Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1928

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune fd XV. -No. 277 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1928 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Monday, November 26, 1928.
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      206 1 UPTON'S CEYLON TEA. TOl CANNOT BETTER THE BEST. ESESiESHSHSHSHSHSHSHS2SESaSHSHSHSHSZHESHSHSHi Race Photos 1 I Can be obtained from j A. P. S. STUDIO J (AMATEUR PHOTO STORE), I I MEYER'S MANSIONS (OPPOSITE CATHEDRAL) 109, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. S 'Phone SSO. What is the Wafer j i Camera 9 I It
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      260 1 Washing Suitings .fC**** /Cr AS/ /V/ /y For Tropical Wear f HIGH STREET W Singapore. I C 1) I l Now is the time I VESTA Sewing Machine The most popular and up-to-date Machine in the World. Complete with X attachments and book of instructions. I I *If you want
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    Labour Leader in Germany.
    1038 2 SPEECH IN THE REICHSTAG. Skilful Retorts to Interviewers. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune.") Berlin, October 20. Of the many illustrious guests who have lately passed through the German capital, few have caused a greater commotion than Mr. Mac Donald, Britain's first Labour Premier and, if certain
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      219 2 jwrTiTEAWAYsj j S 1 Wm 'MM—— i'niTjTTTi.,mrmiim niiiiiiimi in H Whiteaways Toy Bazaar which is now open 'has most Wonderful Attractions this year and is Entertaining every I day both Children and Adults. The above Illustration I 1 Depicts the Teddy Bears Wedding with the Amusing jj Antics of the
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      1058 2 SINGAPORE BREWERY LIMITED, (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) NOTICE is hereby given that the abovenamed )rriDa is issuing a Prospectus dated the 23rd day of October \s\' copy of which has been filed with the Registrar of < omna inviting subscriptions at par for 450,000 Ordinary Shares iff! each. 51
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    FOREST RESEARCH.
    504 3 Dehra Dun Institute Inquiry. ''Hi?dV- N^^ hi J COrresp()ndent of the »S" understands that the Education Department of the Government of India Mare under active consideration the appointment of three committees of enquiry ™Z™SrV*l warding may be expected m the next few months fkfSSS?' the first enquiry will
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    VENICE OF THE EAST.
    291 3 American Writer on Siam's Capital. Educated in Europe, the last two rulers of Siam have taken back to Bangkok a quaint infusion of Western customs. Bangkok, the Venice of the East, is an up-to-day city. It has an aeroplane service, electric trains, a tabloid newspaper in
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      178 3 "i~ II |\M\ I YOU WILL HAVE I mmW %i T0 GET UP PBETTV EARI V T0 F,ND A BETTER BRAND \W PHOENIX I H Aerated Waters. f PHONE 3463. I //'7/tv/ Beauty and Charm To maintain daintiness and t^ m yL\ mI i i tßsMt v freshness, even after
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      15 3 Train your hair to stay in place easily —safely—with ft KEEPS THE HAIR IN PLACE
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      232 3 (lĔLW/ KEEP I frTTpHIS BOTTLE\y73 I side yj^tl) NOTICE JL $S -7$ v EMBROCATION JS jS Semboh-kan: kepala-pusing, Dada-sjuk, P rot- kern bong, Sakit-pmggang, Tulang-sengal,Luka Digigit-Kena Bisa. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above Trade Mark is our property and is used by us in respect of medicated oil, balm
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    THE NEW CHINA-XVI.
    1955 4 IMPORTATION OF EUROPEAN IDEALS CONCERNING MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. Female Education. AESTHETICS VS. UTILITY. (By L. M. —Our Special Correspondent.) [ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] Certainly the Chinese are not slow to take advantage of the change whicch is now fashionable. They have shown an agility of mind, that may
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    72 4 A Nanking telegram states that the Public Health Reconstruction Committee, which was recently organized jointly by the National Reconstruction Committee and the Ministry of Public Health, ia planning to open a Central Hospital for the Capital. The Committee is also considering the construction of a sanatorium at Tangshan Hot Springs.
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      412 4 I "I3ROTECT yourself from the I B JL^ dangers that lurk in dark- I 1 Mtm ness, light the way in safety with I I mLWm an Eveready Flashlight... The I I Koj most powerful and dependable I I W I*l flashlight made. I 1 111 Ask to see our
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      252 4 1 ll<l(tjll jl I DANCE IN YOUR OWN HOME 3 The best from Broadway and the West End, all the ban<i< whose fi J names you know-Hylton's, Savoy Havana, Waring'? Perm. Cj U sylvanians, and dozens more, calling you to dance. Ever I of the saxophone, pvery stunt of the
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    HONG KONG'S HEALTH.
