was once chaiman of Colletts, <.ui iHosiers*. He was Lord Mayor ot don for the 1933-34 term.
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    TRAVELLING TROUPE WILL SING FOR CHINA
    306 2 Singapore. Thursday. rH)MPRISIN(; only a very small section of a group of 26. six Chinese singers arrived in Singapore this morning on board the Victoria. They are the "Wuhan Songsters/' and it is their ambition to raise funds for tha China Relief. Out of
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    MALACCA HOSPITAL HAS OWN SWEET SHOP
    122 2 MALACCA HOSPITAL HAS OWN SWEET SHOP (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE introduction of a small shop in the Malacca General Hospital has solved the difficulties of both patients and employees of the hospital as far as newspapers, mauazines. and chocolates are concerned. This is the second shop of its kind to
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    CASHMERIAN DANCERS
    35 2 The Royal Cashmerian Dancen began: ir two-day programme at Alexandra Hall, North Bridge Road, last night. A "jr'etv Mro»ramme of Indian dances, •sketches and Hawaain dances, with ip ''""nat* 1 music, was up.
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    A RECORD
    27 2 'Tribune Staff Reporter' Tie Singapore ambulance service was not called upon from 9.30 p.m.. Wedne.s•day niq;ht. till midnight yesterday, contftituting a record for the year.
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    MALACCA "WAR" AGAINST DISTILLER
    133 2 MALACCA WAR AGAINST DISTILLER (Tribune Staff RepwM Malacca. Sov- THE consistent 11I( 1 b> the Malacca E«W partment against ilWj Sistillers has resulted temporary J-^i offences in the &exu ••There are still stray ctf^ countryside/' Ctpt. 0 i» Senior Assistant Super" cise departmen t to w me work under difficult
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    LOTUS CLUB
    10 2 Under the S and friends, piea to attend.
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    LAST RIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    77 3 LAST RIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT rK(li(1 To Ktno". which opened It m.hi at tne Pavilion Theatre Cilieh! mtertainment with a dotah Scott and Hope the leading roles, the film unusually uood supporting Broadrtek. Glenda Farre! ball play prominent picture deals with the ove making which existed betlandolph Scott. Hope Hampton 1
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    UNKNOWN
    182 3 lin ful preparation and sincere ttng oi The Sccneshifters in [ruth About Blayds" deserved h larger audience than was 1 the Victoria Theatre last, I it'.- the ab» nee ol many who had ci to go vaa due to an unite i Lstake In advertising which ol the producers,
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    COURAGE AND PATIENCE
    57 3 COURAGE AND PATIENCE fen J&r? 1 letter to a ninth in date in the bythepL -^^.^vwion of LancaMinister says "The «tt nf n .^rough anxious and latienc* Whlch cal1 for courage hti ).'S q i alities in which W have never been 1 SmS 1 Po llln K tak es
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    FEW BATTLE SHIP
    23 3 The King, accomtttiesSn een> wiU laun <* the ld *ving George the Fifth" U H'bruary 2. next. Their British Official Wireless
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    Legal Restriction
    75 3 Legal Restriction London. Nov. 24.-A request for the removal oi legal restrictions of tfcetr charßin? powers in respect of right was made by B deputation composed oi the chairmen and general managers of lOOT railway companies which waited on the IfiDllter of Transport yesterday. Minister asked the deputation to amplify
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    ENGLISHMEN FOR TURKEY
    33 3 London, Nov. 24—In connection with the recent £10,000,000 loan to Turkey for the development of industrial resources, it is announced that five English have left for Turk*-. British Official Wirrless
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    POLICE ALLEGE MAN KILLED TWO OTHERS BY POISON
    164 3 Sequel To Deaths On Rubber Estate Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. lht > »»"d Mbuti cup of U-a. Kalimuthu, a cooly and Ba iM-nallai, a six-yiar-«ld Tamil boy, were taken ill on Elmina I suit* on Sept. 9. They died while being taken to
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    SHE'S GOT THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION
    53 3 SHE'S GOT THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION lOK SCHOOL this two-piece beige woolen is ideal and is worn by Ann KuUierford. Mstro-Guldwyn-Mayer actress. The tuek-in blouse is Ulored: the stit.hed pleats of the skirt break just below the hipline. The hat is a dark brown felt halo tarn with band of bei
