Malaya Tribune, 11 November 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- -No. 23ft SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Nov. 11, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 11, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      8 1 Read The Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya Ni»i:it«i]iin(ii:?iiii
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      42 1 A. FLINTER Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces oi every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market price*. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIES LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    60 2 My dear Nieces. There is nothing that I can usefully add this ween. As usual, the contributions have come in well and our Corner" is as live as ever. I am sorry the badges have not come to hand yet. there
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    Faith Of The Young Believer.
    850 2 ißy Sweit Star.") Sylvia Hampden slowly but resolutely shook her pretty head. She was standing in ihe midst of a band of gay but heartless persecutors. She could not be older than sixteen and contrasted with those around her she seemed a mere child. As
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    The Earthworm.
    550 2 Bu "Rainbow GtrlK. L.J Wf think that we know ovary tiling about the my little ercatur* called the "Earthworm.'' Bui '112 we try tu jol down the pod's ill black and white: soon we will have to artatlt that our knowledre of tin earthworm i* very mtagT* ana
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    Good-Luck.
    180 2 (By SnotCdrop.") Davis, a little orphan boy looked round the docks anxiously to sec if anyone was in sight, but he saw no one. Stealthily he made his way towards a small 6hip named "Good-Luck," and creeping quietly up the gangway, made a run for the hold. He had
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    The Peace Of Home.
    110 2 (By "Lady Rowena.") What h mother the silent night is with its new thoughts and new plans and hopes for the morrow, and real regrets for the unfinished work of the day gone by to be taken up tomorrow It is not rest alone the night
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    The Fir-Tree.
    379 2 (By Adorable J'j Dear ccuMnv I am a nr« number o( Ihi "Girls' Corner" and this u my first arUrle. or Uii the u-eoe which covcr wood. rort-M ami hill-side none 1« bntcr known or more bcautdul than the flr-tree Lock at Its tall. strong. Ia pr ring
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    The Taj Mahal
    293 2 (By "Dream Lover.") I will and never shall forget my first sight of the Taj Mahal at Agra. I had heard much about its beauty, and have heard my grandmother tell me how Emperor Shah Jehan in his great sorrow at the loss of his most beautiful
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    School-Friends.
    268 2 (By •'Lucky Star.") Days and nights will pass away but friendship will not. Your best friends may be separated from you for a time only, but one day you will meet them again. When th 3 day ccmes to meet our friends unexpectedly or otherwise, there are many surprises
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      436 2 S l;:-.V :.v -f The Stars reveal their secret! i*i D° you ever wonder how the tieaa what -y famous stars of the screen care LOVELY LORETTA YOUNG f for their lovely complexions M Here is their secret. At work says about Lux Toilet Scab M m the bi film
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      106 2 L TANGOS %kj v j I JaWTVa Just unpacked. More than 15 P«P" ,ar (V 1 records to cnoose from j j Obtainable from either *m< J T. M A. Music House, j J W/ (»1, High Street 167, Seteffe Beat !j BUTTERFLY BRAND PARIS MUSHROOMS ARE THE BEST AND
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    PUNISHMENTS IN GERMANY.
    121 3 "Pillory" Gaining In Popularity. I Berlin. HpHE "pillory" is paining in popularity as a method for punishing delinquents in Germany, The proprietor and the secretary of a Luebeck Arm. who were alleged to have embezzled the sums deducted from their workers' wages for health insurance, were recently
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    A LONG WAIT.
    140 3 Fixed In Frame After An Operation. Philadelphia. For thne months Mr. Harry L. Magee must l-c on his face without moving. This is the result of a rare and delicate operation on his spine. Doctors state that the success of the operation, which consisted of grafting a
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    A "MERE" SCRATCH.
    96 3 D.iminso Ortcjra's Mysterious Admirer. Mudild. A lab from a bull- a mere scratchlas cost Domingo Ortega, Spain's most fashionable toreador. L'oo.ooo pesetas about £6.000« Infection set In, compelling him to cancel four fights at 11,500 each So popular is Dommeo that tliou«anda of bull-fight •fans" follow him
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    THOSE "DUD" SHELLS.
    86 3 Nine Victims Killed In Yugoslavia. BelgradeNine people have been killed and 12 •senously injured in Yugoslavia this year by the explosion of -dud" shells and bombs left over after the Great War. The latest victim. Svetozir Mihailo\itch. was fataliy injured when a sh°ll lie picked up on
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      189 3 INSIST on powerful FLIT it kills without fail «jnember the comfort of your guests and don't buy weak imitations of FLIT. Your friends will appre» dole your hospitality when yon sare them the annoy* once of insect pests. Consider your own comfort, 100, and insist on FLIT. This powerful insectialways
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      167 3 Children and Babies generally do in (his climate. Why not protect thorn against I the danger of skin irritations and inflammations? NiveaCreme is the ideal cure. Rub a little Nivea Creme into your skin every time after washing. In the case of prickly heat or other skin troubles apply Nivea
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      498 4 8-g-88Mg_n_H—_V__g_B_M-B____tfNa__p M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 16-37, Bras Basah Rg-ad, SINGAPORE. If you are In need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 8411. TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933. $16.00 and
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      690 4 TO LET. TO LET— 1-C, Sea Avenue, Katcng, comfortable 2-storey house, garage, 200 yds. from sea. $30 p.m. Apply 1-D, Sea Avenue. TO LET—No. 17. Rcbinson Road. Rent cheap, Ground Flcor about 2.000 sq. ft., with nice Show room and also 2nd floor, or whole building. Apply 215. Rangoon Read.
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      446 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Boey Ah Lum or otherwise known as Siew Peng; formerly employed as a photegrapher and manager at Holloway's Studio and Photographic Store, has left our service and is no longer authorised to transact any business or collect any mooic* on our
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      203 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). l-A, Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.CX. Certificate, Diploma, it etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal LATEST MODERN BALLROOM
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      364 4 FOR SALE. FOR SALE PRIVATELY all th? furniture and siock-in-trade of a disp.nsary at No. 108. High Street. Singapore. Apply to CHEONG KOON SENG CO.. Auctioneers. No. 30. Chulia S'-eet. FOR SALE—Three D.C. Linotype motors H.P., apply to the Manager, Malaya Tribune, *****, Anson Koau. FOR SALE. 500 Ladies' Hats
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      203 4 YICK WOH BIN, k f fi t?JJ to IB J Burmese BfCa i.ilKi KIIOO 800 ION! /jfii__\ and z LOII All KE()\\ fg 4 now in Singap IV 332. Tan Jong i. I«* opposite Empire Cine Branch in Kuala L .m; llKi_F^_L F.M.S f .r i 10?. ___F' Burmese Sprcialist
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — untitled
    154 5 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING untitled xamptoS of the Penang Hill the nee tax —for both of put up was feeble In the low see that the official d for legislation by no ttionaJ importance, in cne in respect of a matter on ifncial ihemselves are divided ie opinions of
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    New Tin Agreement.