    312 5 Dr. Wellington's New Appointment. A hint as to the whys and wherefores of Dr. Wellington's appointment as Director of Medical, and Sanitary Services, Hong Kong, (a newly constituted appointment), may perhaps be found (suggests the "Malay Mail") in the following questions propounded at last week's meeting of
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    MISSING DIAMONDS.
    202 5 Must Have Been Stolen in Singapore. Colombo, November 14. The sensational diamond theft case has ended rather tamely, at least as far as Ceylon is concerned, for it is positively declared that the good name of Ceylon has been established. Combined investigations were made by the Criminal Investigation
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    EXCHANGES.
    75 5 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] London, November 25. Paris 124.1 New York 4.85 1/32 Brussels 34.89 Geneva 25.19 Amsterdam 12.***** Milan 92.55 Berlin 20.35 Stockholm 18.14 Copenhagen 18.19 Oslo 18.19 Vienna 34.495 Prague 163 75 Helsingfors 192.75 Madrid 30.08 Lisbon 108.5 Athens 375 Bucharest 805.5 Rio 5 29/32
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    33 5 Orders for week ending Sunday December 2: Thursday, November 29. —Band Practice, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, December L —Swimming Cup, V.M.C.A. Pool, 2.30 p.m. Association Parade, Raffles Institution, 3.45 p.m.
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    197 5 At an inquest held before Mr. O. E. Venables, the Seremban Magistrate, on the body of a Chinese named Quee Sang, who fell from a lorry and received fatal injuries, Seng Chiap, driver of the lorry, stated that he was travelling to Seremban from the Railway goods shed. The lorry
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      556 5 59, SELEGIE ROAD, SINGAPORE. We have just received a large variety of BEAUTIFULLY DRESSED DOLLS, of all sizes, Prices ranging from 25 cts. $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.25, $3.75. m 56.75, $10.50, $11.50, $15.00 to $25.00. I rHRisiMAS TREE DECORATIONS. j Per box of one doz. Fruits or Globes
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      496 5 DRY ECZEMA ON ARMS AND LIMBS RITISH f I STONEWARE Sleep. HeaNby Cuticura. I DRAINPIPES S I 4", 6" &9" DIAMETER P rash, and I lost weeks of sleep on ffl I account of the burning and itchine B S The trouble lasted two years. N Lar 8® Stocks on
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      327 6 I PAVILION jj] THONE 903 I |"'FROM TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26. jjj I At 9.15 p.m. sharp. g I The Latest PATHE GAZETTE I I POLA NEGRI I Ithe womanon trial. I BEBE DANIELS 1 I IN 8 SENORJTA. I S IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.50
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      190 6 Amusements. I ALHAMBRA i jj THONE 909 jj (TAN CHENG KEE Co, Ltd, Proprietors) a m a I PROGRAMME 1 Commencing Thursday, November 22 1 and ending Tuesday, November 27. a cj }j IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. SHARP. THE LATEST EMPIRE NEWS. I 0 If j First
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      241 6 GAIETY CINEMA taction Albert and Bexicoolen Str*«U 'PHONE No. 3156. FROM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 TO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. LATEST SCREEN SNAPSHOTS THE FOUitILUSHER Starring MARIAN NIXON and GEORGE LEWIS The love affair of a shoe clerk and aa heiress. Breezy Romantic Speedy! Humorous!
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      140 6 SURINA THEATRP North Bridge Road. h.l N o. 2bi. It is not often that we recommend one of our am 10n to case of this week's Super Spy JJ! m toe remiss in our duty not to err" W uld appreciation of a great arti-t and I, Lm lc<i i
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    134 7 fihips Alongside the Wharves or F.xpected to Arrive. Singapore. November 26. «*'t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). t«mag 22; Rajula 20. *«ia Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Kathlm Head IS; Mijer 16; City of Lincoln 13; Pres. Garfield 11; Titan 8; Saarbrucken 7. ■■pire Dock (Entrance Gate 3). 'IT; Ipoh
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    ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
    126 7 Annual Meeting of K. L. Branch. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 24. The annual meeting of the Kuala Lumpur branch of St. George's Society was held at the Selangor Club last evening. The Hon. Mr. D. F. Topham was elected President] and Mr. J. M.
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    BANGKOK BRIDGE.
    66 7 King's Anniversary Contribution. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, November 24. The Minister of Commerce is out of danger. His Majesty the King has sanctioned the building of the Cross River road Bridge National Memorial, the first thing planned by the dynasty for its 160 th anniversary. Its foundation
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    N. Y. RUBBER EXCHANGE.
