Malaya Tribune, 8 November 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: _1 Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. No. 2fw. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1938 FJVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Tuesday, November S IMS. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1938. FIVE CEN^
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      71 1 Aead The S U i\ A V j T It I B U N E Dominant In Malaya hen baby needs milk WW from a bottle milk at its best yOU W,LL THEN BE CERTAIN rHAT HIS LITTLE BONES WILL S oe fife. GROW STRAIGHT AND HIS c*e*a Rk R£6,S
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      26 1 MADAME PAGE 92 Piccadilly, London. XFFRT l>!<f SSWAKER AND DESIGNEE. (lowa j Deigned CreAtea In her rooms $.> $30 13. HAT 11 P V «c> f», StNCAftHCE.
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    Princess' Health Causes Concern
    340 2 London. Oct. 18. ANXIETY in court circles over Pr'iwui Juliana's he;J'li has started rumours which have spread :J| over Holland and the world. They have no foundation of fact. The most common rumour is that as a result of bathing in the sea while she and
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    Another Happy Event?
    14 2 PRINCESS JULIANA Unfounded rumours about he- health have caused great concern.
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    Fire Victims' Funeral Postponed
    133 2 Reuter. iN elaborately arranged funerr.l, planned on Monday for the forty victims of the great fire at Marseilles is postponed until the search for s e ver** or more dean" is completed. This is the result of protest by representatives of families of the seventy victims
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    Actress Played Her Own Death Drama
    346 2 LEAPED FROM 16th FLOOR New York Oct. 24. person, apart from a liftman, to see beautiful 33-years-old Dorothy Hale, actress-society woman, before she plunged from her 16th-floor flat to death, was an English theatrical producer, Felix Ferry, of London. Mr. Ferry lives at Hampshire
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    Spanish Peasants Become Air Aces
    236 2 REPUBLICAN authorities play up the Spanish "Popul u Tri7t a unit, play down individual exploits. But sometimes j nH spite the rule and become popular heroes. v,flltt *B At Valencia mule-driver a plowman, and a Madrid' the latest to reach fam< de policy. To-day they
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    THIS TELLS A TRAGIC STORY
    81 2 Fourteen passengers ana ihe tiew of lour were killed when the Austialian Douglas air liner "Kyeema" crashed on Mount Danden'ing, 20 miles from Melbourne, and burst into flames. The plane belonged to Australian National Airway* and was flying from Adelaide to Melbourne It missed the
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    STILL PAYING WAR PENSIONS
    91 2 Britain's Bill Of £39 Millions Reuter. DRITAIN is: still paying about £39 millions in /espect of pensions aiising from the Gieat War. stated the Minister of Pensions, Mr. Ramsbotham, in a speech to the British Legion Conference at Reigate. War pensions expenditure from 1914 to March
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    Ex-Air Ministry Chief And Wife Found Gassed
    285 2 Crisis Caused Him Worry Crewe, Oct. 24. fHREE days after a family re-union, 62-years-old Mr. Henry Angley Lewis-Dale, C.8.E., former high official of the Air Ministry, and his wife have been found dead in a room full of gas at hi.* sister's home
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    NEW THREAT TO EBRO FRONT
    90 2 Reuter. Violent fighting has been on all day round the key village cf Mora De Ebro, the capture cf which would mean less to the Republicans of their permanent bridges and main road along which ail their supplies to the Ĕbro pocket have been coming.
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      108 2 Announcing A NEW TRUFOOD PRODUCT A PROGRESSIVE NUTRITIVE FOOD FOR BABY FROM I 10 TO 24 MONTHS CONTAINS Animal Protein Bone Marrow emulsified Cream Fat; the soluble Carbohydrates, Lactose and Glucose; Mineral •alts Organic Iron Lecithin Calcium with tested Vitamins A and D from natural sources and Vitamins 81, 82.
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      63 2 BED tS A GIFT OF OWTS) TQ BOMB MAKERS. The bcdttedß to «b« cwtn of rt» kommi l»ric*. beaurjsand cadntmo iboald be wHnjj On comparison of these ihre* qoajitie*. DIAMOND bad. •«««lU«*j DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO LTD 601 KPfIPONG BRHOU »000 Win cs a p> o s ,StoU cMt |oh>i
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      388 2 mmmua Athlete's Foot adult population of the United States are being attacked by the disease known as Athlete's Foot. Usually the disease starts between the toes. Littlo watery blisters form, and the skin cracks and peels. After a while, the itching becomes intense, and you feel as though you wou!d
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    KING'S EMBRACE
    32 3 The body of Prince Arsene Karageorgevitch, father of Chief Regent of Jugoslavia, arrived at Belgrade from Paris. The hoy Kmg Peter (left) embracing Pr.nre Paul on the arrival of 'hejbody.
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    That Hairiness Is A Sign Of Strength
    271 3 Don't Believe THAT hairiness is a sign of strength 1 is a delusion still widely cherished, and doubt it is kept alive by men who grew an abundance of hair on th chests. It Is a belief of roj ancient standing, and there
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    'You Must Have Been Through Hell' —Judge
    294 3 SOLICITOR SAYS 'YES I HAVE' London, Oct. 22. jy|R. JUSTICE HAWKE, sentencing forty-seven-year-old Frank Cheeld, a solicitor, of Gocdmayes, Essex, to four years' penal servitude for forgery and fraudulent conversion, said to him at the Old Bailey: "You mur.t have been through hell."
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    4,000-YEAR OLD SETTLEMENT UNEARTHED IN RUSSIA
    209 3 Kiev. DEMAINS of many domestic animals, 4.000 years old and fine examples of Stone Age art are among the finds made in Kiev by an expedition of the Institute of Archaelogy of the Academy of Sciences of the Ukraine, according to Tass the Soviet
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    Mr. S. M. Middlebrook
    21 3 Mr. S.M. Middlebrook, MCS has been appointed to act as Assistant'ProfSm Oct. 2? IneSe Malacca with effect
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    THE ODD SPOT
    271 3 TO the north-east of Reikjavik, the capital of Iceland, there exists the Great Geyser, the most famous of its kind in the world. At the top of a small hill there is a flat basin with a tube in the centre. When quiescent, this basin and tube
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    Vice Squad Chief Shielded Women In "Rogues Gallery"
    270 3 mm>i?P v. Marseilles, Oct 20. J li bh chief sectors, working directly under the orders of France Home «pcretary, have started a clean-up of Marseilles police flowing their investigations, five leading members of the eitv' deteefve force have already been suspended or
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    CELT, WHERE A KING REFORMED
    265 3 Abbey with Vv»m° t ST"* Man o^°Ve^tminster >«—. Chafer ot S in a few P aces of the aMar Poets* gEEP S l th Side in?o I*behind1 behind For years the authorities have wondered where exactly in the building the A an D ChCTite vigil
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    IRREDUCIBLE MINIMUM OF A SHIRT
    104 3 Tmmm St. Lonis. I WO men who spent a swelter ing evening at the oper during the summer at St Loui have evolved a shirtless shirt I It consists of a collar an* enough front to support threli buttons. The inventors—Dr Julius Bis chof and
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    BRITONS HURT IN SHANGHAI AFFAIR
    93 3 Reuter. Three Seaforth Highlanders, Royal Marines from H.M.S. Birn ham and two Chinese barmaids injured when a bomb was th through the glass window of Jackson's beer hall, opposite the I course. Two men in foreign dress and a* gown escaped. The int€rior of the
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    A.R.P. EXERCISES IN BRITAIN
    98 3 Reuter. The c:unty of Herfordshire was black ed out for nearly three hours fn th« tensive A. P r. trial yet held in Britain The country was darkened over 640 square miles, through which all road SmttSd. traffiC rePt silently ith liffhts i 'L^ c town
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      122 3 ;m- «3« 10VES 70 I If JPI SING NOW I {BUT CNCE UPGN A TIME)— I PRACTICE-Y) MISS WHITER f, H LD T R u E A 1 WHITE TOLD ME Em \7 ABOUT INSTANT P A S BIT M N S RVOUS^^^^^^^ f YOUR CHILQMN I Many sensitive children
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      301 3 Fake Teeth Wearers Are WorstJreattWfenders! "Need More Than a Mouth Wash" say Authorities... Recommend Polldent Plates and bridges soak up odors for comfort, convenience and impurities like a sponge! A and hygiene. Get an eccthin dark scum collects on them, nomical long-lasting tin m) This scam holds germs and decay
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    ZOO CURATOR EATS HIS SPECIMENS
    150 4 New York. PASSENGERS in the British liner •Nerissa" returning from a voyage to the Caribbean dined during the trip on frogs which were originally intended for exhibition m tne New York Zoo. The frogs—specimens of Leptodactylus ladax, a golden-hued variety found in Trinidad—were the charges
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    Blonde Stands By "Rogue" Who Deceived Unsuspecting Women
    628 4 'Will Give Him Chance When He Leaves Gaol' London. Oct. 25. WHEN II Jill Wmi Samuel William Hunt—"a clever and pbunibie rogue, who specialises in defrauding unsuspecting wonvn"—left the dock at Southend Quarter Sessions lo >tart a sentence of three years' nenal
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    KEPT CIGAR ALIGHT FOR TWO HOURS: WON TITLE
    96 4 Geneva. DV keeping a alight for the D ,ccord time of two hours 12 minutes ML Eugene Bouvard has retained b's title of "King of Cigar Smokers The competition, which was held ton Geneva cafe, resulted in a win for W< French
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    BLUEBEARD BLOOD IN HIS VEINS
    278 4 His B oast Is London. Oct. 18. MR. EDMOND DE LA POER, high ly respectable South Kensington resident, claims to be descended from Bluebeard. And he indignantly denies that Bluebeard was Gilles de Rais. Marshal of France and friend of Joan of Arc, as stated
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    Soviet Naval Appointment
    37 4 Reuter. Moscow. Nov. 6.—M. Frinovsky h££ been appointed naval commissar in succession to M. Smirnoff, the first holder of this ocst on the creation of the department at the beginning of the year. -Reuter.
