Malaya Tribune, 9 November 1936

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXIII, No. 265. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Nov. !>, 1936. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1936 i^M»
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      125 1 Read The SUNDAY Dominant In Malaya I BOWRANITE m ANTI-CORROSIVE The PROVED protection of BITUMINOUS iron stoel rom nlst ROWRANITE covers 1,000 I sq. feet per gallon. Sole Agents: lb., X Kai., 5 gaL 10 gal. pat kings (Incorporated in S.S.). W.S. 1 OCEDAR POLISH 1 j MAKES THAT CLEAN
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      150 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The mohm\<; TIUBI \E .5. t i kTT M POWDERED MILK i PURE SAFE I MILK fiillPil MILK I i for 4115 for 1 i DRINKING OR Ji§|§P'j GROWING COOKING. CHILDREN. I j j Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers. DISTRIBUTORS: S GETZ BIIOS.
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      573 2 f j I o-day coniiiienrrw J j the annual SALE at J s(mi i\i v s I Meyer Mansion S (Opposite th e Cathedral) J I Real bargains in Ladies hats, Ladiss dresses, and o.her Ladies Articles, j New stocks —enormous variety— cheap prices. S i Take advantage of this
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      485 2 48 DICKSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 1937 Prospectus on application. Admission to Commercial and Cambridge •lasses registered. A BENNETT COLLEGE TRAINING— FEW SHILLINGS MONTHLY Study direct with an English College and 60',. Subjects: Accountancy, Secretaryship, Commercial Art, BookkeeDing, Shorthand, Architecture, Sanitation, Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical Structural». Cambridge. Matriculation' Write: Post Box 108, Singapore.
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      758 2 r Gramophone Needles from Manufacturer's Representative, excellent quality io suit all records. Price 25 cts. per box Ol 1.000 needles. Obtainable from E Nassim Sons, 381 North Bridge Road Singapore. Phone 3785. Money refunded if not satisfied. JUST RECEIVED FROM SHEFFIELD Scouts Guides' knives at $1.10 each From U.S.A.: Perfume.
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      330 2 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. NOTICE is hereby given that the Rubber Market will be closed officially on the following dates:— Wednesday, 11th November, 1936 Public Holiday. Friday, 13th November, 1936 Public Holiday. By Order of the Committee, GATTEY BATEMAN, Secretaries. THE CLOCK OR WATCH y«u treasured, might
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      106 2 SPARKLING REFRESHING is one of the healthiest drinks known. Made U 'iSfftlMlli from the juice of Fresh Oranges 8 jl^fjSHji all the goodness and freshness IS i^jf^^^S A SI»(HHIIIIMi.w I USE THE RIGHT j MATERIAL It must be absolutely the latest both in Colour Design Only obtainable from j Parmanand
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES ATLANTIC FARES TO BE RAISED
    265 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES ATLANTIC FARES TO BE RAISED Higher Rates For The Queen Mary London. ATLANTIC fares are to be higher next year. This decision coincides with the recent greatly increased volume of passenger traffic in the North Atlantic. Increases in fares ranging from £2 15s. in the luxury liner
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    PASSENGERS
    252 3 The following passengers travelled by the Nituw Holland, which arrived at Singapore to-day, for Java ports and Singapore: Mr. G. H. Anderson, Miss E. G. Alderton, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Best, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Beattie, Mr and Mrs. G. G. Eristow, Miss M. B. Cummings, Madame
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    P. & O. TRAVELLERS
    306 3 P. O. TRAVELLERS Singapore. Sunday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the P. and O. liner Naldera which arrived here from Europe on Friday: Mr and Mrs. T. Sneakman. Dr. and Mrs. C. Allen, Mr. H. Astin. Miss M Broadhurst. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brady Mr. and Mrs. B
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    48 3 Eight persons, seven of them belonging to one family, were injured in a fire at a house in Old Kent Road S.E recently. They jumped from a first floor window and had to b e created at Guy's Hospital, but only one, Dora Eastley, aged 25. was detained.
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    HALES CUP
    259 3 Cunard White Star Do Not Want Trophy London. THE Cunard-White Star Company, owners of the Queen Mary, have a fear that they may shortly be offered the "Hales Cup" to mark their possession ot the Blue Riband of the Atlantic. They do not want the Cup, and, Reuter
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      414 3 gfUJIK* SAILINGS j [ritish .|AS N. CO.'s SAILINGS: r OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. SvnßlN 15,000 Nov. 20 ffuTANA 17.000 Dec. 4 &LORE 6,000 Dec. 17 SrA 17,000 Dec. 18 ««riTPTNDI 17.000 Jan. 1 St\n 6.100 Jan. 14 JKprf-* ***** Jan 15 2s;p 6.000 Jan. 24 17,000 Jan. 29 $™f
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      125 3 1 iVY.K. LIME GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. KASHIMA MARU Nov. 12 ms YASUKUMI MARU Nov. 25 s.s. HAKONE MARU Dec. 10 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Nanles $497 $540 $317 $343 Monies
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      446 3 •Jr I TO FRENCH PORTS. Ik 1 j HOMEWARDS. J CAP TOURANE For Marseilles. Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Nov 13 1 LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 4 J I CAP ST. JAIQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Dec. 11 FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Jan. 1
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      404 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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      458 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHPH \V (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. I or MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI (UNA JAPAN. Due y pore 1936. 1 m.v. "TRAVE" omits, Manila, Hongkong and Japan Nov. H s.s. "LAHN" omits Shanghai and North China due Penang Nov. 22 due Port Swettenham
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    468 4 LONDON CO MMODITIES KUBBER L0 d0n NOV T Previous To-day Change Tone Advanced sharply steady Sput Buyers 8 7116 8 7 16 Seller* 8 9 16 8 9 16 November Buyers 8y 2 B}/ 2 Sellers 8 9,16- 8 916 December Buyers 8 2 ay 2 Sellers
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    K.M.S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER
    549 4 26th Annual General Meeting <By Air Mp:1» London, Oct. 20. THE twenty-sixth annual general meeting of X.M.S. (Malay States I Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held yesterday at 52-54, Grace Chinch Street, EC., Mr. James Davenport (the chairman I presiding, reports the Financial limes The Chairman said:
