Malaya Tribune, 11 November 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: "^^^sj* 1 Guaranteed Largest Sales \\VL- No. 265. SINGAPORE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1937 hTVK CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Simtapor,: Thursday. X„ v The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES- "sTNGXPORE, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1937 'TxI
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      97 1 j ,Ith yoiJI BREAKFAST >IOKMV<>| lli: i^W /WfcfiaK 6eAuxd it I CEDAR POLISH MAKES THAT CLEAN DUSTLE3S HOME FRIENDS ADMIRE. ..........>• ml l j CLEANS AS It, POLISHES BEAUTIFUL FLOORS are easy will. O-CBDAR POUSH. H j ,B quickly "deans and polishes" all kind, of surfaces remove, j .pots and
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      334 1 SUMDAV TRIBVXE Dominant Malaya The Original PRIMIJg S Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seem? unnecessary to light a wood fire th? Original Primus Apparatus has no equal -(l^T^A for efficiency and economy. TV superior workmanship and materials used in their construction assures a maximum of
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES NEW CUNARD WHITE STAR LINERS
    593 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES NEW CUNARD WHITE STAR LINERS "Not Bothering About The Record" OBSERVATIONS on the speed and operation of new ships for Cunard White Star, Ltd., were made by Sir Percy E. Bates, Bart., chairman of the company, who returned from New York lr.st month. He informed the Southampton
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    WORK ON NO. 552
    125 2 First Bow Casting Shipped Into Position T s e e- 1 of tne casti ngs for the bow of No. 552 has been shipped into pbsition at Messrs. John Brown and Co's Clydebank shipyard. The casting, which weighs 30 tons will form the second, or underwater'
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    EVENING WEAR
    64 2 Baggy Trousers With Sash For Men In Lithuania Helsinki, Finland. Men in Lithuania are to wear th» national dress-it consists of a larre straw hat, baggy trousers and a sash instead of the usual dinner jacket" or tails for evenings, according to the newspaper "Hufvudstadabladet" tional evening clothes
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      425 2 I SITIAMER SAILINGS. 1 BRITISH INDIA ancorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 193T I SOUDAN I 6,500 Nov. 19 RANPURA 17,000 Nov. 19 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Dec. 3 15 000 Dec. 17 BURDWAN i 6,070 Dec. 18 CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 31 1938 CARTHAGE 15,000
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      461 2 4 gjj f j I KOKUSAI LINE. j I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan), i For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). j Due Due Sailing Due I > Penang S pore S pore via New York ms KATSUBAGI MARU Dec. 4 Dec. T Dec. 9 Keelung Jan.
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      95 2 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England l Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penan*. inJ a mg^Ca^ go 011 trough Bill of LadChPfn S" nt n Macao Swatow, Amoy, Chefo. Tientsin, N?wchwang, Yanetse POr pn R F °S^ Sa the Philippines etc g FOR
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      433 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlp*. Most Cabins nave adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. lOR (GENOA), MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From Fron M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng MEONIA 23-11 23-11 24-11 26-11 •ALSIA 14-12 14-12 15-12 17-12 EORINGIA 4-1 4-1 5-1 7-1
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      414 2 STEAMER lTg\ NORDDEI TSCHe, ran uov The undernoted are r ntended fixtures: OUTWARD for MANILA, HONGKOV, slltx NORTH CHIVA and ju^'Hl, Due Spore s.s. "CNEISENAr China m.s. "TRAVE" omits M; and Japan HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG ft Sai's f s.s. "DONAU" also calk m s 'Por« Marseilles, Casabl. Dunkirk, Antwerp
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    107 3 Singapore. Nov. 11. alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Whart (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Bangalore 18: Giang Seng 16; Sirdhana 11; Ipoh 10. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Muncaster Castle 32; Ronda 34; Eumaeus 36. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4) Karoa
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    GIRL'S FIGHT FOR SWEETHEART
    892 3  -  Death Sentence A CAREER OF TRAGEDY (By Air Mail London, Oct. 27. rjHIS week end a pretty, slim, 17-year-old typist is making final plans in a desperate bid to save her young sweetheart from the gallows. Twice has Fate struck at the young man. As a
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    BROTHER AND SISTER CHARGED
    676 3  -  Story Of A Pretended Marriage By Air Mail London, Oct. 27. PARTLY because of a mother's dying wish and for reasons of economy, a brother and sister, it was alleged ai Wallasey, went through a form of marriage. An extraordinary story was told when the two,
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      431 3 Classified Advertisements BLIC NOTICES. ingapore Municipality I KN DERS. m invited for the rials or service. For Municipal Tender Room. Date of Closing. boundary > Road. Monday, 15th Nov., 1937. tables to Roads l Deposit Monday, Nov. 15, 1937. nee of teries nan Road (Deposit ay, Nov. 15, 1937. old
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      606 3 PUBLIC NOTICES P.W.D. NOTICE^ TENDERS will be received at the office of the State Engineer, Negri Sembilan up to noon of the L>6th November lor the Construction of two new Wards at District Hospital in Port Dickson Plans and specifications may be seen and all particulars obtained at the office