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    LONDON COMMODITIES
    94 4 London Thursday Quite. M Fofward TDeccmber. •> JJ ri»^ward- (J an,Mar, W«- J, 3rd Forward VApr.Uune. gSSSj!" »*W it London Thursday. Previous T day PALM OH < Malaya) unchanged In bulk Nov. Dec. shipment CM-M valut uncnanj. COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) t Nov. Shipment 1V un-io-n ral«e £10 8
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    LONDON SHARE LIST
    142 4 London. Thursday. Distillers Previous 90 9 To-da> 91Change +3d Dunlop Rubber 24 24--— General Electric 77 10 1 78- lV_d Imperial Chemical Industrie. 1 1 V J 31 6 31|4V 2 — l» 2 d Imperial Tobacco 133 I'--133 iy 2 — Anglo-Dutch 27 3 273 —
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE
    62 4 TT. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) .T on Hongkong (closing selling rate) T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) T.T. on New York (closing sellin rate) Previous 178.65 8.57 3 4 8> 2 l.s. 3d. ls. 2d. 466.81 London, Thursday To-aay Chang? 178.69
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    METAL MARKET
    17 4 TIN STANDARD Spot (afternoon (closing price) Previous £2l6 £2l6^., London. Thursday To-day Change £215% £2l6^l
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    BULLION MARKET
    21 4 (-OLD Previous To-da?**' SILVER Per °" £7-9-2 £7-9-2 Chai Spot 4 months' forward 20-18 20-1 16 19-5 8 19-916
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    NEW YORK CABLE
    61 4 Yurk. N U v ftlf-KKK Previoius 1 n_ ■uiA- _v I -• *«__ l'Vi-il* fi 1 H 1 Steadv s u< Tone Buyers 15 13 16 l > 13 10 Spot Sellers 15 15 16 15 15 16 forward Jan Mar. Buyers 15 7 8 15 13
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    Invitations Sent Out For Palestine Conference
    171 4 London. Nov. 2:} IN the Commons to-dav Mi. Malcolm Ma*, donald announced that fon invitations to the Palestine Conference in Lon'don have Ik en id Egypt, Iraq. Saudi Arabia, Trans Jordania and the Jewish Agency. The Government desired the Arab delegation to be represon
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    RUBBER REGISTERS SHARP DECLINE
    284 4 RUBBER in all markets has registered a sharp decline during the week says the rubber market review of Messrs. Stan ton. Nelson and Co., for the week ending yesterday. The lowest point touched In Singapore was 27 cents for Jan March yesterday, but to-day there has
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    DOCKS & SHARES
    745 5 DOCKS SHARES ed By Fraser Company i Nov. 23. 5 p.m. MINING 42 48 28 r 30 r Norn jP a v ng '43,-47!- Norn 25|3 26i3 m 0.62% 0.67% U8|- 24|1.40 1.45 n^ 106 me .lav 21 9 22 9 3 13|6 14,6 0.32 0.36 0 76 0.80 ip
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    187 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS ..pore. Wednesday Batu Stia.; 46 Hong Fati 0.71 uao Hongkong Tin 23 6 25 Jelebihs 0.70 0.75 Kamunting Tin 103 11|6 Katu Tin fJJ KUlinghallf 18 ;6 Kramats 10 6 11 Kucha" 128 132xd Laruts 9'3 1013 Iineuis I 60 l-65xd London Tin fjr *JJ Mambaus 0^50
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      257 5 FRASER 8c COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Tot&l tot W-*l -^Qui>i Booka Dat« a Dl?. yen Tm Close Payable AyerHlUm... 2 f less tax Nov. 8 Nov. 27 Nov. 21 2ft% 20% final Nov 16 Nov 25 Nov 22 30% i; in Bui8 ui 10% final Nov. 21 Nov. 25
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      200 5 B DEBENTURES AND LOANS B7J J; Co. Ltd. $30,000 I 3'V 1937 red. 1962 $2.750,0(K Bt Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 noir Int. May 15 Nov. 15 i au IUU U«r, 1938 red 1958 $4,000,000 BWOAVOn MUNICIPAUTY Int May 1* Nov. S > 01 $400,000 POUMO MUNICIPAL 31 Se
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      163 6 TO-NIGHT 6.15, 9.15 IMVIMOX muzzzizir" lMorous beauty voui.i. ii -m v.W"! n SEE AGAIN ft AGALN T* •THE ROAD to RENO" RANDOLPH SCOTT HOPE HAMPTON HELEN BRODERICK GLBNDA FARRELL. PEPPERY! l.\\(.Y! IiirAKIOIS! i "PERSONAL SECRETARY" \\Ul\ SHE TALKED BACK ill. BOUNCED HER ON HIS i KNEE STARTS SUNDAY IMVILIOX •■•<iciitiiiHiiiii>iiiiiiiiiii.ii>.ii:iiiiiiiiifiiiMiiiiiiiiriliiiiiii
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      116 6 The BEST TAYLOR-AAAdTroJ of ALL! The Yank at Oxford an l his Sweetheart are back again! a v I S'Ste "AMIEN O'fOtilVAN —^TMM»W— > Ml M With Excellent Supporting Programme including: HONG KONG HUB of the ORIENT a splendid Technicolour Travelogue-4 ARMISTICE DAY IN LONDON. JMLaaas I VICTORIA THEATRE j
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    Trace Of Ice-Age Man Found In Forests Of Oregon