    219 7 Year's Dealings Total 471,000 Tons. According to the third annual report of the Rubber Exchange of New York, Inc., the total contracts on the Exchange from September 1, 1927, to August 31, 1928, totalled 188,400, or 471,000 tons, representing a value of $295,000,000 (say £59,000,--000). The
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    RATTAN FOR ARMED MEN.
    69 7 Chinese Get 18 Months and Fifteen Strokes. Two Chinese were each sentenced to 18 months' r.i. and fifteen strokes of the rnttan by the District Judge (Mr. C. H. G. Clarke) this morning. Acting on information received, DetectiveInspector Dale and a party of plain clothes men
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    71 7 City Opera Vaudeville at the Victoria Theatre. The second performance of the City Opera artists at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday night attracted a bigger audience. The "Oriental Dance" was the most appreciated item in the programme, which consisted of entirely different members. Miss Calloway and some of
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    74 7 The "President Garfield" arrived from China this morning, bringing in the mails from Hong Kong and Manila. The Norweg an Steamer, Prondido, (Capt. Jacobsen), arrived from Palembang yesterday with a consignment of coal, and will leave for Bangkok to-morrow. The P. and O. "Khyber" has left Hong Kong,
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    HOME MARKET.
    76 7 London, November 23. Manchester Market. BV4Mb. Shirtings, fair (new basis) 40's Grey Yarns, Single twist 18% 6 lb. T. Cloth, fair—24 yards Liverpool Market. Cotton— Fully Middling American 10.84 Egyptian Cotton 18 t,J Metals. Tin—Standard 3 months £232.0.0 Produce. Copra, fair merchantable Black Pepper White Pepper ls 11
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    MOTOR-CYCLISTS DEATH.
    353 7 Serem ban-Port Dickson Road Tragedy. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, November 23. The Port Dickson Magistrate held an inquest recently into the circumstances attending the death of Mr. V. T. Selvadorai, of the P.W.D., Seremban, who lost his life in a motoring accident, as reported in our columns
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    A DEVOTED WIFE.
    307 7 Tries to Get Husband Out of Foreign Legion. A young wife and mother, who lives in the heart of London's most exclusive professional colony, is carrying on a determined campaign for the release of her husband frcm the Spanish Foreign Legion, and for his return to his
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    PREVENTING PIRACY.
    236 7 Canton Launches Two NewGunboats. Two new river gunboats. Chung Yen and Chung Kai, have been launched by the Canton Government to increase their efforts to prevent piracy. Admiral Chan Chak, at the launching ceremony, emphasised the great necessity of clearing South China seas of pernicious pirate activities, which
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    31 7 Arrivals. Le Maire, Dut. 2,000 tons, Capt. Van d. Wal, from B. Deii 26-11; for Penangr 26-11. Alting, Dut. 795 tons, Capt. Visser, from Dj*mbi 26-11; for Djambi 28-11.
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    36 7 The rate of issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 154 equal to $100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 1 56 equal to $100.
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1475 7 FINANCE COMMERCE. PRODUCE. p- 0 VT Singapore, Nov em bar 24. Rjce, Sam No. 1 per Koyan $337 4 Rnv-k g.,,^ Rice, Siam 2 s£ia j d Buyer* Sellers Rice, Siam 3 till 1X S d ?n k Pepper 64 00 Rice Saigon 1 !SS Igf? nd Copra 10.25 10.25
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      404 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SALE—Manufacturers' samples to be cleared at very cheap prices: Toys, Statuettes, Perfumes, Artificial flowers, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Musical boxes, Electric Lamps, Fancy articles for presents, etc. Apply to the Franco Eastern Trading Co., 2b Finlayson Green, Singapore. THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) Ĕ SINGAPORE BRANCH:
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      453 7 SINGAPORE DIARY. To-day November 26. T-dv- 9-8 a m 955 pmiW k Society Meeting, Europe, 5.15 St- i m <CC A v. H.U.5.8., S.C.C. flcK-ko o- v s.R.C, S.R.C. Hockt> M c A v st j.0.8.. V.M.C.A. *£fperformance: Dress Rehearsal, Vie. To morrow. November 27. Tll]( 9 9.43 a.m., 10.43
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
    40 8 Births. iMarriages and Deaths. ACK N() W LEDG M ENT. Mr. Teo Peng Joo and family th.-.rk their relatives and friends who kindh attended the funeral of the late Mr. n Chan and those who sent wreaths, etc.
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    DEATHS.
