Malaya Tribune, 5 November 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIII. -No. 262. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Nov. 5, 1936. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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      135 1 V Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya DOES ME J >> THANKS P 1 j BEER AS PABST MADE IT I J If we could invite you to come to our brewery every time you j TEjriJT* bee l nd P™ l out a drink of delicious Pabst j
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    A WELL-DEFENDED CHINA
    640 2 Mayor Wu's Speech SECURITY TO I»E\( p OF FAR EAST Shanghai. 4 WELL-DEFENDED China is thstrongest security to th<> c of the Far East, and the Far K: st\ LIjg key to world pjace. Thus declared Mayor Wu Te-diev in a speech delivered before th, Shanghai Rotary
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      969 2 V HAIR jl flkl I M. HASSAN, SO A 37 BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. I We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements? Estimate submitted upon request
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      613 2 THE COMFORTABLE RESTAURANT 71, Beach Road (opposite Alhambra and Marlborough) Singapore. We beg to announce that the Singapore Ice-cream Saloon and Restaurant will be reorganised by The Comfortable Restaurant as from the Ist November, 1936. Chinese European meals with Icecream will be served day and night. Excellent cuisine—Best cooks recently
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      338 2 j .5. 1 j j Peninsular Investments j LIMIT! I» j S 1 Incorporated in the Federated Malay States). j s s SINGAPORE J REMOVED TO j m s 117, SOUTH CANAL RD.\ (First Flofir) j SIX<; A PORE j i J ■111 disorders 111 general. Eght times Bill niur<
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      102 2 Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin has nearly .'0 ml Beams or pores where tiny g* sites can hide and cause your skin Crack, Peel, Burn, also Eczema, Ringworm, Pimples, Acne, CroU n- I Singapore Foot. Don't waste tii ordinary methods. Tou havi truing- treatment like the new
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES MARINE ENGINEER OFFICERS
    793 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES MARINE ENGINEER OFFICERS Pay And Service "ESSENTIAL REFORMS" RECOMMENDED JJEPRESENTATIVES of the engineer officers have communicated to the shipowners' representative: through the medium of the National Maritime Board, the following statement GRAVE CONCERN "The engineer officers' representatives have given very earnest consideration to the question of the
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    174 3 Aiming Rifle And Heavy (lun Practices Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of *he range as possible during the aiming rifle and heavy gun practices, which will take place from the undermentioned places on the dates stated below commencing at
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      450 3 STEAMER SAILINGS and BRITISH INDIA 1». O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. N ALDER A 16,000 Nov. 6 FOMALI 6.810 Nov. 18 COMORIN 15,000 Nov. 20 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Dec. 17 RANPURA 17,000 Dec. 18 1937. RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 1 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan.
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      131 3 i\.l.K. Lii\£ GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penan;, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. S.S. KAS HIM A MARU Nov. 12 m.s. YASUKUMI MARU Nov. 25 s.s. HAKONE MARU Dec. 10 Rates to Ist Class Znd Class Naples $497 $540 $317 $343
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      487 3 j M. M. LINE (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) (Incorporated in France) SPECIAL CRUISE TO JAPAN Leaving Singapore NOVEMBER 20th Visiting: Saigon, Hongkong Shanghai by m.v. "PRESIDENT DOUMER 4 Returning Singapore JANUARY sth by s.s. D'ARTAGNAN 15 DAYS IN JAPAN including FIRST CLASS RETURN PASSAGES, Hotels, motor-cars, sightseeing in Japan at an ALL
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      412 3 Special Coronation Sailing to Marseilles or London AND BACK at 11/2l 1 2 Single Fare by the new and modern m.s. 'ERRIA" 14,700 Tons Displacement from SINGAPORE 30-3-37 due MARSEILLES 23-4-37 due LONDON 1-5.37 from SOUTHAMPTON 15-6-37 from MARSEILLES 22-6-37 due SINGAPORE 16-7-37 ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH For
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      477 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w NORDDEUTSCHfH IjSfeV LLOYD W (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI -~41H CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore 1930. t m.v. "TRAVE" omits, Manila, <: t ?P n g k °ng and Japan Nov. 30 s s.s. LAHN" omits Shanghai and
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    MILITARY AFFAIRS IN F.M.S.
    491 4 Strength Of The Malay Regiment DISCUSSING military affairs m the FMS in nis annual statement, presented to the Federal Council meeting on Wednesday, the Federal Secretary tated' The strength of the Malay Regiment as on June 30, 1930, was 11 Officers, 12 British Instructors and 476
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    "PYE PIAN"
    170 4 Presentation To Mr. Chua Poh Siang (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Monday. A PLEASANT function took plac e yesterday a t the residence of Mr. Chua Poh Siang, at Heeren Street, when Mr. Chi Soon Chiang. President of the Malacca Chinese Literary Association on behalf of the members
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    CHIANG'S BIRTHDAY
    114 4 Ma acca's Celebrations On Saturday fFrom Our Own Correspondent> Malacca. Monday. Representatives of local Chinese Association and public bodies met at j-h e Chines* Chamber of Commerce on Saturday in order to celebrate the fiftieth birthday of Premier Chiang Kai Shsk. Dr. Ho Pao Jin presided and several
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    BODY WASHED ASHORE
    75 4 Be'ieved To Be Fisherman From N.E.I. 'From Our Own Correspondent* Malacca. Njv. 4. The Tranquerah market stall holders received a shock when they found the oody of a Chinese lying face dowuivards in the mud in the shore. Crowds collected and the police were immediately on the
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    FOUND HANGING
    62 4 Chinese Clerk Dead In Shop (From Our Own RttiMPten Ipoh. Wednesday. A Chinese clerk employed at the Universal Store was found hanging in "he second floor of the shop yesterday moi nine: a t ten o'clock. The d?ceased attended work as usual •ill 9.30. He is said to
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    CHINESE LABOUR IN MALAY STATES
    451 4 One Serious Strike Reported THE number of cases heard under the Labour Code, states the Federal Secretary's Review, shows a slight increase gf compared with last year—l 67 a .i against 176. Labour conditions remain unchanged on the whole. Only one serious strike occurred—by the
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    THE MALAY REGIMENT
    217 4 Presentations To First Four Malay Officers 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday IN presenting swords to the first i'our Malay officers to be appointed to the Malay Regiment, at to-day's ceremonial opening of the Federal Council. His Excellency said that to-day trere was opened a new
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    SIR EDGAR BRITTEN
    80 4 Great Seaman Buried At Sea London, Monday WITH the wind blowing a half gale and a choppy sea under grea t frowninskics. Sir Edgar Britten went on n- s List voyage to his seaman's grave The body was carried aboard utender to a spot three miles on
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      95 4 z BREWED AND BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE BY THE SBT^ ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY Co., Ltd. |*C< §«> K» distributors 3 H*4 E DARBY 6 Co. Ltd fai Isj "IXi 7f.S. /5 carries Nestles guarantee. "Lactogen" carries the guarantee of the world's «F biggest milk products organisation Nestles. If r^jjjtWP "Lactogen" were not
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      74 4 TO be Jj| REALLY beautiful.... f" ;^PH To be really beautiful, you must have perfectly clean, white \N\'' teeth. Be wise. Clean your teeth every night and morning with the toothpaste that is worldfamous, the toothpaste on which many of the most noted beauties rely Odol. Use Odol mouthwash, too.