    189 5 r| .-r) do no ff-ar that the outtriea will, through a sharpI output, undermine the new rhere is a further safeguarJ cheme. The draft agn cL.pulatrs, in accordmc n passed at the Lor.don lie Conference, that in the tvent countries producing during itivc months 25 per cent,
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    Sutton Of Perak.
    192 5 IJIS Highness the Sultan made some II very interesting observations in the natter of education, urging the necessity for a more practical training in the schools than is being given at present. His Highness rightly insists on the need for greater attention to be paid to technical
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    CALL FOR BRITISH CARS.
    117 5 Morris Hopes For Bumper Year. London, Oct. 11. ON the eve of the openng of the Mctor Show at Oiympia by Prince George, Sir William Morris, the mctor-car magnate, issued a statement full of confidence in the coming year, which he declared would be "a memorable
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    REBEL GENERALS' OFFER.
    74 5 Government Rejects Their Surrender. China Times. Peiping, Sept. 28. Both Generals Fang Chen-wu and Chi Hungchang. having found their position unfavourable, are now asking for Government's pemisMon to surrender. It is understood that the Peiping authorities have definitely decided to reject their offer. It is feared the
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    CITY RECAPTURED.
    71 5 Communists Retreated To Changting. Sin Wen pao. Foochow. Oct 13. Lienchen. the important tea producing centre in Fukien which was occupied by the Communists about two months ago. has been recaptured by militia from Chinliu. The Communists are reported to have fled to Changting. General Tsai Ting-kai. Commander
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    OLDEST ENGLISH CHURCH.
    142 5 Miracle" Escape In i Earthquake. Valparaiso 112 AST-MINUTE effort* are belnf mndf Here to prevent the cloning of St Paul's Church, I one of the oldest English churches In South America. It U the outstanding landmark on Cerro I f Te or English Hill, which overlooks th«-
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    SECRET NAZI SIGNS.
    94 5 Swastika" Shoes And Forbidden Salute. Vienna. Nazis in Austria and Czechoslovakia nave adopted ingenious methods of over- coming the ban which has been placed on their activities in those countries. At Brno 'Czechoslovakia! they put I halls In their shoes in the form ol a i swastika,
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    NIGHT CLUB TRADE.
    77 5 The Police Commissioner's Threat. Stockholm. The Stockholm Police Commissioner says he intends carrying out nightly raids on every night club in the city until they have all closed down. Hitherto, the proprietors have willingly paid the tine of £5 a week imposed by the law for keeping
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      48 5 I Small Injuries I which is easily applied and j jF*!* which does not Set out of P' ace > even when applied to a joint, shojuid therefore iS o!t)tainaljle rom all dispensaries H1 1 F 1 'll or direct from the sole-aprents:— I'lllWlHhi N.V. Straits Java Trading Co.
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      71 5 VTHE I QUESTION WISES I WHICH PfILK SHALL I I BU7- I MM* YOUR QUESTION I IS ANSWERED- I PURITY' 1 BRbNP I FRESH COWS' MILK I ImwM ITS MPORT/INCE ASA I FOOD, EOR BOTH CHILDREN I AND /IDULTS, IS I GENERALLY RECOGNISED. I DISTRIBUTED BY 1 SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE
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    Shipping News & Notices. WARSHIP ORDER FOR THE CLYDE.
    554 6 Shipping News Notices. WARSHIP ORDER FOR THE CLYDE. First Contract Of 1933 Programme. THE Admiralty announced on Friday that the contract for H.M. convoy slcop "Bittern" «1933 programme I has been placed with Messrs. John Brown and Co., Ltd., of Clydebank. This is the only ship under the 1933 programme
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    THE 1922 STRIKE.
    119 6 Commemoration Building At Canton. The test stage of the work on some buildings intended to commemorate the successful Seamen's Strike in 1922 has new been completed and the Seamen's Pavilion on the Yueh Shou Hill in Canton has.ccme into existence, cays the "Canton Gazette." The compensation paid
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    INTERESTING REPAIR JOB.
    119 6 One of the most interesting repair jobs j effected im the Bristol Channel recehtl/ was completed when two l&O-ton lock gates were undocked from Messrs. Thomas Diamond and Company's yard at Cardiff and towed by Great Western Railway tugs to the Roath dock en- I trance, to
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    JAPAN'S SHIPPING.
    358 6 Effort To Stimulate The Industry. DURING 1931 and the first half of 1932 the large Japanese shipping companies are reported from Tokyo to have operated at a loss, although a surplus of 1.7 million yen was obtained in the second half of last year. Now a further improvement
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    REDUNDANT SHIPYARDS.
    89 6 Tyne mouth Borough Council has gained the support of nine other authorities on the NorthEast Coast in its protest against the closing of Ncrth-East shipyards by National Shipbuilders' Security, Ltd. All have agreed to send representatives to a delegation which is to protest to the Prime Minister and
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    NEWCASTLE JUAY DUES.
    100 6 At a meeting of the Newcastle Corporation Trade and Ccmmcrce Committee. Alderman Walter Lee presiding, the city treasurer, reporting as to receipts for the six months ended September 30. said that quay dues were paid by 712 vessels, as against 699 for the corresponding period of last
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    GERMAN SALVAGE TUG.
    59 6 The German tug. the Seefalke, after being stationed at Douarnenez for the last two years, is being transferred on October 15, to a new station m Canada. The tug, whose arrival originally caused considerable comment .amatng the French tugowners of the port, is now being replaced by
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    CARGO SHIPPING.