    76 8 Mrs. Chua Tye Nam, nee Tan Kirn Boey, beloved mother of Chua Ah Kow of G. H. Kiat Co., Ltd., at her resident 38-A Fern Hill Road, on November 25, 1928, age 65 years. Bu'-ial to-day at 5 p.m. at Bidadari. NAMAZIE—At G a.m. on November 24, at No.
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    "SLEEPY HOLLOW" AWAKES?
    804 8 Malacca is not moribund. It merely sleeps—or so tradition holds, and who are we to flout tradition ?—and there are signj that it is awakening. It has a very "live" member of the Legislative Council in the Hon. Mr. I Tan Cheng Lock, and en the testimony
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    984 8 Telegrams may now be sent from the Newton Post Otfice. A list of jurors for Singapore for 1929 is published in the "Government Gazette." The next meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Monday, December 10. The Hoon Chip Club and the Yeong Chew Thong Lut Seah, Singapore,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    509 8 Mr. E. J. Bennett, of Met i r Co., has left Penang for Sir Mr. R. O. MacGregor has I a probationer in the Police Colony. The name of Mr. George v added to the Commission of Singapore. Prince Kambaeng Bejra. Commerce and Communica'i seriously ill. Inspector
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STOCKS.
    87 8 c •Fa •< The Deputy Supervise sends us full returns lor < month of Restriction —wh lished to-morrow. A the quantities of raWx expoit held by dealerof over 100 acres (th< fication obviously an M on October 31, fives tons, in addition to 12 by dealers in
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    TIN AND RUBBER
    22 8 Latest Quotatio RUBBER. Londor.: "v<i. New York: —18 cents (G.) Singapore:— cents TIN. Londm:—Spot (no quotation) Singapore:—sll7. (100 tons
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      295 8 I ,|!.<HI ill I 111 111 j ROBINSON CO., LTD.,! IFOR I FURNISHING FABRICS Lr jj HBIMII We have Special New I I Stocks for Christmas 5 SI Jill' and New Year Ren 1 S Fit Mm vations including Car-I II II i~ WSi P ets and Fadeless 1 I
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      139 8 JUST UNPACKED Foochow Lacquer Wares. COMPRISING:Book Racks Finger Bowls Tray in Sets Flower Vases Card Cases and small Trays for Pens Ac, &c. Suitable for X mas Presents. NAMSENS 54, HIGH STREET. PERFECT FITTING SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES OF PLEASING APPEARANCE AND IN DISTINCTIVE STYLES. SIGHT TESTING BY QUALIFIED OPTICIANS. MOTION
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    THE KING MAKING PROGRESS
    292 9 nespile Slight Hise in Temperature. oiF |!RISY CONGESTION Pl CHECKED. ,f Sympathy from All inor the World. British Official Wireless. Rusbv, November 25. ulletin was issued by the A re as ulvisers last night. It r has had a quieter day. swte<i lower and there is
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    ROYAL CHRCLE PLEASED.
    53 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] Lond' n. November 25, 3.55 a.m. Members of the Royal circle are pleased nth the King'- continued progress. Princess Marv has arrived from Yorkshire to spend a few davs at the Palace. Her Highness together with the Duke of ork, dined with 4
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    A FAIR NIGHT.
    41 9 London. November 25, 11.35 a.m. No ofti ial bulletin signed by the doctors was i-sued from Buckingham Palace this morning and Router is officially informed that the Kirir pas-ed a fair night and that hi> ondition is unchanged.
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    PROGEESS MAINTAINED.
    135 9 London, November 25, 12.40 p.m. Although some surprise is created by th '••>! nation 01 a bulletin it is understood from an official statement that the condition is considered at Buckingham Pa!a t to be of a satisfactory nature. I'he spread 0:' the trouble appears to have wen
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    THE IMPROVES.
    35 9 Portion, November 25, 5.30 p.m. lt fi'- k this afternoon Reuter n «t th iv vas a slight improvement th v stion of the lung and the '-urisy fi,, v. King is suffering.
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    IN FEVER.
    78 9 T '•< '1 »n, November 25, 8.45 p.m. v s bulletin states that His ha ha i a disturbed day, due to fever, but his strength is •aintaiiK- i. 1 n, November 25, 9.35, p.m. tands that the King's cr 1 are prepared for an in?a„T, ;"V(-r which
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    TO PRINCE.
    107 9 Re U te s,ov m t>er 25, 10.10 p.m. to-night that a message telli n ,V I r n °e of Wales early to-day t<> 1 n: there is no need for him tna -gi' h plans. j T -November 25, 10.20 p.m. T v Kin»»o\* r 1(||
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    NURSES.