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      25 4 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY (Established 1914) 14A, Change Alley, Singapore. Typewriter Repairers and Stationer CORONET" ribbons and Carbons. Overhauling &|or cleaning of mcs in omen undertaken.
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    COMMUNICATIONS IN THE F.M.S.
    822 5 ACCELERATION OF MAIL DESPATCHES fv\\\ lollowinjr are extracts on communications, etc., from the review of VMS. affairs presented by the Federal Secretary at Wednesday s meeting of the Federal Council: ntiTH effect from Feb. 10. 1936, eertahi »i Iterations to train services on the Federated Malay
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    STATISTICS DEPARTMENT
    467 5 The regular European staff of the d.3 partment consisted of the RegistrarGeneral, an Assistant Registrar a D Q nutv Registrar-General a t Kuala Lumpur P a nd Finnrfc lS I an i- ReglStrar of Im Ports and txnorts at Singapore. rr temporary European staff consisted of four Assistant
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    MUSSOLINI'S SPEECH
    131 5 Ceneral Satisfaction In Europe Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Nov 3. FERE appears to be genera- satisfaction in Wilhelmstrasse circles with Mussolini's, apparently, full support ot Hitler's ideas on international politics. The Wilhelmstrasse organ. Diplomatic Correspondence, wholeheartedly endorses the Duce's views on disarmament, collective security and the League, and says
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    QUARREL OVER A WAITRESS
    632 5 Gang Fight In Singapore Street Singapore, Wednesday. A Q UAR REL over a Cantonese waitre.o which m SK? shop in Pahang Street, four cSS2? ln a gang n ht between Irrrl n n m °K neSe arnied with Patois, Ucn "ir"SSSff f Hokkl ™s a t
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    IRAQ POLITICS
    183 5 Three Ex-Ministers Leave Country Reuter Wireless. Baghdad, Monday. It Is officially announced the exM nisters Yassin Pasha. Rashid Ali ani Nuriefi Said have left Iraq "in the !i" interest." It is believed they have gone to Syria. Yassin Pasha has arrived in Damasins en route for Beyrouth. Jafar
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    22 5 Six men working a single-storey building in Stockwell-road. S.W., which caught fire, got clear a few seconds before the roof fell in.
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    21 5 At a special meeting the Slough Urban District Council decided to apply for a charter incorporating Slough as a municipal borough.
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    REVIEW OF PAHANG AFFAIRS
    719 5 Irrigation Schemes BENTONG RIVER SILT pHOciKRSS was maintained with the scheme for the development of the Sungei Blat irrigation area, says the Federal Secretary in his annual review of F.M.S. affairs, referring to Pahang State, by introducing supplementary water from the Sungei Pandan. and contracts were
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      9 5 *?W and a shine as brighr as METAL POLISh|
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      233 5 fJĔL The |K economy tin.. FORMERLY NOW IN BOTTLES IN TINS j pjggggjg^ cfINTS r CENTS I CENTS Save money by buying health-giving Andrews in the ECONOMY TIN. Millions all over the world use Andrews to keep Fit, and to-day, laboratory research has made it possible to buy Andrews in
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    HOSCOTE ESTATES LIMITED
    389 6 Larger Net Profit Than Previous Year ißy Air Mail) London. Oct. 20. THE fourth ordinary general meeting of Hoscote Rubber Estates. Limited, was held yesterday at 1-4 Great Towerstreet. London, reports the Financial News Mr. Eric Macfadyen. the chairman, said that the net cost of the planted
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    LOAN FROM BRITAIN?
    103 6 China's Development Of Shipping According to a sin chew Jit Poh message received from China it is stated that the Chinese Government intends to negotiate a loan, through funds of the Boxer Treaty, from the British Government for $30,000,000 to build 2f> vessels of various types for
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    120 6 The wedding took place at the Church of th e Assump jon. Penang, on Saturday of Mr. Claude Benjamin de Souza. the only son of Mr. and Mrs. B. de Souza, and Miss Sybil Magdalen Dragon, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. Dragon The bride, who'was until recently a
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    444 6 LONDON COMMODITIES I London, Nov. 4. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Ver y steady Steady Spot Buyers 8 ?s Sellers S 3 a 8 716 +116 November Buyers 8 5,16 8% I|l6 Sellers 8% 8 7|16 +116 December Buyers 8 5:16 8 3 /8 I|l6 Sellers 8
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    FRASER AND CO.'S REVIEW
    971 6 REVIVAL IN TIN RUBBER SHARES MESSRS. Fraser and Company, in their daily comment on the closing trend of the local market dated Nov. 3. states:— The past week has witnessed a welcome revival in the sections of the share market dealing with our principal commodities, tin
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    SINGAPORE LAND SALE
    154 6 Singapore, Wednesday. Land property to the value of $24,905 was sold to-day by public auction in the sales-room of Cheong Koon Seng and Company, Chulia Street Singapore. Leasehold land and house No. 141, Clyde Terrace, area 1,047 sq. ft. sold for $4,050 to Mr. Shaik Omar Bashai.