    220 7 SERIES in Oregon this sumhave added further evidence man did not occupy the rn world during the ice age he Inly appeared during very early glacial years." the comment of Dr. Frank i 1' o j the Carnegie Institute in to
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    DIVER KILLED BY GIANT OCTOPUS
    95 7 on the Greek island of Paphoa has inTtherf by ftiant octopus wK?le di vSoon after he had descended to the S? bers of the party were roused by violent tugs at the communication cord. n.,^ alis i2 B that Geor Shiou was in difficulties they
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    MAN ACQUITTED
    108 7 'Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. The charge of theft of a locket and chain valued at $21.50 preferred against. an English-speaking Malabari named K. P Damodharam which came up before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court this morning had an abrupt ending when Court Inspector T
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      149 7 POSITIVELY LAST DAY! AT 11 am 3-15 6-15 9-15 P.M. (CONTROLLED BY SHAW BROS. LTD.) iISBN I^^ w^o^n«wonlyth«l«woft*»«iun9U... (!WSSBt> '^Kr A w^° tn#w n 'y «f iov«... B^f,;-,!^. It *Jf I > Tog«?i«rlli«yf«c« I I^^lBBBL^?A' intoldt.rror.^f J Hundreds oi Wild Animals Thousands of Players si:i; i Ait/, ii\riu;s mUk wild
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    Chinese Communists Pledge Lovaltv To Generalissimo
    260 8 Chinese Communists Pledge Lovaltv To Generalissimo NO SECRET ORGANISATION Chungking, Nov. 23. THE "Linos, Communist Party, following a plenary scsrion •^f" M «ff^S!SK 1 has pledged its loyatlv to Marshal Chiang Kai Shel: in tipMing Japan and ha. pronn^d not to establish a secmt orcanisation within the Kuomintaag or th<?
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    TWO NEGRI MURDER
    80 8 TWO NEGRI MURDER RtPOKTs of tuo murders L P»n and in p rt Di, ks n n Seremban this morning 11 A former Chim> e mL with a stab uound jn the jungle and £^J the man must have bein i two days when the b^"S At Port Dick-on ET,
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    Wildest People In Indo-China Have Amazing Customs
    240 8 Wildest People In IndoChina Have Amazing Customs AFTER two years of studies among peoples no Western scientist has ever visited before, a young Swedish ethnologist. Dr. Karl (iustaf Izikowit/, has just returned to Stockholm from the border territories of French Indo-China, China and Burma. The purpose of these researches, which
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    NO PEACE MOVE IN SPAIN
    71 8 NO PEACE MOVE IN SPAIN London, Nov. 23— Mr. Butler "No" when asked in the Commw ther the Government recently hi approaches to both rides in Spa] a view to obtaining a settlement Spanish dispute. Asked why not. he declared th eminent would be only too plej see the end
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    Ho San Kong Hoey
    137 8 the annual meeting of the Ho San Kong Hoey, Association, the foLowinL were elected office-bearers and mem bcrs of council: President— The Hon. Mr. Cheok Huan Cheong M.C. of 53.; Vice-President^-Mr. Gch Boon Han Hon. SecretaryMr. Ng Kek Poh; Hon. Treasurer— Mr Teo Sam Peng; Offlcer-in-charge
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    BELCO-DUTCH PLAN FOR DEFENCE?
    110 8 BELCO- DUTCH PLAN FOR DEFENCE? Amsterdam. Nov. 23— King- Leopold, accompanied by Queen Wilhelmina. visiteu the Fikker Aircraft Factories to-day anj the King was particularly interested in the modern warplanes now being constructed for the Netherlands and for foreign air forces. Later Kins Leopold and the Queen ♦left for The
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      57 8 111l Drawing Crowded Audi TO-NIGHT SIMULTANEOUS AT THE EMPIRE SUf Tanjong Pagar New Worl 7.15 9.30 7.30 SJ Thrills! Chills! Lauj V FLASHING GUN CAME FOR LOVE f j HP^S^R^H I il NI f I V2I PJ Bf If I r I /ohn Tin: winiJ WAYNE W A 1 Blasting!
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    TO PROTECT COUNTRY FROM TANK ATTACK
    305 9 [NG OF STEEL GERMANY EGFRIED LINE CALLED IMPREGNABLE Berlin. IANY'S new iine of fortifications in the West throws rything of a similar character employed during the Great into the shade. It is constructed to resist the most powerful tank atB, and at the same
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    China's Natural Resources
    37 9 tUr a! R n [^litar n> s Committee ol NS 4 a Commission has faUona lllon SQuare kil Government .still h^^. In this area. fa uc >t w« abundant V^v description ''•"•ryjng on th.-
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    ARAB DELEGATION TO RAISE FUNDS IN U.S.