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      425 4 STEAMER SAILINGS RITISH '< INDIA \incorporated in England). 0. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938. tRFU 15,000 Nov. 18 UGALORE 6,000 Nov. 19 [ITRAL 15,000 Dec. 2 HTHAGE 15,000 Dec. 16 I rUTAN 6.10 C Dec. 17 IHAR 6.000 Dec. 26 iJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1939 >UDAN
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      524 4 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. M.s. "MARBURG" omits Hongkong, Shanghai ana Dairen Nov. 10 ss, "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Nov. 24 I m.s. "RTEGENSBURG" omits Manila J* 0 .J
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      374 4 iioliiiav en tikes To: BANGKOK SAIGON- Z By Luxurious One Class Motorships. I Displacement Tons From Penang, P. S ham. Malacca. S pore I mi. "Meonia" <n.ooo. Ml 1 ?-}J 8 m.s. "Alsia" «12 SCO» 29-11 30-11 1-12 3- 2 I m.s. Solandia" (13.000) 20-12 21-12 22-12 23-12 a U.
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      132 4 ammm\ HAMBURG-AMERIK A LIN IE Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellscbaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 sjs. NORDMARK Direct Nov. 9 t m.s. DUISBURG via Manila Nov. 29 T m.s. SAUERLAND Direct Dec 10 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN
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      126 4 1X1)0 CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD* (Incorporated in England. Direct Service to Japan via Hongkoiiß xnd to Calcutta via Penang Taking cargo on through oI A J n )V irq for Canton, Macao Swatow-A Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwartg, Yang ports, Pcnnosa, the FO* PENANG AND rALtUTTA Arr pwi»* HOTSANG N KUMS'ANG
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    S. Africa May Tighten Immigration Rules
    291 5 Cape Town. DESTRUCTION of Jewish immigration inlo South Africa was by Mr. Eric Louw. former Minister Plenipotentiary for the Union in Paris, in a speech in the Union House of Assembly. Judging by fhe applicant be had interviewed eve:*, eas, Mr. LuUIV yaid. .he
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    Speeded Up Lorry, Fined
    104 5 Singapore, Monday. Choon Nam, a Johore lorry driver, was to-day fined $20 or in default 20 days' r.i., when he was convicted on the charge of exceeding the speed limit for k>rr!<ea in .Singapore. 30 m.p.h. on Nov. 5. It was alleged by the prosecution that
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    EGYPTIAN GIRLS VOLUNTEER FOR ANTI-GAS WORK
    148 5 Aelexandria. AS a result of last week's international crisis, over 100.000 applications have been received by the Egyptian Ministry of War from Carpenters, masons, blacksmiths and all kinds of artisans to serve the army. Many young men have also applied to join the Egyptian
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    Indian Association
    79 5 The managing committee of the •ndian A:.:ociation. Singapore, for 1938-D t c.s ben. elects as follows.— Mr. Ali Ahmed Khan Surattee, J.P., president; Mr. V. Packirisamy, vice-pre-;dent; Mr. N. Damodaram. Hon. general secretary; Mr. R. M. Kriohanan, hon. treasurer; Dr. A. A. Sandosham, Messrs. M J. Chandy, G.
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      187 5 lassifled A dvertisements N vices > 1? re 'imicipality 1:5 for tM 5 rvice. For Tender Room ol Closing. n f concrete on, 14th lov. 1938. I4!ll 1938. on, 14th 1938. L Nov. ID3B. NOV 1938 17th I*ub*c Secretary Ii mm 11' k i 1 1 1 •y•F T ■8
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      582 5 PC'SITItjNS VACANT WANTED 4 girl-canvassers Products already known in the market phis commission. Box 447, Malaya Tribune, F'.ngapore. EDUCATIONAL, 19 3 9 SESSION ENROLMENTS ACCEPTEO NOW Kindergarten (from age s>—s2 50- Clasi .any age)—s2 50; Individual Instruction in Practical and The >ret:eal -$G.OO. A reduction of $I.OC each allowed to
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      149 5 CONSULT ITS! I For everything in Medical Supplies. Our service and expe ence are at your disposal, in orde r to convince you. *ye ask you to gi/e us a trial Largest stockists of BCPW" brand of Tirctures, Drugs, Chemicals, £era and Vaccines, Cotton Wool, Patent Medicines etc., and ak*o
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      291 5 ONE HUNDRED HATS at $3.75 ONE HUNDRED DRESSES from $3.00. CHEAP SALE. THE GIFT SHOP SALON, Flat 14, Capitol Mansions. Tbone 7354 (Lift to 2nd Floor). The Chinese Bankers Trust Co., Ltd., is the only Trust Company wholly controlled and managed by persons of our Chinese race. The Company is
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      190 5 i WATCH FOR OUR Ity*. INTERNATIONAL CARD TO BE PRESENTED .SCON. AT KIOSK—CELEBRATED CHINESE ACROBATIC SHOWS' GLORY THEATRIC: TO-NIGHT SHOWING: Owing to crowded houses—season extended 2 nights more. (h E MYSTERY jyiCMT 6.45 pm. HAPPY THEATRE 9.15 p.m. ROBERT DONAT in KXK.EII WITHOFT Alt*MM'lt Next Change Wed. 9th Nov. g
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    PRODUCE
    180 6 Singapore, Nov. 7. H W. Coast No. 1 perKoyansl6o R. fSiam) W. Coast No. 2 perKoyanslso K. <Siam> W. Coast No. 3 per Koya>, $22n i'iam Rice -Lowhway" No. l $22f> Siam Rice -Lowhway" No. 2 .«202 Sum Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $190 S»am "Singhway" No. 1 $202 Slam
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    Spanish Vessel Seized
    69 6 JT hi reported in Berlin, .says a Reuter cable that a Spanish cargo vessel o lom ira sailing under the Snani<?h nag. was teteed bT the Insurgent auxiliary eruis-r Ciudad Dealicante" in the North Sea No Reamer of this name appears In Which containa name t ~S°?
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    885 6 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Ncv. 7, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 4(1% 47% Asam Kumbang 28 30 -norn Austral Malay 43- 47i-nom Ayer Hitam 25.3 26 9 Ayer Weng 0.62 V 2 0.67»/2 Bangrin 'lin 23 3 24 3
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    126 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Monday noon. No IX RAM Spot loose Se ert November oqi OQ3 Nb. IX RjSS F. 0.8 2 28 4 in cases November 283 a 2Q G.F A.Q. R#£ F.O£. in bales November *>oi. <>fli F A.Q. R.SS F.
