Malaya Tribune, 25 November 1936

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIII. •No. 278. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Wed., Nov. 25, i<>;jr>. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1936. FIVE CENTS
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    A STUDY OF HERALDRY
    582 2 Exhibition llel < KING QUEEN Mary LEND OBJECTS Lord Spencer has also lent the big silver inkstand, pen and penholder with which King George V. signed the Coronation oath before the altar at Westminster Abbey. Several old family pedigrees have been lent by the Duke of
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      442 2 I TOE ANNUAL SALE at srmi i \i irs Meyer Mansion (Opposite the Cathedral) is now in full swing Remember the best bargains will go first—first corns first served. Ladies' hats—Ladies' dresses— Ladies' underwear—Ladies' articles. THE SHOP IS OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7 P.M. r a M. HASSAN, •6 87, BRAS
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      497 2 Chinese family visiting England for 3 years requires Chinese lady as useful help, educated, domesticated, fond of children, cheerful, active, preferably ?ble to drive car, musical. State age and full particulars, to Box No. 4&0 Malaya Tribune, Singapore. Enclose photo, returnable. SITUATION WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED—Chinese, who has been accustomed to
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      659 2 I f JF AN OPPORTUNITY! Special shipment of exquisite Czechoslovak cu'tglass v.are: Liquor, Cocktail Toilet Sets, Scen'tsprayers, Etc.,...A150 Vanity and Cigarette Cases of exclusive designs. Just what you want for Christmas presents. Come early and avoid disappointment. Reasonable prices. Now on display at Franco-Eastern Trading, 2-B, Finlayson Green. SHOTAM'S USED
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      455 2 BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 95 of 1936. Re CHOP KOONG HIN (Lee Yao Koon, sole proprietor) of No. 620 North Bridge Road, Singapore, Traders. Receiving Order made: 17th April, 1936. Date of Adjudication: 7th August, 1936.
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      421 2 VILLAGE SOLD While The Residents Looked On New Kensington, Pennsylvania. BEFORE the eyes of the bewildered inhabitants, the village of Kinloch, a small mining community near here, has been sold under the auctioneers hammer. The Valley Camp Coal Company decided some time ago t 0 abandon its pit at Kinloch
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES PASSENGERS AND SAILINGS
    202 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES PASSENGERS AND SAILINGS Vessels In Port At Singapore THE following passengers are sailing for Home by the Patroclus, leaving Singapore to-day Sir James and Lady Owen, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Roden. Miss P. Gatey, Miss M. Harmsworth, Miss Dyserinck, Miss M. L. Reeve, Mrs. R. M.
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    80 3 Hong Siang, British, 2,140 tons, from Amoy 19.11 to Rangoon 11.12. Lipis; Brit.: 840 ions, from Kuar.tan 23.11 to Kuantar. 25.11. Baribut; Brit.; 563 tons, from Kuching 22.11 to destination and date of departure uncertain. Makasser; Brit.: 536 tons, from Ringat 22.11 to Indragiri 25.11. Patroclus. British,
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    THE BHUTAN
    17 3 The P. and O. steamer Bhutan arrived in London at 4 p.m on Nov. 19.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    64 3 The following passengers are arriving in Singapore by the Erria which is due nere from Europe on Dec. 18: Mr. C. H Cateaux. Mr. and Mrs. J. A Plummer, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. OwinneU -*v.d infant, Mrs. B. N. Bintley. Mr C. Hewetson, Dr. H. Smith, Mr.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    279 3 Singapore, Monday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the P. and O. liner Comorin which arrived here from Europe last Friday: Miss P. Adams, Mr. A. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Balchin, Mr. G. E. Cator, MLss D. Clarke Miss D. Crocker. Mr. H A. Forrer,
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    TERUKUM MARU
    95 3 The following passengers are expected to arrive in Singapore by the Terukuni Maru which is due here from Europe on Dec. 10: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Broome, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mcßae Chalmers, Master K. Chalmers, Master E. W. Chalmers, Mrs.
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    THE VICTORIA
    30 3 The Lloyd Triestino liner Victoria is due at Singapore to-morrow at noon from Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila and will leave for Europe the same day at 6 p.m.
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    PASSENGERS BY THE HECTOR
    230 3 The following passengers for the Straits are travelling by the Hector, which is due at Singapore on Saturday:— Captain J. Huggins, Mrs. Huggins, iMr. and Mrs. F D. Ward. Mrs. A P. Moss. Miss S. Moss, Mrs. H. M Gallagher. Miss E. M. Gallagher, Mr. and
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    SEAMEN'S BRAVERY
    123 3 Presentation Of Awards In Hongkong IT a ceremony held at the Harbour Office in Hongkong recently, two sea men, Lam Tai oi tne G.P.O. launch No. 1, and Chan Lo, of the fiarboui Office Launch No. 3, were rewarded for their bravery in saving life. Hon. Commander G.
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      432 3 STEAMER SAILINGS Si and BRITISH INDIA I». 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. 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. 14 CORFU 15.000 Jan. 15 BEHAR 6,000 Jan. 24 CARTHAGE 17,000 Jan. 29
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      128 3 N. Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, MarseUles ft Gibraltar. Ms YASUKUNI MARU Ncv. 25 I i HAKONE MARU Dec. 10 s.s. SUWA MARU Dec. 24 Rates to Ist Class 2nd Class Naples $497 ft $540
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      448 3 ]j 70 FRENCH PORTS j I HOMEWARDS. 1 LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec 7 CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Si Bordeaux Dec" 11 i I FORBIN For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp Si Dunkirk Jan 4 I CAP PADARAN For Marseiiies, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Jan' 7
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      431 3 Special Coronation Sailing to Marseilles or London AND BACK at l'/ 2 Single Fare by the new and modern m.s. 'ERRIA" 14,700 Tons Displacement irom SINGAPORE 30-3-37 due MARSEILLES 23-4-37 due LONDON 1-5-37 Returning by m.s. "ALSIA" or m.s. "BORINGIA" 12,500 Tons Displacement, from SOUTHAMPTON 15 6 57 37 from
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      468 3 STEAMER SAILINGS w N ORDDE UTSCH EU LLOYD Iff l i Incorporated In Germany). The undernotcd are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. lor MANILA. HONGKONG SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore. 1936. t m.v. "TRAVE" omits, Manila, Hongkong and Japan Nov. 26 s.s. "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Dec. 2 s.s.