    138 9 ARAB DELEGATION TO RAISE FUNDS IN U.S. Jerusalem. MOHAMMED Jamil Beyhum. a former deputy in the Lebanese Parliament, and Mr. Emile Ghory, a native Christian resident of Jerusalem, have left for America on behalf of the exiled Mufti of Jerusalem, in order to conduct propaganda and raise funds among Arab
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    Proposed Modification In Tennis Ruling
    239 9 Proposed Modification In Tennis Ruling London. KINKED players and the Lawn Tennis Association are to make another attempt to overcome that Constant Perplexity, the service rule. Humbler players will wish them luck. iu "-Antony Sabelli. secretary of me L J.A., has made known this lalest effort to simplify the "footfault"
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    DOCKED WITHOUT TUGS
    206 9 The Queen Mary's Feat At New York New York. THt: Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary surprised the strikers and pier officials alike here when she made what officials described as a "nearly perfect" docking in New York Harbour without the assistance of tugs. Owing to a
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      89 9 Crossgf Bladaydl sj Essences ofVAMllAlr-Sz ALMOND^LEMON <g> ■the IdetJ flavourings «Ss» frnPuddinqslCMtml, W&& /7<?s, lakes, etc. Try C B's Essences when next you arc making pastry, custard and blanc-mange. Taste ilu- delicious flavour it imparts. Listen to the wonderful comments ih.ir are surf f<> be made *T^^J» mk! \i>u will
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday. Nov. 25, 1938. CHINA'S HEROISM
    327 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday. Nov. 25, 1938. CHINA'S HEROISM WHEN I return to my country, I shall tell my fellow country men and women that the suffering inflicted on China to-day beggars description and will for ever remain a lasting disgrace to the nation which is the cause of it."
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    Eden Will Be Prime Minister Of Britain
    823 10 Eden Will Be Prime Minister Of Britain SOME DA 1 BEOWULF weighs up the chances of Anthony Eden, now busy with come-back speeches, becoming Prime Minister. •Britain MUSi stout! fl ANTHONY EDEN'S latest speeches indicate that be is preparing very shrewdly for the time when he will supplant Neville Chamberlain
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    58 10 The bis^est Public Health Exhibiti u *-vcr tuld m Britain has opened at .he Royal Aur cuiiura^ efiab |es tW ton, London. Here Is a portable ra lio transmitting and receiving set for use in an a mbul;inC J. w s). driver to keep in touch with the hospital to
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      31 10 To-day's White Label Announcement There are women wlio would rather dye than let ethers know they are grey And some people would sooner die than be deprived of DEW AIR'S W.P.S.-M
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    U.S. RAILWAYS' BID TO RECAPTURE lOST PATRONAGE
    392 11 TRAINS HAVE NURSES AND COCKTAIL BARS MHT TO WIN BACK TRAFFIC FROM AIR LINES New York. fOCKTAIL bars and nursemaid service, as well as faster trains and reduced fares, are among the weapons used by United States railways in their fight to recapture
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    Chinese Raid Aerodrome
    35 11 Chinese Raid Aerodrome Cungsiang, Hupeh, Nov. 14. |\ARING Chinese troops raided the u Japanese aerodrome at Hofei in central Anhwei on Sunday, destroying four Japanese planes and five army lorries, according to reports received here.
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    Germany Sounds Britain On Limitation Of Air Armaments
    273 11 Germany Sounds Britain On Limitation Of Air Armaments NO CONCRETE RESULT 'I Berlin IT is understood that soundings are proceeding between Britain and Germany with a view to exploring the possibilities of limiting air armaments, but it is gathered that K these have not yet reached a cont crete stage.