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    EXCHANGES
    194 6 Singapore, Nov. 7. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING London T.T. 213 27>32 London demand 2)3 27;32 Lyons demand 2070 Switzerland demand 242% Hamburg demand '130% 1 New York demand 551 8 1
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    TIN
    17 6 Sinp/anore, Nov. 8. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was: $107% (up $1/2).
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    RUBBER
    20 6 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was: Buyers 28-«, (up i Sellers 28% (up l A).
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    66 6 co, l, d ,3000, Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 90 lnn »v 100 norn GAPORE MUNICIPALSi It Vt° 4W >.000 tot. Mar af iV int.-" norn 4,/ S^SS^^t'- M S 108% norn APr< 1 99% 101 c.L 3% rJßCtf*a**wii- ~pi 102,/ i" int. May 15 Nov 15 5%
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    315 6 LONDON COMMODITIES^ spot Buyers 8 38 1S m 5 Sellers 8 716 Ist Forward (December) Buyers 8 3 8 oS> I Sellers 8 716 2nd Forward (Jan Mar.) Buyers 8 716 Sellers 8 12 3rd Forward (Apr.|June) Buyers 8 12 Seller* 8 916 PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    64 6 ¥F CUSKKNT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Nov. 7, 5 Dm Company DlvIdend To&?\ Qt TIN. Date Ex ni Uncial Kamunting Tin nnal Payable Date D V to g« PahangCon. ID* SSS ?i 25 W% 8£ Pangnga Rivers Wflnaj- NoT 9 Oct. 24 M% R Rahman Hyd 2 .^fe** ov
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      251 6 THE EASTERN UNITED mS*s£ DmWSi LIMITED. MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, 3URGLARY, PERSONAL Am X° n ß^s°c^PE^ rWN AND PUELIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. imad office;. *«d. Cecil street, singapore. F. W HALL, r General Manager I THE II EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). if SINGAPORE BRANCH; II 4, D Almeida Street. 1
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      50 6 SAFE If] DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected oy a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of $6— J upwar ds according En&tt*" of ,he safe further particulars from I P&O BANK. UNION BUILDING.
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      239 6 INSURE WITH THE NEW INDIA ASSURAM COMPANY LIMITED. (Incorporated in India). Fire MOTOR Mar* Authorised Capital Kv. ijiiOOi),^ Subscribed Capital tii'S Paid Up Capital ;.u Total Funds J I^ I S. IF ST IN *>IAN GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE APPROVED INSURERS UNDER S.S., VM S JOHOU ROAD TRAFFIC ENACTMENTS. S.S. Agents:
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    ALLEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND
    308 7 1 A pk>vr« Itotwini TYROKE POWB? AUC£ PAVt *X>4 AMfCHE PW Mormon Jack Holey Mm IWrtki Till < ana Chu»iie began for Stella was a dishearteni iic Even the offices of Actors' Entity, vhich kept a record of orac licalh even perfoimer, had no information of *he
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    Gaoled For Firing Shots In Court
    192 7 L don Oct, 1 i. COUR years' servitude 1 was th« ntencv passed at th< Old Bail ll'chard H .rrison Hcnriqi ?1 year-old coloured stud who fired an automatic r' in\ in Cl rkenwell police c on So mbir 5 arid irotmded a »1
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    RUMANIAN OIL FOR REICH
    73 7 Reuter. si Nov. 7.—lt is learnee from urces that the German economission presently at Bucharest tn offer for a decade for conces tvailable mining land including fields for which Germany is pay part in free exchange and B-red to buy the Rumanian j for the next
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    BRITISH ADMIRAL FOR LISBON
    39 7 Reuter. No?. C—British Rear Admira 1 U, formerly chief engineer, has been appointed naval ndustriaj director to take over the organisation of the new navy arsenal j»ea dockyards at Lisbon for construcmd repair or warships.—Reuter
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    CAR TAX ABOLISHED IN ITALY
    123 7 Reuter. Hie Italian Cabinet has decreed a '**J of 7» per cent, on the capitalis'i value of commerical and induslri*l concerns whose net profits txceed 10,000 lire a year, with rome when the income from joe business is derived mainly from b owner's own labour.
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    GERMANY BUILDING RIVAL MAGINOT LINE
    417 7 Berlin. Oct. 22. fHE veil of secrecy which has covered Germany's western fertile* lions kuowns as the Siegfried !/'ne—Herr Hitler's reply to France's Maginof Line—has been partly removed. HR r he Angriff, journal of the NationalSocialist Party, gives a detailed description of the work, into
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    MOORISH TROOPS IN ACTION ON EBRO
    189 7 Reuter. I i-.Sr'jTE the vast superiority of arts v maments, Nationalists recaptured more than ha'.f the ground lost In the Gandesa sector in July says Reuters special correspondent on the Ebro front. The object of Franco s present coun-ter-offensive, which i 3 the seventh
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    FAITH THAT REMOVES HOARDS
    233 7 Pars, Oct. IS. "~THK hr Ihers Gabriel arc wel!- kncwa farmers Ln Ihe Hvjtca .Vncs department of Franc. Th?ix Father, a hard-working farmer, hid left th ra about £1,700 in gold coiiu. The brothers in the years since his *th ed their hoard to about •2
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    ANONYMOUS GIFT TO FRANCE
    96 7 Paris. TIMIDLY knocking at the door of one of the entrances t:> the Ministry of Finances, in the Rue De Rivoli. a middleaged man and woman handed in an envelope addressed to M. Marchandeau, the Finance Minister. When the envelope was opened it was found *x)
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      300 7 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. At the Saleroom of Messrs. CHEONG KOON SENG Cc., Ltd., No. 10 Chulia St. OIS WEDNESDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER, 1938, AT 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Viluable 999 years' leasehold land situate at Orchard Road adjoining Argullia Park, suitable for
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      341 7 1 CUING KEKG LEE CO., U£d. j (Inccrporatcd in the Strait betUemcn-sl r:o. 8-a, dit Rait), d.alm2H>a sTi:t:„T L (Next to 'ihe Mercantile Bank af todtt, L*.J > MIONE: NO. 331S IlLlUllA IS: "AUC'A I 1 i i AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS COMMISSION AGENTS. BRANCHES':—No. 17, first Cross Street Mclsera, f No.
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      138 7 BANK Ot < lII.VA (Ircorpurated in China oy Special Charter), l'! Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office -6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" Paid Up Capital Ch. 40,000,000 00 Reserve Funds in excess Ch. 4.800,000.00 Toi-al Assets approximately Ch. $1,800,000,000.00 HEAD OFFICE:
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    HOW SHORT WAVES COVER ENORMOUS DISTANCES
    436 8 DETWEEN long, medium m d short wave s there is, >f course, the obvious difference in wavelength, but apart from that there is a very rrreal difference in the way they speed through the tier and around the earth. I t tmntitter ladiates its
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    JOSEPH SZIGETI
    159 8 He then appeared in Dresden and London, and from 1900-13 he lived and toured in England. In 1917 he was op pointed Professor of the Master Clares at the Geneva Conservatoire, where ho iemained for seven years. Since thai time Szigeti has become known as one of the
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    German Admiral Dies
    16 8 Berlin, Nov. 7 —The oldest German Admiral Baron Yon Bodcnhauscn died aged 91.