    270 6 Declining Trade Perturbs British Owners. rpHE serious state of British cargo shipping. 1 to which correspondents have called attention in "The Times," was again raised at a meetirg of the Council of the Chamber of Shipping. Leading owners are understood to have made it clear that, in their
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    JAPAN'S PLANS.
    145 6 A Direct Service To West Africa. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha announces that the "Argun Maru." 7,000 tons in size, at present on the Bombay service, will leave Osaka-Kobe in the latter part of November for West Africa via the Cape of Good Hope. After calling at South African
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    NO HOPE FOR SHIPPING.
    795 6 Till All Trade Barriers Are Removed. ANY suggestion of retaliation, discrimination, or reservation will result in lo*a •.ather tlian gain, and there is no hope for Liverpool shipping, or for Liverpool itself, or for the nation, un il all trade* barriers, including subsidies, have been sw:pt
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      512 6 STEAMER SAILINGS.. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA > AND f APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., AND FOR EAST MAIL BERVICE. tender Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan, j Due Tonnage. Blngapore ,1933. RANCHI 17.000 Wov.
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      216 6 (§JLLOYD TRI EST IN 0 (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND rmni Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, n m L WA Karachi, Aden. Massowah, Suez, Port 1 °TS£f a iJP°i mb mbay Suez Port Said Brindlsi Venice and Trieste Said. Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. 1
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      230 6 Deutwh IHpI) j Australische Dampfschifl. Geselkchaft. (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1983. t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov. 14 f S£. OLDENBURG, via Iloilo, Manila Nov. 29 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Dec. 12 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila D?c. 26 1934. f
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      557 6 STEAMER SAlLDtfts NORDDErrsCHER The undemoted are the Compaq fixtures:— *"*.U(m OUTWARDS. "MAIN- for Iloilo. Bais 11,1 Hongkong-. Shanghai, North Chiua and Japan "COBLENZ" for Manila, Hongkon- 21 S'hai, North China and Japan Dec 7 HOMEWARDS. I "DONAU" for Genoa. Kteflfa Havre, Adam, R'dam, Hamburg 4 Bremen N "PULDA" for Genoa,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    419 7 Mining Shares. SiManorre, Friday. 11 a.m. an quotations are Issued Tr.e ukfji Urn stock Buyers Sellers. VI, .c H fi 33 36 37 6 15|- 15 9 1.35 1.40 30,3 3113 028 032 I li 1 20 4t! 5 6 ii 40 0.44 N I Hi ii
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    Financial News & Views. ENGINEERING ORDERS.
    266 7 Financial News Views. ENGINEERING ORDERS. British Week In Finland.' rpwo Lancashire firms have recently se--1 f urec big orders in th e face of keen foreign competition. The, Vaughan Crane Company, t i have obtained two of th e larsjctsl orders for electric cranes and traversers [■laced in England since
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    NEW TOWN MAKING.
    160 7 Ambitious Development At Liverpool: AN ambitious plan for the development of 2.000 acres cf virgin land on the Speke cs.ate at Liverpool into a residential and industrial centre is to be undertaken by th? Liverpool Corporation. The programme provides, as a start, for the f.\pendi;ure of 1200.000
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    PETROL PRICES.
    162 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. I Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands) of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Av!atio:i Spirit in 4-gallon drum* per British Imperial gallon 11.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 10.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British
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    LOSS ON EXCHANGE.
    132 7 Anglo-Java Rubber Results. Anglo-Java Rubbec and Produce Co. reports a loss of £4.313 for the year to March 31, after charging £9,643 loss on exchange. To this is added commission, &c. making a total of £6.563, against which is deducted provision for perfevence dividend written back. 002.
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    SOVIETS OFFER.
    54 7 Huge Purchase Of Cotton From U.S.A. Reuter Wireless. New York. Nov, 10. Il is l£:irr.ed that Amtory ilJie Soviet Trading (Jo.i his definitely offered to pui chase a l/ullioa bales o: eotton and u million and a quarter yard* of cotton cloUi a.s soon as suitable rredu lormu
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    34 7 Yesterday's Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 4 3 32d. New York: t% cents. SmgaiTore: 13,—13 •< centv TTN. London Spot; £230. London 3 months: £228 15s. Singapore: 5114.62 1 COPRA. Sundried 53.30 Mixed 53.60
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    OIL FROM COAL.
    215 7 Scheme Prepared For South Wales. A COMMITTEE of exports has been set up ia. by the Industrial Development Council of South Wales and Monmouthshire to examine a scheme for an oil from coal extracting industry in South Wales. Professor George. Knox and Dr. Illingworth. who are responsible
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    ROPE OF RECORD SIZE.
    84 7 A drum of wir c rope, claimed by its manufacturers to be the largest, colliery windin j rope in Europe as regards diameter and weiglu has b en shipped to a colliery company in F-elgium. The rope, which has been constructed upon a new improved patent
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    NEW STEEL CENTRE.
    84 7 Th« contract for the manufacture cf the plan;, for the Bessemer Steelworks. Corby. Nor.hamptonshire. has oeen placed with the Pearson and Knowles Er.gine?ring Company. of WaTington. Lancashire. The plant is the firs: modern installation for the revival of the Bessemer basic steel y;-.cess in England (in which
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    PALM PRICES.
    96 7 The lol.'owmg are the latest prices for Malayan Palm Oil and Palm Kernels as report by Mesj-i Guthrie ana Co.: PALM OIL IN BULK: c.i.f. landed weights New York Philadelphia 2.70 cents U.S. curt ency > per lb. c.i.f. landed weights US A. Pacific Ports 2.65 cents (U.S.
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    A TEXTILE WEAKNESS ELIMINATED.
    203 7 Rayon Velvets By New Process. TUIE chief weakness of velvets made ot rayen. that they creased and crushed easily, has been eliminated by Lancashire manufacturers Originally France and Germany were the folc suppliers of this article to the world •>ut Lancashire has taken up its manufacture
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    RUBBER REPORTS.
    144 7 Mrn« s GuUiFtf and Co Lm. kit their weekI) rublnv report data! Nov H. slate All :tiarfc"l* «n? very et»ady with H-llrrs somewhn: «served nitf with the cem-rnl uo«'i Ulnty MrTM34||np J? presrnt. buslut*? n*maia«s quiet Latest quotation: to hand arc Spot rents lip v wilt. Londot. -t
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    LARAS (SUMATRA) RUBBER.