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    British Civil Aviation
    202 11 32 MILLION MILES FLOWN IN 1937 MEW evidence of the continued growth of British civil aviation is Riven in "Civil Aviation Statistical and Technical Review, 1937" which has now been published. Statistics show that Imperial Airways, together with its associated companies on the Empire routes, flew over
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    PARIS LAGS BEHIND
    216 11 German Superiority h The Air EXPERTS here emphasise that tlfl French air arm must make great effort to compete with Gen man construction. OM authority declares that French production varies between 40 and 60 aeroplanes a month as compared with Germany's 500 a month The Air Minister,
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      153 11 THE SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING. In accordance with the decision of the Annual General Meeting, the Committee of the above Society has now re-drafted the Rules of the Society, and notice is hereby given that a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING will be held in the Victoria Memorial Hall on
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    BRITAIN'S LATEST AND GREA WINTER CHARM
    375 12 BRITAIN'S LATEST AND GREA WINTER CHARM rhn worlds nuisi uerfectlv streamlined plane. Frobisher latest addition to Imperial Airways' European fleet— is being prepared trdllf.hr 'O m He an hour schedule on the Zurich route. Developed from ine 'Comet" piane that won the Melbourne air race «ne michine ofrfmifar K,"e to
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    Fruit Is So Good For You
    1792 14 Containing as it does vitamins and nourishment, fruit should play a prominent part in the daily menu. ANY theories rorwifd at the present time concerning dietitic.s. but authorities arc agreed upon one point and that is that the liberal use of fresh ilt. salads,
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    ANAEMIA is a DANGER SIGNAL
    1298 15 ANAEMIA is a DANGER SIGNAL Unchecked, it may lead to rickets and prevent proper growth. Taken in time it is a condition which can be cured by the right diet. i f{ •»<■>■• UMIIIUIIIMIIIII -JL B I HERE is a diet which is suitable for children with a tendancy towards
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      438 16 BY PiOand BRITISH INDIA LINES <fI*COKPORATED IN ENGLAND) Outwards lonnafe Spore Tonnage re 1938 1959 BANGALORE «.000 In port SOUDAN 0,500 Jan. 13 CHITRAL Ia.UOO Dec. 2 RANCHI 17.000 Jan. 13 rAKTHAGE 15.000 Dec 16 RANPURA 17.000 Jan. 17 BHUTAN H5 Dec. 17 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Feb. 10 BEHAR «,000 Dec
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    IF YOU HAVE GUNS JOIN THE MILITIA
    307 17 General Wu's Message To Kwangtung "THE FIGHT MUST CONTINUE Canton JHE KWANGTUNG FORCES HAVE EFFECTED a strategic retreat from Canton with its strength intact and are able to continue resistance against the Japanese. The withdrawal from Canton was acted upon with orders, and
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    FRANCO-GERMAN PACT PLAN
    82 17 Paris. Nov. 23.— 1t Ls officially announced that Herr Von Ribbenirop wIU «hortlv be visiting Paris for the conclusion cl a rranc^-utimuii peace pact. It is added that the pact will .j.nutk- a declaration of In. na./np bet w«cn Germany and France, the recognition of each oinera
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    56 17 Firm Europe (London Malls) by 8.1 'R:ibna> to-day. Delivery or boxholders' letter* cniy and general delivery of .eit.ro at 9 am. F:om Europe &c. (London) by Air (Imperial) to-day. from Australia, Netherlands indies etc. by Air (Qantas) to-day. Delivery j! boxhclders' loiters only at 3 p.m. and general
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      238 17 OSTAL INTELLIGENCE TO-DAY "Imperial 1 Nov. 25 2 pm mi>er a I: 25 2 p.m'. npi rii jr 25 2 pm •Qar.tas' 25 7.45 a.m. "Imperial 25 2 p.m. I T mperia^ 25 2 pm. Kn and Palestine ;J mpcna f, 25 2 p.m. su 1 and I"" land Initial"
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      26 17 Accelerated Departure I The s.s. Scharnhorst for Philippine Wands. Mails previously announced as I doting at 10 a.m. to-day will now close iat 9 a.m. to-day.
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      138 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVHS OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Plancius 20 1 1 Bangalore 18 2 3 Kanto Maru 17 2 3 Kola 16 2 3 Victoria 14 2 3 J. P. Coen 11 2 3 Scharnhorst 11 2 3 Dempo 7
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    New Drug Turns "Lambs" Into "Lions"
    151 18 New Drug Turns "Lambs" Into "Lions" THE effects of a remarkable new drug which is he]p, ng cej of people to succeed in their work and reducing co and fatigues have been reported to the American Psychok elation in Ohio. Ical The drug, a concentrated h jdermic is an artificial
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    Liverpool As A War Port
    313 18 Liverpool As A War Port HECLARING that n war had scended on this country d the past crisis, the port of Live would have been called upd undertake great responsibilities Minister of Transport, the Hon. E. Leslie Bur^in. LLD, went on to say "Had the test come, all you; nius,
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      420 18 ON THE RADIO PNOV. 25 I SINGAPORE j ZHL 225 mftrrs (143 mcis) /HP 30% metres '9.69 mcjs) p m. h 00 Chinese musict 8 15 Children's programme 1 Mandarin). ti 30 Chinese music' 7 00 Children's programme (English) 730 Time, weather, new.s and announcements. 7.41) "From (he Studio Armcaair".
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      428 18 TRANSMISSION 5 <;SB 9.51 Mc.s 01.55 in.) vm. fl 40 Chamber music series— 5: Beethoven. David Martin tCanaUian Violinist) and Myers Fov Z'ix (Pianoforte 1 IOS Eric Shrirapton 1 electric and Spanish Guitars) 7 20 Florence Nightingale'*— th? lieroine of the Crimea, pUiy by L. du Garde Peach, production by
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      368 18 NIROM YfK: 15.15 Mcs <19.8 m.) a.m. G.20 Gymnastics. 6.35 Light gramophone music. 6.50 Time signal Gramophone musii (continued). 7.50 Close down. 8.50 Opening. Madam Curie— Discj' ery of Radium: talk by Pro?. Dr. B. J. van der Plaat*>. 10 20 Close down. 10.50 Time signal. Opening, Mantovani and his
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    UNKNOWN
    333 19 Titles jone Were Grossest Indecency Tribm* Stli Reporter) j,, ,h. Wednesday. •M\KKlN«.'^t«he case was oneoftheWorstofiUkW hat the titles of the book> .denote --i^est inde cency ible. the Hon. Mr. J» C M. Murray Aynslcy Hfr e( 'l the appwd «f A ima of the Railway Bo* |poh uho appealed
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    PEASEMENT PLAN SHELVED?