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    DEVALUATION DAYS FOR RIVIERA
    263 6 Champagne 2/- A Bottle— And Beer 4d. A Pint i> ILL. MANY more British visitors champagne at 21- a bottle and good beer a 4d. a pint are advantages Riviera hote.keepers expect from new low value of the franc compared with the pound Sterling. Already shutters
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    WEEKLY RUBBER
    156 6 Messrs. Lewis and Peat. LI weekly rubber report dated L 20, state: Plantation.—We have ba tive market during the steady prices. In the latte: week there were some mi the American consumption ber would show falling off fn rate attained during past n Saturday the figures wen showing
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      537 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS. KAITLSIS PLAC& Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,000,Mft Reserve Fund Yen 130,90«,0«e HEAI> OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, x**iavi± Bombay, Berlin, Calcutta, Cantor. Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankoa Harbin, Honolulu, Hongkong, Rsn.kins Karachi, Kobe. London, Los ABHpcmt Manila. Mcji, Nagasaki, Nagoya. Ke* York, Osaka, Paris,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1549 7 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING j Fraser Co. Lyall Sz Evatt I Tin 4 U i yerS 1127 Uers uyers 8e »«s Kumtam 28- 29 6 ?6 6 oa'fi Mala y 53 54 6 53 5| 1 v<r Weng
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    527 7 Singapore, Thursday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 29"<,. cts., up I ct. Market Tone: Firm. London: B*£d., unchanged. Market Tone: Irregular. New York: 17 :t H cts., up c t. Market Tone: Firm. London was rather irregular yesterday but good buying is reported irom there as well as in
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    17 7 Mr. A. Lockey, Traffic Inspector F.M. a, Trnffi a S A has been a PPointed to act
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      28 7 The Eastern United ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. BEAD OFFICE. 1«D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE L. G. JOHNSOB,
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      318 7 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept C 441 General Office: 5188-9 with 11 extensions Cable address: "CHUNGKUO" <Mgffig Total Resources {,^gSffi HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI: Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman oi Board Sung Han-Chang, General Manager. OVERSEAS BRANCHES: London, New
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    137 8 Mails from Europe, etc (London*, despatched on Oct. 28 by Air (Imperial*, are expected to- morrow. The delivery of letters to boxholders' will take place at 6 p.m. to-morrow and the general delivery will be at 8.25 a.m. on Nov. 7. Mails from Europe, etc. (Amsterdam) by Air
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    93 8 Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. today. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Hongkong, Canton, *Shanghai, "Kobe and *Manila via Penang: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Nov. 7. Medan. JaskS. Amsterdam and London;*: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Nov. 7. Penang,
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    28 8 The sjs. Angby for Sarikei and Sibu. Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. on Nov. 4 will close at 4 p.m. on Nov. 6.
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    22 8 Mr. J. S. H. Cunyngham-Brown, M.C.S., has corns out successful in the Tamil Examination (std. II) held on Oct. 14 and 15.
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    THE HARBOUR
    111 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Nov. 5. East Wharf (Entrance Gate lJ Rohna 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Corfu 18: Leverkusen 14; Tokushima Maru 11; Mapia 8; Tilawa 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Oate 3> Malayan Prince 30; Medon. Perak 32: Ipoh 35; Khandalla
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    STRANDED STEAMERS
    466 8 Salvage Operations On Mahidol Singapore, Thursday. INQUIRIES by a Malaya Tribune reporter this morning reveal that of the two Straits Steamship vessels which lie aground half a mile from each other at Kcmaman off the East Coast of the Malay Peninsula, the Asdang has been abandoned. The vessel
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    AMUSEMENTS
    129 8 ALHAMBRA.— Smoking Guns" and "Postal Inspector" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m CAPITOL—"The R.turn of Sophie Lang" and the public appearance ot the H.M.S. Danae" Royal Naval Singers. PAVILION.—"His Brother's Wife" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.— 'The World Moves 0n"—6.15 and 9.15 p.m. EMPlRE.—"Hypnotised" and "Get That Gill"—7 p.m. and 9
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    UNITED TEMIANG DIVIDEND
    55 8 Messrs. Guthrie and Co Ltd ns afttntfi, have received a cable from Vr Secretaries of Uniced Temiang <F M S Rubber Estatets, Ltd., advising that'the Directors have recommended a fina 1 dn.dend of 5 par cent., payable Nov 30. leaving Cll 384 to be tarried forward, subject
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    WHAT'S ON?
    124 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, NOV. 5 Bign Tides:-2.55 a.m.. 8 ft,, 2.01 p.m., 8 ft., 9 ins. Hockey: Medical College Inter-F?culty Match, College ground; G.S.C l v. European Ladies, S CC.; JrX/ Veterans H.C, A.P.C.; R.I. v. R.A. (Changi), R.I. Rugby: Training and Scrum Practice. S.C.C.
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    STUDY OF CHILD MIND
    699 8 A Change PROFESSOR'S TALK To ROTARIANS Singapore. Wednesday. PROFESSOR H. Amon, of UaffK College, addressed th e numbers of the Rotary Club at their lumheon meeting to-day at the Adelphi Hotel Roof garden on the subjec of «hild psychology. His talk entitled "Child Fantasy," was very
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 8 British Official Wireless. London. N' 1 Paris 105 1164 New York 4.88 7 8. Montreal 4.88 5 g Brus-sels 28.96. Geneva 21.27» Amsterdam 904 3 4 Milan 92 7/ Berlin 12.15 1 2. Stockholm 19.39V 2 uopennagen 22.40. Oslo 19 90. Vienna 26 1 Prague 138' 8 Belgrade
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      276 8 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES 10-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Hong Kong Tilawa „51 p.m. India:—East and North Khandalla Nov. 5 3 p.m. India, South Rohna „53 p.m. Burma Khandalla Nov. 5 3 p.m Eengkalis, F. de KockS, Padang, Pakan BaroeS, Siaki and S. Pandjang§ Tidore „54 p.m.
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      132 8 CLUB DIARY There are numerous Clubs ana Socieliez in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Tribune/ This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping tf up-w-date and complete. Happening, of o'neral interest will still be include* in the "Diary
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    INCREASE OF LEPERS IN F. M. S.