    51 9 T*o nilr or November 25, 11 p.m. ■b re remaining 1 with His on»- There was previously A t vember 2G, 12.50 a.m. V' condition was resting more comfort- London, November 24. A bulletin states that the King passed a quiet day and the condition of the lung is
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    NO ALARM FELT.
    59 9 London, November 24. Members of the Royal Household are in no way alarmed by the appearance of the word ''pleurisy" in to-day's bulletin. It is pointed out that pleurisy is nothing out of the ordinary in the course of such an illness. A most satisfactory feature of
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    AMERICAN SYMPATHY.
    96 9 New York, November 24. His Majesty's illness awoke a responsive chord of sympathy in the hearts of Americans, who could hardly have* shown greater concern were their own President ill. American interest in the British Royal Fam ly was never more strikingly shown. Every newspaper in New York
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    ENQUIRIES ALL NIGHT.
    100 9 London, November 24, 9.55 a.m. No bulletin as to His Majesty's condition was issued during the night. The Duke of York, who dined with the Queen, left the Palace at 10.40 this evening after which nobody entered or left until normal activities were resumed this morning. Many
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    Distress of Miners.
    123 9 NATIONAL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD. Towns Adopting Poor Areas. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] London, November 23. The national sympathy for women and children in the distressed mining areas is finding expression in many forms, the chief being the Lord Mayor of London's Fund, which exceeds
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    GERMAN STEEL DISPUTE.
    179 9 Men Driven to Desperation by Distress. Reuter's Service. Duisberg, November 25. The ste.il "barons" have lost their appeal, in the Provincial Labour Court, to the effect that the arbitration award is illegal. The employers will now appeal to the Supreme Court at Leipzig. Thus another month is
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    HUGE COTTON SEAT PRICES.
    63 9 Another Wild Day on Stock Exchange. Reuter's Service. New York, Novmber 24. Interest in the Cotton Exchange is increasing i.nd a seat changed hands at $45,000, an increase of over $10,000, which was the price a few week- ago. New York, November 24. Six million nine
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    NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED.
    38 9 Reuter's Service. MOSCOW, November 24. The German delegation has arrived and will resume the Soviet-German trade negotiations which were broken off in consequence of the arrest of German engineers in the Donetz coalfields some months ago.
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    PHONE TO AMERICA.
    26 9 Reuter's Service. Prague, November 24. Direct wireless telephony between Czechoslovakia and the United States was inaugurated when M. Benes conversed with Mr. Kellogg.
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    FOKKER PLANE CRASH.
    24 9 Reuter's Service. Spokrne, November 24. Four were killed and three seriously injured in an accident to a Fokker passenger aeroplane. m
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    Big "Vestris" Claim.
    87 9 BANKER SEEKS DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF WIFE. Other Suits to Follow Soon? Reuter's Service. New York, November 24. The first suit for damages in connection with the loss of the "Vestris," was begun to-day at the Federal Court. Mr. Orrin Stevens, a banker of Boston and a
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    THE SPIRIT OF SERVICE.
    124 9 General's Exhortation to the British Legion. British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, November 26. Major General Sir Frederick Maurice, opening the new British Legion Club at Harrow yesterday, said that it was ten years since the war ended, and the British Legion must look to
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    MR. HOOVER IN A STORM.
    123 9 Unruffled by Rough Seas Over His Ship. Reuter's Service. London, November 24. A message from aboard the "Maryland" has been received. "I have seen worse" declared Mr. Hoover en route to South America as he made unruffled answers to his perturbed staff, whilst the wind
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    U. S. AND EUROPE.
    58 9 World Court Negotiations to be Re-opened. Reuter's Service. Washington, November 25. It is understood that Pr.sut. Coolidge has expressed his willingness to allow Mr. Kellogg to re-open negotiation- with a view to obtaining the approval of foreign Powers to the reservations conditioning the United States adherence
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    NANKING TO BERLIN.
    57 9 New Air Service Via Peking and Moscow. Reuter's Service. Nanking, November 24. Representatives of the Ministries of Communication- War, Interior, Industry and Finance, also the Lufthansa representative, Herr Schmidt, yesterday discussed the proposed Sino-German Aviation Corporation. Herr S-hmidt offered to operate a mail passenger air service from
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    WORLD-WIDE TRUST
    32 9 Reuter's Service. N2w York, November 24 The Associated Rayon Corporation has bi n incorporated with a capital of $40,000,000 to acquire substantial inters ts in American, European and Japanese concerns.
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    BRITISH NAVAL HEAD.
    20 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 26. Admiral Keyes has been appointed Com-mander-in-Chief of the British Fleet at Portsmouth.
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    To-day's Feature.