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    THE GUILDER
    117 4 No Stabilisation At Present Reuter. The- Hague, Nov. 7. "JT is not desirable at present to sta-,-the uilder on a fixed gold wnf with forei n currencies s r >o *?£2 stin are fluctuating," 2SSTf.i Go i y £r nment memorandum issued last night, tn^Tc er T en
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    TREASURY BILLS
    45 4 th- London. Nov. 7. The total amount applied for in tenaers for the £45,000,000 Treasury bills was £72,395.000. *««wirj nm hea era 8e rat e per cent, for the ?n ree months was 11 0 59d against Wueles, a WeGK ag British omcial
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    N.E.I. RUBBER
    155 4 Export Duty Bill Becomes Law Reuter. Batavia, Nov. 7. THE government ordinance increasing 4 the export duty on all native rubber ro 55 guilders per 100 kgs., will become effective on Nov. 8, except that the export duty on dry rubber in sheets paras relating to blankets, bark
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    BRITAIN AND ITALY
    50 4 Main Points In Trade Agreement Reuter Wireless. Rome, Nov. 6. JHE Anglo-Italian trade agreement efTeCby he e ß3Sh N rh 16 has be€n Wned British Ambassador and Count SB-Si sres W«^fcSlrff c &f of which the im?uvL2 ntlsh goods into Italy will be Italian relations.-Reuter Wirelest g
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    102 4 British Official Wireless London, Nov. 7. I Paris 105 316. New York 4.87V 2 Montreal 4.87»4" Brussels 28.82. Geneva 21.21. Amsterdam 9.08*4 Milan 92%. Berlin 12.11 y 2 Stockholm 19.391/ 2 Copenhagen 22 40 Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26\' 2 Prague 137 13 16. Belgrade 214. Helsingfors 226 V
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    207 4 Reactions To Election Result Reuter Wireless. New York. Nov. 5. WALL STREET'S reaction to ftejij Roosevelt's re-election and active session in which gains ia» number of cases touched six coiiiiWall Street's chiel interest now be the repercussion oi the tax law x undistributed profits as the
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    RUBBER CROP RETURNS
    82 4 RUBBER CROP RETURN S Kuala Lumpur. S Messrs. Barlow and Co. n lowing rubber crop returns ber:— I The Ayer Soiling [FM& Co., Ltd. The Badek Rubber Estate Ltd (Staffield Estate) The Bradwall I F.M.S. 1 Rubbt Estate Ltd. The Chersonese 1 F.M.S Estates Ltd. DennLstown Rubber Estai (Dennistown Estate'
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    13 4 The first contingent untitled workers, numbering 240 '"'•;> at Great Yarmouth by sp recently.
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      568 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated ln Straits Settlements) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVEI SEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00, Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      220 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYEK CHAMBERS, RAFFLES FLA'J* Capital Fully Paid Ten 10U,000,Q& Reserve Fund Yen 130,90U.0tiil HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, oatavi* Bombay, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton Dalren, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow HarbJll, Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinkins Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angcms 'lanila, Moil, Nagasaki, Naeoya Viv* York, Otaru, Osaka,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1565 5 Issued by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser 3c Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4 Ampat Tin 5 5,6 4 6 5! il Asam Kumbang ..28 6 30 6 30 32 tj £1 Austral Malay 54 6 59 6
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    427 5 (From Our Financial CorresponaenU RUBBER Singapore, Holiday morning. Singapore: 29% cts.. unchanged. Market Tone: Steady Quiet. London: 8 7 16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 13 7 16 cts.. unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. The home markets were quiet v\ith no change in prices on Saturday. Locally
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    AMUSEMENTS
    109 5 ALHAMBRA.—"China Clipper" with Pat Otolien, 6.15 ana 0 lo pan. CAPITOL.—Three Cheers For Love" prtceaea uy interesting tnorw ana a coloured cartoon. PAVILION.— T Married A Doctor"— O.io ana 9.10 p.m. ivirtrt l boho v v rl. Tii ice LiVe Ghosts" b.io and 9.15 p in. EMPIRE.— "Charlie Chan
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    49 5 A peasant was killed and three were serioislv injured when 400 or lagers of Uenutsa. Bessarabia, tried to prevent the arrest by gendarmes of a certain Climovici. an exponent ot the Old Style Calendar, who had been sentenced to live years' imprisonment for activity against the security oi State."
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      231 5 SOUTH BIIITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in Now Zealand) MOTOR CAR j INSURANCE W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926. 2, Finlayson Green BANK OF CHINA (IncorDorated in China by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Dept 6441 General Office: 5188.9 with 11 extensions Cable address:
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      26 5 The Eastern United «SSURANCE CORPORATION UMITRD FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE. BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI DENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE fIEAD OFFirfc inn «mi ■•KM mffGAPfMlt
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    126 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. 1 London I by Air 1 Imperial time cf delivery of boxholders' letters only 6 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters £.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    98 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 4 p.m. to day. Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. today. Penang. Siam. Burma. India. Iraq Palestine, E-ypt E. and S. Aliica. Great Eritain, Ireland. Europe. Nigeria. Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    22 6 The mail despatched from Singapore on Oct. 1G by the Karoa was delivered in London on Nov. 7 (22 day.s«.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    33 6 Owing to the late arrival of the Eastbound Imperial aeroplane, the air mails .or Australia. Java &<. previously announced as closing at 7 p.m yesterday will now close at 7 p.m. to-day
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    THE HARBOUR
    119 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Nov. 9. East Wharf (Entrance Gate li Shunko Maru 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Klang 16: Deucalion 14; Calcha.s 8: PhrontLs 6. Empire Dock 'Entrance Oatp 3) Malayan Prince 30; Asphalion 32: Katsnragl Maru 36; Darvel 33 Empire
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    347 6 r^ili 1 Singapore from Europe. d^ a on a o d ct Me 2 d 9 ar L bV KLM I Mr. Rudolf Jan Nelemans Mr Th George G eichman. Mr. Jan Bouwman, Mr L. William Elliott. Mr. Robert Gitfwood Strner. Left Sinaonore frr N.E.I bv KLM