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    Crosses Of Poppies Planted In Westminster Abbey
    77 8 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 7.—The ground on the north side of Westminster Abbey, in urordance with recent custom, hi opened to the public to thousands k people, many of whom planted crosse ol poppies in memory of the ialien in the Great
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    FRENCH COMPOSERS IN EMPIRE ORCHESTRA
    164 8 THE Fiench compos*- In the Empire Orchestra's programme on Wednesday evening will be J»«* Debussy, Altert and MiruSaens. The eighteenth-century com Romeau. won for himself the <astu of being the greatest French of his time, and the auth Dijon, his native town and his descendant,
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    CANADA'S "NO" TO CZECH REFUGEE APPEAL
    139 8 left***MR. Ralph C. my the M jv' n Toronto, is withholds the appeal of Sir iarJ Lcrd Mayor ci Uqigrfflg. ref« assistance for Czechosloy ilkn gees, until the mailer o o( differing among our awn Toronto is given some con tion." so he told
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      828 8 Piano Recital, Nirom j R>^^^^^^^^ 605 Big Ben. 'An African Survey* Jf'° 0 0 (English). A I I Jt? r—talk by the Hailey, 3O Time weather, news and an- m ji J 1 Alf?ed'van G Dam" and his State 745 Health^aS^ I !j Orchestra, from Gaumont State cco Light orchestral
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    ENTERTAINMENT Mr. Warner Charges Studio Heads With Hoarding Important Films
    729 9 Creates A Slump JN a stormy statement which Harry M. Warner directed at other Hollywood producers whom he did not mention by name, the President of Warner Bros. Studios last week excited Hollywood by accusing some rival studio heads of
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    TROPICS HAVE LURED THEM
    19 9 tfilland i>inl Dorothy leading roles in Paramount** ,m l\ hit, which pit< l t <Uv.
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    67 STUNT MEN IN PICTURE
    43 9 D Gloria D on and other featured players. 'Heart oi the North." includes. In its pc ter stunt-fliers "Ace" Brazunier and Frank Clark, and daredevils Don Turner. Sol Gorse. Buster Wicks. Art'c Artcgo. Bill Cody and "Kansas" Mooring
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    DID YOU KNOW THAT-
    39 9 Shirley Temple is to make a film Ifc technicoicur? Her studios ore preparing it as the "most important picture in the miihiinl nn cr of the yt ung stor*'? It will be called Lit;le Princess'
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    Chinese Poet's Gift To Richard Dix
    219 9 rPHE mystery of who recently sent him an ivory carved pipe with dragon's eyes of jade in Ihe howl was solved and an unusual college-day acquaintance renewed when On Ling Po, Chinese poet visited Richard Dix at Columbia Studios during the filming of "It
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    MAE WEST FORMS FILM COMPANY
    62 9 MISS Ilia V.'c.-t. the film actress, ha; formed her own film production (ompany here. It will be known as Mac West Empire Pictures Co. Miss will be v.r president. Four films a year will be made by th*} company, it is announced. Two of them
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      219 9 DAILY CROSSWORD j FI IT] rsr\ pri w- i s to I I fj*ffjf j R- -j rffftrfr-, *****6 7 ft^fi^ ii —fep m —pi —?p 11 ip §8 IP i I j s s "—H ?r— V-l j £§M j fy?f; 2* in nr pi 'theses denote the number
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      176 10 TAN JONG CAADIRF 715 PAGAR tMHIKt 930P M. j 5 (Controlled by Shaw Bros. Ltd.,) S I RALPH BELLAMY I JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON in i I CRIME of DR. j j H U M I mm S Battling against Disease in S S the Hot Steaming jungles of Sumatra. t I
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    232 11 Singapore Nov 7. MINING Buyers Sellers 43 4 9 253 26.6 23 C 24 Bxd m% 1-44 1.48 fl .1"» 0.40 l»ll 23,0 26,- 1 13 6 H6xd 0 81 0.85 8- o*24 6 25 6 31 G 32 6 0.7U 0.75 0.27 0.30 25
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    79 11 British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 7. la 16 Amsterdam .75'-> ■".'j:;:: 90 2 19.41 _J 40 06k 19 ?e unquoted 226 3 4 tlrid tnUia] Usbon Hi"-, Athen AVA Bucharest 660 Euencs Aires 19.04 Rio 3 sellers official Belgrade 220 Montevideo 20 Bombay 1 5 15 16 Shanghai
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    POLICE BAND
    43 11 :e Band will play the lolramme at Waterloo Streci Tuesday), beginning at "Wellington March". Zehle "Morning Noon and Suppe. "To-Night's the Nighf. A Waltz Dream". Oscar 81 muss. A Trip to Toy Town", Ashtion, -The Maid of the Moun-Fiaser-Simson. roderica", Lehar.
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      230 11 GREATER Than The Praise That Has Acclaimed it! m ALEXANDER'S RAGTIME BAND" out4ai»4inff. A good story runs Ihrmi? h thr picture and with the i leading players of "IN OLD CHI CAGO —The film should he one of the outstanding successes of many months in Singapore.—"SlNGAP ORE PHKE PRESS." 7.11.1938.
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    AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
    693 12 TVHE committee of the Straits A Settlements (Singapore) Association is rendering good service by its inquiry into the matter of Air Raid Precautions in the Colony. It is a pity that the situation brought to light is not more satisfactory to the public The president of the
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    What Road Spills Reveal
    903 12  -  KEEPING UP TO SCRATCH EACH DAY When Is Your Zero Hour? By. Frederick I. Frankland w V T was officially stated the other day that most road accidents occur between five and six »1 the afternoon, when weary drivers are returning home from their offices and
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    To-day's News Review
    598 12 ANY doubts about the continued popularity of President Roosevelt and his New Deal are dispelled by results in the American elections, in which forty million people went to the polls to elect the entire membership oi the House of Representatives, one-third of the Senate and local legislatures
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    Franco German pact Of Peace
    63 13 Reuter. KM VN-FHENCH de- (la rat ion on the lines of n o|o-Gennan "no war" signed by Hitler d m, hamberiain at h is, \pected before the out, says Renter's oi respondent. I reign m'n's- is understood to be for such step to be I,
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    CUNARD LINER GOES TO SCRAP
    85 13 Reuter. DIR Johi Jar is, M.P. f >r Gnild--3 has signed a contract to v pyl' i< to bs broken up Thi work for new hipI rmed the Special t Sir John Tarvis md buildings s at tt.e old nan Yard on special terms. that
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    SOVIET DEFIES FASCISTS
    73 13 riet dicator, reviewed the Moscow garrison in on the Red Square tanied by Marshal ider of the Red Army, remier of the Soviet i climax to the celethe 21st anniversary d anti-aircraft guns the parade but major I on heavy artillery, ssing the troops, we will crush
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    SERIOUS RIOTS IN BOMBAY
    32 13 Reuter. twice opened fire to the mill area fclv labour strike or t»anisdnst the new labour law. were wounded in the at to hospital with in'in the rioting.—Reuter.
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    ITALIAN CRUISER IN SINGAPORE
    25 13 Italian cruiser Raiontecuccoli arrived in Singa- 1 n a four-day visit. Consul in Singapore and 1 are giving a large reception
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    R.A.F. RECRUITING
    31 13 R .A.F. RECRUITING British Official Wireless. the nineteenth week of Aii Force recruiting campaign 1 pilots, observers, airmen and u 845 during the past week, tal of 11.570 since the cam-
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    PREMIER TO APPEAL TO COUNTRY FOR APPROVAL OF ARMS PLANS?
    216 13 ELECTION IN NEW YEAR Reuter. FOLLOWING THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE IN THE HOUSE Of LORDS TO-DAY, PREMIER CHAMBERLAIN 13 EXPECTED TO TAKE PART IN THE DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS IN THE COMMONS. Interest necessarily centres an d >- fence,
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    FASCIST BLOC A YEAR OLD
    162 13 Serious Defeats For Bolshevism? THE anniversary of the day on which Italy joined the JapGerman anti-Comintern pact is the rubiect of editorial comment in the Berlin press. Bocrsen Z°itunsi says "The grea>. era co-operating in this triang.e »c inflicted a serious defeat in kht t
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    German Embassy Official Wounded
    239 13 Reuter. pRYIXG out, "J want to take revenge on ycu for the suffer.ng your countrymen have caused my ft How Jews," 17-year-eld Frschel Feibal Polish Jew, drew a revolver, fired twice and wounded th? Secretary of the Germar Embassy in Paris, Herr yon Rath. Herr von
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    GERMAN PRINCE GAOLED
    41 13 Reuter. A Berlin message states that Prince Fnedrich Leopold of Prussia has been sentenced to two years' imprisonment by a Berlin court, according to an official announcement, on a charge of having en*T»mHt*»d mor»l rfT>r» rt f»s Reut*r
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    JAPS TO INVADE SZECHUEN NEXT
    313 13 Reuter. JHE Japanese are making preparations for the invasion of Szocliiien, says a Chinese press report. Planes have been making preliminai y surveys and occasior o 1 bombs, presumably with a new to demoralising llu tion. General Yu Han Mao, commander-in-chief of the Kwang lung
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    Lord Mayor's Fund
    25 13 Reuter. The Lord Mayor of London's Czech fund has reached a total of £286,000, including a further cheque for £2,500 from Lloyds.—Renter.