    8 9 THE NEW CHINA—XVI, on page 4.
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    Telegrams in Brief.
    99 9 British Official Wireless. Reuter's Service. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, November 26. The German memorandum on reparations, which was handed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Friday, is being studied by the departments concerned without delay. It is understood that the general impression conveyed by the preliminary
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    TRAINS DERAILED BY LANDSLIDE.
    168 9 More Damage by Storm in England. SHIPPING TELEGRAPHS DISORGANISED. Thrilling Rescue by Crew Of Lifeboat! Reuter's Service. London, November 25. An unusually fierce gale swept the country during the week-end, disorganising shipping and communications. The White Star liner, "Regina," in which Sir Austen Chamberlain (the Foreign
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    EIGHT PEOPLE KILLED.
    226 9 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] London, November 25. High winds continue over England to-day following yesterday's gale. Heavy rainstorms accompanied the wind, which at .times reached 88 miles per hour at Liverpool and many other places. Eight people were killed by falling trees and chimneys. Most
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    THE BAY AT MS WORST.
    96 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] London, November 26. The tempest is raging all over Europe and heavy damage is reported in France, Germany, Holland and Britain. There was such a storm of the coast of Holland that not a single ship has made harbour since November
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    SHIPPING DISASTERS.
    94 9 London, November 26. The Captain of the Swedish steamer "Garni/' which was in distress north-west of Texel, refused to allow his crew of. 17 to leave the &hip despite the entreaties from a local lifeboat which went to the rescue. One of the Garm's crew leapt overboard and
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    MORE EXPECTED.
    184 9 British Official Wireless. [British Official Wireless.] Rugby, November 25. A gale again raged over England to-day and wireless messages report violent seas to the west and in the North Sea and English Channel. Lifeboats have been called out in several places and have effected gallant rescues. Twenty-three lives
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    MOVING TO A CLIMAX.
    70 9 Reuter's Service. [Reuter's Service.] London, November 26. Meteorologists mention sunspots and volcanic eruptions in connection with the violent storms reported in Europe, the Atlantic, the Pacific and South Africa during the week-end. It is an ominous fact that to-day is the 225th anniversary of a great
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    209 10 Sports Pastimes. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ENGLISH CUP. First Round Results. NEWPORT'S STRIKING VICTORY. Reuter's Service. London, November 24. The following are to-day's results of the matches in the first round proper of the F.A. Cup: (Most of the leading English League Clubs are exempted until later rounds): Spennymoor U. 5, Hartlepools
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    HOME LEAGUE RESULTS.
    213 10 Great Struggle Between Derby and Leeds. A DRAMATIC RECOVERY BY HUDDERSFIELD. Reuter's Service. [Reuters Service.] London, November 24. The following are the results of the Home I-eague matches played to-day: ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Div. L Four Good Away Wins. Arsenal 2, Aston Villa 5. Birmingham 3, Burnley 6. Blackburn
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    LEAGUE TABLES.
    579 10 Wednesday on Top. The following are the Home League tables, including Saturday's matches: ENGLISH LEAGUE.—Division I. Goals. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Sheffield Wednes. 16 10 3 3 30 22 23 Derby 16 10 4 2 39 21 22 Blackburn 17 8 5 4 31 24
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    HILL TRANSFERRED.
    224 10 Big Fees Still Paid by English League Clubs. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, October 30. Jack Hill, the Burnley centre half-back, has been transferred after all! And the siss of the fee—reported to be betwen £8,000 and £9,000—illustrates the little notice League clubs have taken of the arguments
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    INDO-CEYLONESE WIN NEW TROPHY.
    496 10 Johore's Efforts in the Closing Stages. The Indo-Ceylonese had an easy task in winning the Oehlers trophy at the Stadium on Saturday afternoon, beating their opponents, the Johore eleven, by 5—2, after a game which would have been wholly uninteresting but for the fact that the
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    S.A.P. v. A.A.A. To-day.
    58 10 The following players will represent the Social Athletic Party against the Amicable Athletic Association to-day, on the S.C.F.A. ground: Song Hoe. Tow Pew, At Chan, Ah Chong, Tiang Chwee, Seng Chor, Joo Kirn, Kay Poh, Cheng Hoe, Hong Cheng, nd Kwanjr Hung. Reserves.— Ah Leek, Nam
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    Welch Regt. v. Chinese To-morrow.
    41 10 To-morrow evening the Welch Regiment will play their first match at the Stadium against the S.C.F.A. Both sides have consented to the proceeds of the gam* being given to the St. Andrews Mission Hospital Lift Fund.
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    Muslim I.C. Beat G.Q.R.
