Malaya Tribune, 9 November 1932

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune Vol. XIX.- -No. 205 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1932. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932
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      201 1 Buy the -MALAYAN POST, The Picture Paper. 20 cents. I I I |i f 1 j|j "Chop HijaiT' I You will be satisfied \t MMXi I/ 1 I j I CARLSBERG PILSENER |l CHOP HIJAU Obtainab.e at Hot* Oub, The ideal drink for tropical Rest Houses throughout the I (111
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      161 1 A. FLINTER. 6, Raffles Place. BUYS Gold coins and gold' ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. jj WHY DOES EVERYONE I Himalaya Bouquet jj ]||8§ TOILET PREPARATIONS j USBI.) BECAUSE B they all have iipßflliffinl TRY IT TO-DAY I AI 1 OEALKR9
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    AMERICA'S DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
    1390 2 •v WORDING OF THE ORIGINAL REPRODUCED. A copy of the original Declaration of Independence of .ht U S.A dated 1776, is in the hands of a Singapore resident and the t a reproduction of the wording, which may be of spec.al interest in view of the
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    533 2 Promise Of Great Display Oi Domestic Washing Appliances. Th- exhibi ion of domestic washing appliance* for use in the big laundries and m the home, at the forthcoming British Industries Fair at Birmingham-February 20 to March 3 -will set up another record. From every aspect it will
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    NEW COUNTRY CROSSED IN SUDAN.
    111 2 Signs Of Ancient Habitation. Reuter's Wireless Service. El Fasher, Nov. 4. Eight hundred miles of uninhabited and unknown country in the northwest of the Sudan have been traversed by an expedition of eight British officers led by Major Bagnold who left Cairo on Sept. 27
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    CHINA'S HOPE IN LEAGUE.
    211 2 Proposals For Geneva Meeting. "Sin Chew Jit Poh“ Shanghai. Nov. a Dr. Lo Wen Kan. Foreign Minister, r.luU-6 that China's principal proposals to the coming League Assembly may be classing unj«r two headings ns follows: a> Special importance wHi u* attached to the description of facta
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    PERSONALITIES IN CHINA.
    177 2 Young Marshal And Chiang Kai Shek. "Min Kuo Jih Pao.” Shanghai. Nov. 8. Recently it had been rumoured that Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang would shortly VcmM Peiping for Nankin-, but at a ptss interview yesterday, his representative in Shanghai stated that no wire had be?n received to
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    AIR LINER CRASHES.
    115 2 Win? Breaks Away From Machine. Reuter's Wireless Service. Berlin. Nov. 2 Five people were killed. the pilot, wireless operator end three passengers, this afwrno<w when a •'UirrhanW passenfers arroplßiu-. ftyinf between Nuremburg and Fran* turt-on-l£aln. crashed o' Eehterfuhl In the Soessart mountain. TVo oi the wcrc^ officials
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      178 2 THE j jj "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published mm the "Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. j It is being greatly improved by j the introduction of many New Features, while the best ot the old j ones are retained.
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      217 2 CRAVEN A in the TRU-VAC TIN I are in perfect smoking condition buy I>ton te»r the air rushing into the are sealed-fresh in jMAVmff moisture-proof CELLOPHANE' "^m^mwE Only CRAVEN "A" can offer the condition-maintaining Mdk'ff--\/]rWff JjF y j 1 protection ot the new. patented, moisture-proof A TpWilMr I CELLOPHANE which
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    RICE PRODUCTION IN MALAYA.
    2367 3 Dependent On Outside Supplies. Address To Malacca Teachers. A papcc, CD "Rice. Our BtJafl at Life,' was read before the Malacca Tcachc s* Association ty Mr. Ho Scr.g Cng. 5.A.. F.R.G.S., Principal of the A.C.S., Malrcea, cn inrrday Mr. Ho Sing Ong, who cxpla'ntd that tbJ
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      343 3 MARQUISA j jgj THE PASSION FRUIT j j tl DRINK I j JJjkk>, WHICH HAS CAPTIVATED If Iff THE PUBLIC TASTE j jjj DELICIOUS I Eg| 1 APPETISING j REFRESHING j The Product Of T gE PHffiNIX AERATED WATER WORKS Singapore i Ambassador of Commerce A WORLD WIDE ORGANIZATION. Established
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      109 3 MOBMB ahead again! The Morris range for 1933 offers a remarkable j selection of smarter, faster, and safer cars. —ZZZ I You have only t0 inspect the entirely new models to realise why people cannot only to own a Morris, but prefer to own one. The MORRIS MINOR FAMILY FOUR
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    COMMUNISM IN GERMANY.