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    One of the exhibits at the Vntique Dealers' Fair, utiich uprned .j Grasvenor House. Park l ane was a Seraphina. a miniature piano of about 1K12. it is a three octave instrument with Bias* tubes filled with water in. stead of wires. The tubes are 'truck with hammers as in the action of the present-day piano. Only 12 of these Scruphinas were made.
    63 13 One of the exhibits at the Vntique Dealers' Fair, utiich uprned .j Grasvenor House. Park l ane was a Seraphina. a miniature piano of about 1K12. it is a three octave instrument with Bias* tubes filled with water in. stead of wires. The tubes are 'truck with hammers as in
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    New Deal Likely To Be Endorsed By Electors
    348 13 U.S. Goes To Polls Reuter. COME 40 million voters will go to the polls to-day to give America's verdict on the new deal of President Roosevelt. The entire membership of the House of Representatives, one-third of the Senate and Government and members
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    PALESTINE REPORT TO-MORROW
    52 13 Reuter. Alter Mr. Mac Donald has finished his statement in the Commons on Wednesday the long-awaited report of the Wocdhead Commission on Palestine will be available, accompanied by a White Paper containing a statement on the Government's policy. It will be broadcast in Palestine on the same
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    HIGH TRIBUTE TO FLIERS
    65 13 QIR Kingsley Wood has telegraphed to Squadron-leader Kcl! tt "Heartiest congratula*ions en the magnificent achievement by the Royal Air Force long distance flight. "•The success of the flight is due to excellence of the personnel of the aircraft and the engines and called for high qualities
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      129 13 Th new TEMPEKaTURF REGTTLA- j'il^"■V* r **»^r- 81 TOR provides each food compartment WK& J with the correct degree of cold regard- I tpl fj? less of the temperature outside the B§g§||p j|jf The new accurate control adjusts th.:- refrigerator's operation tj the temper- 'H ature of th- rocm. i_mJ
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    More Ricksha Pullers To Go?
    192 14 (Tribune Stall Reporter) QOVERNMENT is repatriating Further batch of ricksha pullers shortly. Those intending to avail themselves of this offer will have to report at the office of the Assistant Controller of Labour, >Ir. J. T. Rea, to secure identification slips as well as to
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    Tapah Missionary Kills Two Pythons
    156 14 [from Our Ok7i Correspondent] Tapah, Monday. TWO lame pythons, measuring 15 and 11 feet in length, were kiled by Mi. Santori a Dyak Missionary ttving al the 15th mile, Cameron Highlands Roid, within the space of a few hours. it appears that Mr. Santori, while
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    School Effort To Help China
    73 14 [From Our Own Correspondent] Batu Pahat. Monday.—The special 'gala' night function of the Cheng Siew School held in aid of the China Relief Fund was an enjoyable one. About a thousand dt.Uars was collected. Various kinds of flowers and plants, numerous Chines? classical books and
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    What The Stars Foretell
    271 14 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. Two planetary oppositions may make to-day a little upsetting. The Moon opposes Venus indicating some disappointment, and unfriendliness, and the Moon opposing Mercury is not a good configuration for commercial activities or for trade development. Keep to the beaten track and orthodox
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    RUBBER RETURNS
    14 14 Aver Molek Rubber C 0.—13.997 lo Total for 12 months 231.479 lb.
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    CO-OP. SOCIETY CHIEF PLEADS FOR QUORUM
    272 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) yyHEN the half-yearly -rcneral meeting of the Singapore Municipal Employees* Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society commenced yesterday. Mr. W. Hartley the president referred to the poor attendance of the municipal employees and the lack of co-operation thus indicated. Consideration of an
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    ARMED ROBBERY ALLEGED
    83 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A $l med robbe ry at 11.10 p.m. in *nonipsou Road on Nov. 4. in alleged to have been robbed of a ruby ring valued SIOO, a wrist watch valued $7.00 and $2.30 cash iTad 5 sequel in the third police court this morning
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    TIN RETURNS
    12 14 Renong Tin Dredcuiis: Co. Ltd.—No. 2 dredge. 285 15 piculs.
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    TREE HITS VAN IN EARLY MORNING GALE
    270 14 Widespread Damage In Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) rpREES were nprooted and a remarkable amount of damage was done this morning when the northern monsoon sprang up suddenly at 5 a.m. and raged furiously for about an hour and a half. Trees were blown
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    Nearly Ready
    16 14 A new picture of the Singapore Supreme Court building, which is nearing completion now.
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    FAMED "CHERRY" TREE FIGURES AGAIN IN COURT CASE
    237 14 Singapore, Monday. TpHERE is a "cherry" tree in the back yard of the Burlington Hotel, Coleman Street, which is fast acquiring fame for itself because it has th* l knack of getting mixed up in other people's a fairs. This particular tree,
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    THEY MISTOOK DETECTIVES FOR ROBBERS
    149 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Till, shrill continuous blasts from detective's whistle last night attracted crowds of people to the square between Tiong Bahm and Siong Poh Roads. At 10.15 p.m three Raffles Institution schoolboys returning home from a visit to one of their friends, were commanded
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    Hokkien On Robbery Charge
    51 14 Singapore. Monday.—Chng Chwee Tee, an Hokkien, appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court this morning in answer to a charge of robbery of $50 from Koh Ah Tong yesterday in Singapore. Accused claimed trial and the case was postponed until next week for
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    New K. G. Created
    39 14 Reuter. A Court Circular announces that trieKing has invested the King of the Hellenes with the insignia of Knight Companion of the Garter. The King of the Hellenes lunched with Their Majesties at Buckingham Palace.—Reuter.
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    TRIBUNE FINDS MISSING MAN
    117 14 {From Our Ou n Cor-' Batu Pahat M,, Sueedcn Bah r> .'H-year-old Kuala man, who was reported vanished from him I j. Saturday's Tribune, was same afternoon here by Mr Namasivayam. Hem. << the Jndia-CeyUm Matu Pahat. Norman visited the about 3 p.m. and Namasivayam if
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    CURT REPLY TO HITLER'S OUTBURST
    105 14 Reuter. A STATEMENT in Hitler's Weimar been issued by Mr. Arr. wood, icho uas one tish politicians atti Fuehrer. He assures UitU never said or even that he would like t or Germany de&trcyt He declared. fu Hitler had a pre;. tor democracy and troyed
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    SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST JAPANESE
    63 14 Singapore. I of driving In a ne*l« and Uitvrbv caasing ho Ah iai. Chinese i >ma n.m. on September Road, prefeired against Japanese photograph* amended 10 one of ca«' by a ncaligcnt art, as I MM expired. T be feired to the District < win. Police
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    A Singapore figure—the man who sharpens knives for you. at work untitled a dooi in a Singapore street. – . J
    19 14 A Singapore figure—the man who sharpens knives for you. at work untitled a dooi in a Singapore street. J
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    TUNGKU AND MENTRI
    23 15 its (from left to right): Hit ihe Regent, Tvngku Mahkota. Hi ntri Besar, taken at g cf the Sod ceremony.
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    FELL OFF LORRY
    19 15 Staff Reporter) Ue fell on a lorry at trolleybus terminus Picked up unconscihad no external injuries
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    Flowers Sprinkled On $2,000,000 Building Site
    348 15 TUNGKU MAHKOTA IN JOHORE CEREMONY (Tribune Staff Reporter) Johore Hahru, Monday. SIMPLE but interesting ceremony was witnessed in Johore Bahru to-day, when the first sod was turned at the grounds of the new Government Offices to be erected there. A Gur.rd-of-Honcur 100 strcng from
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    Sikhs Celebrate Guru Nanak Day
    93 15 S njapore. Monday. thousand* of Sikhs n Malaya arc **el:bratiiig (iuru Nanak Day. an importaal reljrknis festival. in Singapore moct of than gathered o the SHcii T mole at Queen Btree! :n(1 at \hr Sir; Ourd Snfll Eabah in WlUcie Road tor prayers and festivities.