    141 7 Output of rubber for year to March 31. 1933. was 3,492.339 lb., compared with 3,685,265 lb! in 1931-32. and was sold as fellows: 3,321,247 pounds in London at average gross price ot 2.29 pence per pound and remainder in East. Output of coffee was 9.204 cat. (7.808
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    MORIB PLANTATIONS.
    87 7 Numbn- of coconuts harvested for year ended June 30. 1933, was 2.675,350 (against 2.205,000). y.eld of cepra C 59.7 tons <583 tons). Estimate J for current year 2,500.000 nuts. In view of i improved market price of rubber directors have considered Question of recommencement of tapping, and it
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    GOLD OUTPUT.
    24 7 The output of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd.. for the four weeks ended Nov. 7. 1933, amounted to 2,064.50 ounces.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    652 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. The following rubber snare quotations axe issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evfttt. issue Value, Itasst E#*D ft jl t Btiarea. ft Oo jjjfc 1 Alltnby $0,82 4 $0,874 $0.75 $0.86 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 0.68 0.70 IA.
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    RUBBER REPORT.
    88 7 Messrs. Lewis Peat Ltd., in their weekly rubber report dated Nov. 10, state: A rapid decline in the American dollar during the week has resulted in a strengthening on the New York commodity exchanges where business has been brisk. Rubber has advanced a cent, and the turnover is
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      52 7 Till; SOUTH BRITISH ,N >' RANCE COMPANY, LTD., d in New Zealand.) F| RE, MARINE, MOTOR AMD WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. I C MAKCOI.IOUTH. Manager. 01 1 I iM.WsoN GBHEK, ■Ufa THE EASTERN UNITED •«WsUHCI CORPORATION, LTD. TOE, MARINE, ni MOTOR CAR, TOtSONAL ACCIDENT AND WOkioiKN-s COMPENSATION INSURANCE. Itt E No Cecil
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      89 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorrorated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Street Authorised and Subscribed Capital M.000.000 Pald-up-Capltal Reserve Pund »nd Rest WO.OOO HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta, Colombo. KaracLi, Madras. Amara. Baghdad, Bahrein. Basra, KlrkuE. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit on
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      44 7 j THE j j SUNDAY TRIBUNE j j I Gives Saturday's I i closing prices of I rubber in London I I and New York, j I together with the j Cross-Rate. N? 9 COLLYfcR QUAY SINGAPORE Head Office: 55, Wall Street, New York.
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      216 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (incorporated in Straits Settlement*.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHUUA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Cher Bwee Cheny,
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      498 8 Amusements <■ J**!*****,,,;,,*;,,,,,,.,,. $p■ n Hj< ■j, ",n, I Shocks Shivers Sensation Surprises Creeping shadows, clutching hands, a blue death- chamber and a houseful of bewildered men defying the supernatural for the sake of a beautiful I I girl I s Am a m WJL\ 4% X %gmmm m\ mm
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      144 8 BING CROSBY Sings The Hits From "College Humour" Learn to Croon Moonstruck on BRUNSWICK RECORDS Obtainable at: SEASON CO., LTD., 115, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. SCIENTIFIC GOLI» JEWELLERY. Highly appreciated by High Court Judges, Ministers to Government and other eminent public men. FULL CATALOGUE FREE. The Sthntifir Gold Ranges Co.,
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      120 8 NO SECRET HE MIGHT WANT TO 1 KEEP FROM HER WAS EIGGE» 1 I* frcm the L SL j E IMS vcn.an he loved, she H fr<<m knov.insj she BCIgAGE Also The Inimitable MICKEY MOUSE in -MICKEY'S RENTE." I "JUNGLE MYSTERY" IS OUR NEXT CHANGE" I Grand Fare for the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    83 9 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING WTON SEAMEN. Cul'lifting Funds For Their Support. Hunjkoug. Nov. 11. 'tot* C\»»um Btamrn's Union ii liter contribution* for funds > i ?ii|>|>ort them»elv<?c. «I Jen cents nnd a i 40 ceoU u being collected •11 hi Joiportcd tfoodi. bun- t*i*n boycotting tile
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    IPOH ROTARY CLUB.
    572 9 < t itration Of Fourth Anniversary. 'H Our Own Ccmrpondent.i i Ipoh, Nov. 9. Vi en vmmt *at apent at the Grand j ei»(ui when the Ipoh > i htr rbrau-d the [ourtii annlvccaary uiit.oiMi <r itli i banquet. ii ji JJMmined ZnsafT. ihr President pnpMdwl and
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    27 9 untitled Cheang Theam Chu and Theam Kee have issued in vitaPa,, a dm at "Riviera." 112, Pasir Unai y nf their mother. Mrs. vueang j. m chuan.
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    FUKIEN MAN'S AIM.
    124 9 Another Germany-China Flight. i "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Nov. 10. Mr. Lim Hock Seng, a native of Fukien, who has graduated from an aviation college in Germany, has wired to the Central Government to the effect that he is making preparations to make a flight to
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    MONEY MARKET
    202 9 SELLING. Singapore, Nov. 10. London 4 months' sight 2 l* 5 132 London 8 months' sight 2 4V4 London 60 days' sight 2 l* 7 I M London 30 days' sight 2 r* 3,32 London demand 2 l* 1 London T.T. 2|4 1|33 Lyons and Paris demand 930
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    PRODUCE.
    181 9 Singapore, Nov. 10. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $118 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan 1108 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 $81 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 $77 Siam, No. 1 "Sinhway" $166 Siam, No. 2 "Sinhway" $152 Siam, No. 3 "Sinhway" $132 Rice,
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    317 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, NOV. U. High T!de«,—6.ll ajiL, 4 p.m. Pa&llc Holiday *Armkjtlru Dayi Service mi Cenotaph. 7.30 am Bcrvicc ut 84. Andrew's Cathedra), IO.SO a.m. Sbaaapor. Races Ofitf; tlt-ppel O.C. Monthly Modal (Bogey); L&iaui! Club Armistice Cup Competition. Rugby: K.C.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    81 9 ALHAMBRA—Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in "Secrets." CAPITOL.—' College Humor" and stage Attraction. EMPIRE. —"The Big Cage." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs, inemas, Talkies: Sky—-"The Son)aughter," Star— The Gay Buckaroo." MARLBOROUGH—'Krishna Avatar," in Indian talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, iideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Waytngs, cinemas, etc. PAVlLlON.—"Cavalcade."