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    WAR-LIKE PARIS AERO SHOW
    463 4 Civil Planes In Shade SPEEDS UP BY OVER 60 M.P.H. (By Air Mail) Paris, Nov. 12. pEACE lovers will hardly be in their element at the 15th Paris Aero Show which opened this morning. Civil aircraft give the impression of having been tolerated but not encouraged,
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    ROYAL TREASURES SOLD
    302 4 Polish Aristocrat's Misfortune Englewood, New Jersey. TREASURES said once to have belonged to King Joseph de Ponyatovsky of Poland came under the auctioneer's hammer here to help to pay the debts of Count Stefan de Ponyatovsky. who claims to be a descendant of the king. They were
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    FILM BAN REVOKED
    255 4 "Ten Days That Shook The World" Sydney, N.S.W. TEN Days That Shook the World" will be released for general exhibition in Australia, but "Green Pastures," the negro miracle play, which has been passed by the British Board of Film Censors, is still banned in Australia. The Australian
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    TIGER SHOT
    210 4 Fine Specimen Weighing 305 Pounds (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Monday. MOT to be outdone by Selangor, and other States, tigers in Negri, too: are seeking publicity. There have been rumours recently that "Mr Stripes" had been seen by people returning in the night along the Coast Road.
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    LOST £100,000 Chance
    144 4 Baby Born 20 Yards Outside Toronto Toronto. DECAUSE one of her children was born just three houses—about 20 yards —outside the Toronto boundary the youngest entrant for the £100,000 baby race, has lost her chance of winning. Mrs Pauline Clarke, aged 24, with ten children, including two
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    HELP YOUR NEIGHBOUR
    122 4 Turkish Order To Rkh Families Ankara. Lists are being prepared in all Turkish cities, towns and villages, of families who are considered sufficiently well-to-do to be able to support their poorer neighbours. Those whose names appear on the list will be called upon to sustain poor families
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    19 4 Mr. H. W. Nightingale, of the Labour Department. Seremban. who went home in June, left London for Malaya on
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    LOVER STEALS BRIDE
    344 4 From Under Bridegroom's Nose Belgrade. yOTJTH, beauty—and riches. Such were the attractions of Kata Chupitch. Tall and slim, black curly hair, dark laughing eyes, at 17 she was not only the belle of Brdanima village but one of the richest girls in the whole Bosanski Novi district.
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    JUNKMEN'S ORDEAL ON ISLAND
    327 4 Survivors Rescued When On Point Of Dying Hongkong. STORY that sounds like Robinson Crusoe, but with a tragic ending for some of those concerned, has come to light with the arrival here of five Chinese junkmen, the sole survivors of a shipwrecked crew of nine who
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    LORRIES MUST BE BLUE
    80 4 Athens. All commercial vehicles belonging to foreign or Greek firms in Greece must henceforward be painted blue. A decree to this effect has been published in the Official Gazette. It is to be put into effect immediately. Names of firms, if they appear on the lorries,
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    31 4 Mr. Edgar Jones, of the law firm of Cowdy and Jones. Ipoh, will leave for home on furlough some time in March next year. Mrs. Jonej has already left for home.
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    "BISHIRGIAN IS A WHITE MAN"
    499 4 Astonishing Words FROM ONE WHO WAS RUINED (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 11. AN old man with sparse white hair and deeply lined face limped slowly and painfully into his sittingroom at Caterham, Surrey. He lowered himself gently into an easy chair and said, "So
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    49 4 The Principal Trustees of the British Museum have appointed Dr. Lionel Giles to be Keeper of the Department of Oriental Printed Books and Manusjripts on the retirement of Dr. L. D Barnett and Mr. Alexander Strathern Fulton to be Deputy Keeper of the department in succession to Dr. Giles.
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      94 4 EASY ACCESS ,NNER FO,L WRAPPING THE FRESHNESS OF PACKING TIME I CPAVEH M 1S P reserv 'cd within the air-tight 'TRU-VAC ARE MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE THROATS. THE CORK-TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTE OF HIGHEST QUALITY CAJM .5 j SPORTjF||OCKS j I ISE THE RIGHT j I MATERIAL I II must
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    VICTIM OF WICKED CALUMNY
    231 5 M. SALENGRO Half Million Throng At Funeral Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 22. I CROWD estimated at half a n million th longed the streets of Lille to witness the funeral of j5 Salengro. A representative of the President and all members of the Cabinet, the speakers
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    THE CORONATION
    168 5 Rate Of Insurance Against Postponement Reuter. London, Nov. 24. OWING mainly to heavy industrial and commerical commitments in connection with the Coronation and the desire of underwriters strictly to curtail speculative business, Lloyds latest rates against risk of a postponement show a slight increase compared with the previous
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    U.S. LABOUR SPLIT
    60 5 Reuter Wireless. Tampa. (Florida) Nov 21. An open split has occurred in tne ranks of American labour. The federation of Labour voted a boycott on mens' clothing made by members of tne Amalgamated Clothing and Workers Union which is allied to the rebel" '-nun led by John
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    49 5 The untitled of Captain W. H. Oliver, tn a olunt eer Force Reserve of Officers io Active List, has been approved. The q c a l! on of nis commission in the v.F by Captain W. H. Oliver, for purpose of joining the F.M.S. Volunteer Force has been approved.
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    36 5 Mr. Cecil Pearse, who was so well Known in Perak as a member of the firm jjuuer•and Pearse, is revisiting Ipoh. ?v, a nd rs Pea rse, have been spending a noliday at the Cameron Hi-^iands.
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    CROWN PRINCE HERE
    305 5 Future Ruler Of Pontianak Singapore, Tuesday. A DIS ™GUISHED personality on board the Sibajak. which arrved in wS 8 ?K r :,H h after »°on from Europl was the eldest son of His Highness tiie Stated a'th Who ha» j£S «SCrown Prince Panperan Adimti Alk° a T^
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    14 5 A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held on Friday, Nov. 27.
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    HIGH COURT CLAIM FOR $2,700
    192 5 F. A. Bartholomeuz, Ltd., As Plaintiffs Singapore. Tuesday. THE ease In which F. A. Bartholomew. Ltd., ;>re the plaintiffs in a civil claim for $2,787.68 from three defendants, the Chung Chi Tradiiu; Company, Chop Hung Loo".g, Chan Tai Kee and Tse En Huang, reached its
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    194 5 Miss K. Lonegan And Mr. Alexander Hughes Singapore. Tuesday. THE Cathedral of the Good Shepherd 1 was the scene of a wedding yesterday, when Miss Kathleen Lonegan daughter of Mrs. and the late Dr Lonegan. became the bride of Mr Alexander Edward Hughes, son of Mr and Mrs.