    921 4 RED CLASHES WITH NAZIS. Election Excitement In Berlin. Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 2. With the approach of ths elections, the atmcsphere is growing livelier. Nazi and Communist posters are vi ible everywhere and Party flags are beginning to apoear, the Red Flag predominating in the working-class quarters. Massed
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      226 4 ĔMm a m John Player Sons, Tones S Pi the whole system II Ii Ward off colds prevent illness keep |H A?j y° ur body well nourished to resist disease B with Waterbury'e Compound. IB Doctors everywhere endorse this wonder- laff 111 ful tonic and health-builder.lt creates abun- I dant
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      120 4 I I V" I Whispered 'Unpleasant Odour is Caused by Underarm Hair 9 teritwas difficult to teU plucked up courage-" U*L arms is not only uirlv SSaS' 'ookrng but greatly problem of body o/our T 25ft d my own experience »I. heavy growth of tELS depilatory 1 tned and pair?
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      14 4 Current Comment on Malayan Affairs in the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST." 20 Cents On Iv.
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      851 4 WHAT TO /jS^ Stations Best /cecef In Malaya. A list of 'possible slimnr tc the beginn.rs af d u cf seme information uL "J* itat ions *h,ch may be B gyen fuily and cmpu,,; Miss D. Turford an Ult h, n E-N.B. l„ future > practical stations will app 1
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    1066 5 LATEST QUOTATIONS. MINING JJ£ CO., EXCHANGE ,SsU TOCK BROKERS. I isi am. Buyers. Sellsrs. Tin 26i- 2«!- Kumbang Tin jjr nQm J Stttl U|- 11(9 J Aytr Hi»» 1 00 13|6 14,6 11 Bar.c- 1 r n 0.05 0.10 0.37', 0.42% 1 sats C J *L 0.40
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    196 5 Dcm st:c Production (as ascertained by exports from Federated Malay States, Unfederated ay stat-s. and Straits Settlements) of Tin, and Tin-in-Or? at 72 per cent., during the *«B cf Oc cber. 1932. p Tons. Tons. jr»u-d Mala, S.atea 2,273 Un '«l rated Malay states: Johore 31 Kedah
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    308 5 B. ETLIN AND COS REPORT. COMMERCIAL NEWS. Nov. 9, 11 a.m. RUBBER. London: li 21|32d.. up 1;32d. New York. No Market (Holiday;. Shares: Quiet. Allenbys 45—55 cents. Ayer Moleks 25—30 cents. Ayer Panas 30—35 cents, Bassetts 15—20 cento, Brogas 20—25 cents, Bukit Jelotongs 10—15 cents, Bukit Katils
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    227 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Nov. 9. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 4d., London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 31 32d., London 60 I days' sight 2s. 3 15.16d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 29 32d London demand 2s. 3 7 >d.. London T.T. 2s.
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    33 5 The rate of issue of Money Order for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 152 for $100. The rate of payment of Money Order from India and Ceylon is Rs. 156 for $JOO.
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      115 5 I Yellow, stained teeth are I not natural. Use just a half-inch of Kolynos on a dry brush, twice daily. In I J days your teeth will look 3 shades whiter. Kolynos removes ugly, yellow I stain, kills dangerous mouth germs that cause tooth decay and cleans teeth gleaming white.
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      11 5 Are YOU a Subscriber to the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST,'* Tho Weekly?