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    FELLOWSHIP WEEK.
    201 9 Special Meeting At The Y,W.C.A. Members of the Y.W.C.A. are remind d of the special meetings to be held next week in connection wi;h the week of world fellowship and prayer, following on the exhibition just closed. The first meeting is on Sunday at 8.3J p.m. at the
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    AT THE CINEMAS.
    80 9 Mary Pick ford At The Alhambra. After a long spell of sbsence Mary Fickiord, the world's sweetheart," made a welcome return at the Alhambra last night in "Secrets." The plot, which concerns a rich girl who gave up all for the sake of her lover, gives ample
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    759 10 Sentiments very similar to those voiced by Straits Chinese British subjects were voiced by British Indians on the occasion of the reception given to the new Labour Agent of the Government of India on his arrival in Singapore last Saturday. It was stressed that the pro-Malay policy of
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS. Comments By The Way.
    225 10 IN a letter appearing in our correspondence columns, a Malacca reader makes a timely and irresistible appeal to the community at large to co-operate in bringing about the establishment of soup kitchens, such as those which exist in America and Europe, for
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    Chinese Sports.
    232 10 ALL roads to-day, after the Armistice parade on the Padang in the morning, will lead to the Jalan Besar Stadium, where the two-day athletic meeting of the Singapore Chinese commences, in preparation for the AllMalayan Chinese Olympiad in Kuala Lumpur during the Christmas holidays. Over 200 of the
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    Volunteers Rest.
    190 10 rE local Volunteering training season has ended and no more parades are to be held until Feb. I, which will probably mark the beginning of an even more ambitious programme than was gone through last season. The greates: importance is placed on .Volunteering by the military authorities in
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    66 10 Major L. Vaughan, the well-known Mining Engineer of Kuala Lumpur, is leaving for Home on holiday at an early date. It is understood that Imperial Airways wish to make Kuala Lumpur a regular re-fuelling point when the new Empire air line to Australia
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    Batu Gajah.
    42 10 The entertainment at the Kinta Club, Batu Gajah, in aid of Poppy Day Fund was a most enjoyable affair. About 150 people were present. Mr. G. H. Nash, Chairman Kinta Sanitary Board, is retiring from Government service on Jan. 6.
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    Ipoh.
    27 10 It is understood that, with the retirement of Mr. D. W. Attygallee, Assessment Officer, Ipoh, at the end of the year the post will be abolished.
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    Rawang.
    19 10 Mr. D. K. Broadhurst, O.C.P D., Rawang, leaves for home on furlough during the course of the month.
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    Johore Bahru.
    65 10 Mr. S. W. Jones, Acting General Adviser, Johore, is away on holiday at Cameron Highlands, and on the departure of Mr. E. A. Helps on Home leave shortly, will assume duties as Commissioner of Lands, Johore. Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Sheikh Yahya, Second Magistrate, Johore, Bahru, is on
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    Penang.
    41 10 Miss Y. Carrier, daughter of the late Mr. Carrier of Ipoh, has been elected Captain of the Penang ladies' hockey team. Mr. W. C. S. Cory, formerly Private Secretary to H. E. Sir Cecil dementi, has returned from Home furlough.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    493 10 BY Why doesn't Rorwvrlt l, x u,, Rogers' wisecrack^? A A M America had hollar |~v ro wine when it is "Red' A A A It look* as if Roosr.'Vcir «j,., come in until it cross*» ij, 0 v A t Beards are »ii-anp«. a in C
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    44 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2 CHURCH SERVICES, on OUJf P SPORTS NEWS, on pages 14 and 15. CLUB DIARY, on page 15 PASTER AIR MAILS NEEDED, OO RADIO NEWS, on page 11 BREACH OF PROMISE ACT* BOYS' CORNER, on page 19.
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    SOVIET'S STRONG NOTE OF WARNING TO JAPAN. PLANES OVER RUSSIAN TERRITORY.
    806 11 UNPLEASANT consequences will be INEVITABLE.'' More Troops On The Border. Moscow And U.S. To Conclude Pact Of Non-aggression. Reuter. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, Nov. 11. npHK. a warned the Japanese Government that if Japanese S >viet territory again,
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    "DEFENDER OF ORDER."
    58 11 a P«'nise Supported By French Deputy. Reuter. Paris, Nov. 10. S .cultivate the friend--Btat u!arl y of the United I 'apan, declared M. Marin, Leader, in continuation of Chamber debate in the M. Longuet, interrupted Germany's mentality. 2? consider Japan Jjbate'was adjourned until Nov. xtnriJt l putles
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    REPORTED MASSACRE.
    37 11 Soviet Denial Of "Slanderous Statements." Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 10. Reports that 200 Manchurian citiz ns were murdered by Soviet soldiers at Fetrovskoe for non-payment of the grain tax are ridiculed and described as "slanderous statements."—Reuter.
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    MILITARY APPOINTMENT.
    29 11 Reuter. London. Nov. 10. Col. J. H. Morris, D.5.0., who has been appointed assistant director of supplies and transport, China Command, will leave for Hong Kong soon.—Reuter.
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    MANDORE'S FLIGHT WITH $390.
    526 11 Sentenced For Criminal Breach. \Ĕ ARIAPPAN, a Municipal mandore, made an unsuccessful attempt to get away from Singapore with $390 which he had induced a coolie employed under him to part with. He got as far as Penang, when the Singapore police got in touch with
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    SCHOLAR DISAPPEARS.
    64 11 Alarming Letter Of Canton Professor. Reuter. Hong Kong, Nov. 10. Mr. W. J. B. Fletcher, a professor in English at Canton University and formerly in the British Consular Service at Foochow and elsewhere, is missing from his Hong Kong residence. A letter posted to his son at 2
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    KHYBER PASS CLOSED.
    141 11 Precaution Against Possible Trouble. Reuter. Bombay, Nov. 10. Communications with Afghanistan are temporarily cut off. It is surmised that the reason for the silence is that the Afghan authorities are arranging for the funeral of Nadir Shah and are taking measures to prevent outbreaks. The Indian Government
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    SERVICE AT THE CENOTAPH.