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    BURNED BY PETROL
    58 5 Singarore, Tuesday. A male Chinese was said to have been burnt yesterday evening at Labrador Hill, when the petrol which he poured into the tank of a motor lorry suddenly caught fire. The patient suffered from severe burns all over the upper part of the body. He
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    NO BREAK WITH SOVIET YET
    155 5 German Attitude AWAITING REPLY OF AMBASSADOR Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 23. AFFICIAL circles decline to make any v statement regarding Yon Ribbentrop's visit to Mr. Baldwin. Diplomatic circles do not expect an immediate break between Germany and the Soviet. If such a break was to
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    MR. H. WORHAM
    79 5 Removed To Hospital On Arrival Singapore, Tuesday. Mr. H. Worham, a local manufacturer's representative, injured the back of his head while pat taking in one of the deck games on the Dutch liner Sibajak on the voyage to Singapore, a few days ago. He was confined to
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      22 5 All way, A SMILE willi otr GLASSES T O. H. SPECTACLES MEAN COMFORT VISION VOGUE The Optical House 65, STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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      214 5 »J, J BBj DRUGLESS HEALING t j Highly beneficial results in many ailments.) i j BHW MAX TING SUM, ■m. sp j FPC (Lond F.N.A.M.-Th. (Lond.) J I MeChan 2" T i h /t r^ y El-ctro-Therapy j B 6. JALAN SKOLA, KUALA LUMPUR. I ■HHHbBI (opposite the New Market..
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      133 5 JOCK TYPEWRITER a. 28-A, Change Afley Singapore, Telephone No. 2633 Stockists Of ERIKA Brand New Port- «•Ki^SlU.^i able Typewriters. 4 Banks with gn»-^ ll II livC^l 11 s h Keyboard! flitted with Stand- —> ard Pica Types S> Automatic key set writer Rppairers y e w Sell Kolok GraphU Ribbons,
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      200 5 YOUR TEETH 1 H v .l CLEANER and j X^BRIGHTER^/ Antiseptic Cleansing Dental Cream Removes Stain and Discoloration and Restores Natural Whiteness If your teeth are so stained, so dull fissure. Millions of dangerous mouth and discolored that you feel self- germs that cause stain, discoloraconscious and ashamed when you
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    476 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London, Nov. 24. Previous To-day Change Tone Very quiet Steady Spot Buyers S% Seller! 8% 8% Dec. Buyers 8 S 8 9|16 —116 Seller* 8 1116 8 1116 Jan.|Mar. Buyers 8 r > 8 8% Selieri 8% 8 ***** —116 Apr.|June Buyers 8 1116
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    OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    1078 6 The Week In The Market: Commodity Shares The Only Bright Spot: Tin Market Pleased At Quota Rise: Strength Of Rubber Due To Genuine Demand BY AIR MAIL (From Our Own Correspondent) Londcn, Nov. 13. COR the time being mrrrkets continu:* r to show a tired attitude.
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    22 6 The Alcazar Siege, the most spectacular incident of the Spanish civil war, is to be made the subject of a Hollywood film.
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT
    204 6 LEWIS PEAT'S WEEKLY REPORT (By Air Mail" London, Nov. LL Lewis Peat. Ltd., in their I rubber market report dated Nov. IU, state: The market has continued very active during the week and there has been a large turnover in all sections. \~.ues are 1 4d. higher than we quoted
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      802 6 I 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. I (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) SUCCESSORS TO 4 THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00, Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, BOARD OF
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      37 6 VIRGIN FACE POWDER Far excels other powders as a bi iutifier and healer and can be wet or dry. Obtainable in three shades at ail good stores. Agents: CHENG HENG CO.. »•5 SOUTH BRIDGE RD. STOKI J
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1650 7 to Prater and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange art Stack Broker, MINING Fraser Sc Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4 Am pat Tin 5 5 g 5 I 3 £1 Asam Kumbang 32- 34j-cd 32 34'. cd £1 Austral Malay 60|-cd 571- 60 -cd 5.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    490 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent; RUBBER Singapore, Wednesday morning. Singapore: 30 11 16 cts., up 3 16 ct. Market Tone: Steady. Louden: 8%d., down 1 j.d. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 18 18 16 cts., up Ict. Market Tone: Firm. There is a much better tone apparent this
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    109 7 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 24." Paris 105 3 32. New York 4 89 9 16 Montreal 105 9 64 Brussels 23.95 1 2 Gene a 21.30. Amsterdam 9.03 4 Milan C2.3. Benin 12.17. Stockholm 19.39\g Copenhagen 23.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26Yg. Prague 138 J a Belgrade 213.
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    39 7 Lagos was linked with the Empire air services recently by the arrival ol the Imperial Airways liner Daedalus, piloted by Captain Taylor, on the inaagura'. flight of a regular weekly air mail service from London via Khartoum and Kano.
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    41 7 Miss Grace Short, of Fifth-avenue. Garston, Watford, in the King's Bench Division recently was awarded agreed damages of £800. with hosoltal costs, for leg injuries received in collision with the trailer of a lorry owned by Williams and Co. of Warrington.
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      263 7 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand) MOTOR I Alt W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926. "> Finlayson Green. 9 The Eastern United ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHiCLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY i INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE. ItiD. CECIL STREET, SINGAPOKB. L Q.
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    CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS
    168 8 MAILS FOR EUROPE Christmas: Letters Nov. 26, Dec 121 and Dec. 15 t New Year: Letters Dec. 4, Dec. 19*. Dec. 22 t Parcels Nov. 2a. MAILS FOR U.S.A. Christmas: Letters Nov. 28 1, Dec. it, Dec. 8 t New Year: Letters
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    103 8 Medan, JaskS, Amsterdam!; and London§: Netherlands, closing time Parcels and Registration at 12.15 p.m.) and letters at 12.45 p.m. to-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. tomorrow. Hongkong, Canton, "Shanghai, *Kobe and *Manila
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    104 8 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands) to-day Time of delivery of boxholders' letters only at 3.30 p.m. and general delivery of letters and parcels at 405 p.m. Mails expected from Europe etc London) by Air (Imperial) to-morrow lime of delivery of boxholders* letters only at 6.00
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    20 8 The Air mail (imperial) despatched irom Singapore on Nov. 15 was de vered in London on Nov. 24.