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    DENIED CHARGE, BUT FINED
    107 15 Singaoore, Monday. JAMES Began oi "R" Company !oval Fegiment was tc-day fined $3 by Mr C. II Whittom, Traffic Magistrate when he was convicted on ihe charge of failing to obey a traffic signal at the junction of Slumlord Koad and Bencoolen Street on the morning
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    ARRESTED BY SOLDIERS, BAILED OUT AT $1,000
    88 15 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Mondey. rENTY -THREE year old Hainancse named Loi Lian Tong who was arrested by two soldiers at Changi Road, last night, following the robbery of $38.48 from a fellow Hainanese, was this afternoon charged in the second police court
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    The Turf Storm Washes Out To-day's Training
    467 16 RACE WEIGHTS FOR TO-MORROW BAINSOTRW accompanied by a strong wind su. pt ovw BuWit Timah at about the time for starting training this morning and no horses came out for exercise Up to 7 a.m. Weights for tomorrow's eight events, and for two
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    REGIMENT ROMPS HOME
    21 16 Mr. Lee Kirn Puat's REGIMENT (White up) being led in after winnim the first race at Rnkit Timah.
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    TWO SOCCER INTERNATIONALS
    88 16 Reuter. London, Nov. 8. 1"M1E Irish soccer team vs. England at Manc'ae-.ter on Nov. 16 will be: Breen 'Manchester United". Hayes iudder.sfield>. Cook < Everton 1, Brrlly miwall), McMillen (Chesterfield;, own tLerds». Cochrane 'Leeds). Stepiruon (Everton), Baird I Huddersfield 1 merty (Manchester City). Brown <Biringhaml. The Scottish
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    WON AFTER A LONG INTERVAL
    21 16 H. F. biox.iam s French mar; Hcrle Folic up) whe wen a hra; terv on Saturday.
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    S. A. F. A. CUP VS. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
    51 16 f\A.F. A. Cup and League champions, •3 the Royal Artillery and the SI raits Chinese F. A. respect vcly. meet in a friendly match at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday. Charge Of admission will be 50 cents. 25 cents and ten
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    62 16 V.M.C.A. Junior Department "B XI vs. tne Singapore Women's Rest XI on Thursday on the B.R.C. ground at 5.15 p.m Wee Aik Chan, Chin Pm Wee. Byed Shiraziv <capt>. Pon Kirn Client han Joo Miang. Lim Njit Siong, Tan Ouan Hong, Loh Slew Wbye. Fong Kirn Choon Ang
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    RESERVE TEAMS AT THE S.C.C.
    27 16 Celfa il S.C.C. serves met in a era mm of hockey on the Padang vesterj WctTe shows the play in progress. S)
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    To Fight In Singapore
    219 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) CLAM AN Butch Parsons who holds the British Boxing Board of Control licence paid the "Tribune" a visit this afternoon accompanied by Mr. Kirn Lin, manager ot Happy World boxing promotions. Seamim Parsons looked the picture of health and physical fitness. He now
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    HOCKEY Colts Beat Cricket Club On Padang
    361 16 Colts 4; S.C.C 1. JECOND team ol the Singapore Colts proved too strong for the S.C.C. II at hockey on the padang yesterday and won, after a not too one-sided game, by lour goals to one. »At the interval, the Coll led by
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    SOCIAL GOLF: ISLAND CLUB BEAT KEPPEL
    271 16 IN the social match between Kepptl Golf Club and tor Island Club played over the Island i >nrse on Sunday the Island Club won bj 6 1 points. The following are di 1 (Keppel players mentioned Rr B. La Cloche (8) and C J.
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    Open Tournament At Hong Lim Green
    157 17 50 Games Played In Doubles Semi Final LENT tennis was served up in the semi-twl of the Open tt t of the S C.R.C. fifth open invitation tennis tournament Lj, green yesterday, when Chua Choon Leong- and Woon ci X. S. Wis*! and S.
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    S.C.R.C. II BEAT A.C.S. AT HOCKEY
    127 17 MJLC. 7HV St K( toiid hotkey string I avenged their defeat last month the hail ds of the Anglo Chinese l. keatint the scholars by ocU .match played it* Hone Lira Green yesterday. the S.C.R.C. I—o they last yesterfixture. near to :ess. The timely
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    MRS. B. TAN & N. MALLAL WIN MIXED FOURSOME
    120 17 MRS. B. TAN N. MALLAL WIN MIXED FOURSOME PLAND Club November IVtixed Foursome played over the first nine °n Sunday last resulted in a .win for Vt S. B. Tan and N. A. Mallal with a nett score of 31. wins; were some of the best return; d. S. B.
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    S.C.R.C. RUGBY
    59 17 x 'R.C. rugger XV against the 1 at 5 p.m. to-day at the S.R.C. i Ong Swee Law; Low Kee N T Wood Kan. Shim Kah Foo, »i? Mm Tat; Cheong Weng Choon. Cheow Chye; Lee Slew Choh. Koh Kwang, Ong Eng Khuan, Low Guan Chong Hock Hai,
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    MUAR BASKET & VOLLEY BALL COMPETITIONS
    393 17 MUAR BASKET VOLLEY BALL COMPETITIONS (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Sunday. DASKET Ball and Volley Ball Leagues run by the Muar District Men's and Girls' Basket and Volley Ball Association has been brought to a successful close. In the Basket Ball League (men), seven teams participated. The following are the
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    ST. ANDREW'S BEAT R.A. BLAKAN MATI
    68 17 In a forwards battle yesterday, the Si O B A. defeated the RA. (Blakan Mat!) by six points (a try and a penalty to nil, at Farrer Park. Neithe» set of threequarters impressed the-core for the fcamts ceing contiibuted by S. Ross who converted
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    SEGAMAT HOSPITAL CLUB TENNIS
    323 17 [From Our Own Correspondent J Fegamat, Monday. IHE junior doubles ol the annual district tournament has been crmpleted Vepp-adasalcm and w*»*«•im oi' the P.W.D. emerged champions by defeating the Cninese pair Ley Seng Chong and Kg Yook Che° The victory was hard earned. The iunners-up gave
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    Y. M. C. A. WATER POLO MATCHES
    83 17 V M C.A. Ist VS. the S.S.C. to-day c* th V.M.C.A. Pool at 5.15 Pm: (Choo Seng Kav (capt.), Lee Fong Urn, Goh ftnan Cht Llrh Thy* Hock. Lee Kin Ming Yeo T.ow Nghee. Reserve: .)Q!mv Too. V.M.C.A Cnc! v. S.S.C. at the
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    SEGAMAT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
    190 17 [From Our Own Correspondent] Segamat, Monday. DRUGHTFUL tennis was witnessed when Lieu and Kurien 15) met PilJav and Kirn Cheng in the final cf hte doubles event of the annual handicap tournament of the Segamat Hospital Club. Ihe winners were the better pair and the way they
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    GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB BEAT EUROPEANS
    395 18 Women's Hockey Match G.S.C 2; Europeans 1. [N a very well contested and keenly fought game of hockey, on the G.SuC. ground yesterday, the home side defeated the Europeans by two goals to one. Some good stickwork was witnessed on either side and ther? were
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    K. S. Y. C. PICNIC
    42 18 On Sunday next tne R.S.Y.C. annual picnic will be held on St. John's Island with the kind permission of the Director of Medical Services. A start will be made from the Yacht C ub at 10.30 a.m.
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    EUROPEAN WOMEN'S HOCKEY XI
    26 18 European women's hockey team, which met the G.S.C. at yestcrdrv in a practice in preparation for the Poppy Day 'Test' en th<
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    ROXY THEATRE BADMINTON
    92 18 Owing to bad weather en Sunday last the friendly badminton match between the Roxy Theatre B.P. and the K.C. Quek B P. was postponed after one game to ail. It was agreed by the parlies to play the match on Friday (Armistice Day* at 7.30 a.m. at
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    MARIGOLD B. P.