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    37 6 Jhelum. Brit.. 2,493 tons from Calcutta 8—11 to Calcutta 18—11. Deucaliene. Brit.. 4.647 tons from Yokohama 8.11 to Glasgow 11.11 Kota Pinang. Dutch. 4.532 tons from New York 8.11 to Tanjoeng Priok 9 11
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    21 6 The appointment of Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley to act as Chief Justice FM S was gazetted on Nov 4
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      177 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT COCKTAIL DANTE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight and Cabaret attraction SZITA ANIS, the well-known American Dancers. LAST 3 DAYS NON-DINERS $1.00 THURSDAY. NOV. 12th—POPPY BALL SPECIAL CABARET BY ENTERTAINERS FROM THE MIDDLESEX INNISKILLING REGIMENTS THE H.M.S. DANAE. ROYAL NAVAL SINGERS. EXTENSION
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      780 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ENGAGEMENTS SIM-CHAN —Mr. Sim Cheong Fong, son of the late Mr. Sim Ah Choon and Madam. Lim Swee Inn of Malacca, is engaged to Miss Chan Sin Kirn, ice eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chan Hye Seng of No. 164 Sim's Avenue and the marriage will be
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      572 6 A teacher desires to com. those who intend to s it for tK kong or the London amination. Apply Box X,, «0 v? Tribune. Singapore. On the occasion of the special at St. Andrew's Cathedral and Minutes Silence" on the llth Mo The following traffic regulation In force from the
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      353 6 S POSTAL INTEIJLIGENCE s i .j, STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES 'lO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Pontianak Pangkor Nov. 9 2 p.m. Pamangkat. Sambas and Singkawang Tomohon „94 p.m. TO-MORROW China tgenerallyt, Hoihow Hosang 10 8 a.m.' Hongkong Hosang 10 8 a.m. Japan Hosang 10 8 a.m. Pengerang S. Soon Heng
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    Caballero Flees From Madrid
    98 7 INSURGENTS ENTER THE CAPITAL MILITIA ROUTED AFTER FINAL KICK HAVING administered their last kick, the Government militia forces, fighting around Madrid against the relentless onslaughts of the insurgents, have been completely routed and the capital has virtually fallen, while the Cabinet Ministers have beat a retreat
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    RED GOVERNMENT ARRIVES AT VALENCIA
    222 7 Reuter. Madrid, Nov. V. The Government have arrived at Valencia by car and established their headquarters in the former palace of the Marquis of Benicarlo. They immediately held a Cabinet meeting. The Government and the General Staff together with the Managing Committees of the political
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    REBELS SURPRISED
    338 7 Malaga Loyalists Launch Offensive Lisbon, Nov. 7. A SQUADRON of General Monastery's insurgent cavalry made a surprise raid on Carabanchel, five nules from the centre of Madrid ana found the village deserted and returned without tiring a shot. The news of a Government diversion, however, is reported from
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    BOMBARDMENT BEGINS
    488 7 Shells Fall In Centre Of The City Reuter Wireless. Insurgent batteries commenced the bombardment of the capital this morning from Alcoron, eight miles distant, shells falling in the centre of the city. The military hospital at Carabanchel which is in the path of the insurgent advance has been
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    30 7 The Times Rome Correspondent reports that seven people were killed and 35 injured in a collision recently between a goods and a passenger train nea- Ricth. on the Terni-Sulmona line
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      48 7 A boon and good medicines miracul--JLjHHH ously stop bleeding ijHHH and piercing pain of torturing piles y sooner. Complete ''■**> cure in 8 days. No MA N M relapse afterwards. Guaranteed, r Charges moderate, persoually or by correspondence, Wo IM BAKSH SONS, PilesWwhsts, too Nor th Bridge RoaA vmsuiM)re,
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      227 7 MEN IN MIDDLE LIFE No symptom can be more disturbing to the peace of mind than undue frequency and urgency. I This distressing complaint is very common to men in middle life, and may well be due to enlargement and haraening of the Prostate Gland. The dangers of enlarged prostate
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      143 7 HL AYE RY I WEIGHING I SCALES.. sf\ Blt■T I S It II tII I FOR EVERY PURPOSE. "Avery" machines are built by skilled, especially trained mechanics; using* raw material selected by scientific tests in their laboratory, to the most modern designs, many of which are their own patents the
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      214 8 not til you see for yourself <**ĔĔK&*~,. LAST TWO SHOWS lo what heroic heights this jKBtfSĔB& in VTPHT fi 1", v»1I »5 mans courage could soar 10-MdHJ b.].)4 Mo :a, thi.f woman's SI i y y y a »,nn A S°?H£~ t| ALHAMBRA added attraction! li\THOr\Y ADVERSE** SPECIAL RETURN SCREENING
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      159 8 ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®*r®®® §LAST NIGHT of this Snappy, Girl-filled Musical! g Comedy! I CAPITOL S 0 WjSf 1 S £r** ELEANORE WHITNEY 1 Jgl k IN PARAMOUNT'S W >r DAZZLING SUCCESS I 'THREE CHEERS 1 I|k FOR LOVE' J f? x See Eleanore s Wonderful M«L V %v\ Tap-dancing S ee Dozens
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      279 8 Positively Lmmt Msjjhg PAVILION 6.15-9.15 SINCLAIR LEWIS* Amazing Book 'MAIN STREET' Becomes an Outstanding Photoplay. j I gSTOi» PHESS! 11. M. Till: KL\G* *S EES OUR RE L ATI O\k •5* The following intimation has been received by Air Mail by the I •s»Office of M.-G.-M. from Mr. Sam Eckman,
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    ITALY & FRANCE PLEASED
    378 9 ITALY FRANCE PLEASED Germany Surprised j PRES. ROOSEVELT'S RE-ELECTION Reuter Wireless. London, Nov- 4. pRESIDENT Roosevelt's overwhelming victory has surprised Germany and pleased Italy and France. German press comment notes that the world's democracies are "concentrating their votes" and exnects that this will "change the fact of the world." The
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    NEW LIST OF "CRIMES"
    105 9 Don't Say Birth Control In Germany! Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 5. A new list of "crimes" punishable with hard labour is contained in the draft of the new Penal Codp issued to-day and includes strikes and lockouts, attacks on the "willingness of the nation to work,"
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      442 9 1 v i!ST ADVERTISEMENTS [ON CLASSES held at the Institute, Dhoby Ghaut, on tween 7 to 8.30 p.m. Exami-ity-College of Music, June, ies now. Enquire Principal gj, |ard Institute. SITIONS WANTED energetic Englishman, (27), -eeks job anywhere in r ob of supervisory nature j Good organization and adPlease communicate P.O.