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      781 5 FILTHY HYPODERMIC SYRINGE. Chinese Dentist Before District Judge. Alleged to hay? used a filthy hyoodernr.e ?yrlnge en his patlent-j, a Chinese dentist. An Vow Ming, appeared b*for* the District Jud&(Mr. C. WiLon) yesterday on a charge ot practising dentistry without a licence. Detective-Inspector Mcintosh, who arresUd the accused tn Tan
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      625 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice hi hereby given ihat tenders are new invi..:d tot the following or prrvtees, and thct particular, of such unu rs n.ay be obtained in the T.nder Room Municipal Offices: Tt rd t. Date of Cteftln*. Supply of Boot'j and Shoes for 1933 (Fresh
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      725 5 CLUB DIARY. JZ*™. aTe n mcrtm Club, and Societies i* Singapore most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary %S1 ,peciall y them. Secretaries are in keepin up-to-date H ?P]* nin °s *««er«i interest ™i n™*"*** <n the "ttorv of Events." Ja)n«Zt b C
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      185 6 All Roads Lead TO Matinee To-day 3.15 ALSO FRIDAY (Public Holiday) SATURDAY SUNDAY I TO-NIGHT j The FUNNIEST PICTURE of the Year [HAROLD LLOYD I Last Night's Crowds Simply Yelled! j Never has there been such a j Laughing Show COME EARLY !_Doors open One Hour Before Start of each
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      233 6 MATINEE V P M j DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME j BUCK JONES j HIGH SPEED j AND j DOROTHY MACKAIL.L j IN j LOVE AFFAIR j i TO-MORROW j kL a f|j If der, delightful, stimulating y j9 Jhß j romance the kind that i j makes the world sec: n
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      284 6 TO-NIGHT The Blonde Captive lT SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION FOR THE j INDIAN COMMUNITY! AT THE T X IT O X. I J Friday, Nov. 11th at 6.15 and 9.15 p.m, j GRAND REVIVAL OF THE SUPERB ALL-TAMIL TALKIE j GALAVA MAHARISHI OR CHITfiASENA UPAKHYANA with MISS D.B. MUTHULAXMI j •28
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      260 7 t mmmm I INEXPENSIVE' SERVICE concerns YOU Many who in the past have asked themselves 'Can I j afford to shop at Little s 1 may to-day with greater wisdom ask themselves 'Can I afford not to?' You look for more than covering and protection in your Clothes; you look
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      697 7 1 Assets exceed $12,000,0Q». 111 111" 1 1 1 —fl j Asseia exceea w> Assurance in force over $35,000,0#0. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*). HEAD OFPICE: Oreet Baiter* Lll* Building, Cecil Street. Singapore. •**nnn A*nrm\\imd with th. 0««. LONDON OFFICE: 17, Old Jewry.
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      745 7 LATEST DE VALERA SENSATION. Annoys His Own Army. Tn.. London. Nov. 9. me House ot Commons, by 250 to 38 votes Custonß Dutl S J H 011 5 explained that the Increase was imposaole on Nov. 9. due to the fact that tne rece.p-.s so far showed conclusively that England
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      702 7 SHIPPING NEWS. BRITISH BOAT IN TROUBLE. Funnel Blown Off And Holds Filling. Colo.i (Panama), Ncv. G. A British cargo-boat, the "Ariguani," is rushing to the assistance of another British cargobeat, the "Phemius," of 7,615 tons, which has pent cut an SOS. saying that she has been hit by a hurricane
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      613 7 BUY A POPPY. Remembrance Day On Friday. It is confidently anticipated that Singaporeans of every class and creed, with their customary generosity, will loyally support the various efforts being made by organisers of the Poppy Day Fund collections to help tho Earl Haig Fund. Small Remembrance Day label-, suitable for
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    JAPAN AND CHINA.
    1210 8 There is comparative calm, as before a devastating storm, in the Far East just now. The Chinese Volunteers and the Japanese and Manchukuo forces are engaged in continual guerilla warfare, but there are no operations of major importance actually in progress—merely very grave preparations for them. Any
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    223 8 T. E. the Governor has Intimated that he will be unable to accept the invitation of the Straits retuements (Penang) Association to luncheon •:n Cnturday, but that Sir Semuel Wlleon and Mr. Gent of the Colonial Office have accepted this invitation by cable. T.ie Hand of the S.o Pokce will
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    TO COMMENCE ON DEC. 19.