    510 11 Armistice Day. IMPRESSIVE LOCAL CEREMONY. Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. B. C. Roberts, conducted the religious service at the Cenotaph this morning. From an early hour large crowds began gathering in the vicinity and by 7.25 o'clock the troops and public were in readiness. fi,
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    REBELS DEFEATED.
    78 11 U.S. Battleship Sent To Havana. 1 Reuter. Tampas (Florida) Nov. lv. rpHE battleship "Wyoming," which is here in connection with the armistice celebration, has been sent to Havana, where the death-roll in the battle between the rebels and the Government lorccs has reached forty.—Reuter. Havana, Nov. 10. The
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    DEATH PENALTY FOR RIOTERS.
    87 11 Austrian Government Takes Precautions. Reuter. Vienna, Nov. 10. A GOVERNMENT commnique announces the reintroduction of the death penalty through court-martial for murder t arson and any serious disturbance of order. It is pointed out that it is not to be regarded as universal martial law, but
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    PLUNGE OF THE DOLLAR.
    406 11 DOWNWARD SLIDE BROKEN. Purchases Reduced.' What Will Be The Next Move Reuter. New York, Nov. 10. rpHE dollar's plunge has become a major sensation. The financial editor of the New York "Times" declares that it is completely out of the Government's control and remarks that the
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    "They Are The Missing Man's Bones." DISAPPEARANCE OF SIKH.
    684 13 DEATH THE RESULT OF VIOLENCE. Murder Verdict. 11 Finding Of The Coroner. gELOW is given the full text Coroner's note and finding ag a verdict of culpable mounting to murder be four Sikhs, Arjan Singh. I Banta Singh Baba and h
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    LOCAL CLERKS IN BANKRUPTCY.
    474 13 Court Comment On Sikh Moneylenders, local clerks yen nubliclv g examined in bankruptcy yesWdav £g» Bankruptcy Court be M? SfS^S 1 Assignee co d^, In one case it was revealed that a man was adjudged bankrupt a second rrom his first bankruptcy, some of the creditors
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION.
    230 13 Retrenchment: Retirement Of Commissioners. Municipal Committee No. 2, at a meeting on Nov. 3, approved construction of minor sewer extensions in the valley east of Orange Grove Road, estimated to cost $8,000, and in the back lane west of Tanjong Pagar Road (between Lim Teck Kirn Road and
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS*
    96 13 Letters To The Editor. [Our reader* are invited to write to v* on ntbiecU of public inter tat. tt must De under, stood that the "Malaya Tribune" doe* not necessarily endorse opinion* expressed by corretvondenis LITTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double •vacing), and
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    MUNICIPAL BUDGET.
    627 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir,—Over a year ago, when I envisaged the curtailment of expenditure in the Municipality due to its state of finance, it was followed up by the appointment of the Estimates Committee, who went into great details in their enquiry and recommended certain reductions
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    SOUP KITCHENS.
    195 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir, —May I crave a little space in your journal for my plea for the estab"shment of soup kitchens in every town where there Is a RotaYy Club, V.M.C A or'Y.W.C.A.? In America the free soup kitchens wherever they exist, have been a
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    LOCAL DIVORCE PETITION.
    155 13 Hearing Ends: Judgment Reserved. •THE hearing was concluded in the f Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Mills of the case in which Holly Theresa Miles sued her husband, Thomas Daryl Ramage Miles for dissolution of marriage on the grounds of cruelty and adultery. Kis lordship reserved
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    FRENCH FLIGHT.
    104 13 Famous Airmen Prepare For Tour. Paris. Oot. 10. UNITS of the French Air Force are quietly preparing at Tstres for a spectacular flight over Africa towards the end of next month. Seldom before have so many air "aoes" been gathered together. General Vuillemin, commanding the French Air Forces
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    TWO STOWAWAYS.
    84 13 Unemployed And Had No Money. Yong Sing and Ah Seng, two stow- aways on the "Carnarvonshire," which arrived in Singapore a few days ago. were fined $100 each (three weeks' r.i. in default) in the Marine Court yesterday by the Deputy Master Attendant, Mr. C. C. Dix. 1
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    THE FRANCO-SWISS FRONTIER.
    144 13 British Expert To Sit On Commission. Paris. Sept. 14. LT.-COLONEL Sir Jchn Baldwin, who was British Commissioner on the River Communions set the treaties of peace, is to be one of the three experts who are to act as arbitrators in the question cf the •'Zones Frenches"
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    SCHOOLBOYS' FIGHT.
    88 13 The cross-case in which two schoolboys, John Khoo aged 16 and Teck Fah. aged 17, were engaged, came to an end yesterday, when the younger boy was bound over for six months in one'surety of $50 and the other was released on probation. The case arose out of
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    Special Selections For To-Day's Races. Start Of The November Race Meeting.
    626 14 Handicaps And Selections For This Afternoon. IjtOURTESN horses and ponies have been .scratched from those entered for the first day of the Singapore Turf Club's three-day professional lace meeting wnich commences at Bukit Timah. at 230 p.m. this afternoon.
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    SPECIAL SELECTIONS.
    83 14 ''Winning Post" Picks The Winners. 1 X HE following are specif] selection* by Winning Post" !oi this afternoon's ra<*ei»: ILu-e I.—CARRY ON'. ANGELU&» SILVER BI.AZL' Rare 2.—DUKE MEN IN SILVANCS SAIL l*P. Rare 3.—PENNY RLE MISS TOGO TRUE LIGHT. liacr i.—GORILLA ItOYAL PROPERTY EATON. CROP. R,,rr .V—ROW BOAT
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES.
    107 14 Playing on the C.T.A. ground, Choo Choo San's XI defeated the United Indians XI by 3 goals to 1 on Thursday. Choo Choo San XI v. Waterloo XI today: Pak Tong. Boon Soon San. A. Rajoo, L. Oliveiro. W. Gomes (capt.) N. Rajoo. J. Monterio, Khoi Sian, H.
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE.
    86 14 Latesi positions in the S.C.F.A. interdUstrict League are as follows: P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Am: Sian 6 5 1 0 14 7 10 Coleman 4 4 0 0 13 1 8 Mackenzie 5 3 1 1 12 8 7 Covent 5 3 1 1 10
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    LOCAL BASEBALL.