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      440 3 POSITIONS WANTED SITUATION WANTED by an experienc- ed Field Conductor, holding excellent testimonials by well-known planters, and having twenty-five years service in Malaya. Write Box No. 396. co Malaya Tribune, Singapore MISCELLANEOUS. DACE-GOERS.—You Need Far Better 11 Than Tiie Best Racing Selections! Try Genuine Man. You'll see difference. Terms very
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      82 3 FRESH STOCK OF:— Long Baths in cast iron white porcelair enamelled with chromium plated Hot Cold taps, 5; (T overall price $35.00 each. 56' do $36.50 60" do $38.00 Table lamps a large range to select from 52.00 upwards. For all requirements in ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, GAS, Consult: M. HASSAN, 34.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    374 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Nov. 10. Previous To-day Change MUMP Tons Quiet Steamer Spot Buyers. 6? 8 T +Va Sellers. 615 16 7|4 +m (2nd rorward) Dec. Buyers. 615 16 7 116 +n Sellers. 7 7V B ffk (3rd Forward) Jan.|Mar. Buyers. 7 7> 8 +2» SeUera. 7>
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    BROOME RUBBER PLANTATIONS
    1631 4  -  DIVIDEND RAISED TO 15 PER CENT (By Air Mail London, Oct. 27. fourth annual general meeting of Broome Rubber Plantations. Ltd., was held in the Council Chamber of The Rubber Growers' Association, 19, Fenchurch-street, E.C. Sir Lionel Smith-Gordon, Bart, (chairman), presided, and was supported on the Board
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      566 4 Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. S 'lncorporated in the Straits Settlements) j CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. 1 TELEPHONES t SSSfi 1 D,rector 3172 Secretary 4944 1 General Manager 3 513 Accountant 3026 j Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA." J J LONDON
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      230 4 I THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. 'Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6, I) Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital f2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1.000.000 Resened Fund 500 000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo, Karachi Madras. Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      32 4 HERE'S A SAVE LENS AND BRE LOXIT screwless con* I in Mala; WM < M Seize this opportimih and obtain the Ntu > mounting tv look NAN SIN OmCAI 3?5, North Bii<k< Phone 83*3«
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    706 5  -  Quotations By Fraser And Co. apore, Nov. 10, 10 a.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers. 36 4--28 30 45 50 -nOrn 26 27 6 0.75 0.85 20 6 21 6 1.35 1.45 25 28 17 6 20--o:i2'o 0.40 0.90 0.95 no 25- 26H ie 8- 9--23
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    141 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Wednesday noon. Buyers. Seliers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. Nov.» 22 3 b 22 5/ H Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. Nov.! 21 5 8 21 13 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose; (awardable Spore) 22 J 4 22
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    52 5 Singapore. Wednesday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co.. Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices:— Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0.51 0.52 Benguet Consolidated 9.90 9.90 Ccnsolidated Mines 0.016 unquoted I.X.L 0.58 0.59 San Mauricio 0.56 0.56 United Paracale 0
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    OCTOBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    14 5 Ayer Molek C 0.—29,273 lb. Total for 12 months. 251,011 lb.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    125 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Nov. IC. 10 a.m. Total for Company Dividend Boo* Clo* nnanclaJ Payable Date to date. ™£amunting Tin 12%% Final -T Nov. U Oct. 18 22%% t Tin II- B° nus n Dec. 17 Kuchai 20% Final Nov. 19 Nov. 26 Nov. 20 85%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    183 5 f APORE MUNICIPAL: 3% 100 C.i. red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 1962 $2 750 000 Int. M- Sept. 30 102 304 norn 3% JJW »IWB g 9 2 101 tX I T red 1Q47 ti «nnnnn T«t PENANG MUNICIPAL: t^U™.* 00 108 UO norn 5% imrg |U% n8
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER ASSN.
    175 5 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber of Com- merce Rubber Association's 1355 th Auction there were:— Catalogued 1,508,855 lbs., 673.60 tons. Offered 1,179.494 lbs.. 526.56 tons. Sold 996.369 lbs.. 444.81 tons. t s P ot London 6'- B d. New York 13 7 3
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    315 5 Singapore, Thursday. MINING Buyers. Sellers. Amoat 3 11 4 6 Awr Hitam 27 28 Bangrin 21 22 6 Bad Selangor 1.47 157 Chenderiang 19 20 Hitam Tin 0.35 0.40 Hong Kong Tin 25 27 Hong Fatt 100 1.05 loris Hydraulic 8 6 9 3 Ipoh
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    MANDAI-TEKONG RUBBER
    360 5 Working Profit Of $9,308 THE report of Mandai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Estates, Ltd., for the year ended July 31, to be presented at the meeting of shareholders on Friday, Nov. 19, is as follows:— The results of the year s working show a profit of $9,308.83 which being added
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    RAUB GOLD OUTPUT
    24 5 f HE output of Raub Australian Gold 1 Mining Co.. Ltd.. for the four weeks ended Nov. 6 was 1,504.65 ounces.