    117 8 Netc Empire Broadcasting giaiizn. rTrcm Our Oern Correrpondfnf J (XT »by Air Mail). la Lhe House of Commom lust night Sir K k Wcod, Pca.mastcr-Gciu'ral W. t U.i. in leply to a question by CSptatn P. MacDonsld. -aid:—l aiu Informed by the British Brooden. tine
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    WORLD CONFERENCE DELAY?
    247 8 Premier Wants It Before Christmas. Reuter's Wireless Service. Geneva. Nov. 6. Delay in convening the World Economic Con. feu nee till the Summer rather than expo se It to the risk of almost certain failure hy premature assembly is advocated In many guilders in view ol the
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    "TANGLIN TIT-BITS."
    136 8 Brilliant Show By The Glosters. j A farewell show, Tanglin Tk-bits." is to be gian by the Glosters, commencing from toBtarht and carrying on until Tuesday, with p.'.-ibly a matinee <to be arrays-<!>• A representative OS th; "MalJya Tribune" saw the final rehearsal la.t night and we.s greatly
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    SIKHS HAIL PATRON SAINT.
    103 8 The Sikh community to-day are celebratim the anniversary cf the birth ol their patron saint. Grru Nanak. A pKQOttßion passed through the p. incipal streets of Singapore this morning, led by a band and a lorry decorated with flowers snu yellow cloth. In the lorry the
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    CHURCH PARADE.
    74 8 With the eotWCBt of the Yen. Archdeacon* Giaham White, the Ist Battalion the Gloucestershire Regiment will attend divine service at the Cathedral en Sunday next at 10 a.m. The Battalion will parade at Raffles Place at 9:30 a.m. and march to th? Cathedral. At the conclusion of the
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    31 8 From Western /.ustralia tj the Minicroo" cltr- at Singapore this evenhtg. From Europe (London mails despatched on OJt. 20), by the "Ranpjra," due at Per.?ng at C a.m. to-morrow.
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    On Other Pages.
    70 8 AMERICA'S DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, on page 2. RICE PRODUCTION IN* MALAYA, on paev 3. COMMUNISM IN GERMANY, on page 4. WHAT TO LISTEN FOR. on pa?o 4. CLUB DIARY, on paje .v DIARY OF EVENTS, on pn'e 5. ROOSEVELT ELECTED, on page 0 SINGAPORE ASSTZES. or. page
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    75 8 Mr. K. Abraham will be the speaker at the Prayer Service at the ICetaodln* Mission Chape!, Pay a Lobar. to-morrow at 5 p.m. Jt is proposed to sub>titutc a r<y, aity on gold f>r tho present duty in the F.M 5. eqd a draft BlUr'ia published in the F.M S.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    480 8 'BY "rOOKER-OV Don? target to bay that (w, There are still very many War victims needing help. A I'm hoping that the appeal them won't overlap with that for tiL sufferers from the next war' One reason why the FJ| p losing money—too many eumtku rides for
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    38 8 Latest (Juration*- RtTRIfKK. t New York MnrkM E nrJP rvM,; 1 TIN. Undo» Spol t, Vl T.ondon H m-m.'»* ,v S&saDOT#? JiP'ir' COPHA. i.l.r r* Oaf low *nd Cto SQttlrM I Mixed Thr market I» «WMl*
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      132 8 BHOMFOHD GOLF BALLS THE FINEST GOLF BALL MADE For Durability, Toughness and Flight I They are Unequalled! THE LIMIT OF LENGTH BROMFORD IS GUARANTEED TO BE THE LONGEST DRIVING GOLF BALL PRODUCED. j J WIN THAT MEDAL WITH A "BROMFORD." j Obtainable from: j j Robinson Co., Ltd. j I
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      40 8 CHIPPENDALE PATTERN STERLING SILVER WAITERS j Fop Presentation U.S. de Silva Bros., JEWELLERS. 23, High Street, Singapore. T.K.K.'S I LEATHER SHOES with Rubber Soles. I From $1.40 to 51.60 per pair. TENG SENG GUAN, 634. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, Established 1905.
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    CRAPPLING WITH UNEMPLOYMENT.