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      363 9 ie£^ :^^^^^o^^ Ĕ^'' The lear*§ Grandest Comedy Vii AM QOdfffl* As Shown by Royal Command to |SS£ iS Ma i es *y VIII. f~'* J$ |m WILLIAM POWELL Co-starred with'CAROLE LOMBARD J jf-' ln niversa, s R ecord Drea king Triumph. i U My Man Godfrey" IJj See Kill Powell
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      193 9 A SUN TALKIE A S (NEW WORLD) f 7.:j« to-xm;bit n.im 9 TWO FIESV RUN ACTION FEATURES T BUCKJONES THE KING OF THRILLS ACTION STAR IN j i 'IIIIIE 1'OWIIOY" j i A NEW TYPE OF WESTERN THAT THRILLS FROM BEGINNING TO T I END. 9- 8 ALSO SB BERNARD
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    PLANTERS' LOAN
    967 10 U7IIILK the F.M.S. Government can borrow money—on the public credit—at the rate of per cent, apparently ii is not disposed tv accommodate individual members of the public with loans bearing interest at anything less than 6 per cent. That much is suggested by the written replies to questions
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    TEXTILE INDUSTRY
    55 10 International Conference Suggested Reuter Wireless. Washington. Nov. G. An invitation to the principal textile manufacturing nations to an international conference in 1937 on labour conditions in the textile industry throughout the world is being considered by the Secretary for Labour. Miss Perkins. The conference would be held in
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Indians In Malaya
    253 10 NOTES COMMENTS Indians In Malaya THERE is a mistaken belief among many people that India is a land of perennial bloodshed caused by civil r .rife. The periodic outbreaks of communal rtrftt have chiefly been responsible for this bad name. Actually, when one comes to think of it, for Its
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    Boxing Sensation
    278 10 SENSATION must have been caused In boxing circles In Ameiica and England by the news of the suspension, In the States, of John Henry Lewis, the v >rld light heavyweight champion, who was billed to defend his title against Len Harvey, the British boxer, in London iv the
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    Estate Clerks
    252 10 |»HE Asiatic staffs of estates musl haw been greatly cheered to hear from the lips of so eminent a person in the planting profession as the Hon Mr W Reeve-Tucker that the future hclcjs prospects oi greater re uc .ic them. No section of the wag» community in
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    Topics Of The Day
    371 10 By "Looker On" The choice Is between the League or war: but you've heard of the man who faced with the choice of two evils took troth. The sampan people train their chickens to swim ashore for food. Another Rood idea would be to cross them
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      186 10 E WORLD s BEST Sutton's Seeds are grown with 'JL^%' success m every habitable part Robinson Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR i ii j IT ALCA T I BALL-BEARING MOWER j I (I TS CRASS, I. A KOI IK j j AND EXPENSE j Machine built to stand J^^E^^&^
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    WOMEN POUR BOILING OIL ON REBEL TROOPS
    290 11 TERRIFIC BATTLE FOR MADRID CAPITAL HELD Storm Holds Up Insurgents Reuter. London, Nov. 8. THK Spanish insurgents eon- limit' to meet stubborn resistance from the Government militia at both the Toledo and Segovia bridgeheads, states Renter's correspondent with the insurgent force*. The insurgents,
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    DESPERATE STAND
    280 11 Thunder Of Guns And Roar Of Planes Madrid. Nov 8. MADRID is now making v last dcs- Derate stand against the insurgents rhe surburbs of the capital with erected fortifications have be- be front line in the civil war and r Ls filled with the thunder of I
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    IN MADRID
    95 11 Reuter. Teneriffe, Nov. 8. BROADCAST message of yesterday's fighting says the 'iovernment troops were expected to attack from the southwest, but Gen. Yague's column carried out a flanking movement ;<nd attacked Madrid from the north-east their main objective oemg the model prison where numerous hostages were incarcerated. They
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    JAPAN'S MINIMUM DEMAND
    203 11 Rejected By China I NEGOTIATIONS ARE SUSPENDED Nanking-, Nov. 1). J r is understood that during the discussions between Mr. Ko Chung ♦Vu, of the Chinese Foreign Office, ana Mr. Suma, the Japanese Consulgeneral in Nanking, iaat week, the Japanese minimum demand was stated to be assistance
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    REBELS ADVANCE ON SUIYUEN
    333 11 Feverish Preparations For Defence Tuv v.- fining. Nov. 8. HE righting which too* place al raohn, in east Suiyuen on Friday is regarded to be the severest since Hostilities started two month* iS? General Fu Tsoi Vi, the governor Sr the province, ha, telegraphed to Nan!
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    AMERICAN POLICY IN FAR EAST
    160 11 "ARMED PEACE" British Suggestion Rejected Reuter. New York, Nov. 8. Ji BRITISH proposal for main*l tenance of the s'atus quo in fortifications in the Pacific after the expiration of the Washington Tii at:ea wa by the United S.'a'es late ha September, acrordin:; to the Washington
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    RED FLOOD
    123 11 "Germany Is A Bulwark Against It" Reuter. Munich, Nov. 8. APART irom a lew absolutely mad per- sons everybody believed that the Nazi movement would remain in power l or ever declared Herr Hitler, speaking m the famous beer cellar on the occa- anniversary of the ill-fated Munich
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    PRINCESS JULIANA
    71 11 Marriage Fixed For Jan. 7 Reuter Wireless. Hague, Nov. 6. JHE marriage of Princess Juliana and Prince Bernard has been officially fixed for Jan. 7 and will take place in the capital. The marriage date is the fiftveighth anniversary of the marriage of Princess Julianas grandparents. The civil
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    NEW TIN CONTROL AGREEMENT
    138 11 Official Statement DETAILS NOT YET CONFIRMED jl is officially stated by the Colonial Secretary that "information has been received from the Secretary of btate lor the Colonies confirming the communique issued by the International Tin Committee which appeared m the Press on Nov. 6." A Reuter
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    TRAIN HITS TRUCK
    94 11 Accident At Singapore Wharves Singapore. Monday. A CURIOUS accident occurred at the wharves this morning. A Chinese truck driver had backed SS« 3*s£ h Was coming lrom th e direction of the gate crashed into the truck which was pushed violently along the road until it was
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    YANGTSE WATER SUBSIDES
    50 11 Shanghai, Nov. 9. ■JSSiJ?* 6 ?l tho Yangtse River is subsiding at the rate of three or four fee r a day. This has never been the case during the past decade. The level of the river is now belcw 12 feet ard atpS. unioad at wuhu
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    LOCARNO CONFERENCE
    39 11 Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 6. Another effort towards a Locarno conference has been made in a British note to France, Belgium, Italy and SThSE jesting means of reconciling difficulties contained in previous replies.—Reuter Wireless. P- evi ous
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    AUSTRIA LOSING INDEPENDENCE?