    54 19 PEASEMENT PLAN SHELVED? 23. -In answer to o teSJ? ll WM proposed to ministers to come to turn of the Prime Minis fccivi Genua »y the Chancellor referred the CoinWwer by Mr. Chamberhe gave a nega--1 enquiry whether any members of the BriHsemi' 1 aov ernments to dift- was contemplated
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    41 19 Mr. Waltei Elliot, the Minister of Health, opened the biggest Public Health Exhibition ever held in Britain at the Royal Agricultural Hall in Iflißfton, London Photo shows Mr. Walter Elliot in the driver's seat of a new street-cleaning machine. (Planet News).
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    Canton Must Be Taken Quickly
    268 19  - Canton Must Be Taken Quickly Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Nov. 24. rpHE China Central Government has ordered that the campaign in Kwangtun? should be accelerated, and that the rity of Canton must be recaptured within a limited time. It is revealed that Marshal Chiang '^ai Shek is personally directing operations
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    CONCESSION RATES FOR SPORTS TEAMS
    107 19 CONCESSION RATES FOR SPORTS TEAMS Singapore, Thursday. Vtl sports team* travelling by rail Hill be conveved at single nrifY book fare for the double tourney, either first second or tlird class, from Dec. 15, the TribWM is officially informed. Jn addition to the players not mm thin five persons may
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    Chong Cheng School
    34 19 4 t tho mnual weettni of tjv Ciiong STIS &T8&: r-t'i-v Mr Tail Kim Owtn; ton. sff £T KUm T,k Boon Khub Se Sm, n law. Ho MM UH Kim Tian.
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    STILL FIGHTING IN ETHIOPIA
    61 19 London. Nov. 23-Ask-d to he Com mons whether a settlement h reached bv the Italian and Ethiopian Government* in accordance ln ~l national law. Mr. Butler stated hat according to information gg^U^ggJ eminent had now established contro over Ethiopia with the exception of on. particular area
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    Plan Of Lord Nuffield
    314 19 Plan Of Lord Nuffield I ond »n. Nov. tt. OBI) Nuffield announced to- d.tv that he intend* to provide every hospital :md institution in Britain and the Umpire with an "iron lunu." S»me fcrgt hospitals may ha v» three or four. It is nptCtad that all the nun tunfl required
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    WHAT IS IDEAL NUMBER FOR A TOURING CRICKET TEAM?
    1009 20 t Tennis Ranking i List Provokes Discussion n (From Our Own Correspondent) uf London, Nov. 11. i«HAi should be the size of a touring cricket team? The question is W prompted by the news that two of Hammonds men sustained slight
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    NOSEY-PARKER
    49 20 NOSEY- PARKER Biggest Public Health Exhibition ei leld in Britain has opened at tl Royal Agricultural Hall in Mm?U London. Picture shows the late automatic pas and oxygen appartt for use in teeth extractions ai 3ther operations. It is control* by the respirations ef the patio (Plan ft News).
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    Chinese Herb Doctors Playing Their Craft At War Front
    283 20 WORKING side by side with hundreds of skilled Chinese surgeons and nurses is an army of native physicians through whose effective treatment thousands of wounded and sick soldiers are cured and sent to the battlefield again, it is report€d. These native
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    142 20 xt r 1 bv K-^ Arrived from J, ro f RadsinJ plane -PK-AFJ'-Mr. Pro. yan and Mrs. Prof. Bpn-ic Mr DMr. Dr. SchyveschuunWr. r Mr Mr Baron von R f j Dcngen. Mr. Qdbnek. U* JsSTVr.T. CKIUVt hv KNI.LM. Left for Saigon b, K- ffl M PK-AFJ--Ml-.