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    SELLING
    177 5 Singapore. Nov. 10. London T.T. 2.4 132 London demand 2 4 1,3London 4 months' sight 2 4 115 Lyons demand Switzerland demand 249 Hamburg demand 14? New York demand 58 sld Montreal demand 58 4 Batavia demand 10 8 Samarang demand I©*7l Cai-utta. Bombay, Rangoon demand 15^s Madras and
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    PRODUCE
    174 5 Singapore, Nov. 10. R. -Siami W. Coast. No. 1 per Koyan $158 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $152 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $147 I Siam Rice Sinwhay No. 1 $220 3Ssta Rice Sinwhay No. 2 $190 Siam Rice Sinwhay No 3 $164
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      434 5 ££77 CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers in Secunlic, and Commoditie*. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE ft SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS' ASSX. MANILA STOCK
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    AIR MAH. DESPATCHES
    81 6 to-day ""Borland*, closing 7 p m Kuaia Lumpur and Hnmr i... closing B 5 n«SSl 'and Rorrow. d0sm i 10. p.m. to- Hongkong, Canton, Hunch*! -Kobe »«d OA*.: Imperial. c«£ p.m. Sunday. I P |ang, Siam. Burma, mdia Ira* Palestine Egypt, E. and s. Africa Great »5ritaja,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    68 6 etter« d general deliver;- oi am to-morrow. inSSfby Netheriand, Mails i m*»tXi ''•i- tcln eiy to-morrow tiorc en Saturday^*" 0 dae at s Saturd .y 8 due Singapore on fro;« Enrop( Deliveries lf v ,1,. L M «o-day. pm. ]c ,ers a ,i^ d livery of '"nooV Vg£%
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    IMPERIAL AIRAYS SERVICES
    36 6 bound imperial V °l thp East aajte. The Westbound 2l l<S S y5 an 8unfrom deway* 8>rvices win ?2? ta; !R «re AirSattirdays and Mon SS\ S n 5 a J ,ore on
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    ANGLO-U.S. TRADE
    37 6 racl «»y He Concluded Soon Reuter. V| SUMMER belief l !;p tI NOV T 10 F1 States Secretary «r S United da* that ho hnri y r State sai d 'ortftner andl2iiS?tis > d will,^obtained t^g~for
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    30 6 lin*£!" 07 and K.N.I L M if* L de Graar^ ,SS LandsR. v. fombrink. Tielens Mr A by tho r» N i,u tl ,n Mr *rt <Mr]j,,,
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    POPPY DAY IN BANGKOK
    53 6 No Public Holiday This Year 'From Cur Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Nov. 10. ARMISTICE Day is being observed by the Allied Associations in their churches and before their individual War Memorial but there is no public holiday. British ladies to-day toured the capital selling Flanders Poppies among
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    RETREAT ON PADANG
    100 6 Inniskillings' Band On Monday THE band, drums and pipes of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers will mcc Retreat on the Padang at 5.30 p.m. on Monday. Th e programme of music will be as follows: 1. Quick March. Dobbins Flowery Vale. Pipes and Drums 2. Slow March. Bileen
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    67 6 Firmer Position On WaM Street Reuter. ay ttfi. o» i London. Nov. 10 G„. S°- Change to-day tnere was satisfaction with the Premier's speech last night and the firme siUen on Wall Street sttmulated LftT l l%> tho«,h business Ostein bonds again a feature V cehring strength on
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    GOLD SHIPMENT
    13 6 Reuter. Prewnt any undue f? 1 **"*<» ■Wto»! the clollar.-Reuter. tcrlln S
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    WHAT'S ON?
    92 6 Public Functus 4 Sports FfctuV* J TO-DAY NO' J Races: Singapore Meeting. 2nd r Hockey: Ladies' p S.C C. ifcja I Rugby: St. And' Canning. Tanglin; «v I St. Andrew's Srhnni Cf >lW. I Dinner of Ex-Sci Malaya (Shiga p< re Hotel, 8 p.m. TO-MORRov I Rugby: S.C.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    98 6 —3.15, 6.15 and ~< CAPITOL "3j 1938."—3.15. 8.15 PAVILION.- r, C 15 and y.15 p MARLBORO GH •Hindustani I 6 15 THEATRE j I Tamil» 2. 5-15 m ROXY.— en Olympics."—6.ls HJIZ- When A Banjo Cii My Kin Hall-'3rice' EMPIRfc.— "The C 7 P m. and 9.15 D GARR2CK
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    30 6 Kajula has Bringing 'j?9 stateAirivals and d e were as follows- Arrival. State-airi R^ riv 5 is; r ordl! 5 obo Adults, 4CH M Departures _2 988 a
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      109 6 To-night I Orchestral Concert I S 815 to 9.15 p.m. I DINNER and DANCE (formal) i 945 to midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE. I j SATURDAY SPECIAL RACE DINNER AND BALL. I S CABAMKT mm jose S EXTENSION' TO I \M j .j. BOOK NOVV j iadmM hotel! l WHETHER YOV
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      75 6 I Pimp lei Cause Killed in 24 Hours p Fights the r^mM a d th ****]f W «USe r umed of a bad and Jo*" 11 Ecwmiind «f£ a,,n S- "acting mmn S and keop e tbm f «■r kl d n a R "°V s as C R,n SUCh
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      282 6 m j POSTAL IXTELLIGJEiVCE STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES* I TO-DAY PER DA lE AND TIMfc Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. China generally, Shanghaix an Heutsz Nov. ll I om. Hongkong; and Formosa Van Heut.sz jj i p m Macao Van Heutsz n i p m Aden Van Heutsz 1
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      273 8 Your F a v ou«te ACTION Star Scores IN HIS Most PARK AVENUE LOGGER Extra! tacludine "Pop Goes The En-el" (2 3 Shows To da y j A L El A M IB 11 A «.13, s.is go" To JERICHO You Waul To See PAUL ROBF.SON 1 his Greatest action
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      191 8 7.15 HAPPY THEATRE 9.3-; THE PICTURE YOU CAN NEVER FORGET '"tt. sun My SIDE UP J A M B T Stand up on your legs, dAyMOR bo like two fried egos CHARLES K90p y0Uf PARReuSUNNYStDE UP/ J farrf The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya GSFG &fe2il2fcatf'BA Geylang m a Q.