    1860 9 STATISTICS FOR SUNGEI BULOH ASYLUM ifHK following questions and answers j' tabled at the meeting of the Council, yesterday in Kuala Questions by the Hon. Mr. Lai Tci Lokc was the Sungei Buloh Lepros rium opened? n reply: At the end of August,
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    36 9 Miss Greta Nissen, the film actress, is to appear at Great Marlbotoughstreet Police Court to answer summonses alleging dangerous and care'ess driving arising out of an accident* in i \i her m ot°r-car was recently involved.
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      431 10 m m mm m m n mm mm m Last two shows of this A LII AMBli A gggfcjra m m Also j |mjgr 1 1 [I.] fm i\ J maynard llk i 1 m mA I 1 < PATRICIA ELLIS Hpk MICHAEL LORING BELA LUGOSI 1 A UNIVERSAL PICTURE
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      310 10 —4« «S» ——^••^•^•S» 'The Men of the "DANAE" filled the Capitol with Har-i Tmony as good as has ever been heard there w Straits (yesterday). .j. \l CAPITOL LAST NIGHT of this? •jt Splendid Stage Attraction! 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-15 S •frL 1 J First Public Appearance in the Far East!
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      186 10 IX" BROADWAY MELODY 1936 ROSE MARIE S AV> ❖FRANCISCO Now Comes another Triumph By The Sam V Producers —Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer. T You eel that 9 rand love fhri a over *l* •J* iST/% again as 808 TAYLOR crushes lovely D ROBERT Barbara Stanwyck in his arms. And T A V
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    FAMOUS SHIP SOLD
    105 11 Makura To Be Handed Over In December Reuter. Wellington, Nov. 3. THE eight thousand tons steamer Makura, belonging to the Union Company of New Zealand, has been sold to Chinese buyers and will be handed over in December. The Makura was built in Glasgow in 1908 and
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    LOTTERY CHARGE
    77 11 Sikh Allowed Bail In $3,000 Singapore, Wednesday. A charge of assisting in the carrying on of a public lottery was cited against a Sikh named Nat ah Singh before Mr. Cromwell in the Second Police Court this morning. Mr. E. M. Tampoe-Philins who appeared for the accused stated
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    100 KILLED
    37 11 Havoc Of Cyclone In Madras Reuter Wireless. Madras, Monday. One hundred persons are reported k lkd in a cyclone which destroyed th? tobacco depot of Guntur, nortnern Mndras. Sixty-two others were killer at Chirala.—Reuter Wireiess.
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED
    56 11 Singapore, Wednesday. A European named G. O. Ritchie appeared before Mr. E. E. Colman, the Fifth Magistrate, to-day. on charges of driving his motor car negligently along Mr Base Road at 12.20 a.m. on July 27, this year, and failing to report after an accident. The case was
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    GERMAN CANOEIST
    107 11 Speck Leaves Singapore For Banka Singapore, Thursday. MR. Oscar Specli. the German canoejst. who is en route to Australia inj a canoe, continued his journey, after being a month in Singapore, this moaning. at 3.30 from the Marine Police Station pier. Mr. SDeck's next destination is Mantuk in
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    JAPANESE ATTACKED
    82 11 His Cook Examined By Police i Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Nov. 3. The owner of a Japanese business firm outside Taiping Gate, Changsha, is reported to have been the victim of a mysterious attack at his residence last night. He received eight stab wounds which, however, were
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    EDUCATION IN THE F.M.S.
    645 12 JN consequence oi* the changes notified in the education policy of the Colony it has been deemed necessary to define the course of procedure to be followed by the F.M.S. Government in this connection and at the Budget meeting of the Federal Council a paper was
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    CONTE VERDE
    100 12 Ten Hours Ahead Of Time Singapore, 1 huisday. THE Italian liner Conte Verde arrived in Singapore yesterday evening from Hongkong about 10 hours ahead of schedule. She is going full steam ahead in order to reach Bombay earlier. Among the passengers are Mrs. Cheng Tien Fong, wife of
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    Ll. G. RETRACTS
    131 12 Gen. Gough And The Fifth Army Reuter Wireless. London. Monday. THE admission ihat he was wrong in placing the blame for the retreat of the Fifth Army in June. 1918. on Genial Gough has been made by Mr. Lloyd Gcorrre. General Gough. who was recalled °fter the
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    MAHARAJAH OF GWALIOR
    87 12 New 21-Year-Old Ruler Invested f Reuter Wireless. Gwalior, Monday. AMID brilliant pageantry Lord Lmlithgow. to-day, invested the 21-year-jld Maharaiah of Mysore, who is named after Kinc George, with ruling powers over 26,000 square miles of one of the most picturesque Indian States. One cf the first acts
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    CHINESE CHURCH
    94 12 Bazaar To Be Held On Saturday- A bazaar organised by Lhe Straits Chinese Girls of the Girls' Friendly Band will be held on Nov. 7, at the Prinsep Street Church Compound from tO J P-m. in aid of the Church Bulking Fund and their fund. There will be
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    ARGENTINE PACT
    62 12 Reuter Wireless. Buenos Aires, Nov. 3. The Finance Minister has concluded examination of the proposal for renewing the Anglo-Argentine trade agreement be signed in due course. The Finance Minister discounts stock market rumours that the Argentine Government is contemplating abolition ol exchange control and reports that the value
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    200 12 NOTES COMMENTS Singapore Broadcasting THE statement of policy of the new 8.M.8.C.. given to the Press by Mr. J S. Dumeresque. Programme Manager, amounts to a promise that the new <taticn. when it starts functioning, will offer to Singapore a chance to enterain itself. The principal difficulty which will confront
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    Local Talent
    229 12 THE search for talent among local women mow being conducted) for l-oadcasting work in Singapore, when the new broadcasting station is completed, should greatly popularise wireless entertainment in this city. While programmes provided by the 8.8.C. and stations in other parts of the world are of high general
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    Income Tax
    228 12 old topic of income tax foi Malaya has been raised again, this time by Sir George Maxwell at a recent meetii ol Sengac Rubber Estates, Ltd George, having criticised the system of export duties in the F.M.S.. suggested increased import duties, with income tax ar an ever-present sourc3
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    Too Many Jobs
    243 12 TYPICAL instance of th? lack of continufcy cf service in many Government departments in Malaya was forthcoming in reply to a question by the Hon. Mr. W. G. C. Blunn at the Budget meeting of the Federal Council in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Blunn asked the Government how
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    269 12 By "Looker On" MAGISTRATE the other day told a n man summoned for assault, "If he kits you with his fist, hit him back with your fist, but not with a clog. That's not allowed.'' The trouble is that perhaps the other fellow doesn't know it's
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    MOST POWERFUL RULER IN WORLD'S HISTORY ROOSEVELT CAN BE DICTATOR
    859 13 LATEST ELECTION NEWS BIGGEST MAJORITY IN RECORDS OF AMERICA Detroit, Nov. 4. "jpUTURE historians devote less time to Caesar and Napoleon and more to Franklin Roosev*Jt« He can be a dictator if he wants to" said rather Cougftlift, tlie radio
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    44 13 Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dean and Mr. Chua Chung Bok returned to Singapore by the P. and O. Corfu yesterday. Ifiss M. Smith, the daughter of Air Commodore and Mrs. S. W. Smith, returned from Japan by the P. and O. •jorfu yesterday.