    86 18 Haying before a large gal Marigold BP "B" team teur Athletic Union "B i latters court by five gam< Most of the games v Results are as follows: Quik Song Quee bey, I Sj 4—15. 15—2 and 15—4 Pa lost to Sim Cheng Chwee 10 15 Ng
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    Not Playing In Annual Poppy Day Match
    47 18 Girls' Sports Club team who beat the Europeans at hockey yesterday. G.S.C. players are not in the Rest side select to meet the European women in Poppy Day Charity match to be played at the S CXJ. n> Nov. 1«
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    JOYBELLS B.P.
    60 18 The tsmi-ftnaJ ties In the i fjjj handicap singles tournament last Sunday resulted as foilowi Goh Tian Chye (—l4- beat Taj Chuan i—9) 4—15. 15—3, 15 -7. Lim Ah Chiang (—5) beat Uu" Hcon <scr.» 15—6. 15—3 Tne final tie between Goh iwn and Urn Ah Chjan? -ill
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    Soviet Russia Issues A Challenge To Enemies
    105 19 ONLY POWER TO HONOUR PLEDGE Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 7. ttOVIET Russia is ready to answer two-fold and threefold any aggressor's blow, declared Premier Molotov at a Mass meeting cclebratm;* the Iwenlieth anniversary of the revolution. He said, "Let any western or eastcountry doubting:
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    TONGUE OFFERED TO DEITY
    62 19 Bombay. A FATHER knelt in a temple in of his" s™ rayinff for the lif oi his son, who was lying ill Suddenly b e fore the'priest Hid £51 loSmg "nsciousness. he £5} h s ton «ue at the feet of the «<; y to whom
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    Caused Hurt By Negligent Driving
    66 19 r Singapore. Monday. For driving negligently and thereby causing hurt to one Lim Tbiaa Lian ESLfi 0/c nb T e F 6 at the junction of Beach Ro id and Liang Seah Street, Lion Chee Seng a lorry driver was to-day fined f v Uit
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    Special Police Patrols Round Up "Suspects"
    346 19 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Mnndav. POR the pas* fortnight there have been innumerable report of snail armed robberies i n various parts of th e citv and in almost all these rases, the culprits appear to be youths who <ro about on bicycles armed
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    A merica Arms To Help Western Democracies
    101 19 Reuter. Washington. Nov. 7. AMERICA is reaiming not only to n defend herself against aggression but also to help to keep the mtire western hemisphere safe from threatened attack, declared the Inder Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles broadcasting to South America. The
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    The Newest Air Line
    56 19 Another British inland airmail service was inaugurated recently bj North Eastern Airways, when one of their iWin-engined liners arrived at Croydon with nearly three hundred-weight of mail. It rod lcJr Edinbureh ac nine o clock and had landed at Croydon just lour hours later alter tcuchine
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    GREECE PLANS NEW RADIO LINK
    157 19 Athens. THE foundation stone of a new wireless station which is being built by a British firm at Loutsa near Athens has been laid by M. Nicolopoulos, Under-Secretary of State foi Posts, Telegraphs and Telephones. During the ceremony the new station was blessed by priests
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    BUSINESS MODERATE IN RUBBER MARKET
    254 19 Wi have had a quift week with only fractional fluctuations. The undergone ha.s been steady but business ha* rxen on a very moderate, scale, says Lewis Peat's weekly rubber market report. T„T he eetin K the 15th November of th InternatmnM Rubber R»gulaCon Committee SS
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    Woman's Dream Of Pirate Hoard Comes True
    421 19 mxr, i iou New Soulh Wales. °c<. 28. jjNGUSH relatives of an old man who died here may benefit materially because of a woman's dream of pirate riches! Haying dreamed many times that she had found a pirate's chest containing large sum of
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    R.A.F. Establishes New Non Stop Flight Record
    363 20 Reuter. three of the K.A.F. VickersWellesley bombers of the long-distance flight landed at Port Darwin yesterday, two having completed a non-stop flight from I'liniilil, beating the Russian record by close on 1,000 miles. These two machines averaged 149 m.p.h. No. 1 machine, piloted
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    Assizes Opens With Five Cases
    788 20 Singapore, Monday A SESSION of the Criminal Assizes opened this morning in Singapore High Court with Mr. Justice J. H. Pedlow presiding. The list of caaet, contains two of rape, one case of attempted robbery, one of robbery and one of forgery. This morning the
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    CHICKENS MADE TO ORDER
    93 20 North Bay, Ontario. SCIENCE may soon be able to make chickens to order, according to Mr. W. Harrison, vicepresident of a Montreal pharmaceutical company. Years ot research into glands, the distinguished chemist said in an address here, had enabled Dr. Calvin B. Stone, physiology professor at
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    China Fights For Existence
    221 20 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Chungking, Nov. 7. j\|K. Wang Ching-wei, Vice-piesident of the Kuomintang, in a stirring speech yesterday at the close of the Peoples Assembly here referred to war difficulties, which had been forseen by the Chinese at the beginning of the hostilities. He urged
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    s.s. BURDWAN
    18 20 The P. and O. Burdwrr. la due at S;ngapore from Hongkong at 19 a.m. tomorrow 'Wednesday!
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    Attempted Extortion
    59 20 Singapore. Monday.—Two Teochius, Kang Lai Yock and Ng Yong Chen';, were this morning produced before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court and charged that they at 2 p.m. on Nov. 4, at 108. Jalan Sultan, attempted to extcit $5 from A. W. Giap Seng. Accused claimed
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    IN PENSIVE MOOD
    67 20 Mr. tfamoru Sliigemitsu, the Japanese Ambassador to London, arrived at Victoria Station to take up his appointment. He succeeds Mr. Shigeru Yoshida and was formerly Ambassador in Moscow where he conducted the recent negotiaviens during the dashes between Russia and Japan on tbe Amur River and at
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    Funeral Of Late Mr. D. C. Perreau
    409 20 jyjR. Daniel Charles Perreau, member of a well known Eurasian family, passed away at the resident of his daughter Mrs. M. Orr, in Ipoli Lane, Singapore on Sunday night, after a short illness, at the age 01 72 years. Mr. Perreau retired from
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    AUSTRALIA FLIGHT POSTPONED
    52 20 Reuter. Mr. C. W. A Scott and Mrs Hr-en. who olanned a two day flight w Sydney in the D. H. Comet with w Scott won the 1935 Air have posi poned the venture until March, "owing to unavoidable delays" in the completion of the necessary ground
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    INDUSTRIAL REORGANISATION PROGRAMME PURSUED DESPITE WAR
    678 21 .NEW LAW PROMULGATED: LTS ALMS AND OBJECTS rjpHE new law promulgated by the National Government on industrial mobilisation in China appears to be bul another step in the direction o' the extension of economic state control over private business activities in China. It follows
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    OVERSEAS SUPPORT
    52 21 Central News. Mm*!? I Tend n« Chinese residents Philippine Wand" toeetrier tf I Manila Chinese Chamber of Commerce cind othe*- leading organisations, jomuy sent a telegraph to Chungkmi p w- lv full suppert to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. The messare added that they had full confidence in his leadership.—
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    ALWAYS PREPARED
    16 21 nay to render war service. Thousands of them signal sendee behind the firing ;ines.
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    "SPONTANEOUS AND GENUINE" SAYS WELL KNOWN PRESSMAN
    272 21 American Sympathy For China DESPRE YD sympath) for China's cause and a profound conregardless of the outcome of the immediate ii, Japanese imperialism is foredoomed to defeat of military adventures in China, animate large nerican population, according to Mr. Frank newspaperman, who has
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE
    107 21 C/rW 7b Continue Their Financial Support THE Overseas Affairs Commission has despatched a circular cablegram to overseas Chinese explaining To them the new turn of events in the war situation and urging them to continue the r financial support to the Government. The strategic withdrawal from Canto-* and
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    CHINA'S STRENGTH KEPT INTACT
    124 21 Central News. DESPITE the evacuaiion of the J Wuhan cities, the Chinese strength is kept intact, declare* a Chinese high commander in an interview at an undisclosed place at the front with a Central News correspondent. I During fighting UO the past few months the Japanese
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    China's Major Problem
    222 21 THE adequate and efficient care of the wounded Chinese soldiers constantly looms as one of the major problems of the nation, second cnlv to its armed resistance to the invading armies. Upon the solution, of this problem depends ultimate victory or defeat. Not only has China more
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    BRACEGIRDLE COMMISSION EXONERATES MR. BANK
    725 22 Sir Baron Adversely Criticised MR. WEDDERBURN AND MR. WODEMAN TOO TJ Colombo, Oct 29. T long-awaited report of the Bracegirdle Commission will I understand, be in the hands of the Minister on Monday ft Wffl, in a!! probability, be issued for general publication on Wednesday,
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    I.F.A. TEAM BACK FROM AUSTRALIA
    270 22 True Sportsmanship' On The Soccer Tour Colombo. f pilE Australians, particularly the frowards, play splendid soccer and would faro well against the best teams in f he world/ declared Mr. P. Das Gupta, captain of the Indian Football Association Team, in an interview with "The
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    CENTIPEDE KILLS TIC-POLONGA
    50 22 YVadduwa. il SMALL tic-polonga was killed by a laige centipede in Moliigoda village. A middle-aged woman had been bitten by the centipede. Soon afterwards the centipede was seen struggling with an 18--inch tic-polonga which entered the house. In a few minntes the eeatipede bit its opponent fatally.