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      169 8 The new Mirrophonic Sound System has iT""~" 1 install TO-DAY 3-15-6.15 c u ,J -9-K LAUGHTER FOR ALL IN THE FUNNIEST (AND £PII TRAVERS HILARIOUS COMEDIES NEVER A DULl .J. Gala Far Eastern Premiere MONDAY I CAPITOL at s The Entire Proceeds of this perto rmance will b" iRED CROSS
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    PRINCE CHARMING UNMASKED
    993 9 \oSS" OF UNDERWORLD WITH AN AMAZING PAST All MaU) London, Oct. 2.",. on a sentence of 1 servitude —the j his chequered destined for a 1 a left to ruminate Ls ways, rid he was known ing:." When in hectic parties in the tertained lavishly ver, knev
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      136 9 E AND CHEAPEST a .LL KINDS OF: s ua a s CLOCKS A ALARM CLOCKS wed from all markets, sale ouly supplied. v 5, miic or call at iSSLM SONS, North Bridge Road, [GAPORH lIPPI "1 f&f Beo-jry. uf _X bfiliioncy Wl afd v;ta Ity r of hoii L W
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      112 9 Jr .J. NEW WORLD J J CABARET j I j TO-NIGHT NON-STOP DANCE j J FROM 8.30 UNTIL lA. M. j j ADMISSION 5 0 Cts. To-Day NO TEA DANCE j j EXTENSION UNTIL I A.M. ON j SATURDAY (NO TEA DANCE) j j. I THE IMPROVED STANDARD j lOF
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      370 9 !Great World Show! I CABARET j To-night n p.m. TO MIDNIGHT j. j BR YMAN TRIO AMAZING DANCING ACROBATICS j i j GLOBE THEATRE: To-night. Waiter Winchell. Ben Hemic. Alice S Fave. Patsy Kellv. Ned Sparks. Jack Halev in I j "WAKE UP AMt LIVE." J SKY TALKIE: To-night "SMARTEST
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      391 9 CLUB DIARY f There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." TJiis Diary <t provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general intercut will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The
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    RAMSAY MacDONALD
    594 10 T»E*«tl. ..f Mr. Ranuay Mac Donald, vho not i Primp u° 0 10,,,r mn.c Minister ,ir n Britain recall. Gre,< which wJ br notabte «m, Mr lk*u m:Ckly forgoUenand V( ht j' mands hf"**"* -V. deIf., n a «eniion Mr MacOonaM wan p r j m J,r«cent year,
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    NEW VETERINARY COLLEGE
    92 10 Official Opening By The Kin»o I British Official Wireless. Thf r> R ugby, Nov. 9 day wh"n a hp° mPanied the King to |ngs of the Royal v{£"* d th new bullT H K Veterinary College^ o" e aSt 0b |h| S^en n e d r e
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    22 10 Mr. P. Julyan Sproule. formerly frnti X Ma laya. Mr i L °»don f or o from Malaya g 1932 Sproule reUred
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Street Sale Of Poppies
    238 10 NOTES COMMENTS Street Sale Of Poppies JpOLLOWING the decision of the local J administration to place a ban on all forms of selling in the streets, Poppy Day this year has missed the practice which has been in vogue for nearly the past two decades. We quote below the opinion
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    Keasons In Deience
    120 10 |T must rcmmbfre(j c "ct represent mere eolthe acta:,: rtmcia -kT? earnings r or the a*. mploymo... and relies, t Uas thai hew t he c,,an BMt, 10 their "Asam. aa appeal to •mak- u P tDr 'T" °~Jle, ,Jle p,lb c roa* and >=■ W»- enettae
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    In Shanghai
    90 10 JHE foUowini dated x V rcsfdant'a rie w of j j "Shanghai is day bombta threaten to I thi s is done th c -v 1 should also i M "Shells are i a s sidential district c I ■noted to Bustfao. caught one from P &s£ day,
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    Nuffield
    114 10 I ord Nuffield J refused any j^l tion for donatio::* I t-entre of lea LJ to which the nan 9 *U> 06 given This i< ~ac P by an offer from U0.000,000 for the I dowment of a nev H «on to be oevot Referring to Leu. Jl flcem
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    Topics Of The Day
    229 10  -  B? "Looker On" "a, day P of cold water Wend of ou.s v M ~ediCal riter than colds. *°«c thing, -> that d h iSaPPOintcd P""" rrite* to Wat he wanted hi s boy t sAY vocalist, bu* it y tobb orne a never that lad
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      119 10 j" our "home laratT I BRAND j BUTTER I j i 12 OZ. TIN $0.4H i 24 i n 10.95 J H 12.15 KOIIIVSOV A CO., LTD. I KUALA LUMPUR VOCUE" I PATTERNS clothes 00$Jkf, 'women _m~^mm I Every Vogue p a fprn I JOHN LITTLE fift n 1111 BaSSimmai_i___M___i
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      187 10 •J. j w I for S I fotr>portra?t j br j j 0 I foto-arti«t j J POLAROID KS"... ihi'V permit v,.f, i are 30 liet belou the Hu *"y s« 20 t„ FOX THMUST T i£ the Water comfort for drivim. 1 eve or a n u uuo s
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    JAPAN'S AIM TO CONTROL THE SETTLEMENT? "MANY DEFECTS IN PRESENT SYSTEM"
    1232 11 THREAT OF ACTION HIGH HANDED ATTITUDE TO FOREIGN INTERESTS Reuter. yit.MIK ANT statements have been made bv a Japanese newspaper m regard to the latest developments in «banghai wh,ch is now virtually under the control of the .Han leaders.