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    AIR COMMODORE A. W. TEDDER
    31 13 untitled picture taken after the wedding at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, of Mr. A. Burleigh and Miss Jean Brown (Tribune). AIR COMMODORE A. W. TEDDER To Take Over Command In Singapore
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    600 13 THE following information has been released by the R.A.F.. Far East, Singapore, concerning the arrival of Air Commodore A. W Tedder, and his taking over of the command of the RAF.. Far East, Singapore:— Air Commodore A. W. Tedder will take over command of the Royal Air Force. Far East
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    TERRIFIC BATTLE FOR MADRID
    633 13 GETAFE TAKEN Capital To Fall In A Week? Reuter. Seville, Nov. 5. THE insurgents have reached Carabanchel, three miles beyond Getafe and the same distance from the centre of Madrid.—Reuter. THOUSANDS FLEEING Lisbon. Now, 4. Getalc was captured this afternoon, according to insurgent headquarters. General Varela
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    JAPAN TO INVADE HOPEI?
    295 13 Latest Move TROOPS SENT TO JEHOL Peiping, Thursday. r p\V() divisions of Japanese infantry and several artillery units stationed at Pingyang, Korea, have been ordered to Jehu*. It is understood that the Japnesae are preparing to invade northern Hopei. More than 20 Japanese soldiers are reported
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    SHIPPING STRIKE
    78 13 Attempt To Spread It To Australia Reuter. San Francisco, Nov. 4. AN attempt to extend the American shipping strike to Australia and New Z*aland was made when the Maritime Federation and the Pacific Coast Association sent a joint cable to the Waterside Wcrkcrs* Union of Auckland, which has
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    ANGLO-ITALIAN PACT
    100 13 THIS WEEK Rome Flirting With Hungary? Reuter. London, Nov. 4. MEGOTIATIONS between Great Britain and Italy which have beerf proceeding in Rome during the past few weeks are now on the point of completion and it is confidently ex-« pected that a clearing agreement will be signed this
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    A KUALA LUMPUR MYSTERY
    135 13 Bloodstained Clothes Near Cemetery (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. DLOODSTAINED clothing—a pair of shorts, a shirt and a pair of golf hose—were found by the police yesterday at the side of Bellamy Road, a few yards away from the entrance to the Catholic Cemetery.
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    KING GEORGE MEMORIAL
    108 13 Statue Opposite Houses Of Parliament Reuter. London, Nov. 4. The Lord Mayor has announced thathe national memorial fund to King George will be devoted to erection of a statue of King George on a site to be acquired facing ih e Houses of Parliament, at a cos;
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    FIERY SPEECHES
    86 13 Fifty Thousand Demonstrate In Iraq Reuter Wireless. Bagdad. Nov. 3. Fifty thousand people demonstrated to-day in honour of the new Government, and fiery sneeches lauding the new reeime and decrying the Dast were delivered, accompanied by cracklin" fireworks and chanting of thousands of black-robed and veiled Arab women
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    SULTAN OF SELANGOR
    67 13 Visit To Ross Institute In London Reuter. London. Nov. 4. H H. the Saltan of Selangor. acco?nparied bv Pnnce Shamed, visited lie Kcas Institute in London and the School of Tropical Medicine. He was welcomed by Sir Malcolm Watson. The Sultan expressed a hope that the work
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    CHEAP RETURN TICKETS
    51 13 The F.M.S. Railways are offering cheap return ticket concessions on the occasion of Armistice Day. The concessions hold good between the followina. dates: Wl Outward journey No. 5 to 8, return journey, Nov. 6 to 11; outward journey Nov. 11 to 15, return journey Nov. 13 to
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    14 13 Dr. H. T. Wee returned to Singapore by the P. and O. Corfu yesterday.
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    HOUSE COLLAPSE DUE TO NEGLIGENT OMISSION SINGAPORE JURY'S RIDER
    2135 14 INQUEST ON GIRL VICTIM LACK OF PERIODIC INSPECTION DEPLORED Singapore, Wednesday. 4 *pHE condition of the building was. we consider, the direct outcome of negligent omission of the p.irt of the agents, the Estate and Trust Agencies, Ltd.. to whom it
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    THE PAVILION
    192 14 "His Brother's Wife" An Excellent Picture AT THE CINEMA VERY good screen fare was provided at the Pavilion last night in MetroGold wyn-Mayer's production "His Brother's Wife," starring Barbara Stanwyk and Robert Taylor in a powerful picture of human emotions with a tropical wilderness as the chief setting.
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    LOTTERY CASE
    82 14 Major Gould Wyrewedel Convicted i Singapore. Thursday. GIVING judgment this morning, the Third Magistrate, Mr. A. D. York, found Wyrewedel and Major G. D. Gould (rtd.» guilty on charges of carrying on a public lottery and assisting in carrying on a public lottery, respectively. Fines of $250 each
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    23 14 Mr. H. Croft. Director o f Messrs Tonham, Jones and Railton. Ltd-, the wellknown civil engineering contractors is dv? back from leave shortly.