    31 10 The Muslim Improvement Club yesterday beat the Government Quarters Rangers at the Stadium 4—3. V. S. Osman and K. Prr Mohamed each scored twice for the winners.
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    J.C.S.A. League.
    38 10 In the Junior Civil Service Associat'on league, the "G" team (captained by P. J. Rozario) will meet the "H" team (captained by Goh Tong Hee) to-morrow, at the Club's ground. Mr. J. S. Silvadurai will referee.
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    COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    484 10 New Scheme Ensures Keener Games. CRICKET. Concerning the change in the system of scor'ng in the County Championship, as announced in a Reuter telegram on Saturday, the following comments by a wellknown authority, "The Gentleman in Black." appeared in the "Athletic News" of October 29: v The scheme
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    Shanghai B.P. Beat S.C.S.A.C.
    119 10 BADMINTON. The game between the Shanghai B.P. and the Singapore Cold Storage Athletic Club was played on the former's court yesterday before a large crowd of spectators. The Shanghai B.P. won all five sets, but the players of the S.C.S.A.C. put up a splendid fight. The
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    C.C.O.B.A. v. C.S.A.A.
    98 10 VOLLEY-BALL. Playing in drizzling rain at the C.I. and CCS. ground on Saturday, and before a large crowd, the Chong Cheng Old Boy's Association defeated the Chinese Stars Athlete Association in the open Singapore championship by two straight sets. The game was evenly contested in the first
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    WELCH REGT. v. Y.M.C.A.
    254 10 Keen Game at Tanglin. HOCKEY. The Welch Reg'ment played theii first hockey match on Saturday, when they defeated the YJVi.C.A. by the odd goal in three at Tanglin after a keen struggle. The Regiment came near scoring shoitiy atv< r the first bully-off but Lyne and
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    Exciting Game at Ipoh.
    57 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. November 25. More exciting than the rugby match was the adjoining hockey contest between the Perak and the Selangor police, which drew thousands, swamping the interest in rugger. Each side scored alternately, but P<rak finished up winners by the odd goal
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    M.C.U. v. R.A.M.C. To day.
    62 10 The following will represent the Medical College Union against the R.A.M.C. at Tangiin to-day: G. Van Geyzel (capt L. Jeysuria, R. L. T'Chelvan, Yeoh Kum See, Chong Tat Seong. Abdul Hamid, J. L. Orloff, P. N. Bardhan, T. B. Smith, V. C. G. Yzelman and
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    SCOTLAND v. THE REST.
    214 10 Former Beaten by Narrow Margin. GOLF. The Rest beat Scotland yesterday at the Singapore Golf Club, by 10 points to Scores (Scots giver, first in each case): Purves and Wedgewood 1; Storr and Haydon M. A. W. Kerr and T. S. B. Nicoll I*4; C. A.
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    New Records by Dutch Lady.
    105 10 SWIMMING. Reuter's Service. Brussels, November 25. At a swimming fete the Dutch woman, Mademoiselle Braun, winner of the 100 metres back stroke at the Olympic Games, established a new world record for the 200 metres back stroke, her t"me being two minutes and 59 1/5
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    New Record Break.
    42 10 BILLIARDS. Reuter's Service. Manchester, November 24. Playing against Newman, Willie Smith made a break of 2,743, a world's record under the revised rules for breaking. The previous best was 1487 made by Smith in the same match last Wednesday.
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    J.C.S.A. Championship.
    50 10 In the first round of the Junior Civil Service Association Championship, in a game of 300 up, S. A. Karim beat L. Natarajan by 30 points. The highest break was 25, by the loser. On Sunday next Woon Chow Tat will meet A. J. Varella at 3 p.m.
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    MALAYA CUP CONTESTS.
    163 10 Perak Defeat Penang. RUGBY FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 24. In the Malaya Cup game to-day Perak defeated Penang by a gofl and a try (eight points) to nil. There was a very large crowd watching the game in which both marking and tackling were
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    Kedah Badly Beaten by Selangor.
    70 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 24. Selangor had an easy match in the Malaya Cup event against Kedah, winning by 28 points to nil. The game proved a very scrappy one and the visitors seldom got over the halfway line. Kedah have thus
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    Johore Draw With Negri.
    231 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, November 25. On the Station Padang yesterday evening. Johore played Negri Sembilan in a Malaya Cup fixture, and had to fhare the honours. The game was fast and interesting and provided many thrills. Right from the start, Johore pressed and kept
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    Perak II v. Selangor II.