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    A picture taken untitled this morning's Armistice service at the Cenotaph. terror. Sir Shenton Thomas, WrlSuiSS?1
    17 11 A picture taken untitled this morning's Armistice service at the Cenotaph. terror. Sir Shenton Thomas, WrlSuiSS? 1
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    JAPANESE ADMIRAL KILLED
    118 11 Seven Bullets In The Back Nanking. Nov. 11. ADMIRAL Udakusa. Vice-Commander of the 16th squadron destroyers iias been struck by seven bullets on Ihr rack, the Nanyang Siang Pau reports He died from his wounds. The Central Government has fast ucted General Fu Tso Vi to do
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    RUSH HOUR CRUSH IN LONDON
    167 11 New Scheme For Rail Travellers British Official Wireless. London Nov. 9. AN interesting experiment for the relief rt of overcrowding on tube trains at tne rush hours is being tried by the London Transport Board. The usual seven coach trains on the Edgware and Morden
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    GENERAL TOMITCH
    70 11 Critically Wounded At Hi? Home Reuter. V/ JUV Belgrade, Nov. 10. GENERAL Von Lav Tomitch, Commandant, Belgrade, and Deputy Repent, Yugo-Slavia, was found criiically shot in his home to-day. Official circles state that the General had long been suffering from blood pressure, and was depressed.—Reuter. Belgrade, Nov. 10.
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    BRITONS IN CHINA
    88 11 Commons Statement By Lord Cranborne Reuter. London, Nov. 10. "TT is not the practice to notify th Japanese military authorities of the movements of Britons in general by car in China." said Lord Cranborne in the Commons to-day in reolv to Mr. Mander, "but s'ncp the shoe-tin
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    ANTI-RED PACT
    101 11 Hope That Jugo-Slavia I Will Join 1 Reuter. T ur tl Belgrade, Nov. 10. HE hope that Jugo-Slavia will join the anti-Comintern Pact was expressed by the Japanese Minister. Mr Kurihara. who declared that he believ-' eg that there will soon be a change in the Government of
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    NEW REGENT OF KEDAH
    57 11 Installation On Saturday (From Our Own Reporter Penang, Nov. 10. Jl CIRCULAR announcing that H.H. Jl Tunku Badli Shah, Raja Muda will be proclaimed Regent at a religious ceremony to-morrow at the Zahara Mosque was issued 'at Alor Star to-day. The official installation will be on
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    JAPAN REJECTS ADVANCES
    300 11 BY POWERS Tokyo Forecast Of Attitude Reuter. Brussels, Nov. 10. THE Japanese reply will be a flat categorical refusal to deal withj the Brussels Conference, according to information received from dip-1 lomatic sources in Tokyo. It is stated that the presence of tH Soviet delegation is the
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    POSALIND WONG TALKS TO EMPIRE
    135 12 TO BE REPEATED AT 8.30 THIS EVENING Rosalind Wong, who is now in London as guest-contributor of the "Daily Express," the largest newspaper there, was "on the air" at ».2o o'clock this morning. Shj was on? of the three speakers in the weekly feature, broadcast
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    INE RESPONSE TO HAIG APPEAL
    211 12 A Record Sum? ASIATICS GIVE GENEROUSLY ÜBLIC response to the Poppy Day fund was whole-hearted and comlensurate with the sense of gratitude n the part of all communities for lose who had fallen for them in 'landers. No fewer than 45.CC0 poppies met with ?ady
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    THE PAVILION
    265 12 Good Comedy In "Dishonour Bright" rM Wails, irresistible as ever, stars in -Dishonour Bright." the Ben Travers areo which opened at the Pavilion last light. Sparkling with the dialogue which has made these productions so lopular. "Dishonour Bright" has Tom (Walls once more in the part of a
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    195 12 .Complaint By Singapore Hairdresser fi Singapore, Wednesday. riIARGED with cheating Mr. Albert Neess the proprietor of Maison Perm a hair dressing saloon in Stamford Road, by requesting him to perform •a shampoo and hair dye and permanent waving the hair of three Indian Mohamedan women, Ahmad bin Mohamed
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    LATE MR V. D. KNOWLES
    237 12 Tribute In Johore Supreme Court 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Wednesday. IN i he Supreme Court to-day. Mr. M. Ismail, the chairman of the Johore Bar Committee and a senior member of the Johore Bar. referred to the death of Mr V. D. Knowles.