    1085 9 COMMONS ADOPTS LABOUR MOTION. Ofjcial Statement By Chancellor. N OT IN FAVOUR OF BIMETALISM. tm OS adopted ycs--1 a iiivi>>* -i, th? Labour the ParKanit nts connt l lumr of ummplovtmißf ali mrasures for tht debate was notfr ;fi, j, rj statement of Mr. a r tii.ttin;
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    ROOSEVELT ELECTED PRESIDENT. DRAMATIC TURNOVER IN U.S.A. ELECTION.
    1503 9 HUGE MAJORITY IN NEW YORK STATE. ATTEMPT TO DYNAMITE MR. HOOVER'S TRAIN. Reuter. Mr. F. Roosevelt has been elected President of the United States. i Most of the important election returns in America show a dramatic turnover in favour of Mr. Roosevelt
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    ROOSEVELT IS ELECTED.
    19 9 HOOVER CONCEDES DEFEAT. Reuter. New York, Nov. 9, 5.29 a.m. Roosevelt is elected. Hoover concedes defeat.—Reuter.
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    TROOP TRAIN BLOWN UP.
    554 9 GEN. WANG TAKES HAILUNG. Reinforcements Fail To Arrive. HEISHAN TWICE CHANGES HANDS. To-day's cabUs from Shanghai show that Ha:lun&, a railway terminal nor n cf Mukdtn and connected with Kirin. has been captured by thr Chinese. A trocp trsia of Japanese reinforcements war. blown up. with
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    ARREST OF INSULL UPHELD.
    123 9 Removed To A Nursing Home. Reuter's Wireless Service. Athena. Nov, 8. The C:uit r>[ Appeal h»< uphe-'d the o| luiiuU ttf(< r u discussion In camera whlrii romctlmcs bcc-am? <o heated that cries rou b? heard out- dr. The decision followed cn the delivery of in
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      239 9 COLOUR COMES TO STAY 1 Concrete has change Its dress Tne or pure utility has given place to colour; co-vr I that fives a finish of beauty appropriate to i the character of the structure. If j 'Colorcrete' the now coloured cement has sU Ij i the qualities of 'Ferrocrete'—the
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    Sports & Pastimes. AUSSIES FAIL TO RECOVER.
    163 10 Sports Pastimes. AUSSIES FAIL TO RECOVER. TOURISTS WIN AT ADELAIDE. S. AUSTRALIA LOSE BY AN INNINGS. CRICKET. Adelaide, Nov. S. Thr match between the M.CC. and South Australia, begun here en Friday, came to a close this afrernoun. when the home side were disponed of for 209 runs, leaving the
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    POPPY DAY FUND.
    350 10 LADIES' TEAMS FOR TOMORROWS MATCH. HOCKEY. The annual ladies' match between Miss Griffith-Jones' XI and the Girls' Sports Club in a:d of the Poppy Day Fund will be played on th? SCC. ground to-morrow. The teams aro as follows: G.S C.: M. Clarke; G. de Silva. A.
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    ASSN. FOOTBALL.
    83 10 ASTON A.C. BEAT C.C.A.A. Ypstprdays S.C.F.A. League game between the aa ho an t th Chinese Companion A.A. aa the Jalan Besar stadium resulted In a win nL scorf, 1\ A 2 Teck Han a Kit of gale S U B alS the end on" oJSS^BJL Slngh s
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    1205 10 COMMAND OFFICERS BEAT A.P.C. AND L RUGBY FOOTBALL. The game between Malaya Command Officers and -he A.P.C. and I. XV in the S.C.C. tournament on the Padang yesterday was protective of a fine display, the military side bustling through, to v.in cy three goals and a try (18
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    FRIDAY'S BIG FIGHT.
    272 10 RIVERS AND CORDERO READY. BOXING. Trctnendou* interest Is being taken In th* Ogiit Lwtwot'ij AI Rivers mid Con Cordero. whitb •vlll take place m lot! Ortsai World Arena, K4m Sen* Road, on Friday Atmiitlco nghu. 3c;h aro r<.)x>rted lu »k« in cxcellcm trim and are expected to
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    PING-PONG.