    47 14 The Cubs will play the Japanese Young Men's team to-morrow in the local baseball League. The Japanese Young Men's team are now the leaders in the pennant race. A good and keen game is expected. Game will start at 2.30 p.m. on St. Joseph's ground.
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    WOMEN'S MARATHON RACES.
    433 14 I Should Three Miles Be Exceeded? I (From Our Ow-n Correspondent.) London, Oct. 26. SHOULD women run Marathon races? This question is being asked following the abolition, by the Women's Amateur Athletic Association of the restrictions previously in force on the length of races. Ihe suggestion has
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    PING-PONG FRIENDLY.
    109 14 The Java Traders Association (ReI search Dept.) beat the Cecil Lads Athletic Party at the former's premises on Wednesday, by 3 games to 2. I Scores <Java Traders named first)Chua Enjr Cheong lost lo Ye-. Chene Hal 2—3: Soh Kirn Peow lost to Soh Tions Hoe o—3; Low
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    HEROES OF ICE HOCKEY.
    101 14 Victo.- Gardner, the termor England iceho;kcy gcalkecpc- has enurged from hretiremen.. His friends are a: king why. They cann,,t understand his thirst for ice-hockey During his career Victor has had bo.h wrists broKen. every finger fractured, and his nose bashed in. Now he is back for
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    OXYGEN B.P.
    34 14 Oxygen B.P. team v. Loke's 3 P at 230 p m mci S C Urt to morrow at Tan Soo Choo, Ec Heck Chiang ponnusamy, Jean. Antoine YeS: S Muthusuru Munian and
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    SINGAPORE BEAT PENANG.
    258 14 Visiting* Forwards Much Superior. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 10. THE Penang—Singapore match was utterly spoilt by rain which fell from three o'clock onwards, pools of water lying on the ground. Singapore played a great second-half game and won by 2 goals, 2 tries (16 points)
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    HOCKEY TRIAL.
    119 14 Teams For Game Next Tuesday. The trial match for the selection of the Singapore XI to meet Selangor and in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 18 and 19 Perak will take place on the S.C.C. ground on Tuesday. The teams will be: COLOURS: Cheok Wah (S.C.R.C); Muttucumaru (C.S.C). Lieut.
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    ENGLISH TURF.
    41 14 Result Of Livorpool Autumn Cup. Reuter. London, Nov. 10. The race for the Liverpool Autumn Cup resulted as follows: 1. DENBIGH. 2. LEIGHON. 3. ROBBER CHIEF. Sixteen ran. Won by Vf% lengths; third one away. Betting: 13-2; 9-4; 20-1.
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    A Thrilling Display By The Ladies.
    920 14 The S. C. Win Toppy Day X Hockey Match. YESTERDAY'S match oV the Padang between the Girls' Spqprts Club and the European ladies' XI, foir the Poppy day fund, was productive obf some fine hockey. > The G.S.C. chiefly becauseV they took advantage of
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    Choosing Malaya's Best Footballer.
    321 15 Votes For The zJMost "Proficient Player. READERS who Lave not already recorded their votes in the interesting advertised by Messrs. Malayan Breweries should lose no so. The closing date is last approaching. Every vote recorded in favour of any given player will strengthen such player's chances
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    SPRINGBOKS' SCRUM TACTICS.
    251 15 "bjoctinn- To The 3-4-1 lonnation. fr n t'orr-jjiohtfi?»*..' London, Oct. J6 '.mi inipl n y*d wrtth 1 SwttlMjboK*, Im. utvui C inn lursrly tollw- i ikwLii, bv ihr C\ XT ITAUih Oxiord. ',-1 till* nu thad oi piicicLhnr hud an i" TidnJi;, who uft*r vi r* <»»!*.•
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    NEXT YEAR'S BOAT RACE.
    548 15 Promising Freshmen At Oxford. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 26. WITH the two senior Universities' terms well under way rowing men's thoughts are turning ae.ain to the boat race, and crews have been out en both rivers. One decision which must be reached before even
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    THE AMERICAS CUP.
    583 15 England Sends Another Challenge. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) London, Oct. 26. ENGLAND has challenged America to another race for the Americas Cup. Mr. T. O. M. Eopwith, lh P aircraft engineer and designer, has undertaken to carry on the efforts of the lata Sir Thomas Lipton. The
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      63 15 THURSDAY. NOV. 16. Golden Bell Minstrels: Special monthly committee meeting. Secretary, Mr. Tan Chin Guan's residence. 109, Waterloo Street, 7 p.m. All committees must attend as it is very compulsory. SUNDAY. NOV. 19. Marigold 8.P.: Fourth anniversary celebration, Tanjong Rhu. Members should take note of programme issued. SATURDAY, NOV. 18.
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      635 15 CLVB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies, in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Disry is provided specially for them. Secretaries ate invited to co-operate in keeping It up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    FASTER AIR MAILS NEEDED.
    917 16 Call For Inqairy Into Subsidies. THE case for /aster air mails, by means of higher cruising speeds and of night flying, was laid before Lord Londonderry, Secretary of State for Air lecently, by a deputation from the London Chamber of Commerce. Reference was made to the
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    ATTACK ON OXFORD GROUPS.
    210 16 The "lais" Talks Of Depraved Antics." London, Oct. 11. if rriHß Oxford Group Movement, which has 1. launched its campaign in London with (jrest service In St. Paiills Cathedral, comes In for seme vigorous criticism at the hands of the "laic." the Or.rord undergraduate niaguzinc. '"For
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    CHILEAN CRIMINALS.
    96 16 Drastic Orders Follow Murder Of Cashier. Santiago de Chile. Orders to shoot at sight all known criminals have been issued to the Chilean carabineers following the murdpor a cashier employed by the British Shell-Mex Petroleum Company and other outrages, in various parts of the country. They have also
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    RADIO MUSIC IN HOTELS.
    358 17 Breach Of Copyright Affirmed. London, Oct. 6. THE Court of Appeal has decided that reproduction of music by means of wireles? receiving sets and loudspeakers in hotels and customers of guests is an infringement of public houses for the entertainment of copycight. Hammond's Bradford Brewery Company
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    ROAD TO GENERAL RECOVERY.