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    DUAL CONTROL OF POLICE OFFICERS
    2327 14 FEDERAL COUNCIL PROTEST SUPPLY BILL: FEDERAL RESERVES NOW $21 MILLIONS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. WITH picturesque ceremonial the budget session of the Federal Council was opened to-day by H.E» the High Commissioner. A large crowd, which included the British Residents and Sultans
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    MR. KAO LING PAI WELCOMED
    544 15 The new Chinese Consul-General for Singapore. Mr Kao Ling Pal speaking at the reception given to him by the Chinese community at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Dr. Lim Boon Keng former prominent leader in the Straits an ct now President of Amov University who is on a visit here,
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    24 15 The appointment of Mr Geoffrey John Ourner I i be a European Master, Malayan Education Service, with effect from Sept 12 has been approved
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    COLTS BEAT THE ENGINEERS
    376 16 THREE NIL All Goals In Second Half Singapore, Wednesday. THE ColU beat the R E by three goals to nil in a hockey match to-day j on the G B.C. °round The field was very wet and slippery and made fast play difficult The Colts possessed
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    COLLAPSE OF S.C.C. DEFENCE
    710 16 SKINS WIN IN PADANG HOCKEY 5-3 Singapore, Wednesday. ASI'DDEN colktp.se in the S.C.C. defence in the second chapter of their hockey match against the Koyal Inniskilling Fusiliers resulted in their being beaten by the military team by live goals to three on the Padang this evening.
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    SINGAPORE BILLIARDS
    57 16 Thi Singapore Junior Billiard cham pienship tournament will start to-da-G P.m. at the Clerical Union Pavilion, Rangoon Road. The following matches will be played 0 p.m.: Lim Chin Han iChinese Delation) vs. Lye Kirn Siew (Jumo< Cod Service Association!. i' p.m.: Lee Cheng Puan (Arnica*' 1 Athletic Associationvs.
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    STOP PRESS
    206 16 Saturday's Weights THE following weights, for four races, phoned through from our Ipoh office to-day» complete the full list of handicaps for Saturday's Ipoh races. Horses clas.> 4. div. 1. mile and disance: Komolux 9 0 George Edwardcs 8.9 Cheerful Eyfes 8.7 Sky Raider 8 0 Ruwang 8.5
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    EASY WIN FOR THE S.S.C.
    497 16 WATER POLO V.M.C.A. Trounced By 7-1 Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Swimming Club I' proved far too good for the V.M.C.A. when they /net at water polo at the Club Pool to-day, defeating the Association by seven goals to one, the Irs only goal coming off
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    NEGRI HOCKEY XI TO MEET SINGAPORE
    271 16 An Incident In The Final Trial (From Our Own Reporter} Seremban. Wednesday. THE Negri Sembilan State hockey team —that which was selected at Kuala Lumpur after the match against S iangor on Saturday last—suffered defeat at the hands of a scratch eleven this evening
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    MALAYA CUP RUGGER
    255 16 SINGAPORE JOHORE TEAMS SELECTED THE Malaya Cup season opens on Saturday, when Singapore meets Johore at Rengam. Both the teams have been selected, and it is interesting to note that Johore will be putting up a stronger team than they did on Oct. 24 last, when in
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    POLICE FORCE A DRAW
    195 16 After Ccvlonese Had Led 2—o Singapore. Thursday. F)LAYING on a heavy ground which was not conducive to good hockey, the Sikh Police drew 2—2 with the Ceylon Sports Club "A" team at the Thompson Road Depot yesterday. The game was a very scrappy affair The Ccvlonese
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    World Champion Suspended On Eve Of Title Fight COLUMBIA B.A.'S ACTION
    364 16 J. H. LEWIS Negro Holder Due To Fight Harvey Reuter. London. N<j\ j THE Washington district of the Columbia Boxing Commission ha> suspended John Heniv Lewis, t M alleged failure to appear in a bout at Washington on Oct.
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    SEVERE DRUBBING FOR R.A.F.
    175 16 Army's Runaway Win Of 32—3 Singapore. Thursday. DLAYING at Changi. the Army trotwicei the R.A.F'. at rugger yesterday b; 32 points (four goals, three tries and penalty goal» to three <a try» The Army threequarter-—Darlins Jones, Knight and Rodwtll—w re vast!; superior and with Gribble his
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    40 16 The following will represent the untitled Rangers at soccer against the Paterso Simon XI to-day at the Clerical Uawi Giound: J. Olivero. L. Olivero, Gomez (caot.». Tony. C. Olivero. Ramo J. Nonis, Zam Zam. Francis Tav. George Olivero. T Oliver
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    OBJECTION UPHELD IN OPENING EVENT
    1344 17 DEAD HEAT IN LAST RACE SECOND DA V OF THE PERAK T. C. RACE MEETING t fiom Out Own Report:" Ipoh, Wednesday. Till second day of the Perak Turt I Chit \ntumn meeting to-day nmcd in fine weather, though the X'\vas ovcflcast and later threat-
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    "WINNING POST"
    97 17 W INNING POST." tipping in yesterday's Malaya Tribune on the Ipoh races, gave four winners and several placed horses. In every race, at least one of the animals he named came in for a place. The following were his successful selections: Race 1: Miss Polly $7. Race 2:
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    FARCICAL HOCKEY AT S.C.R.C.