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    CHINESE GENERAL IN GERMANY
    128 12 Statement To Dispel Rumours Reuter. Brussels. Nov. 10. TO dissipate the various rumours concerning his visit to Germany, General Ching Pao Li, in a statement, maintained that the purpose of his visit was to state the real position of China in the Siuo-Japanese conflict. There was
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    HEDGING TRANSACTIONS
    76 12 Reuter. Washington. Nov. 10 It is learned the Treasury has extended its 1934 ruling on hedging transactions by foreigners to include such transactions made in 1936 or thereafter oy persons classed as nonresident aliens having a place of business in the United States. At the same time It
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    "FRESH FIELDS" SUCCESS
    660 12 Fine Production A PLAY YOU SHOULD SEE Miss Swaine Alison Williams Ludlow Malcolm Gilroy Lady Lilian Bedworthy Diana Tatham Lady Mary Crabbe Sybil Simond Tim Crabbe Arthur Tree Mrs. Pidgeon Audrey Enid Sellet Una Pidgeon Peggie Hodgkiiuon Tom Larcombe Harry Bowrey Lady Strawholme Elspeth Barron pULL well
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    TRIBUTES AT THE CENOTAPH
    372 12 BIG GATHERING Poppy Wreaths On Memorial Singapore, Thursday. A SIMPLE but impressive ceremony was held at the Cenotaph this morning, when members of His Maiestv's forces, heads of the various communities, paid tribute to the memory of those who fell in the Great War. The Service
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    UNMUZZLED DOGS
    72 12 Singapore, Wednesday. Charged with allowing their dogs to be out of doors without muzzles the following pleaded guilty and were convicted and fined by Mr. L. C. Goh the Fourth Police Magistrate, this morning as follows: Ng Boon Huay $40; Ow Ah Keng $20 Lim Kay Woon $10;
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    HEAVY FIGHTING AT TAIYUENFU
    363 12 Reinforcements On The Way Shanghai, Nov. 10. THE troops of general Chm 1 are rushing from North Chans to Yunchung in order to relieve General Fu Tso Vi who is desperately holding the highlands north-east of Taiyuenfu. m Heavy fighting tok place at the west £>ate
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    STABBING CASE
    43 12 Pauliasamy, a Sinhalese allegedly staobed his Malay mistress. Jeiliah. in a house in Holloway Road last night and then took poison. Both were rushed to the hospital but died shortly after admission. Jealousy is suspected as the motive for the stabbing.
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    ALLEGED BUYING OF GIRLS
    1084 12 HOTEL VISIT What Protectorate Officers Found Singapoie. fVedpesday. A statement made by ■pi Chinese girl to an nth the Chinese Protectorate on o t. 18 last had a sequel in the Thud Court to-day before Mr. IV. Reeves, when two Chinese women, Goh Ah Siew and
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    Work Of The Quantity Surveyor LINK WITH THE PYRAMIDS
    819 13 ROTARY TALK Many More Jobs Than Men Singapore, Wednesday. al v; :y feu members of J community had ever Quantity Surveyor, and imall number, only a ntage knew of his -od by Mr. D. R. course of his address, in 1
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    MARKET SHOOTING AFFAIR
    269 13 Accused Man Sent To Prison RFMARifTMp S»igappre. Wednesday. EMARKING that the accused should x^i„ not 2 the first P lace have had a revolver in his possession, and that he had done a very dangerous thing by firiiig S Pn,, t/ StlCe HOWeS at the ASm5 to
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    "Y.W.C.A." CHINESE DINNER
    76 13 A feature of the Y.W.C.A. World Fellowship /celebrations next week at the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. to which ah members of the and thslr friends are invited. This occasion provides an opportunity also for men friends to be the guests of the Association.
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    42 13 The next meeting of the Catholic Action will be held on Sunday, al the Mercantile Institute. Queen Street, at 5.45 p.m. Speaker, Rev. A. da Silva Rego on "Existence of God." Lay Speaker. Mr. W. H Especkerman on 'Perish Reservoir."
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    ROTARY TRIBUTE TO MR. KNOWLES
    267 13 Loved And Respected Citizen S::igapore. Wednesday. THE Rotary Club paid a tribute to the 1 memory of the late Mr. V. D. Knowles at the luncheon meeting held to-day at the Adelphi Hotel. In asking Rotarians and guests to stand up for a moment to
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    229 13 List Of Newly-Added Books THE undernoted newly added non-fic--1 tion and fiction works will be ready for issue at Raffles Library on Saturday: The Monte Carlo Russian Ballet. Illustrated. Cyril W. Beaumont: Botticelli, Illustrated. Henry Bryan Binns: The I Secret Path: A Technique of Spiritual Self-Discovery for the
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    CHILDREN'S PARTY
    91 13 Rotary Club Appeal For Funds Singapore, Wednesday. AT to-day's meetnig of the Singapore Rotary Club, Brigadier Lord, head of the Salvation Army, made an appeal for financial assistance for the annual Children's Christmas party to be held this year. He intimated that the proprietors of the New World
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    26 13 Mr. H. W. Dornhorst, Dental Surgeon of Kuala Lumpur, who has been on professional duty in Borneo, is expected back in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 22.
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    WHY CHINESE FELL BACK
    602 13 Shanghai Retreat LEGAL OFFICIAL IN SINGAPORE Singapore. Wednesday. ALTHOUGH Chin a s principle has j been to resist every inch ol' ground, withdrawal of Chinese troop from Shanghai was decided m order to get out of reach of the Japanese naval guns explained by Mr. Liang
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    NEW CHINESE LINE
    128 13 Soochow Creek Defenders Withdraw A CHINESE official communique of Nov. 9 states: To avoid unnecessary sacrifice of life, the Chinese troops defending the sector from Chungshan Road to Tientoo along the Soochow Creek were ordered to take up a new line further to the south. The withdrawal
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    GENERALISSIMO'S MARCH
    48 13 A march played before ihe Generalissimo on his last birthday, specially written and arranged by Jimmy Brown of Bob Hill's Orchestra will be played for the first time in Singapore on Saturday next in connection with the "Black White" Costume Ball at the Happy World Cabaret.