    134 17 South Africa TUrns The Corner. Pretoria, (Transvaal). Africa's revenue during the first four *J months of this financial year was better by £481,862 than for the corresponding period of last year. The tota' revenue for the four months was £7.474,013 as compared with just over £7,000,000
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      95 17 ARMISTICE DAY. London Cenotaph Service To Be Broadcast. A telegram has been received by the G.P.0., Singapore, from the Secretary for Postal Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S., reading as follows: Please inform local newspapers that the following telegram has been received from the British Broadcasting Corporation: "The Armistice Day service at
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      77 17 Why waste monoy buying new TRANSFORMERS, CHOKES SPEAKERS, HEADPHONES, PICK-UPS, Etc. We can restore them to their original condition. At 85 to 50 less than the cost of new ones. We guarantee prompt and efficient service. 'Phone 4791. limited' GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., 112, South Bridge Road, Singapore. (By Optician
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      261 17 Empire Radio Programmes. TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMMES. Transmissions On Two Wavelengths. 2i m.ns., to G.M.T. times.) mmn loilowing frequencies and tigths will be used simultane- wavelengths may be c coarse of each day's Announcements will be quent intervals: Time Signal from Big NV'.v Bulletin. hi the Trenches, a programlainophor.e records. programme
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      394 17 9 0 p.m. Time Signal from Greenwich. a running commentary on the second half of the second Test Match Rugby League—England v. Australia, from Hefidingley Football Oround, Lee ds 9 35 p.m. Armistice Day Programme. 0.20-10.45 News Bulletin and Announcements 110 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben Armistice Day Service
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      76 17 Nell, Belinda Heather I pianoforte). 10.00 p.m. The Wireless Singers, conducted by Leslie Woodgate. j 10.30-10.40 Epilogue. 11.00 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. The Wireless Singers. J1.30 p.m. A religious service: address by the Very Rev. H. R. L. Sheppard. C H., D.D., Arnold Goldsbrough (organist), relayed from St.
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    BREACH OF PROMISE ACTION.
    840 18 French Lady Awarded $1,000 Damages. HJ AWARD plaintiff, the sum of $1,000 Adamages," said Judge P. Grant Jones at Shanghai at the conclusion of the case of Ivliss Rene Dteftttt agauist Mr. J. T. Klnlev in which defendant was sued fee damages ."or breach of promise.
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    FAT GIRLS OUT OF FASHION.
    167 18 All o\er ihe world Krirchen Salts is appca'ing o girls a d wcmen who are striving for an attractive free-f:cm-lat figure. H le is the methcd th"y are following to btui'sh fat and bring into blossom all the nature 1 a tractiveness that they possess:
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    "DRESS REFORM."
    109 18 Men Throttled By Tight Collars. London, Oct 10. DRESS "reform" for the Cavalry is urged In the latest issue of the "Cavalry Journal." ••The BrtUtib cavalryman," it is stated, "for the greater part of a quarter of a century, has been trussed up in innumerable straps and partly
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    MARKET PRICE.
    456 18 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Nov. 3. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 22 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat fist quality), kati 33 Mutton, Australian, lb 35 Fowl, ktiti 35 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks. Saigon, each 70 Pigeons,
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    (JOYS CORNER v\\W II \ I / y untitled BOB'S CHAT. 4 look \t This Week's f*ost-Hag.
    59 19 (JOYS CORNER v\\W II I y un titled BOB'S CHAT. 4 look \t This Week's f*ost-Hag. gulai reader of the k suggesting that lirublems with which j an be put before v be able to propose I within reason and k any questions they i cannot guarantee that iered every
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    Shovel In The Soup.
    462 19 By t. Sor Chye.) and grey. At six. Shovel not without reluctance. km not accustomed to ur .try morning. rv 6 40 a.m. is the of iiis age to get up. ng, however, there was 0 do—a thousand lines of Icefl in class." napping in class
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    From A Strayed Sheep.
    419 19 (By -Considered False," K. L.) This is a K.L. chum writing after a long absence. Maurice and I were strolling along the beach near Katong when the sight that met our eyes made us jump. "H°lp! help!! help!!!" a clear and distressed feminine voice reached our
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    Benefits Of Cycling. j 1
    212 19 (By Koh Sian Poh.) The bicycle is the key to the pleasures and the treasures of the country-side. It is the easiest and cheapest method of travel. Cycling is undoubtedly the best all-round pastime for both sexes of all ages. It's a pastune for all
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    Swimming In Katong.
    210 19 (By "Gunboat.") Last Sunday I went alone to Katong for a swim. The sea was- not very shoppy but the current was very strong. I climbed up the board, and I took three or four dives. In a few minutes the board was crowded with swimmers so
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    Charles' Three Wishes.
    397 19 ißy Monioomtry Koh.) Lon? ago there wm a boy named Charlie who lived lii an old cottage unt far Irora the town. While he was sitting by his flrcsidi out evening, suddenly three great flames shot up and liu; lire went out. Ifcen Charles ht-anl a very
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    A Short Story.
    313 19 Ilßy Lee Cheng Sweet. It was very cool In town, after the heat ol t til* duy. Tbt dusk was creeping into Uie doorways aod Towing like a dark tide into tit.- narrow passage;; and the policeman. passing through the quiet streets, watched It with relief. The
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    Games.
    175 19 ißu B. Wti. Johore BahmL All of us know what game* urc. However, only a few of u* understand the importance u{ playing games. Games are divided into two main classes. Uhere are the outdoor games and the indoor game*. Some of us stick only to the former which
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    Cry In The Dark.
    209 19 (By S. P. Yak). One evening my companions and I were sitting round the fire in our cosy, little, log cabin when we heard a low groan coming from outside. On looking out through the window into the darkness, we could make out the dark form
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    Western Pictures.
    200 19 (By Kch Sian Poh.) I will always like movies because they are friends when I am alone, and they give me joy and happiness. I wonder how many of my dear readers like Western pictures? As a matter of fact, the western pictures are box-office attractions for they
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    Keen Women Hockey Enthusiasts At Play.
    58 20 Mrs. Pennefather (G.S.C.) breaking up an attack in the ladies' hockey match. The first hockey team of the Anglo-Chinese School for the year 1933. The Anglo-Chinese School cricket team for the year 1933. A view of the play in the ladies' hockey match. The
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