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    Village Franchise Ordinance
    178 22 India Protests (United Press). Colombo, Nov. 1. IT is understood that the Govern- ment of India have definitely refused to accept the recent amendment to the Village Franchise Ordinance passed by the Ceylon State Council. The Government of India, it appears, feel that the amendment Which excludes
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    State Aid For "Rubber" Peasants
    115 22 PEASANTS will tie provided with free state assistance In opening of bind for new rubber planting. This was approved by the Hoard of Ministers. The assistance will comprise money grants, skilled advice and supervision, and planting material The scheme also suggests the ex»if land Dlanted
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    BRIGHT SPOT IN REPORT
    176 22 Colombo. Here Is a bright spot from the report of Mr. A. Vital Pai. Agent of the Government of India in Ceylon It is an admitted fact that the stano ard of living of the Indian estate labourer has definitely increased They now dress themselves better.
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    Ceylon Girl Boxers
    57 22 PORlhe first of professional Ceylon two girls if |j j a*re will htfhi er« h»J rounds. Miss Lawton. who d Ceylon girl, had to bo-. S months ago as ther, wa cept her challenge A Ceylon girl. Miss w m accepted the challenge £iw] her training very
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    Buddhist Lecturer For Munic University
    99 22 Colombo Nc fpHF possibility of im Sinhalese Buddhist i > in Buddhism at Munich M is bein.tr considered by Pm Aufahauser. Prof, of Theolop Missionary Science at Mv is now in Colombo Interviewed he said that th? H authorities would welcom? > lecturer and he
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    SWORD IS NO SOLUTION, SAYS MAHATMAJI TO FRONTIER MEN
    459 23 Typical Gandhian Epigrams (United Press). Bannu, Oct 11. v I SI'BH \S CHANIHU BOSE Es to-day 'Kin? of If people demand (hat he should go, he can go at any moment, for he neither sword nor firearm,'' said Mahatma Candhi uddressmamnoth
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    EXPELLED JEWS
    95 23 (United Press). Kanchi, Oct. 31. ;i, iiihar Government have deI to pay between Rs. 250 U (jo per mensem to each ot foui expelled CzechoslovaI i |u .U u > v. ho arc proposed to i ppoinUd by the Industries I,, unit lit in response to fran,iit j
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    Ex-Minister's Name Not On Voters' List
    121 23 Allahabad Oct. SI. [< iNS to th< entral Le- Assembly have been filed he Seven Cities Non-Mahomedaa Urban Constituency, rendered vacant by the resignation oi Dr. Bhagwan Das. Pandit Pyarelal Snarma. ex-Minis-ter ot the United Provinces, who had en nominated by the I".P. Congress
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    FEMALE EDUCATION IN BIHAR
    85 23 (United Press). |p Batheja, Director of Public Bihar, has issued a to the chairmen of all ;arding improvement and female education in this that the percentage of in Bihar (0.8 per cent.* is the low r est in the whole of India, he lias stressed on
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    EXHIBITION IN MADRAS
    57 23 (United Press). Madras. Oct. 29.—Mrs. Sarojini Naidu ha* be»n tainted by the Tamilnad ConExhibition Committee to open the All-Tnd.a Khadi and Swadeshi Exhibition on Dec. 18 at the Congress House. Ihe Madras Government and the Government of Mysore, Hyderabad, Travancoie and Cochin States will eJso be participating
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    40 23 (United Press). ~*wLi& m eetina cf the newly ccistituteci Muslim Leasee Party in the tind Assembly he:d recently, Sir G'mHidavatullah, ex-Premier, \va c.ectod Leader. Mir Bundalii Tair£L2f Leader and Mr. m. h rw ar S chkr 01 1 United Press).
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    MUSLIMS' MOVE TO OVERTHROW ASSAM MINISTRY
    152 23 (United Press). NEGOTIATIONS are proceeding 1 for holding an emergent sessicn cf the Assam Provincial Muslim Conference at Gauhati immediately before the December session of the Assam Assembly when an attempt will be made to unify all the Muslim members of the Assembly under
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    SCENE IN BOMBAY ASSEMBLY
    145 23 (United Press). Poona, Oct. 28. THE calm and seiene atmosphere inside the Bombay Legislative Assembly chamber was quite unexpectedly disturbed this afternoon following refusal by Mr. S V. Parulekar, a member of the Assembly, to withdiaw his aspersions attributing partiality to the Chair. Mr. Parulekar while
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    News Brevities
    384 23 (United Press). THE Local Sell -uovernment Com- rnitiee appointed by the U.P. Government have recommended that ihe metropolis of Lucknow shculd be raised to the tatus of a Corporation. IT this recommendation is accepted by the Government, Lucknow will be the only inland city in India to have
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    GANGES CANAL HYDRA-ELECTRIC SCHEME
    127 23 (United Press). Lucknow, Oct. 24. THE total expenditure on the Ganges Canal Hydro-Electric Scheme to date amounts to approximately Rs. two and a half crores (Rs. 25.000,000) as against Xv 34,238.400 provided for in the project by the Secretary of State for India. Five canal power
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    SOCIALIST TO BECOME BOMBAY MAYOR?
    240 23 (United Press). Bombay Oct. 27. JS- the City of Bombay £oiri£ to have a full-Hedged Socialist Mayor ne\i year? This question is being canvassed among circles interested in the civic affairs of Bombay for the last few days in view of the difficulty which confronts
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    SILVER JUBILEE OF A TAMIL FILM
    63 23 To-day, the. 25th day of its run in Singapore, tne weil-known Tamil pic- tore 'Ambikapathi' will have its 'Stive* Jubilee' celebrated at the Marlborough Theatre, where it has been attracting crowded houses since the Dipawali. Mr B. Govindasami. J.P.. will be present at the
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    LT-COI.. MUIRHEAD
    57 23 (United Press). Madras. Oct. 29.—According to the original programme Lt.-Col. Muirhead, Under-Secretary of State for India who s touring India is to arrive here on November 30. But he has changed his programme and is expected to reach Madras during the first week of Decern bei and tour
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    TREE PLANTING CEREMONY IN S'PORE
    100 24 MARKING the diamond jubilee of the Singapore Presbyterian Church, nine Sunday school children planted two Flames of the Forest trees in the church compound yesterday mowing. Special services were held in the morning and evening. Co.. Prior founder of the Ponggol Sailing c!ub is seen
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    NEW SAILING CLUB FORMED
    58 24 Founded by Col. Charles L. I'nor. fhe newly formed Ponirgol Sailing Club was opened by Mrs. J. 11. \Y. P'mh on Sunday. T > mark ihe opening of the club, an At Home v as held, followed by a race in which seven kolehs took part.
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    GERMANS HAVE NEW CLUBHOUSE
    60 24 Opened By Spore Consul-General HERMANS from all Mafiva aftended the ipanj of thei, new eluh. Detttdb Haus, on Saturday. There m a lar«re and represent:»tive pAfceriag present at the function. After dinner, spec gnetmgs were received over the \urvks* from Berttii. The eluh was declared open
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    SINGAPORE WINTER RACES START
    28 24 ■MU P-n.ers co„ wti s (he dividends at the races on Saturday. The Tnhune ti dinners fo, that day. ihelnbune t,pste r ?ave four
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