Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's Newspaper- W r wspaper. Largest Sales Vol XXVII. So. 281. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1938 FIVE CKXVS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday. November 2<;, 1928. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1938 five cor
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      54 1 Read The Sl\ D A V I IS I IS UJVE Dominant In Malaya "BULLDOG" B0 l)V hV mU 1 GUINNESS IS GOOD '^T^^^^ F(» YOU! w^'^^^ GuTtrojE^b W.P.3. 4A hen baby needs milk W f from a bottle 3LIJ£C9nUISc STRONG MUSCLES SOUND TEETH |hB STRAIGHT BONES THAT ,s EVERY
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      136 1 I I if" j I I I some me, tenant Ms m anne tifatt rooorfm™ m, Br ntsonlf RM(f> I I W'"rtn»on JJoad, /or ja/e. Area from 12,000 ware feet to 17 000 I «,«are feet. From 11 cents to IS cen's per saur.re foot, according to the I *ite.
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      46 1 j MADAME PAGE M rirr.Hiiiiv Lmĕmm. I .MTKI DRESSMAKER AND DKSIGNCR. G( wn:; DeiltlM»! Created in !.er «vurk rooms j 9 s :io IS, RATTRRY It OA I), SINGAPORE. I I HAWAIIAN GUITAR j Tropical Model. PRICE FROM $18. season CO., LTD., 115, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD.
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    Munich Is A Triumph Of Violence, Says Gandhiji
    219 2 Bombya, "tUJROPE has sold her soul for the sake of a seven days' earthly 121 existence," writes Mr. Gandhi in his weekly paper The Hanjan. "The peace Europe gained at Munich is a triumph of violence." he says, "but it is also
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    165 POUNDS PUMPKIN
    48 2 Berlin. A RECORD weight for pumpkins is claimed by an amateur gardener of Neuenhaus, near Bentheim, the Ger man railway frontier station on the Dutch frontier. He has grown a pumpkin weighing over 165 pounds. (Pumpkins usually average between 50 and 100 pounds in weight).
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    Amnesty For Rexists
    24 2 Brussels.—The Belgian government lias decided to propose to parliament an amnesty for certain categories of piisoners, including a number of Resist*.
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    What Readers Are Saying RUBBER REGULATION CRITICISED
    623 2 We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. rTo the Editor of the Malaya Tribunei Sir. —The Rubber Regulation Enactment has been in operation now for jour and
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    PEOPLE OF S. W. AFRICA WARNED AGAINST RUMOURS
    178 2 Windhoek. S.M fMri. "THE Union Government no intention of qivin? Sant/i-iVot Africa away," declares Dr (onr?.rtif. Administrator of fhe terrUm. m a message to the Rem* people. "It is part of Sooth Africa rod remain such.' Toe neople, who m t hided
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    90,000 Women Defy Law
    38 2 Mere than 90,000 women everj de*y the- lq,w against Lll< in England. This was a statement tm conference of the National Women in London when a was passed making a stroti legalisation of abortion.