    273 17 Raffles College Scramble Home By 4—l Singapore, Wednesday. THE hockey match played this cven--1 ing on the S.C.R.C. ground between the two second teams of the Raffles College and S.C.R.C. could well be described as f rcial. The College won The ground was very rodden and
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    S.R.C. AND R.A.F. DRAW
    65 17 Singapore Wednesday. THE second teams of the R.A.F. and the SR C. met at hockey on the hitter's ground this evening, the result being a draw, each side netting once in the first half. A slippery surface made it difficult for the players to keep their
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    MALACCA HOCKEY TRIAL
    522 17 5-0 RESULT Good Prospects For This Year (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Wednesday THE selectors of the State team in hockey should have no difficulty in picking out th* men after Monday's first trial match. The general form shown by the teams and the fast pame witnessed
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    FRENCH STRIKES
    106 18 Difficulties Of Recent Settlement Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 3. THE difliculties which are continually arising in the application of the recent labour agreement were discussed at an important conference of M. Blum and the Ministers for Defence, Interior and Labour and the committee of the general Confederation of
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    DUTCH LOAN
    66 18 Reuter Wireless. Amsterdam, Monday. The first three per cent, loan since 1905 is expected to be issued by the Government to-morrow at 95-3 4 per cent for conversion of the floating debt It amounts to 10U.0tU,000 Guilders, half of which will be absorbed by national funds and the
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    209 18 THE S.S.A. Why Appeal To Colonial Secretary? (£0 the Editor cf the Malaya Tribune) Sir.—l neem to remember that about six months ago at the annual meeting eft.- Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association certain resolutions were passed defining the duties of the socalled representatives of lhe Association
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    NON-INTERVENTION
    97 18 International Committee Meets Again British Official Wireless. London, Tuesday. Th e International Commi tee for the application of th e agreem3nt regarding non-intervention in Spain meets at U&3 Foreign Offic? to-morrow morning. It will have before it the reply of the Russian Government to allegations brought forward by the
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    MARKET AND U.S. ELECTION
    206 18 Wall Street Will Be Duller Reuter. London, Nov. 4. TIIE City is taking Roosevelt's re-el-ection v;ry calmly, with the size of the majority causing the only surprise. Yesterday's burst of misinform?d bull speculation was followed by a natural reaction and mos: of the leading stocks and
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    MEXICAN COTTON
    75 18 Confiscation Of British Investments Reuter Wireless. Mexico City, Monday. It Is learned that the British Minister will insist on an indemnity for British interests affected by the Government's action in taking over the country's entire production In which British capital 10 the extent of £750,0u0 is invested. This
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    ROTARY CLUB
    56 18 Singapore, Wednesday It v.a i announced at the meeting of the Rotary Club to-day by the President. Mr. W. A. L. Schaub. that cable news has been received to the effect that Rotary International has approved the nomination of Mr. W. Allan Eley as Governor of the 80
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    RESERVISTS RECALLED
    62 18 Reuter Wireless. London, Monday. The War Office announces that reservists of soction A of the Army Reserve, recently called u£ for service in connect!on with reinforcing the garrison in Palestine, are to return to the United Kingdom and will arrive at Southampton aboard the Laurentic on Nov. 15.,
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    HOPE FOR PEACE IN THE FAR EAST
    755 18 FULL REPORT OF Till: KINGS SPEECH British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 3 in eourie of his speech from the 1 Throne ai the openin•■ to-day of the new session of Parliament, the King, addressing the Lords and Members of the Commons, said: "lhe
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    PALESTINE UNREST
    91 18 Black Fiag> On Arab Premises Reuter Wireless. Jerusalc I*l. Monday. Black flags flying over a number of Arab premises are the only outward Sign that to-day is the annivei arj the laane of the Balfour Declarati The Jews are not celebrating the anniversary publicly as .they nave dun,,
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    TANKER EXPLOSION
    71 18 Seven toon Killed In (ircek Vessel Reuter Wireless. Rotterdam. Monday. r.Ie\en were kil'.ed in an explosion e: ilie Greek tanscr retraki*nomik< Vv -icii is under repair. 1 he vessel is biazing furiously ant ciiaplam who went aboard to attend the dying refuses to leave, e .p.osions are expected
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      2081 19 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio BRITISH EMPIER d kl i nd s l an6 T M to-morrow «y» a ■\*"i»i"C o Taffrail." Produced by John Cheatle. PROuKAMJJIM* 10.12 p.m. A Viola Recital by Ber- 12.25 p.m. Call DJA DJB (German. nara Davis Three 18th Century Son- English). German Folk' Song. i
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      307 19 PREMIER ON THE AIR At Lord Mayor's Banquet On Nov. 9 A SPEECH by the Prime Minister of Great Britain, the Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, M.P., will be broadcast from Daventry on the evening of Lord Mayor's Day, Nov. 9. The Prime Minister will be speaking at the annual Banquet
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    STATE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
    770 20 DEBATE ON ADEQUACY OF DEFENCE SCHEMES London, Nov. 3. •JHL opening of Parliament was shorn of its splendour by heavy rain. The pavements from early morning were lin;d with crowds whose rain-soaked umbrellas formed a continuous canopy. The rain was pitiless enveloping everything in grey mist.
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    54 20 Shanghai. Nov. 3 p ',v j.ijMiir.d train was derailed Saturday in southern Hunan There were more than ten casualties, nd the coaches were damaged. On Fu Tso Vi is returning to Suinuiftn, an* h with him Marshal Chiang Kai Shck's instructions for the defence of the province
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    AUSTRIAN CABINET RESIGNS
    141 20 Sehuschnigg Kicks Out Heimwehr Men Reuter. Vienna, Nov. 4. CHANCELLOR Schuschnigg, who recently declared himself Dictator of Austria, has tendered the resignation of the Cabinet. President Miklas has entrusted him with the formation of a new Cabinet, the main changes in which will be the replacement of
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    MARSHAL TUAN
    160 20 Death Due To Ulcer In Stomach Shanghai. Nov. 3. THE following arc further details in connection with Marshal Tuan Chi Jui's death: It is disclosed that he once suffered from an ulcer in the stomach in the 22nd year of the Republic, and only recently recovered from a
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    BANISHEE DISCHARGED
    126 20 He May Never Know The Reason Why Singapore. Tuesday. Ching Yew Ring alias Ting Lee Hoe. a middle aged Chinese who was charged with unlawful return from banishment, was to-day discharged by Mr Justice Adrian Clark at the Assize Court, alter the D.P.P. Mr. E N Taylor, had
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    MILITARISM IN JAPAN
    540 20 Friend Of Emperor I n Singapore Singapore. Wednesday VEW are more qualified to sneak Japan and her people than tu Ven. Archdeacon J. Batchelor „J e has ™nt fi# of his 83 years in country and is now on hi s Vv England on a six months'
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    69 20 "More numbers, though untitled are not enough to mak an Company. For any unit to be efl there must b e esprit a> corjv am very pleased to say thai necessary characteristic is E Company." stated the Ho W*. G. D. A. Fletcher before o We Garden Party and Fair
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      183 20 MA LA YAN L1STESKM RADIO <Continued from pai/c 10' Z.H.J. PENANG (Wavelength 49 3 Metres" TO-DAY 7 p.m. Time Signal and Day's Programme. 7.05 p.m. Z.H.J. 13th Symphony C > cert. An Elgar Concert played by 1 London Symphony Orchestra, conc'.u"' by Sir Edward Elgar. (1) Ovc Minuet—Sun Dance—from "Wand
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    "WE LIVE AS INDIANS"
    547 21 S'pore Leader's Message To Mother Country I Singapore, Tuesday. PERSONALLY consider the visit of Sir 1 \fuhammed Habibullah. to Singapore Yv oooortune, inasmuch as his inSlew appearing in the Press at a 2 when a part of Bombay was in L throes of communal riots has
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    21 21 Reuter. Calcu (a, Tuesday. TH ii\e new K.A.F. flying boats hav e arrived en rouie to Singapore —Reuter.