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    Refugees Flock To British Territory
    226 21  -  -Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanyang Siang Pau Chungking, Nov. 24. m numlnrs oi refugees are pouring into British territory after lent had been reached between British and Chinese au- refugee W&Ut has been established from Paoanshien towards Sumchun. Fifty thousand refugees fleeing to British territory
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    Colony Transfers Bitterly Opposed
    111 21 Colony Transfers Bitterly Opposed Paris, Nov. 24. NT \n-lo-French declaration riigtresotatfa* not to cede u demanded by the Ree Federal, one of the largest on the rtehi of the Chamber. m Sung -chiy attended by a of senators also belonging to IP communion* was issued o hope that the visit
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    23 21 Nov. 24.— The commerce com chamber rejected the Commun lon demanding the abolition of ee laws by 8 to 7 votes.— Reuter
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    MAN AMBASSADOR SAILS
    14 21 (fork, N» 24.— The German bujr Heir DeeckhofT sailec b- Reuter
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    ROYAL OAK
    17 21 fOak' sailed in brilliant sun;day with King Haakon and Pnnce Olaf standing on the Reuter
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    29 21 r tol j Singapore c.;ts S«lan g .r C««.U h Wk ey mauh .tH.- f L^Ouen yesterd,,. which <he Colts won by five goals to one. Game was scrappy.
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    COLONIAL POLICY
    33 21 London, Nov. 24. There will be a debate on colonial policy in the House of Commons en Dec. 7 on a private memoei s-motion Horn the Labour benches. British Official Wireless
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    FOURTEEN DEAD
    28 21 London. Nov. 24. The death roll one of the severest gales on record, which nrept the whole of British Isles yesterdav. reached fourteen- British Official Wireless
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    Pirow A Free-Lance
    44 21 London, Nov. 22.— Questioned in the Commons en Mr. Pirow's visit to Europe. Mr. MacDonald stated that Mr. Pirow is not authorised to commit the Government in any conversat ons will the Germent in any conversatims with the Ger•nan Government Reuter
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    Premier's Informal Talks With French Ministers
    71 21 Premier's Informal Talks With French Ministers Paris, Nov. 24. IT is understood that Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax had valuable and interesting conversations at the Quai d'Orsav last night though these were after dinner talks lather than official discussions. Alter dinner Mr. Chamberlain conferred at length with the French ministers
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    European Jews Flock To Palestine
    173 21 European Jews Flock To Palestine 1 Jerusalem, Nov. 24. OINCE the start of present anti-Jewish drive in Germany over ten thousand applications are understood to have been made by Jews in Palestine for immigrants on permits for near relatives in Germany. It is gathered applicants will undertake to support their
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    FRENCH STRIKE WILL BE BIGGEST EVER
    157 21 FRENCH STRIKE WILL BE BIGGEST EVER Piris, Nov. 24. TilIK administrative commissioner 1 of of C.(i.T. (French equivalent to British T.U.C.) will meet tomorrow to decide the day next week on which a general protect strike against the decree laws will take place, declared M. Frachon, assistan' general secretary, C.C.T.
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    Oscar Pirow Meets Hitler
    38 21 London, Nov. 24— A press message from Munich states that Mr. Pirow. South African Defence Minister, arrived at Berghof, Herr Hitler's residence at Berchtesgaden, at eleven o'clock this morninu for conversations.— British Official Wireless
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    AIR MINISTER
    32 21 London. Nov. 24.— When fllr Kingsley Wood visits the Aero Exhibition at Paris on Dec. 3 he will have the opportunity to meet the French Air Minister. British Official Wireless
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    Return Visit
    26 21 A Hague message states that Queen Wilhelmina will pay a return visit to King Leopold of the Belgians next spring or early summer. Reuter
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    FAVOURITES OBLIGE ON FIRST DAY OF KUALA LUMPUR MEET
    749 22 Governor Present At Races Kuala Lumpur. Thursday DKIGHT sunny weather and a big hol.day crowd which included His B Excellency the High Commissioner and Lady Thomas and many Otber visitors from outstations attended the opening day of the Sk>e meeting in
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    89 22 Kate 1: Hilarity $20 and $16. Blue Bluff $17. Anaconda $30. Race I: Jackie Mac S32 and Miss Kod $10. Out $8. Kate Twinkling Eyes $23 &$< Army Contractor $10. Glamour $10 Race 4: Judith Anton $18 and $9. Foxy $11. Marnell $13. Rate 3: Sam
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    24 22 Pit Wue shows L, d«* Silva (Selangor Colts) trying to evade G. Ross is.rcl at yesterday- padang hockey fixture, which the Kecs. won. I
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    BIG SWEEP
    43 22 1. Dazzle ,i| 2. Mandai ;;j 3. Wiley Friar uj Starters: Cheerful Eyes Z3I Gallant Maggie US Jonathan !S Fan can \'i Happy Boy 311 Ever Green Emperor Kublai V& Ocuble Totes: 1. 1!) tickets I each) t 12 tickets!! each).