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    Soccer International At Belfast
    265 14 w Scotland Held To A Draw Reuter. Aberdeen, Nov. 11. IRELAND and Scotland drew I—l in the soccer international played here to-day. The weather was sunny, ccol and breezy, and the Irish played clever football, and with accurate passing by the forwards they maintained a hot
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    Ladies' Autumn Cup
    44 14 The following are the result? of the semi-fir.al of Singapore Golf Club Ladies' Autumn Cup semi-finals: Mrs. R. W. Cowen beat Mrs. C. M. Wise, 5 and 4. Mrs. M. M. Paterson beat Mrs. E. M. F. Fergusson, 4 and 3
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    RACE SELECTIONS
    50 14 SELECTIONS by "Argus" for to-day's races are a* follows: Race I—ST. CHARLES Mvanee i Race 2—LADY IDA Pan to i Race 3—FLYING COLUMN Bu Race 4 A THIS Coronation f Race S—NO LIMIT Uncalled For Race G—SUNNY CROW Celestial Race 7—DRUMMER ROY Cnrzola Race 8 -JAVA-MOON Bintang Tojoh
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    SKINS BEAT KHALSA
    181 14 Fusiliers' Convincing Win At Tangflin Singapore, Thursday. AT Tanglin yesterday, the Royal Inniakilling Fusiliers defeated the Khalsa Association by the convincing margin of 5—2. The heavy of the ground did not impede the mobility of the forwards and fast movements and swift passes characterised the play. The
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    SELECTIONS AND RACING CARD FOR TO-DAY SECOND DAY OF WINTER MEETING
    955 14 HOLIDAY CROWD SHOULD ENJOY GOOD SPORT professional race meeting, is as folio v^. RACE ONE 2M P.M. PONIES. CLASS I, DIV. 3-5'- FURS. x? t Mirriinff <Caot. F. L. Harding' 00 1 GLITTER M Anmrsi (G N. Magill J
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    S.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS
    93 14 H^2«J2fiP Wi tles in the Singapore Badminton Association's tournaments SLI, b n ll ved at the Clerical Union Haw-Par hall this week-end: Saturday at 10 a.m.—(lnter-School)— o v J P se P hy Institution vs. Y.MCA School of Commerce. **m*mm. <A\^t^} m^c °mmercial House (Capstan Cup)-Brarntoco Sports Club
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    PENANG BOXING
    82 14 Penang, Nov. 10 Young Berg <9.0> scored a lucky win on pcints over Cheah Boon Cheng <8 12» °Y e in the main event of tonight s boxing at Wembley. Youmi Berc was floored twice in the ninth round but was saved by the gong, in the tenth
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    PULAU BRANI HOCKEY
    32 14 A police team went over to Pulau 1 Brani yesterday and beat the 35th Co., RE. by one goal to nil in a keenly eontested game of hockey v
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    FORT CANNING HOCKEY
    136 14 Raffles College Score Narrow Win Singapore. Thursday. RAFFLES College beat Fort Canning in a keenly contested game of hockey at Fort Canning yesterday, by two goals to one. i The College attacked strongly from the start and were only checked by the good work of Martin and
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    R.A.F. BEAT RAFFLES
    226 14 Airmen Register Good Hockey Win Singapore. Thursday. DOMINATING play for the major portion Of the came, the Ployal Air Force gained a hard earned victory over the Raffh" College by four goals to one at hockey at Balestier yesteday. The Collegians v tic well served in the
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    PENANG CUP FINAL
    89 14 Pehang. Nov. 10. In th? final of the Penanu Fooiba 1 Association Cup to-day at Victoria Green the Crescent Football Club beat the Chinese Recreation Club by 2—l h„T h f. Cl Vi l( se led at the interval hut tne Malay; equalised on the resumption, and
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    Indians & S.R.C. Share The Honours
    397 14 Indians S.R.C. Share The Honours Hockey Match At Balestier ttngapore. Th AN a ground that v to good hockey the tion and the B.R.C Faleslier Plain j scoring a goal. Both teams were v ol several of their regular rJaJ?S on the run of play tl have won. and the
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    Cricket Club Run Colts Close HOCKEY AT THE S.C.C.