    68 10 The Kwok Fung Wan Keng Dramatic Association beat the Nanyang Chinese Students Society at the latter's premises on Sunday Scores (Kwok Fung Wan Keng players first) Chan Kok Meng lost to Khoo Peck Leong 2—3' Kee Yew T;ck beat Shie Geok Meng 3—l Le* Chew Kuen beat Ong Kwi
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    BADMINTON.
    52 10 Shanghai B. P. team v. Juvenile B P a' the former's court on Sunday, at 230 n m Low Poh San. Tan Kirn Hong. Tan Ah Plu Sim Hock Chwee, Low Jin Tong. Ching Cfaom Kiat and E. P. Khoo. Reserves: Wee Eng Siang. Chua Joo Kin and E.
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    HUSBAND'S ALLEGATIONS AGAINST WIFE.
    102 10 Refused To Bail Her. A CarUnt\o« *hl o? aboiu 18 ycui if iiki* aied before the Second M-itfbtiiii 'Mv A. W Hay (bis inurnlnsr on a vha: r i iheft v.Klnn Ibt Jurisdiction ot Malacca e-lusp rcor NlcktK itlioi that r:i .voiimns hnib.ind wa«, tin. complainant
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    POLICE SHOT IN INDIA.
    42 10 Reuter's Wireless Service. Ahmedabad, Nov. 7. Police Inspector Green was shot aead in tht City Police lines and three other persons were nit and arc in hospital. Thc crime is not tht work of extremists. —Rritcr'3 Wireless Service.
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    S.C.C. CHAMPION.
    336 10 BILLIARDS. A. D. BAKER WINS AGAIN. A D. Baker and P. Carmichael met in the nnal oL the S.C.C. billiards championship last aicht, and once again Baker was the winner, as last year. He has won the trophy five tlir.es hi the last six finals. Baker won fairly
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    MODERN CHINESE WEDDING.
    214 10 Mr. Wong Kwok Sum And Miss Fong Mci Yong. Last Saturday afternoon a marriage in modern style took place between Mr. Wcig Kwok Sum and Miss Pong Met Yong at the Tong On Guild, which was uicely decorated with flowers. The bridegroom wore a dark tweed suit
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    STORY OF A DETAINED CAR.
    370 10 Action For Damages. The detention of a Fia: ear at the premiseof Mersrs. Italasia Ltd.. led to an action in the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr Ju .ice a'Beckett TcrreP. when Mrs. Emily Openeer, a boarding house proprietress, sued the firm fo.- damages. Mr. N.
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    "Movie Crazy" At The Capitol,
    361 10 AT THE CINEMAS Harold Llcyd makes few films these days out they *fe e n. worth waiting for. "Movie Crazy," his latest offering, which began a season at the Capuc* yesterday, bids fair to exceed in popularity any of his previous productions and incidentally it
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    141 10 At the seventh annua l general meeting of the Junior civil Strvfea Association at the club-hous? on Nov. 5 ths following #ftr* elected efficc-bearars for the ensuing y?ar:-— President, Mr. Kiong Chin Eng; Vice-Pre-sident, Mr. M. Sabapathy; 2nd Vice-Fresidcr,. Mr. Lim Khye Liang; hon. secretary, Mr. D. Sunderum; hon. asst.
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    NO CONTEMPT OF COURT.
    314 10 MR. DAVID AND Mr MOEDECAI Penang Supreme OUr Judgment <rrom Our o,on COrre*,^ In the Supreme Coon J 8 Pnchard delivered jud which application bad I. rr issue of a art* or writs ht Mordecai. of Penang. and t of Oxley Rise. Bingmpcre u' T L
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    FATHER AND DAUGHTER CHARGED.