    113 11 NEW MOVES "Only Monarchy Can Save Her" Reuter. Vienna, Nov. 8. fOUNT Ciano. the Italian Foreign !L has arrived on an official visit It is reported that he has brought, a statement of Signor Mussolini's W i sh es regarding Austria i future policy towards Germany. *nci
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    "WILL MEAN WAR"
    91 11 Rumania, Mussolini And Hungary Reuter Wireless. Atwtt TT4MT Bucha rest. Nov. 6. MILITANT r ply to Mussolini's references to Hungary in his Milan speech of last Sunday was made to-day by M Mamu, the former Peasant Party Pre! miei\ who said far from being mutilated Hungary remained
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    NINE KILLED
    32 11 Plane Crash North Of Moscow Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 7. THE piioi, mechanic and seven passengers, including two Japanese, were killed in an aeroplane crash bO miles north of Moscow. Reuter.
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    16 11 Major R. L. Nunn, Adviser, Public Works. Mala: States, returned from x .cave recenth. b" air
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    NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR R.A.F. SINGAPORE
    159 12 LAND ACQUIRED IN CITY TANGLIN AREA Government Gazette Notification Singapore, Monday. NEW headquarters for the Royal Air Force in the Far East will shortly be built in the Claymore District, in the Tanglin Area, Singapore. The present building is at the air base in Seletar.
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    LOCH MONSTER OUTDONE
    123 12 "Talking Mongoose" JOURNALIST AW ARDED £7,500 Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 6. THE Loch Ness monster has been outdone as a newspaper story by the so-called talking mongoose which has been given prominence in connection with a slander suit in the King's Bench by Mr. R. S. Lambert,
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    PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN BRITAIN
    151 12 To Be Based Mainly On Voluntary Effort Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 6. REPLYING to Labour attacks on the physical unfitness of Britons, Sir Kingsley Wood, in the House of Commons, drew attention to a report by a committee of the British Medical Asso- elation in which
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    WITHOUT PRECEDENT
    136 12 Ambassador Protests Against Commons Speech Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 4 Yon R.bbentrop has drawn the attention of the British Government to a violent attack made by Mr. Gallacher, the Communist M.P., in a speech in the House of Commons on Oct. 29. Mr Gallacher said Yon Ribbentrop's first
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    PEIPING CENSUS
    34 12 Peiping, Nov. 9. The latest census reveals that there are 1 P>l3 Javanese. 2,603 Koreans and 61 Formosans in Peipir.g, representing a tflf increase over the last, figures.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    AMATEUR BALLET IN SINGAPORE
    322 12 Pupils Of Miss Wright Miss Mclntyre Singapore, Saturday. THE Ninth Grand Ballet performed by the pupils of Miss Hilda Wright and Miss Isobel Mclntyre provided a large audience with excellent entertainment at the Victoria Theatre this evening. Dressed in beautiful costumes ana dancing with grace and
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    NEW LIE DETECTOR
    233 12 But "The Yard" Cannot Use It (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 28. A DELICATE instrument called the Dsvchogalvanometer can, it is claimed tell if a person is lying by measuring tiny eletric currents in the nervous Sy The" instrument is the invention of Father Walter G. Summers,
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    SINGAPORE DIVORCE
    57 12 Order Absolute For Wife Singapore, Monday. An order absolute was granted by Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen in the Supreme Court to-day to Sybil Gertrude Kraal who was granted a decree nisi from her husband Gerald Henry Kraal on July 23. 1936. Mr. W. A. N. Battenberg made
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    MR. JUSTICE CUSSEN
    38 12 Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen. formerly a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, who was recently transferred to Singapore, sat on the Bench of the Singapore Supreme Court for the first time to-day.
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    66 12 Invitations have been issued for the school exhibition and entertainment to be held at the Sungei Patani Convent on Thursday. Nov. 12 at 3 p.m. Mrs. Hendricks and her willing band of helpers have been busy for some time training the little ones, (as well as the bicker students), in
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    SELANGOR CLUB TRAGEDY
    320 12 COURT CASE Mr. Abbott Severely Cross-Examined (F)om Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. THE hearing of the criminal summons against Mr. Charles Abbott, and Mr. E. H. Glover of the Federated Engineering Co., Ltd., for negligently omitting to take proper precautions to ensure the safety of human
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    NEW LAWYER
    63 12 Mr. R. H. Green Admitted To Bar Singapore, Monday. Before Mr. Justice R. C. Cussen in the Supreme Court to-day Mr. Robert Henry Green was admitted an advocate and solicitor of the Supreme Court. Mr. J. Cobbett made the application on behalf oi the petitioner, while Dr. C
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    ITALIAN CONSUL-GENERAL
    189 12 Mr. Alberto Perego Arrives j Singapore, Sunday. MR ALBERTO PEREGO, the new Italian Consul General for Singapore, arrived here this morning on the vietorici In an interview with a Tribune reporter Mr. Perego said that he was pleased to be in Singapore He is accompanied by his wife
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    DISASTROUS FIRE
    76 12 Half Of Yangtse Port Destroyed A DISASTROUS fire destroyed half of the Szechuen port of Chungking, on the Yangtse River, yesterday. The blaze broke out at Tan Tse Sek, in the southern part of the town, in the morning and lasted until noon. Two thousand houses were destroyed.
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    INDIAN DEPUTATION
    104 12 Arriving In Malaya Next Mcnth Malaya will shortly oc visited by a deputation from the Government of India which will be arriving in the country for the purpose of studying labour conditions and other matters of economic and social interest In the Peninsula. The deputation will comprise the
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    20 12 Mr. F. M. Sail, Accountant. P.W.D. Johore Bahru, has returned from long leave snent at home and has resumed duties.
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    ANIMALS SHIPPED TO SINGAPORE
    257 12 A Zoo Lion TRAINER BITTEN BY MARE Singapore, Monday. A LION from the Australian Zoo in Perth for Singapore, a hor.se trainer severely bitten by a vicious mare _and four sheep dogs and one foal born—this is the news from the Nieuw Holland which arrived from
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    THE PAVILION
    146 12 Famous Comedy Begins To-Morrow AT THE CINEMA THE Warner Brothers picture "li married a doctor," adapted from Sinclair Lewis' famous novel "Main Street,'' will be shown for the last time in two performances at the Pavilion to-night. "I married a doctor" is a story of human nature with
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    ROYAL COMMISSION
    196 12 Leaves To Tackle Palestine Problem Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 5. F THE Royal Commission to investigate the causes of the disorders in Palestine has left for Marseilles where they will embark for Port Said and thence travel to Jerusalem by special train. Interviewed by Reuter. prior to departure.