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    THE HARBOUR
    97 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE. Singapore. Nov. 25. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Patroclua 13: Gneisenau 11; Mat a Hari 9: Katong 7. Emnire D«vlc 'Entrance G«»te s> Luneburg 30: Protesilaus 32; Santos Maru 34 Karapara 36 Emnire Dock
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    BOY DROWNED
    113 8 Singapore, Tuesday. The circumstances attending tht death chenir ol 4 yea r,-° Id CMneae lad. Neo Cheng San. who was drowned in a nrmH near the Hock Guan Brickworks UppSerangoon. on Nov. 11 was innnirPrt into by the Coroner. Mr W McSSSSf this morning. «uarne. According to the
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 8 *»<• To G,„,„--*IAWil A Wi? P Z Wife,Hot:1 I PS^-" 1 The sea." 7 ™n ß s. Cinemav (J, b hln T-r "5 ™5r TZ Tnree Cornered Moon" Seh melJing vs. Lou* right picture and Up.m" n the MaSic Isl nd 7-45"t0 REGAL—Chinese Pictures. I ROXY.—"Shanghai," preceded by shorts,
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    RANCHI A MONTH LATE
    211 8 Hit Submerged Rock Near Shanghai Singapore, Wednesday. THE P and O. Ranchi which hit a submerged rock near Shanghai during her recent voyage to Yokohama Japan) will be a month late in returning to Singapore on her homewaro trip. She is at present in dry dock
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    BRITISH DESTROYERS
    156 8 The Westcott And The Thracian Singapore, Tuesday. rWO British destroyers will be in Singapore for five days from Dec 29. They are the Westcott and Thracian. The destroyer Westcott, late of the Sixth Flotilla, Home Fleet, which ha; been ordered to China to relieve the Bruce, left Devonport
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    TROPICAL DISEASES
    168 8 Educational Films In Local Screening* a PRIVATE screening of some educational films dealing with the conduct of modern science to combat th e scourge of tropical diseases was given at the Victoria Theatre yesterday afternoon, arranged by Messrs N. V. Straits Java Trading Co. They were sound films
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    40 8 breakers with al, were reported off the East Coast"nf Trengganu on Monday Nov 23 The? The position is Lat. 4 deg 13It' m and Long. 103 deg. 28Vi E. The chart. af.ected are Nos. 3543 and 2414
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    WEDDING IN KUALA LUMPUR
    228 8 Mr H. R. Mackay nH Miss Sheila Robins,,,, THE wedding took place Lumpur on Saturday ol Mi SL Uala Pauline Robinson, only daughtS rfff* late Mr. Harold p p R.N.R., and Mrs. Robir pore, to Mr. Hugh R son of Mr. and Mrs iv h i
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    "ROAD TO GLORY"
    176 8 Stirring: War Drama At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS THE grimness and futilit; 1 the theme of The Road to Glory" the Twentieth Century-Fox picture at the Capitol, and no production of the kind has been bett:i j f c Maich and Warner Baxter play leading roles
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    CHARLIE CHAN
    140 8 Unravels Mystery Of The Race Track Singapore, Wednesday. "CHARLIE CHAN at the Race T.. opened to tull at hambra Theatre yesterday, ai to be In for an extended film, which is produced by inn tv. Fox. is undoubtedly one of the b< most thrilling in the series. Wan
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    WHAT'S ON?
    127 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, NOV. 2d Rotary Club Tiffin, Adelphi Speaker: Lt-Colonel SI C.I.E. Singapore Races, second day scC Rugby: S.C.C. A" v. R A F > C Hockey: S.C.C. I v. CSC. i. S.R.C. "A" v. Y.M.C A. t SC.R.C. v. General v% Lines; Medical
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      276 8 •5- IPOSfTAL INTELLIGENCE i I STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIMS Great Britain, Europe, Egypt and Ceylon (Paicels only) Patroclus Nov. 25 noon Djambi and K. Toengkal Togian 25 1 p.m. Africa South Santos Maru 25 2 p.m. America (South) Santos Maru 25 2 p.m. Kretay Malini
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      153 8 CLUB DIAKY {Inure are numerous Clubs ana Jocietiez in Singapore, most of the members of which are reaaers of the 'Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping v up-io-daie and complete. HappcntJig, oj general interest will still be memCUm in the
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    GOVT. CLERK FOR TRIAL
    423 9 Forgery Alleged STORY OF ALTERED DOCUMENTS Singapore, Tuesday. a PRELIMINARY inquiry into a charge of f-igery preferred against a young man, W B. Hardy, bejran before the Xiiircl Magistrate. Mr. A. D. York, to-day. Court Inspector D. R. Cowie led the evidence for the Crown. Hardy,
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    U.S. LABOUR
    44 9 Suspension Of -'Rebel" Unions To Continue Reuter. Tampa iFlorida). Nov. 24. Arr.crica:i Federation of Labour r has Voted to conMnue- In- tension of the ten unions led by John Lewis. appears to end the to bridge the gar) between the rival organisations.—Reuter.
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    46 9 Singapore, Tuesday. The Filth Magistrate. Mr. E. E. Co;man imposed a fine of 320 on F. T. Brown, a European, who pleaded guilty to a charge of overtaking ;r on its near side at the of Beach Road and Rochore R'-id on Oct 9
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    EGYPT TREATY
    124 9 Ratified By Great Britain Reuter. London, Nov. 25. THE House of Commons has approved j the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty without opposition. The treaty has already been ratified by the Egyptian Parliament. The provisions of the treaty mean I that Britain must protect Egyptian territory from invasion. Mr. Eden I
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    DUKE OF NORFOLK
    58 9 Engaged To Lord Helper's Daughter London. Nov 24. The engagement is announced of one of England's most eligible bachelor.-, the Duke of Norfolk, to the Hon. Lavinia Strutt. daughter of Lord Belper.— Reuter. fThe Strutts are one of the oldest families in Derbyshire, owning big cotton mills
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    EMPIRE SOCIETY
    92 9 Meeting In Cricket Ciub Lounge DV kind permission of the President and Committee of the Singapore Cricket Club. Lt. Col S. P. Williams. Travelling Commissioner of the Royal Emnire Society, will address a meeting in the upstairs lounge of the Cricket Club to-morrow, at 7 p.m., when it
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    23 9 Mr. Vaughan Jones, secretary of the Singapore Swimming club, who went on leave about five months ago, may not be returning to Malaya.