    356 15 -1 MARGIN --cans Unlucky To Lose we, Thursday rk krt Club were .mate to hive been Singapore Colts by in their hockePadane yesterday they had the better I hmuehnnt the as on a hk fa M not con- hoekev. weather hoping
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    ENGLISH & SCOTTISH SOCCER
    298 15 ENGLISH SCOTTISH SOCCER Programme Of Matches For Saturday ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. I pi West Bromv.-ich a vs Birmingham Bo.ten w St ke City Eorh\ r d v DOVJ C VS L?ed< v tverton vs. Chel-ea C. vs. Preston NE Manchester C vs. Liverpool' Jndsriaxid vs. Grimsbv t verhampton w vs.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    101 15 Negfri-Malacca XV vs. Selangror 'F-om Ov.r Oicn Report ey Seremban. Nov. 10. THE :':;;ot ng Sftll represent NegriMalacca egainst Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday: Augus. Pinto. Hague. L.ndsay Morris. Smith. Downev. Harding. Grey. Robey Hindmarsh Brooker. Graham. Crawford and Hughes The team is the best available and
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    RUGBY AT GILLMAN
    125 15 Scoreless Draw Between Service Sides A Singapore. Thursday. SCORELESS draw was the result of the rugby match played at Gillman r»iSf and the Alexandra Rugby Football Club. The game was keenly contested but ■he sodden state ot the ground mihtapassmg lnSt 2:0001 11 *****2 and accurate The
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    RACING ALMANAC
    134 15 A Pictorial Production In Colour A large size wail almanac in colour. n and entirely pictorial, has been produced by Mr w. C Hancock of Singapore It shows the first racing colours ot all owners registered under the Straits Racing Association, and contains photographic reproductions of racing officials,
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    YACHTING EVENTS
    92 15 Programme For VVeek-End THERE be the usual afternoon rao or A nd c Cia yachts, starting at p.m.. at the Royal Singapore \acht Club to-morrow On St.-i:'.ay the International 6-reerre cxass wu! sail the first of a series of three races for the tttner Challenge Cup. starting at
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    HOME RUGBY
    35 15 r L ::;'on. v v. n VS first cia match?-- resulted as follows: Kent 5, Surrey i: a: Biackheath Ea:r:r'i Counties Susse~- 3 it Chelmsford. Oxford Umversity fy Tri.titv College. Dublin, 3 —P
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    279 15 Disappointing Form In State Trial 'From Our Own Correspondent, Malacca. Wednesday MALACCA S potential hockey elev,i 1 when opposed to the Rest yesterthe Club padang proved a distnal failure They were well beaten by the Rj st by the odd goal of fiv*" rhoueh without the services of
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    MEDICALS BEAT P.W.D.
    87 15 Fielding a scratch side the Me 1ie.41 College defeated the P.W D. by four three in a hockey match pi wed 01 the College ground yesterday! The teams played with two men short each. Th? Medicals i 3 d by three goals to pi) the rntertal; Part
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    THE WAY TO WORLD PEACE
    397 16 Empire's Influence The Deciding Factor Canberra, Oct. 20. THE Governor-General (Lord Gowrie* I in officially opening the new build tug* at the Royal Military College, Dun, troon. said that the peace-of the world and the future of civilisation were hanging in the balance, and the
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    PUZZLE-ADDRESSES
    191 16 Lawyer's Joke Hits Post Office Vienna. a LAWYER'S joke to test his popuA laxity has caused the Hungarian postal authorities a difficult tune. Karolyi Mihalyi, a lawyer ot Nag>koeroes (Southern Hungary >, wanted to find out how well-known he was. He made a bet with his friends that a
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    MILKING CONTEST
    147 16 Berkeley Girl Wins County Championship Dairy students from all parts of Gloucestershire attended Woodmancote Farm. Duisley, recently, at the invitation of Mr. and Mrii. J. E. Wilcox, .for the Gloucestershire County Championship Milking competitions. The competitors were winners of sectional competitions, and the trophy offered was a shield,
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    WHEN IS A BOXER-
    772 16 TOO OLD? Never! Says tottee Cooier" WHEN is a man t<„, Ask veteran Fr will answer, "Never x For Frank Craig boxing at least. till the Bow-str. this grand old-timer two months. Perhaps the name B f ft will not be readiiv recalled?! greying follower does
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    156 18 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ended Nov. 6. .'hows that there were 235 deaths, compared with 243 in the previous week, and with 230 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were:— Beri-beri 17:
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    BELLS IN THE MAKING
    164 18 The birthplace oi the larecst Dell in the British Emuire, "Great Paul' of St. Paul's Cathedral, and of other famous bells such a- 'Great Peter at York. 'Great George' at Bristol, and 'Grandison' of Exeter, is the source of a special broadcast that will be by
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    "BARKLESS" DOGS
    94 18 Great Interest In America New York. TWO "Darkless" dogs newly arrived 1 from England, are attracting great interest in canine circle* in New Yo k They are of the Basenji of the Belgian Congo and introduced totei England cy an Englishwoman, Mrs Olivia Burn, some 10 months ago
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    SAILING THE RED SEA
    177 18 Adventures In A 32-Foot Ketch Three y-'ars ago Dwight Urn*, a young American, left Seattle to cruise round the world in his thirty-two-too-ketch-rigged boat, the "Idle Hour." Alter voyaging 30.000 miles, Mr. Long lias arrived in England, and in the near t\ re listeners to Daventry
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    "TOM JONES"
    147 18 "Tom Jones." a comic opera based on j the Henry Fielding work that is considered to be among the greatest novels evei written, has been adapted for Droadcasting by Gordon McConne) and j will be heard from Daventry in the near future. With music by Edward German, tne
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    RUGBY COMMENTARIES
    103 18 The exciting moments of two Rugby matches ln which the Oxford and Cambridge teams figure will provide matel.al for commentaries that listeners to Daventry will hear on Nov. 20. Howard Marshall will be at Twickenham to describe some of the 'high soots' in the play between Oxford and
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    ARMY RECRUITING
    75 18 Steady Improvement Noticed London, Nov. 9. nnu Hnre Belisha, the War Secretary. M R at Q-stion tn "-day that reerumng has been V S'K ssuTd to-night for the week of ia w/d*nied that there had been any in the standard of phys.qnior Ue Army medical examination but used
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    CANADIAN BROADCAST
    205 18 broadcast from Canada, arranged by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation will provide the climax to -Westward from Liverpool.' of a programme devoted to the emigration movement in tne North of England which will shortly be produced by John Pudney in the programmes from Daventry. The Canadian broadcast will include
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