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    AUSTRIA ARMS
    80 12 Reuter Wireless. Vienna, Nov. b. A 60 per cent, increase in army expenditure Is announced in the Aunriar budget for 1937 presented to the Federal Diet. Estimated expenditure totals 210,000,000 schillings, nearly four million more than 1936 The figure for army expenditure is one-sixth of the total budget
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    INDIANS IN MALAYA
    375 12 NEW BOOK History Traced From Earliest Times INDIANS In Malaya: A Pageant of Greater India. By R. B KrMinan (Malayan Publishers). The Indian Community in Mala has a long and honourable history. It dates back to a p.'-riod centuries before British Infiuen in this country The Ta?
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    "A REBUFF"
    67 12 Italy And Mr. Eden's Speech Reuter Wireless. rtome. Nov o. MR. Eden's speech has been r with disappointment in Italy 3i.u political circles argue inat nv e assurances are insufficient. Italians feel a definit? enter.'e ing and safeguarding the rt interests of the two countries is quired if
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    17 12 Bury St. Edmunds Fire untitled veiled 15 miles recently tp a destroyed four houses in Botesdale, Suffolk.
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    General Ma Lin On Singapore Chinese
    431 13 STRUCK BY THEIR UNITY an interview Reception By Local Muslims Singapore, Monday. I APPRECIATE very much the unity 1 of the Chinese in Singapore," ,:id General Ma Lin, Governor of Shanghai Province and leader of the Chinese Mohammedans, in a .dial interview with the
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    DEATH OF MR. PAUL HOFFNER
    541 13 Spent Half A Century In The East IM o!q resident of Malaya, who has spent 50 years in the East, Hied at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. W W. Langdon. in Singapore yesterday He was Mr. A. A. Paul Hoffner who was born in
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    20 13 Mr. F. M. Still has resumed the honorary secretaryshio of the Royal Johore International Club on his return from leave.
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    POPPY DAY EFFORT IN SINGAPORE
    701 13 Brilliant Concert UNIQUE PAGEANT OF BEAUTY entertainment of high quality, I yet appealing to all tastes, was j that presented by local artistes at I Goodwood Park Hotel on Saturday night. It was a revelation of what excellent local talent there is. In the appeal
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    SULTAN & SULTANAH OF JOHORE
    50 13 SULTAN SULTANAH OF JOHORE Due Back In Singapore On Dec. 15 Singapore, Monday. ACCORDING to information received in Singapore this morning, their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore are expected to arrive here on Dec. 15. It is anticipated that they will embark on the Dempo on Nov. 26.
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    50 MILE CYCLE RACE
    283 14 K.L. EVENT A Very Thrilling Finish Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. MOHD. Salleh Bin Askar riding in his first 50 miles cycle race, won by a very narrow margin in the Kuala Lumpur to Klang and back road race organised by the Students' Union, completing
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    "ALL BLUES" RUGGER
    36 14 The Perak Asiatics will meet the Selangor Asiatics in Ipoh on Sunday Nov. 29. in an All Blues" rugger match. The Perak Asiatics are, it is understood, fielding a strong side this season.
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    TROPHY RUGGER
    138 14 Two Hurt In Match At Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. PERAK retained the Farleigh-Robert-son trophy to-day by beating Negri Sembilan at rugger by 22 points to 3. in a fast and exciting game in which both sides opened out the game freely. No score was recorded
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    13 14 Councillor Roland H. Haxell is to be Mayor of Holbcrn during Coronation year.
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    STANDARD INSTITUTE
    130 14 Beat St. Andrew s II In Soccer Friendly An interesting hockey match was played under fine weather conditions between The Standard Institute and The St. Andrew's second XL on the Ceylon Tamils' Association ground. The Institute won by three goals to one. During the first half, the ball
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    55 14 S.C.C. v. R.E. to-morrow at S.C.C.: A. E. Minns: P, P. H. Pearsc. W. H. McNeill. K. A. Haddocks. Lt. J. R. Roawell; R. P. Bingham, A. Cromarty: K. S Sykes. A. R. Brand. D. P. Perry. S. J Elcar <capt.>, W. H. Beaton, M. P. Wiight, C.
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    LOCAL GOLF
    296 14 Island Club To Visit Johore THE following are the teams and starting times for the gclf match between the Royal Johore International Club and the Island Club, on r'ririav on the R.J.I C. links: C.30 a.m.: J H Beeton Scr. Dr T. E Cheah 8 v. CAR. Bateman
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    AUSTRALIA SOCCER
    117 14 Visit From South Africa la Prospect Sydney. Oct. 22. It seems reasonably sure that a soccer team from South Africa will play a series or games In Australia, either in 1937 or 1938. The South African administrators are keen on making the trip to Australia and negotiations are
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    164 14 Colts "A" team v. the Raffles College Ist XI to-day at Raffles College: De Sylva; H. C. Humphries, G. Scott: Schelchis. L Reutens. E. Loveday; Van Gayzel. I. Newman. N Hay. J. Reutens, R. O'Hara. Reserve: M. Hope, Umpire M. Valberg. Celts Ist XI v. the S.C.C. Ist
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    39 14 The Men's Open Doubles final in the Singapore badminton championship announced for .'Saturday last was postponed to Saturday next, owing to Mr. Tan Chong Tee's indisposition. Tickets purchased for last Saturday will hold good for next Saturday
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    DOUBLE DEFEAT FOR NEGRI SEMBILAN VISITORS
    136 14 STATE HOCKEY IN SINGAPORE WEEK-END GAMES SERVICES WIN 5-3 AFTER BEING 3-0 DOWN TtfEGRI Sembilan were badly beaten in Doth their matches played in Singapore during the week-end losing to Singapore by G-:;. and going down to the Combined Services by 5-3. In their
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    SERVICES WIN –
    682 14 SERVICES WIN Singapore, Sunday. A SPLENDID recovery by the Combined Services in the second session of their hockey match against Negri Sembilan at Tanglin this evening gave them a well-de-served victory by five goals to three. The match was played in a heavy drisele and the ground was most unsuitable
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    SINGAPORE WIN 6-3
    615 14 Singapore, Saturday. NEGRI SEMBILAN wer c OUt-classed by Singapore in the inter-Sat- hockey mai'ch on the Padang to-day A halftime the visitors were three goals b:hind. The slippery ground handicapped play, buy the Singapore team adaj/ei! themselves better to the condi iens They were a superior combir.a
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    HOW SINGAPORE BEAT JOHORE
    1008 15 MALAYA CUP RUGBY AT RENGAM <BY FORWARD") Singapore, Sunday. PINGAPORI opened Uieir Malaya w (up season with an excellent vidurv v R«ngam beating Johore by 17 points (a goal tries and a penalty goal* to nil. Quite a large number of European spectators, from all parts
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    'I:.. >„,.,. oalkeeper makes a save in Saturday's inter-Staxe game in which Singapore won 6—3.