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    22 21 Mr. W. Grieve, of Singapore, is on a visit to Ipoh. H e is staying a the station Hotel until Nov. 7.
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    117 21 Death Of Noted Poet And Essayist London, Tuesday. THE death has occurred at the age of 51 of the well-known book reviewer, essayist and poet, Mr. Gerald Gould.— British Official Wireless. The late Mr. Gould was leader writer on the Herald from 1915 to 1919 and associate-editor of
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    IRAQ POLITICS
    77 21 Parliament Dissolved: Election Ordered Bagdad, Monday. »N official decree has been issued dissolving Parliament and ordering a general election. The decree is signed by King Qfcaai who declares co-operation is essenral between the Executive and Legislature to enable the cabinet to carry out til contemplated reforms. The cabinet
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    FELL 20 FEET
    57 21 Small Girl's Lucky Escape From Death 'From Our Own Repot ter) Ipoh. Wednesday. A Malay girl aged eight, narrowly escaped when she fell through the winaow of a house from a, height of 20 feet this morning. The girl, who received only minor in Juries, f2ll out
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    20 21 Mr R.A. Dillon-Corneck, of Gopeng is expected to arriv c from Franc P by the Marechal. JofTre on .Nov. 1.
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    IRAQ COUP
    144 21 Comments Of British Newspapers British Official Wireless. London, Tuesday. PONSIDERABLE interest Is shown in Z the news Papers regarding the efTe".<s of last week's military coup d'etat in ™1; Generally they incline to the belief that the newrregiem c will recognise as fully as its predecessor th„ advantages
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    LABOUR LOSSES
    52 21 Latest Returns In Municipal Elections London, Tuesday. THE latest returns of the English municipal elections, which so far cover results in about 360 cities and towns, show that the Conservatives have a net gain of over 70 seats and Labour has Miffered a net loss ol 116 seats.—British
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    90 21 Britain Refuses To Take The Blame British Official Wireless. London, Tuesday. SIR ERIC PHIPFS. Uie British Ambassador in Berlin, paid a visit to ti German Foreign Office to-day. Th Ambassador drew the friendly attention c! the German Government to two speeches made recently by General C'ering and Dr.
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    AIR RAIDS ON MADRID
    385 21 Many Civilians Killed And Injured 'XIJ x London, Nov. 2. FORTY-ONE were killed and 130 wounded in yesterday's air raid on Madrid. Pe&peiate fighting continues southwest of the Capital, both sides announcing new successes and denyihg opponents' claims. The Government assert it inflicted i J>00 casualties
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    428 22 Tribune's Weekly Radio News Notes B.B.C. BROADCASTING MISCELLANY LATEST NEWS FROM EMPIRE STATION THE BBC .Music Library is one of the largest and most comprehensive of its kind in the world, but it had n very modest beginning. In December, 1922, a pianist named Frank Hook joined the staff of
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    Sunday Programmes
    217 22 MR. Cecil Graves, Controller of the FicsramiTjps of the BBC, in a recent broadcast talk rsferred to important changes in programme planning. With regard to Sunday programmes, whicn have recently been the subject of some controversy, he told listeners: 'If you examine your Sunday programmes you will note two main
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    A Broadcasting Pioneer
    194 22 MR. Rene S. Caprara, who has been appointed Dire-tor of the new South African Broadcasting Cornoration by its recently nominated Eoard of Governors, is one of the comoaratively few personalities in broadcasting who can lay claim to the title of pioneer. In 1922 Mr. Caprara was a clarionet n'ayer in
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    A New Transmitter For 2YA
    109 22 2YA, Wellington, one of the eldest broadcasting stations in New Zealand, will shortly have a new transmitter. Situated on an eminence just north ol Titahi Bay, a small seaside resort .sixteen miles from Wellington, the transmitter will be the most powerful in the Southern Hemisphere—it
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    Chief Announcer Returns
    112 22 STUART Hibberd. senior announcer of the BBC, has returned to "his duties after three months' leave of absence, most of whi#h was spent in Canada and the United States. The peculiar problems of Canadian broadcasting were brought home to Mr. Hibberd when he realised that Eastern Canada
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    122 22 ACCORDING to World-Radio—the for- eign and technical journal of the BBC, Mr. C. W. Goyder, late of the BBC Engineering Research Department and new Chief Engineer of All-India Radio, has undertaken a tour of a number of Indian cities for the purpose of finding suitable sites for
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    24 22 Mr. John Bennett has been appointed T -ture in Pouhry Husbandry at tiie National Institute cf «*;««J:rv Husbandry in succession to Mr. Keith Wilson
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    BIG CHANGES AT DAVENTRY
    485 22 Hetter Reception For Listeners j I (By A Special Correspondent) BIG changes are planned at the BBC Empire Broadcasting station at Daventry which should result in improved reception of the BBC Empire programmes in all parts of the world. This will ensure that the British short-wave
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    ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAMME
    744 23 Cenotaph Ceremony Ml SIC OF MASSED BANDS foil the ninth year in succession T ,j u Armistice Oay programmes i lt n.B.C. will include a broadthe annual scrvive at the ;>:i in Whitehall, London. I ceremony wni be transmittedt!,'}: B.B.C.'s Empire station at f. y. and Ihis
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    CONGRESS AT GENEVA
    690 23 Details Of New Convention nELEGATES representing the Governments of thirty-seven countries attended the conference at Geneva, recently under the aus- pices of the League of Nations, to conclude an international convention on the use of broadcasting in the cause of peace. The Italian delegation, for reasons connected
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    23 23 It was stated in the London Gazette that the King had awarded Imperial Service medals to 131 officers in the Home Civil Service
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