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    29 9 Admiral H. E. Yarnell. Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Asiatic Fleet, has accepted a flag of the Rotary Club of •Singapore as a memento of his Visit to this city.
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    CAT BURGLAR ROBS PRINCESS
    77 9 Necklace Stolen While She Slept Reuter. London, Nov. 24. A CAT burglar entered the Hampstead residence of Major-General Prince Bishnu Shumshere of Nepal last night. He climbed the stackpipe at the back of the house, entered a bedroom window, ransacked the upper rooms and stole jewellery
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    MEDICAL RESEARCH
    38 9 Another Fine Gift By Lord Nuffield Reuter. London, Nov. 25. Lord Nuffield, head of the Morris motor industry, has donated another £750.000 to medical research at Oxford University, for which he gave £1.250,000 in October —Reuter.
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    AIR COMMODORE SMITH FETED
    287 11 \1 Penang CHEAT SERVICE TO MAS.WAN FLYING Own Correspondent) if row Penang, Wednesday. VFU 140 members of the Penang 0 aI1( j perak Flying Clubs and )a id warm tribute and i to Air Commodore hide i*** Smith at a dinner given ft mr a t
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    ARMS TO SPAIN
    249 11 Criminal Offence For British Subjects Reuter and British Wireless. London, Nov. 24. DRAFTING is now proceeding of the legislation promised by Mr. AnEden in the House of Commons yesterday which will make it illegal for British ship to carry arms for Spam from any foreign port. No
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    CHICKEN-POX IN K. LUMPUR
    295 11 No Epidemic, Says Health Officer (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. INQUIRIES made by a Malaya Tribune reporter 'to-day revealed that there is no foundation in the rumour that there is an epidemic of chicken-pox at present in Kuala Lumpur. Interviewed, Dr. J. Milne, the
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    DEATH.
    68 11 Eaey Sian Char, aged 62, passed away at No. 157, Prinsep Street, on 20th November, 1936 at 8.30 p.m. He leaves behind him his loving wife, 2 sons, Baey Khong Khai, Baey Kirn Swee, 6 grand-sons Baey Yew Thor, Yew Leng, Yew Boon, Yew Hock, Baey Liang Ceong, Liang
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    9 12 DOMESTIC OCCUR RENCES ENGAGEMENT LAI —CHLL— The etmumcnumt i.
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    DEATHS
    87 12 Oenml Po« Office, 5i.,,;.,.,,,,, wjurcn of St. .Toseoh at b p m to-d iv ferment at Bidadari Cenirtcry later 1 M£_and_Java papers pic, r 7py CSWH cheno kut. fattier ol m T Burial on Saturday. 28th NaT It S Tj rhrf?? da ,iy Neo. widow of yan Tian Sen*
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    THE EDUCATION LADDER
    783 12 gTRONG «upport for the attitude which fee Malaya Tribune has taken on the failure oi the Government to remove the irfcaome increaae in school fees made by Sir Cecil dementi, the former Governor, was voiced at tfte annual general meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association held
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Artist In The Junale
    205 12 NOTES COMMENTS Artist In The Junale JOME London journalist appears to have let his imagination run riot in the case of Mrs. Elna Bendixsen, whose pictures painted in Malaya were recently exhibited at the Arlington Galleries He depicted her as sitting before an easel with a revolver in one hand
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    A Shanghai Lesson
    205 12 CORRESPONDENT sends u s a cutting from the journal Finance and Commerce, of Shanghai, and suggests that ihe remarks arc equally applicable to Singapore. The heading of the paragraph is -The Municipal Council and Public Opinion,- and our contemporary Aiitcs as follows:— •There ha s been a
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    Rice Milling
    171 12 F the Eur °Pean population of Ma.aya have gone in wholeheartedly roc al mast every kind of business enterprise in this country the,,. which has escaped them" J** ne rice milling. T her e is only to pean-owned rice mill m th, Malaya and that i of Messrs.
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    Racing Money
    295 12 JHE brief results ol each days n which are issued jj the Twl Cmm following the events always provide interesting food for thought on just how much money is spent en racing For instance, from those issued for last Satuiday, when eight race, were run oc the first
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    Topics Of The Day
    251 12 'Looker un |T seems to me that if we ar e to have university in Singapore we have to tell Lord Nuffield all about it. reST win T S the reoejta win. if there is much more fitting it is doubtful whether Spaniard" will recognise it.
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    SECRETARY OF STATE ON SELANGOR SUCCESSION NO CHANGE OF POLICY
    261 13 RAJA MUDA Statement In House Of Commons Reuter. London. Nov. 25. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore (Secretary far the Colonies) was asked in the House of Commi>n> why the Government had overruled the expressed wishes <>t H.H. the Sultan ol Selangor
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    STOP PRESS
    38 13 TWENTY KILLED IN RAIL DISASTER Reuter. Chicago, Nov. 25. jWEVn people were killed and 100 seriously injured when the Milwaukee express crashed in'o the 1Car of a ,0caI elevated train fil!ed W,th wor kme n ._Reuter.
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    DANGER OF GOING TOO FAST
    716 13 China's Future I STATESMANSHIP OF MARSHAL CHIANG Reuter. London. Nov. lM if you can mak" .journeys through Europe equal to those ea-ily accomplishable in China, without passing through districts where there are signs of trouble can you say that China is in a more disorderly
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    MONGOL CAPITAL OCCUPIED
    402 13 BY CHINESE Severe Fighting All Night Reuter. Shanghai. Wednesday. J|N imptriant development of the Baftwaea wattaia »s the occupation »1 ivi ingimao. tne capital of Inner Mongoi.a, oy Cninese national toree*. A fcvweihua commun que a.e> :hat the city was occupied yesterday morning. The Chmete troops launched
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    DOGGED FIGHTING
    89 13 Terror Of Air Raids Continues Reuter. Madrid. Oct. 25. A NUMBER of shells fell in the cen- tre of the city yesterday evening, causing three casualties. The French church of St Louis was among the buildings damaged. These evening bombardments are particularly terrifying for the inhabitants, as the
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    MR. H. C. WILLAN'S APPOINTMENT
    140 13 To Be Solicitor General, Kenya IT is officially announced that the Secretary of State for the Colonies has been pleased to appoint Mr. H. C. Willan. M.C.. M.C.S.. to be SolicitoiGeneral, Kenya. Mr. Willan will sail for Kenya about the middle of December. Mr. Willan.