    14 15 'I:.. >„,.,. oalkeeper makes a save in Saturday's inter-Staxe game in which Singapore won 6—3.
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    TILDEN AND VINES COMING
    146 15 Tennis Tour Early Next Year f AfcLE news has been received in u-Aii iIS Rapore to the effect that °v Wn tennis Professionals— wfl? ,"n.i V, eS M Winscy and Stoffentour Srt UUe I*™1 in their wor,d in SinL V eXt Year wi P«av centred a
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    COLLEGE ATHLETICS
    246 15 Keen Competition At Bukit Timah Singapore. Saturday. THE fourth annual athletic meeting 1 of Che Raffles College tfudenkTtonk place to-day. «-uaenis took dulfn* l he r!'- which h;id bee Bloomy ?u murnJn changed for the better n the afternoon and a oerfee day lor the .sports resulted S.
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    CHINA ATHLETICS
    60 15 Shanghai, Nov. 9. A- a commiit?e meeting of th° China National Amateur Athletic Federation the resignation of Dr. C T. Wang from the chairmanship was accepted Mr. Chang PJi Ling bj to tak e his place. Dr. Wang is shortly proceeding to th' United States o tak e
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    RAMONA WINS THE CLUB TROPHY
    205 15 Week-End Yachting At R.S.Y.C. Singapore, Sunday. TO-DAY the International six metre class saile d the final race for a r ?E hy There was a li ,ht breeze I r? r P the north west. The tide was ebbing. Ramona. skippered by J E S
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    HOME RUGBY
    123 15 Greenock Wanderers Beaten 51—0 Reuter. London, Nov. 7. j TO-DAY'S, rugger results: Cumberland ll Yorkshire 3 Lancashire 13 Cheshire 0 North Midlands 6 Notts, Lines. Derby 0 Blackheath 3 Old Merchant 1. 16 Bradford 0 Edinburgh Acad. 12 Cambridge Uni. 18 London Scottish 15 Guys Hospital 0 Old
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    ROYAL EMPIRE SOCIETY
    225 16 Lt. Col. Williams Arriving Shortly AN interesting visitor from home is due to arrive in Singapore shortly in the person of Lt. Col. S. P. Williams, C.I.E., who is making a six months' tour of the East on behalf of the Royal Empire Society. The Society is
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    EDEN WARNS IRAQ
    126 16 Deplorable Effect Of Outrages Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 4. MR Eden, in the House of Commons, said the latest information irom Iraq indicates the country is quiet ana the safety of none of the Iraqui minorities has been endangered. The British Ambassador had received assurances from the
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    POPPY DAY
    113 16 List Of Donations From Local Firms I THE following donations to the Singapore Poppy Day Fund have been received up to Nov. 6: John G. Campbell Co., 10 Goodrich Co. (S.S.) Ltd.. 10 Ford Motor Co.. of Malaya Ltd. 20 Singapore Casket Co. 15 Evatt Co. 50 A.
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    25 16 Sir Hugh Allen has been elected president of the Royal College of Organists in succession to Sir Ivor Atkins, whose period of office has expired.
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    SHIPPING STRIKE IN U.S.A.
    74 16 Employers And Men Begin Negotiations Reuter. San FrancLsco, Nov. 8. MISS Perkins <Secretary for Labour" has announced that employers and seamen have agreed to resume negotiations to-day. In the meantime the strike is aggravated locally by a strike of shipyard workers. The strike leaders, however, have
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    51 16 Withdraws From All Radio Activity Reuter. Detroit, Nov. 8. Th? radio priest. Fiither Coughlin. ha announced that hs has withdrawn from al! radio activity "in the best inof all people." He added that his National Social Justice Union has been 'horoughly discredited as the result of the election.—
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    PHYSICAL EDUCATION IN THE SCHOOL
    260 16 Measures Being Taken In Britain British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 6. INTERVENING to-day in the House of 1 Commons Debate on the Labour amendment to the address, the Minister of Health spoke of the Government's plans for dealing with problems of physical education and nutrition.
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    KING GEORGE MEMORIAL
    127 16 Completion Of Objects New Assured Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 4. The successful completion of tho objects of the National Memorial Fund for King George is assured following the widespread response to it. The Lord Mayor hus announced final arrangements are being made to erect a statue of
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    "WE MUST STAND BY LEAGUE"
    221 16 MR. CHURCHILL A Critical Year Ahead Reuter Wireless House of Commons, v EXPRESSING the opinion the n«*t 12 or 18 months might I».- last chance of averting a I uro-A» conflict and a woild war an Churchill urged that Britain's t inj by the League
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    WHY SAILORS SING
    322 16 To Help The Haig Fund This Time ON Thursday, Nov. 12. a SaiiorVs Concert Party from H.M.S Danae will perform at the Poppy Dty Dance to b a held at Raffles Hotel, it Earl Haig's < British Legion Appeal Fund. It may seem odd to the layman
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    A BOMB PLOT?
    99 16 Five Arrests By Shangl» 1 Police Shanghai. Nov Vi THE Shanghai Police have arrestt 1 traitors who have c°:uc they plotted to bomb the Shanghai Railway r v, aV f The Japanese troops in ;1 ?v nut up sand-bags at var ronton Machine sruns pre directed n
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    ELECTRICITY IN BRITAIN
    42 16 London, Nov The report of the ElectricitJ mrssioners for the year endea 31. 1936. stated that the pu.. for authorised under;.--18 415.000.000 units an "icre** 2.525.000.000 en the previous this exceeding the record that year of 1,715,000,000 Official Wireless.
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    COMMUNIST BEHEADED
    34 16 Berlin, r Edgar Andre, the Communis* in Hamburg, was beheaded in* ing. |a lU pgr He was sentenced, on JuJJ il nection with alleged fatal l* Nazis several years ago. eu less.
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      10 16 SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG WEARNE BROS., LTD. Kuala lumpur Malacca seremban.