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    KEPPEL FOURBALL GOLF COMPETITION
    160 22 FOLLOWING «s the draw ti Keppel November Foori Competition to be played on morn ins" 8.25 a.m. W. A. <J*J*»J R. J. Fennie <13> v«. F H. Bradfl and J. W. Russell (21). 8.30 a.m. C. A. R. BatemjnJ J G M Millar U8» vs. G.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    44 22 The following H represent the Posr Ort irß e with the ground** morrow at the ™P** Tec k. goon Roadr-Sa^Siji rtes. J. Stoddart A. v t NO Aslah. H. Taib. Har i£ n^ Taib, Tee Slang. Ja ],l. dullah Kerchot. Ka Cheong
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      57 22 WRESTLING TSET SAT 26*. Nov. NEW-WORLD ARENA f IMM K rill I Xf. ;k CHAMPION OF CHINA— UNDEFEATED frti Vii 6 10 Min Rds ~M lIAKSIII SIM. II 1 l&IICH SENSATION) J f Rahekm Bl'\ M vs. 6-5 Min. Rds Jb^ MM 111 A! UUA. %J JECI GOLDSTEIN vs. SARDAR
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    TWO SELANGOR SIDES LOSE IN SINGAPORE
    832 23 Holiday llo< k< > 9 \C GIVE GOOD DISPLAY hockey teams from Selangor, the Colts and the Casuals. Singapore yesterday, met the Recs. and the local Colts .j v Selangor Colts lost to the Recs. by the odd goal in 1 the Casuals, too,
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    DIFFICULTY IN PASSING
    16 23 DIFFICULTY IN PASSING R. Thof (Singapore Colts) hesitates. Incident in yesterday's Hong Urn I Green hockey.
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    JIM 'SPIDER' KELLY WINS FEATHER-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
    100 23 JIM 'SPIDER' KELLY WINS FEATHER-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP Belfast, Nov. 24. JIM "SPIDER" KELLY of Londonderry outpointed Benny Caplan, Londoner, in fifteen rounds and became the new British and Kmpire feather- weight champion. Spectnt;rs who watched the congest numbered 8,000. Kelly was the anrwaor throuehou' Caplan's bcxing WBJ so rlrvrr that th<
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    USEFUL B. P.
    59 23 The u.st'iui Badminton Party ol Singapore will be rlHttnt Malacca an;l Seremban during the Christmas holidays and play one game In each ci ntre Memben who are dealroua »i makm the trip should communicate imm«-di itely with the hon ecretary, Mr. Wit VCim Wet- 544 Buona Vista
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    DANCING FEET
    68 24 While famous ex-husband Franchot Tone has forsaken screen for stage, Joan Crawford after a spate of pictures in which she has been give n "actinu" parts returns now to dancing role in her latest picture, being made in Hollywood at the moment. MXJ.M. have not announced its title,
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    AMOK SEPOY KILLS THREE BRITISH OFFICERS
    103 24 AMOK SEPOY KILLS THREE BRITISH OFFICERS Pershawar, Nov. 24. JHREE British officers and two Indians of other ranks of the Fourth Battalion, 2nd Punjab Regiment, camping at Nowshera were shot dead by a sepoy who ran amok while on sentry duty in the officers lines. After the sepoy, brandishing his
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    GERMAN POLICE GO "COLONIAL"
    84 24 GERMAN POLICE GO "COLONIAL" Berlin. N 0 ■>* forces in Germanv7 r A riOtts southern cross on the* i!* as an indication "hit L lelt i holding the tra d S fV 1 German Colonial m£P*\ nounced here. lX Kiel police will 'uphold tk. tion" of the former fo^S eroons;
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    FIRST MAN TO DIE UNDER NEW LAW
    72 24 FIRST MAN TO DIE UNDER NEW LAW Berlin, Nov. 24.— The flat mi executed under the new law aga bandits and gangsters, pra three days ago, is Hans Hahiu He was beheaded in Ploetzena this morning for the murder of driver The law. which has been 1 consequence of the
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    STILL WILLING TO MEDIATE
    104 24 A SKED in the Commons by Mr. Arthur *V Henderson to make a statement on ihp recent discussions between the British ambassador and Marshal ChJans Kji Shek, If? I<. A. Butler said the ambasradof recently visited Central and Wtt tern China in course of his duties
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    Japanese Advance Near Hongkong
    134 24 Hongkong. Nov. 2 THE Japanese troops art advancing southwards from Sheklung are approaching dangerously near Hongkong's border. Refugees and wounded soldiers arriving at the border \\m Shumchun this morning report that fighting is program? at w ong, which is only twenty miles distant. J Meanwhile a
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    51 24 London. Thursday. Rome. Nov 24. Six seamen were killed and one injured in a collision between the 10.000-ton Italian cruiser Pola" and the destroyer "Lampo," due to the latter's rudder failing to act. The Lampo" was considerably damaged but the "Pola" sustained only trifling damage.-
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      102 24 M Bombay Tailoring Co. ARMY CONTRACTORS— GENERAL MERCHANTS I Ute Contractor To The Ist. Bn. Royal Inniskil'in ff Fosiliers. r 332 ORCHARD ROAD— PHONE NO. 4349 I We have pktliurg to announce that we I have opened inrr new premises o/ 2 Tailors d- Shoe-makers at Orchard S S Road.
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