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    THE ROMANCE OF RAFFLES
    166 13 Serial Story For The Sunday Tribune WE have pleasure in announcing tin rablicalioh of a serial by the Rev. William Cross will b gin in the Be* 1 >ue of the Sunday Tiiaanr, the title of he s oiy is "Golden new,* 1 t'.id it i».
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    MR. S. SAITO
    75 13 v Sa J. U) manager of the V M C A m Tokyo, is a passenger or board the NY X Yasukuni Maru m eh arrived in Singapore ve.sterdav Hr is disembarking at Colombo to attend the V.M.C.A. world conference In Mysore. Ind a. Fourteen other delegates
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    ALL NAVAL LEAVE CANCELLED
    314 13 AT MALTA New Mediterranean^: Crisis f C Reuter. British Official Wireless. Malt:.. Nov. 23. f ALL naval leave has Keen stopped. A bnxine tournament to be held this evening for the entertainment of the visiting Turkish Fleet has been cancelled at the eleventh hour. The First
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    WIRELESS FOR KAMPONG HEALTH PROPAGANDA PLEA IN THE JOHORE COUNCIL OF STATE
    3896 14 NO NEW TAXATION "LOCAL EDUCATED MALAYS MUST HAVE FIRST CALL" Singapore, Tuesday. MONEYLENDING, finances, cost of public buildings, health in the rural areas and fishing off the Eastern Johore coast were some of the matters discussed at to-day's
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    TIDINGS OF GREAT JOY
    191 14 For Tin Producers INCREASE IN WORLD CONSUMPTION Reuter. London, Nov. 24. "QLAD tidings of great joy" were brought to tin producers by to-day's cheering statisticc published by the International Tin Research Development Council. World apparent consumption increased by fourteen p?r cent in the year ended September
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    A WORKMANLIKE BEGINNING
    81 14 Reuter Wireless. The Royal Commission In Palestine Jerusalem, Nov. 22. fpHE Palestine Commission is considered b> impartial observers to have made a workmanlike beginning in the first week of the enquiry. No Arabs were present at the public session held during the week but they are preparing
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    37 14 A farewell dinner will be given by the Committee of the Post Office Club at the Islamic Restaurant to-day at 7.30 p.m. in honour of Mr. Ong Teng Cheng prior to his departure for Labuan on transfer.
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    GERMAN WARSHIPS INTERFERING?
    1499 14 SPANISH REPORT DENIED MADRID MAY HOLD OUT FOR A FORTNIGHT Reuter. Valencia, Nov. 24. OEFINITE allegations that Italian and German warships aided the Spanish insurgent fleet, are made in a communique issued by the War Ministry which declares the Italian and German ships continually spied on the
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    ORDERED TO LEAVE MADRID
    99 14 Germans And Italians AMERICANS WISH TO STAY Reuter. Valencia, N<»\. 24. r£HE Spanish Government ha quested the Chilean Ambj dor, as doyen of the Diplomatic Corps, to inform the members personnel of the German and Italian Embassies who are still in Madrid to move within 24
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    Women's Home In Singapore OPENED BY MRS. SMALL
    1273 15 SOCIAL NEED Government Helps Salvation Army Singapore, TuKday. T ;a opening of the new Salvation 1 Women's Home, by Mrs. c §maH took place this evening 36, Paterson Road SingaHoM was formallj Vlrs. Small made a short ,'rtory speech in which she
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    R.A.F. OFFICERS
    94 15 Four Leaving I>y Dilwara Singapore, Wednesday THE British troopship Dhwara arrived in Singapoie this morning Horn China on her way Home with a large number ol Officers and men and their families. It is leaving at 1 p.m. with 12 officers from the local Air Force and military
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    PUBLIC ORDER BILL
    63 15 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 24. In the House of Commons last night discussion of the Public Order Bill, which will prohibit the use of political uniforms, was continued in committee Members sought for elucidation of minor points in the m?asure and the discussion served to indicate
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    MORE MOSCOW ARRESTS
    31 15 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 25. A message from Moscow states that the Soviet arrested three more Germans on Saturday and the German Embassy is inquiring into the matter. —Reuter.
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    SELECTIONS & HANDICAPS FOR TO-DAY'S RACES SECOND DAY OF WINTER MEETING
    414 16 SELECTIONS HANDICAPS FOR TO-DAY'S RACES SECOND DAY OF WINTER MEETING GOING LIKELY TO BE HEAVY AGAIN r £HE second day's racing of the Singapore Turf Club Winter meeting falls to-day with another card of eight events at Bukit Timah. The going is once again likely to heavy. The racing starts
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    104 16 Annual Competition To Begin On Saturday The S.C.F.A. League will start on Saturday. There are nine teams in the competition, newcomers being the August Badminton Party, the Chinese High School and the Social Athletic Party. It is anticipated that the competition will be keenly contested as each team
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    SELECTIONS
    59 16 (BY "WINNING POST") Race 1: Upright Wattle Ash Jacatra Race 2: Phar Par La rut Explode Race 3: Army Contractor Twinkling; Eyes Kit Race 4: Ray Welkin Headford Wait-A-Bit Race 5: Mountain Stream Nuit D'Amour Glencar Race 6: Stormy Nirht Silver Jubilee Russian Gown Race 7: Fighting Finish Equetta
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    LOCAL YACHTING
    122 16 Coming Events At R.S.Y.C. ON Friday, at the R.S.Y.C, the "B" Class sail the second race of a series for thd Clementi Challenge Cup (for woment. starting at 5.20 p.m. The "C" Class will sail the usual afternoon race, stalling at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday, the International nmrtre
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    MAYBLOSSOM B.P. WIN
    104 16 The Mayblossom B P beat Merry-Youngsters B. P. by 3-2 in a badminton match at the Victoria School Hall. Jalan Besar. on Saturday Results 'Mayblossom players mentioned first>: Ahmad Mattar lost to Chin Tham Sw3e 15-10; 13-13 <2-s>; 13-13 (1-5» K. Olivero beat Richard Tan 15-11 15-9.