    81 10 Alleged Possession Of Chandu. Alleged to have besn in possession of nonGovernment chandu a Chinese and his rounc daughter were charged befcre the Dams Judge (Mr. C. Wilson I yesterday. The girl had the chandu concealed around her »at>; end was walking behind her father when
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    84 10 No Guardian In Singapore. A Mtilr.ban bov who appeared tUt Second Matfls.PU* fW vv yc*.- i-rda> for havrHftg K\ wnwr tvuh'-n 4 llttsice u&f> aidercd •o ti u <■> t> '^w* 1 tnry for iw > year* 1 lie boy pJi-'Jucd thtti hi v tc it
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    89 10 Wanted Man Arrested In Singapore. Alleged to be responsible for the a Chinese in Malacca the other day. a co patrfot named Urn Peng Koh m** JJ the Second Magistrate (Mr. A W. Hay morning and was ordered to be taken ba« Malacca under an escort, whs
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    22 10 The annual ingathering at the untitled Episcopal Church. Johore BsJ on Friday at 3.30 p.m. Th preached by the Rev. Goh Heed
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    What's On To-Night.
    137 10 1 Alhambra.-Double featur, Joncin "High and DoftfhJ in "Love Affair." Matinee a 3 P I Capital.—Harold Lloyd m Matinee at 3.15 p.m. fjl Errpiie.—The Big Trail." 1 ...-.pry run.: "Tangled Herd. (sU matinees: "The Grea. Qabbc "Rango" (Saturday and BundayJ Great World.—Side shows, P»~* ul| Malay opera,
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    2059 11 CASE AGAINST BOOK-KEEPER CONTINUED. SEVERE CROSS-EXAMINATION OF COMPLAINANT. One Cheque Made By Three Persons. The case In which Khor Teng Quee. a former book-keeper employed under Mr. Julian Israel, stands charged With forgery cf several cheques, using as genuine forged documents and falsification of accounts, was continued yesterday
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    657 12 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune 't Sir —It is evident that your correspondent E.e very hard on the fair sex and that thenr.usleie censures must be prompted by th ir Ie ing deprived of educated daughters or ristcn nose lucky parents wish them to look and cess
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    DISPUTE OVER AN ASSIGNMENT.
    1758 13 Question Of Validity Settled. WIPE SUES HUSBAND Mr. Justice a'BeckPtr Judgment yesterday in 21 J del »™4 Plian and her daughter Ma T m J* hich Meh Eng. M.R.K.A X M SUe Urn Chai y an Kee' aW Ch*? v* Chettiar n <* declaration that an
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    COMPARING DESTROYER SPEEDS.
    292 13 British And Continental Trials. H.M.S. "Daring." the first destroyer cf the "D" class to undergo trials, recently finished a very complete series in the English Channel between Plymouth and Spithead. In the course of these the designed speed of knots was exceeded by a good margin. 38.2
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    93 13 The London Midland and Scottish Railway Company are making experiments in England and Scotland with vehicles equipped to spray weed-killer over the tracks as they go along Ihe weed-killer train consists of an engine, a brake van, and a wagon fitted with a large tank and a spray-pipe
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    976 14 Sports Pastimes. SEREMBAN CHINESE BEAT RAHANG AREA. BADMINTON. The Seremban Chinese B. P. defeated th: Rahang Area B. P. by 9—2 on Saturday Scores (S.C.B.P. players mentioned fli6.»: Lim Eng Bee lost to K. Senivaratne 12—15. 15—12. 12—15; Chan Ah Kam beat Selvadurai 15 —5, 15—1: Chan Yoong Kan beat
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    161 14 WEIGHT-LIFTING. The ier F.A.P. met the Young Chin Ec Amateur Weiih'.-Lifting Party at the Rac Course Road badminton court in a maich on Sunday. Chiang Weng Wah IY.C.A.W.L.P.) lo A lo Tan Kirn Chua by 53 lb. en the five "Bawls" lifts, their rerpecth c
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    229 14 ASSN. FOOTBALL. Chi SfeiUi'dsy at 111? Union ground tile Amicable Athlctlc A >OLiati in hra 112 the An«loChlncse School by 3 gD.iU to 1 The ~vhuolboya were on the offensive from the fehli-oIT and Ah Kow vvo.s tented on jsevctnl ocrtrtkn: I without e fleet. Credit
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    SEVERE COLD IN MANCHURIA.
    396 14 Japanese Very Badly Handicapped. "Pin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai. Nov. 8. The change of climate in Heilungkiang Province favours the Chinese troops and Volunteers. The climate is sever.-'y cold, the grounds are frozen and many rivers are ice-bound. The Tapanese troops, who are not accustomed to
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