    437 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. November 25. Whilst the Perak cup team were battling at Penang, the Per<:k second team met the Sslangor s.-oond team i.t Ipoh. The weather was fine and a remarkably pood exhibition of rugby was seen, the majority of the players
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    Harvard Beat Yale.
    22 10 AMERICAN FOOTBALL. Reuter's Service. New Haven, November 25. At Connecticut at football Harvard beat Yale by 17 to nil.
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    TAIPING RACES.
    606 10 Mr. Whittaker's Continued Success. THE TURF. (From Our Own CoiT,,, l(ni K n 1ent.> Th lpoh N °vemh,. r lhe races were run in fin the rirst half of the that there was intermittent i tin df>r did not affect the programme' V"l carried out to time. The
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    MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP.
    41 10 Won by Saracen Reuter's Service. London. Xu.eit The Manchester November suited as follows: SARACEN J NORWEST NESTORIAN Twenty ran. Won by lengths between second and The betting was 6 to 1 S Norwest and 33 to 1 Nestot
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    LORE DERBY'S
    59 10 British Official Wireless. [British Official Win Rugby. Nov. i I V vtiru*/ The flat rac ng season in<i' v ar with Lord Derby for tinsuccession at the head of owners. Stakes won by hit J I nearly £64,000. Last year he valued at over £40,000. The Leading Jockey.
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    Correspondence.
    83 11 an invited to write to us f nubUc interest. It must be m iuti« l ;X. it the "Malaya Tribune" does endorse opinions expressed n Letters should be as and preferably typebr*' 13 oWnames may be used, but the grittt* Jad [r€SS e9 of correspondents t»»* 5 L a
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    Can Labour Win?
    123 11 tht X r "Malaya Tribune.") (T Vnnr cor. nondest "Just Out" has >.- 10 e d the voting at the rrM 1 > i fereneaf and the gatherlabour 1 -.j Union Congress during would be under no illu>rengtb of opinion against representative gathernP- th act that the
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    Hylams in Malays.
    398 11 (ft the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sr-Amos of a reply to "A Wen- Hun Bainanese," whose letter ap1Z in roar issue oi November 20, permit «to point oat to him and other Hylams comments of the Press re Hylams a were not made without a priori ,1 the
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    Railway Worker's Grievance.
    315 11 worker on the F.M.S. Rail•eorS 1 bitterly of what X »n injustice. He has been *liefdn7r one station to another on **trar«r i iUse of the conditions of allowance of 50 cents to Phonal '-*>'—this in addition from V v 1 nience s through being tkt "n
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    Indian Labourers and Toddy.
    541 11 mr t "A- I 5 'writes on the subject of tibe Indian labourer and his "terrible curse" of toddy-drinking. Unfortunately his fe tte v i- 1S i_ co uch ed in such indifferent English that it cannot be published, but in brief he appeals to the
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    SEREMBAN APPEALS.
    298 11 Sentence on Enticer Confirmed. Mr. Justice Acton heard four appeals in the Supreme Court, Seremban, on Tuesday last, reports the "Malay Mail's" correspondent. Kanagaratnam, a Tamil youth, appealed against the decision of the Seremban Magistrate. Mr. N. N. Naudi, of Messrs. Goho, Seremban, appeared for the appellant. The
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    89 11 At an inquest held by the Seremban Magistrate on the body of an unknown Chinese who was found dead, the magistrate returned the following vjerdict: "I am unable to state how or when deceased met his death. There is no evidence of foul play." Mr. R. Sherar, manager of 3rd
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    Rubber Position.
    416 12 MR. BARBOUR'S OPTIMISTIC FORECAST. 1929 Consumption of Over 700,000 Tons. Mr. R. A. Barbour, of Kuala Lumpur, reviews the rubber position as follows: On November 5, 1927, I estimated that world's consumption for 1928 would exceed production by 100,000 tons, and that London and New York stocks as
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    L.O.N HEALTH BUREAU.
    185 12 Report for Week Ended November 17. The following is the Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau, for the week ended November 17: Aden. 1 smallpox case. Basrah: 14 smallpox cases and 14 deaths as against 9 cases and 8 deaths during the preceding week.
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    METAL CLOTHES.
    576 13 And Aluminium Carpets. (Special to the "Malaya Tribune." Clothes made from aluminium, gold or silver foil are amongst the things scientists promise us for the immediate future. Indeed, we are nearer to the "Futurist Age" than is generally imagined, for should one wish to be ultra-modern it is
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    50 13 The Seremban Magistrate returned a verdict of accidental death at an inquest on the body of a female Chinese named Yee Moi, who was found under two feet of earth near the Gedong Lallang mine. She went to wash some tin and slipped, and a land slip occurred, burying her.
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