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    TEST COMMENTATOR
    100 16 KIPPAX. the famous Australian circketer, who will broadcast a*, commentary on all the Test matches between England and Australia, dates for which are as follows: Dec. 4: First Test, Brisbane. Dec. 18: Second Test. Sydney. Jan. 1: Third Test, Melbourne. Jan. 29: Fourth Test. Adelaide. Feb. 26: Fifth
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    TILDEN CHALLENGES UMPIRE'S DECISION
    617 16 BEATEN BY VINES IN EXHIBITION THE exhibition of tennis by "Bio Bfli" Tilden and Ellsworth Vlnft on the Hongkong Cncket Club courts threatened at one time to develoo into a Ti den versus Umpire matrix states the South China Morning Pe .t of mail After several
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    S.C.C. BOWLS
    31 16 Robins, who with Leyland put up a sixth- nartnership of 68 in 59 minutes. Leyland, who saved the M.CC. from defeat. He scored 118 not out in 232 minutes. S.C.C. BOWLS
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    MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB
    283 16 Scotland v. Rest And Championship Ties THE S.C.C. bowls match between Scotland and the Rest will be played on Thursday at 5 p.m. Players (Stfsfc land mentioned first): Rink No. 1. R. G. Wilson (Skip*. D. Sturrock, A. Hinds vs. E. H. R. Bowerman (Skip), F'Officer E. A. Turnbull. F.
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    SOCCER TEAMS
    92 16 MUNICIPAL SERVICES CLUB At the Annual General Meetine o' the Municipal Services Club held,"? thine Dt, P art ment on Monday. &d g M^ ent, T and Mr. Chan Joo Chuan (Vice-Pre-Gene£ 5 Ml KM N Menon (Hon. Ch al (H Secr etary.; Mr Chua Eck Chuan (Hon. Treasurer.; Mr
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    M.C.C. FORCE DRAW
    169 16 SOCCER TEAMS M^ h *.S 110 wing will the Sotli p A e L Party at football against GPO l Offi 0e Club to da y a the TiS OU nc^ at Serangoon Road: Ah eh^ u 2£ Sng Ah Lye Goh Hoc Koh a^ 11 ?T Swee Yeow C^eng
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    BAD LUCK!
    50 16 Really bad doggin» Due-; rt] (seen here, the M.CC. keener. He cated a finger In the opening match ot the tour ainr West Australia and now. plasdnga an Australian XI he has fractal i the index finger of his left hand, and will noi play for three week-
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    27 16 The final of the Is! ft dent's Prize, played over the v < k resulted in F. Suganuma beating R n Oakeley by 4 and 2.
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    Good Rugger On The Padang FORT CANNING PAY VISIT
    452 17 BEATEN 13 -O Tournament Side In Form Singapore. Wednesday. PT on the defensive for the betK ter part of the first half, the Pnhlu Services and Bankers made a ISt recovery and scored a decisive V* 0 ver Fort Canning by
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    WON 6—1
    122 17 Malacca Indians At Badminton m Our Oton Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. V lilacca Indian Club beat the Chinese Bank at badminton lay by six games to one Mowing were the results. <OverL olayers mentioned first) LES: Koh Kirn Sun lost to C. rayanan 9—15. 3—15; Ong Tiong to Selvadurai
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    DEFEAT FOR THE S.R.C. "A"
    300 17 Medical College Stage A Strong RaHy THE Medical College Union defeated the S.R.C. "A" on Monday at the College ground by three goals to one at hockey. From the bully-off, the Club carried the game into the College territory. Ten Chong effected a number of
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    141 17 Thanalingam's Four Goals In League Game (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 24. THE last of the first round matches in the India-Ceylon seven-a-side soccer league was played yesterday evening on the Bukit Chagar Padang between Kanagaratnam's Team and Muthu's Team. The former won by 4—l. On
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    160 17 SCC "B"' XV vs. Inniskilling Fusi liers on Friday, at S.C.C: J. H. J Dredge; E. I. Henton. H. J. M. Heskoth I A McDonald. R. V. WelchA H Marshall. F. W. DunhiU; J. K. Hobday R. H. Green. C. H. W. Goult G H Whittington, J. R.
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    SINGAPORE BILLIARDS
    68 17 Results of last night's matches m the Singapore junior billiards championSh Soo Kirn Swee «A.A.C.» beat Urn Kirn Yam (U.C.F.A.i 200—124. Teo Koon Lim «A.A.C.» beat Kheng Jit Cheng (C.U.i TO-DAY'S TIES Gan Kee Tian tS.C.R.O v. Lim Pitt Mann <P.OC> Wong Siew Yeng (C.S.A.) v. Sect Teng
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    NELSONITES XI WIN
    80 17 The Nelsonites XI defeated the Ansonians XI by 4 —l on the Railway Institute ground on Sunday. The scorers for Nelsonites were Choon Whatt (3) and Hassan bin Taib. The following have been selected to play football for the Nelsonites against the Middlesex Regiment "B" Coy. on
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    BADMINTON NOTES FROM MALACCA The Championships
    717 17 SUNNYDALE TEAM'S VISIT (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. >THE first inter-party badminton tournament was brought to v successful conclusion recently, and as expected, the Argonauts M A won the championship without a defeat. On Saturday they did not experience any difficulty in beating the
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    VETERANS FIGHT A DRAW
    209 17 KEEN PADANG HOCKEY Singapore, Wednesday. UETERAN hockey players of the S.R.C. and S.C.C. who were engaged in a hockey match on the Padang yesterday fought a keenly contested draw of I—l. Although playing on a slippery ground both sides worked spiritedly and vigorously and succeeded in
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    175 17 Y. M. C. A Junior Dept. v. the Raffles Institution "A" XI on Thursday, at Anson Road: Ec Thian Han. V. C. Armstrong. M. Moddar, S. T. Hope, E. C Hop°, B. M. Barker, J. Trail. Tan W?e Eng, M. W. Armstrong, I. Newman, X Leembruggen. Reserves:Goh Chin
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    31 17 Parties, clubs and associations requesting football fixtures for 1937 with the Singapore Rovers should write to the Convenor. Mr T. K. Vellu. 116, Bencoolen Street. The Rovers have no home ground.