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      78 16 Renew your ENERGY with A GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP After a tiring day. Allenburys Diet taken at bedtime induces that sound refreshing sleep so vital io the re- cuperation of energy. Its rich fresh (milk, whole wheat and extra Vitamin D supply the necessary night-time nourishment and sou awake clear in
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      12 17 PHILIP?! HADlO_£_i FOR QUALITY AND I gELIAj I L I T V|
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      179 17 |ii ytiion! i RADIO TUBES. j or TO-DAY j j TSUI NEW ENGLAND QUALITY CHEAPEST PRICE j Sole Agents for Malaya: S SUN RADIO SERVICE CO., 1 124 cp cil Street. Ph one 4454. i Kill Kidney Trouble Quick Circle. Under 8 JKS N fc ht< !l, Lt X Pains
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      121 17 AMAZI Jfs! A £ne New 1937 H.M.V. MAGIC BRAIN j Haclio-7 Valves For $125.00 Only GREATEST VALUE EVER OFFERED Model 7.T KEE HUAT RADIO Co. 122/121, Orchard Koad—Tel 456G (mKjVuJ Head Office: Penang. wHKHP Branches: 223, Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur. «F aISO at Ipoh and Taiping. THE RADIO SERVICE COMPANY^
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      1169 17 Malayan Listeners 9 It*, «ji** iiohi i m»«m UIU 'Wavelength 16.88 metres). BRITISH EMPIRE From omni-u. London «>-dav PROGRAMME? Jg« lan^^—' A Recital By Australian cfe p ™^i^^-we, slll |s2 <*™»* .^T*""* holder) aIS t2 Henry Lewis (the Johannp* m M Sonata 111 d min or by 8.15 p.m. Gram,
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    "DIVING BOYS" OF SINGAPORE
    378 18 A Familiar Harbour Sight TPHE "diving boys'* of Singapore, in their tiny dug-out canoes, arc always a source of great amusement and interest to visitors from abroad. As the huge ships steam slowly alongside, these frail craft, looking so ridiculously small by comparison, Slide along the
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    26 18 The engagement is announced between Lady Patricia Hare, sister of the Karl of Listowel. and Mr. Charles MHnes Oas\'ell. a cousin of the Earl of Ranfurlv
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    New Bank Of China Building In Shanghai
    237 18 THE Bank of China, which has been growing up hand in hand with the Republic of China, also celebrated its 25th anniversary in Shanghai on the -Double Ten," and the day was chosen for the stone laying ceremony of the Bank's new headquarters,
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    176 18 Gramophone Record Played In Canberra Canberra. Federal Capital Territory. Oct. 26. A miracle occurred in Canberra, one Sunday morning recently. At least that is what hundreds of residents thought When they heard glorious peals ot bells ringing out from the tower of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church. And the
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    33 18 Baron Gabriel Berdonaro. the new Italian Minister ;o the Union of South Africa, arrived in Capetown from Italy recently. The headquart rs of th? Legs 0 I Will in future be in Pretoria.
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    AUSTRALIA AND BRITAIN
    163 18 No Dictation From Downing Street I Canberra, Oct. 27. The Government accepts dictation from no country. British or otherwise, but it makes no apology for collaborating in Empire problems, because it knows how much the membership, of the Emnire means to Australia, the Prime Minister. Mr. Lyons,
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    "DEATH TO ALL"
    153 18 Rumania's "Iron Guard" Threat Reuter Wireless. Bucharest, Nov.. 5. Threats of death to "all those responsible" if Rumania goes to war on the sam*» side as Soviet Russia are contained in a manifesto sent to King Carol by Colonel Codriano, leader of the banned Rumanian Fascist terrorist
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    23 18 The South African Government has bought 210 rams of British breeds in order to improve the existing strains of sheep in the Union.
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    28 18 Mrs B. Prentis, a widow, of Wrothham-road, Gravesend. and her son, aged 11, were rescued by fire escape from a room in which they were trapped by flames.
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY
    475 18 Latest Publications Available THE following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.. during the period Oct. 31 to Nov. 6. 1936. inclusive, and are available for public use in the Reference Library, Fullcrton Building, Singapore. Applications may be made by a*
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    SALES "APPEAL"
    51 18 Berlin. An unusual way of finding a new jew has been adopted by a sales maws in Berlin. In an advertisement in the wanted" column of the Deutscne meine Zeitung he offered a rew h cf 500 marks <£42>, to anyone wn« would help him to find the
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      599 18 m\i i H Si vm*t pi biii Shorthand 7gn Machine I FT) Full particulars from 1 SOLE AGENTS f DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR FINE FOB PLOOBS CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. V MAT ABLE FREEHOLD SINGAPORE IMtOPERTIES i At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng to., Ltd.,
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      297 18 HE WAS LIKE A SKELETON Saved by flesh-forming tablets This man had been so terribly ill that he was almost as thin and bony as a keleton Yet simply by taking a course oi tiny, tasteless tablets, he quickiy put n pounds of firm, healthy flesh. In fact, he got
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      176 18 Products of combined skill integrity "EllCOre brand GENUINE BILK LADIES STOCKINGS HI 1 Retail price per pair: Sole Agents for Malaya BABA CO. LTD. MIDDLE ROAD VIRGIN FACE POWDER Soothing heating antiseptic it beautifies the skin. Obtainable in Three Shades. At alt good stores. Agents: CHENG HENG CO.. 205 SOUTH
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      8 18 Champagne Sole Agents: Henry Wauuh ft Co., Ltd.
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      54 18 t I "Here They Are j An Opportunity To Everybody j UP-TO-DATE SHOES j j For Ladies, Gentleman, Children J At Rock Bottom Price s ONLY TEN DAYS MORE j DO NOT HESITATE, S Visit Our Shop And Have Your Selections j SAMSOX SHOE Co.. j w 301, NORTH BRIDGE
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      154 19 well groomed always It is so easy to keep your hair smartly \MP smooth from sun-up to sun-down with W Stacomb. Just a touch of Stacomb makes the most unruly hair "stay put", V for hours without leaving it greasy or sticky. Don't go through the day harassed with uncertainty
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      349 19 1 Every Wed »esday atBa.m,agiamDou,-Us airhner f the X N -L.M. leaves Singapore lor Batavia. The journey takes only 4 In a K.N.I.L.M. aĕrop lane you are sitting in an easy chair, and in a roomy and well ventilated cabin. T he noise of the engines is hardly audible and
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      983 19 IfListeners 9 Hadio IZlS: SsXLr* v.v.c. Calcutta I CC«#»B«i ftta pase 17, TO-MOWWW 49.10 Metres (6,109 kcs., 01.0 M.a. FRANCE 4.35 p.m News m French. !S J.?/ ReSS&ic T DAY I TO DIV «WSSE*. -Jig conTinueS™ C*** Wavelength: 19 68 metres (15.243 Kcs> Ji**'*- Closedown v. 31 p.m. Sarode Solo
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