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    1021 18 Tribune's Weekly Radio News Notes TELEVISION OF THE RACES TEST MATCH BROADCASTS 8.8.C. LOOKING FOR SURVIVOR OF JAVA ERUPTION THE coming erf television to Alex- andra Palace, or -Ally Pally' a* it is affectionately known, has given I new lease of life Lo ihe old building which has Tor so
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    GRENADIER GUARDS BAND
    222 18 In Great Britain there is probably no better-known regimental band than that of the Grenadier Guards whiclwill be heard from Daventry on Dec 5. The merits of the band have contri- i buted to its popularity, but it has been singularly fortunate in its regimenta' march tune.
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    U.S. PROGRAMMES
    44 18 Daily Guide Available For Readers IN the daily raido programmes in 1 the Tribune, from to-da\. will be given details (including the nature of the broadcasts, and the wavelengths) of the principal shortwave transmissions from America. The times given are Malayan times.
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    SPECIAL BROADCAST
    136 18 International Salvation Army Band I Long before the advent of broadens! I nig. Mr. Bernard Shaw nairi wi!. jto the work of the SaTvaUon Arm? in popularising music among the m?sse Ran*- SaTvatioii m Armv Band, which will broadcast from Daventry on Nov. 30. has for man fTTraiTtrS
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    THE FUTURE OF TELEVISION
    1205 18 Clearness And Colour EDUCATION WITHOUT TEARS THE following personal forecast of the future of television is contributed by Mr. Gerald Cock. 8.8.C. Director of Television, and is reproduced by courtesy of the 8.8.C. U7E think we know what an ideal tele- vision service should (and eventually
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      156 19 Okasa You, every member of II J I *Jk family and friends will have H I V a delightf ,1 time with a PTE Radio winch H|y provides mtertainme.it and cultural value at I ,11 seasons of the year. Bel re you decide on purchX a Radio this Christmas why
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      237 19 C WITH THIS GORGEOUS NEW 1937 MODEL m, RADIO METAL TUBES-MAGIC EYE AM) BEAM AMPLIFIER LESS Background Noise—Better T »ne. Bl IBS Its Tuning Range of —3OOO metres. ■I t IMS IS NOT MKKEI V A SPECIFICATION It ill I > 1 IR3 BUT A REALITY THIS MODEL 9T IS
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      1735 19 laiayan Listeners 4 Radio! Ihe following are the principal Amc- rican short-wave transmissions. The review of things at Home. Edited by t MTROM STATION numbers immediately after the callofllTl?" tiiUril\rj Pascoe Thornton letters refer to kilocycles, ana the second \!nn<R 4MMES 7 .-20 a.m. Fred Hartley and his Novelty TO-DAY
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    48 20 As a public recognition of the Rev Leshe D Weatherhead as minister at the City Temple the council of that church gave a luncheon recently a t the Holborn Restaurant Dr R J Camu bell. Chancellor of Chichester Cathedral and a former minister of the City Temple presided:.
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      300 20 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD SINGAPORE TOWN COUNTRY PROPERTIES. At the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co., Ltd.. No. 30, Chulia Street. On Wednesday, 2nd December 1936, at 2.30 P.M. ESTATE OF KANA SITHAMBARAM PILLAY, DECEASED. Lot L Valuable freehold land and house No. 9-1,
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      1260 20 Malayan Listeners 9 KajjT (Continued from page 19) RADIO-COLONIAL, FRANCE BERLIN STATION TO-DAY I3JB 19.74 metres ff«— wavelength: 19.68 metres (15.243 kcs). -gg k^TniftL^ SS3SSS::Li^^S: 2.20 p.m. Relay from P.T.T. Tians- ««rt, m 2 tt 40 r p.m. Market Prices, Rates of TO-DAY Exchange. M Pm. Call DJA Dm 2.50
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    EFFICIENCY IN THE VOLUNTEER CORPS
    3754 21 EXCLUSION OF COL. FINK'S ANNUAL REPORT Rspecti of the Volunteer I ««renienl in Malaya are .l\>n by Lt.-Col. Fink, the 1 minriant of the Corps in his Cor a„i\ report, the concluding por--2T3 "huh is given below, the 5 sertioii having appeared in *c Mad*!"
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      209 21 GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO„ 275, South Bridge Road, Singapore. (Optician Mr. C. Y. FAN). (TeL 2164), H- 101 USES FOR VINEGAR" This is the title of a booklet, crammed full of useful information aboul vinegar of interest to every modern household. It can be had for the Masking. Write in
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      14 21 HAWAIIAN GUITAR SPECIALLY MADE FOR THE TROPICS SEASON CO., LTD., 115, North Bridge Road.
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    HUNTER SAVED FROM DEATH
    323 22 Two Days Without W at In Blazing sun te Darwin Northern Terri, £JV5& J known buffalo hunt.r' *'1L ginalassistants, we:» 'rc*J Vr r They were m the last V recp, UI? haustion when found Tin U fxcollapsed beneath them arn struggled to th? water! > he
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      72 22 Aeutfiu Motue-cvAele Distributors for Southern Malaya:— 11. 11. LI M 4V To No Winchester House, m mm. mm. i.iITM ft* SINGAPORE. Y«UR throat spot' B quinsy,influenza, colds and similar r Uf K troubles. You can soon cure a sore JIH-O R WtUi«© X throat and avoid complications by stt OK
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    GERMANY'S WOOL RESEARCH
    231 23 Four-Year Plan Being Intensified Berlin. THE first men's suits made from artl ficial wools and cotton wools have not been a success. They fail to keep warm, they shrink when wet, and they become unpleasantly shiny. But Germany is quite undaunted in her four-year effort to become
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    YUGOSLAV GOODS
    188 23 Germany Paying 25 Per Cent. Over Value Belgrade. YUGOSLAV manufacturers are puzzled by the fact that Germany will pay ever 25 prr cent, more than normal world market prices for the Yugoslav produce she has agreed to purchase With various concessions and under the new quotas set up
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    DEATH AT THE ORGAN
    58 23 Berlin. Walter E.schenbach, an organist aged 67. sat down at the organ of the Cathedral of Koen.gsberg. East Prussia, and began to play a Bach fugue as an \z*m in an organ recital. Suddenly the music stopped. Church officials rushed to the organ. They found that
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    748 23 Baboon Shoots Boy Jealous Husband Bites Off Wife's Nose Tell-Tale Tablecloths "Help Yourself" Thieves CTRANGE stories from various parts 9 of the world sent by Reuter correspondents:— BORN AFTER MOTHER'S DEATH One minute after Mrs, Hubert Stubbs died, a healthy daughter was born to her at a
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