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      449 2 SIEAMER SAILINGS P&C^and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). J. A i) s. CCS SAILINGS. Ol I WARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1938. CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 2 CARTHAGE 15,000 >3ec. 16 2 BHUTAN 0,100 Dec. 17 j Bl BAR o,oon Dec. 20 RAJ Pl] I'ANA 17,000 Dec. 30 ie.3o 1 s< >i
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      354 2 STEAMER SAILINGS tuoypj DOES YOUR LEAVE APPROACH? Please let us offer yon accommodation jDn the I fastest, most modem and I luxurious. N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. I Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTDI 124, Robinson Road, Phone 7565. iTRAITS STEAMSHIP «0., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PORT SWETTENHAM. Monday. 4
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      324 2 HOLIDAY CRUISES To: BANGKOK SAIGON. By Luxurious One Class Motorships. I Displacement Tons From Penang, P. s ham Malacca, Spore S m.s. "ALsia" U25CO> 29-11 30-11 1-12 3-12 S mj. "Selandia" U3 ouu> 20-12 21-12 ?2-i2 23-r> m.s. "Boringia" (12.5001 10-1 11-1 12-1 14-1 j SPECIAL j j CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
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      204 2 O. S. li. Line I s.s. "Arabia Maru" (10.000 G. Tons) Leaves Singapore Dec. 12. at p.m. I direct for COLOMBO <arr. Colombo Dec. 17. at p.m.) African South' American Ports Fare*:—Singapore Colombo. Cabin class $***** third Class S 49.00 Third Class S 31.20* Deck 20.00* without diet*. Subsequent sailings:—
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      125 2 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., M n (Incorporated in Direct Service to Japan via Hong* ol i ™d to Calcntta via fen*" l Taking cargo on through Bui Jjj* ing for Canton, Macao, Swal Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwv' ports, Formosa, the Philippines. FOH PENANG AND CALCI I J YUENSANG Dec HOSANG
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    82 3 1/vw—Mrs lan Chim S'wi (nee Madam Ang Seok Chik (Chichik), a;;ed5G years, pa oi?v- a way P sac efully at 10 30 a.m. on 2ath ins'.int at No 57, Onan Road She leaves behind her husband, cn:y broiner <ivir. Aug Boor. Seang), 6 sons. Tan Kim S'eck
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    What The Stars Foretell
    402 3 SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS■ nether unfortunate that th>s is a dai of rest as the burners end financial inrtuences are string and show that thing? would go 2 with a swing, and trade be very prosperous. Since it is other- 2 wise, and the stars of
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      629 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES' Singapore Municipality TENDERS «wnKRJS invited for the *r rials or service. Foi pal Tender Room ,r te ol Closing. Nov., 1938. v and delivery at Paya "?Sr Pumping Station of •3 casements. (Deposit 12 noo: Dec. 7, 19?8. Jsi and delivery of Steel HXrsind Collapsible Gate
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      671 3 PUBLIC NOTICFS Mohamed YunosT B^S v xunos Bin Hassan. Plaintiff Mohamed 4min Bin Awang Chik AUCTION SALE (M 7 fendant ,eSSrs CI N G KOON SENG (Pursuant To Order Of Court Dated 30th At th. D Y of April 19 38) ai tne Saleroom of Mr k pjh«« Johore. ON
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      789 3 PUBLIC NOTICES GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS from approved contractors on.y will be received at the Settlement Engineer's Office, Public Works Department Singapore, up to noon of the atll December, 1933, for the Supoly and Delivery of Oils and Greases :or the year fo.- ihe Pub.ic Woiks and Customs and ixjise Departments,
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      445 3 FOR SALE DOGS AND CATS INSPECT Doberman's, Bull Terries. Fox Terriers ALutians, Grey Hounds. Queenslana Cattle Dogs, Pom.;, Persian Kitties These will gladden your hearts. Our .ovabl e Puppies and Kittens find ready sale, come In time and take your choice We board your Dogs carefully Happily and Cheaply at
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      863 3 THK SINGAPORE ELECTRO-PhATIM. WORKS (Fstd. 1?28) 23-3. Coleman Stn t We specialise in Gold. Silver. Nickel Copper and Chromium-Ploting mSS"* f t^' rT warP a sprciality. etc. SPECIAL REDUCTION DURl\'<; MAY 1 HELP YOP? Thirty years' practical experierce homoeopathic treatment. Many chrbni. i and complicate cases have oeen cured t><
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    92 4 British Official Wireless London, Nov. 25. Paris 178 43 64 New York 4.64.i Montreal 4.67 ft Brussels 27.44 Geneva 20.40 Amsterdam 8.53 ft Milan 88 5 16 Berlin 11.59 Stockholm 19.41 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague 136 ft Helsingfors 226*4 Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 ft Athens 547 ft
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    818 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Nov. 25, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Austral Malay 43!- «t norn Ayer Hitam 25 .3 Ayer Weng 0.60 0.65 Bangrin Tin f J«g Eatu Selangor 1-JO l.« Eerjuntai W «B Burma Malay 21,9 «w chenderiang 13.»
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    PRODUCE
    175 4 Singapore. Nov. 25 r (Blmm) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $160 R (Siam» W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $150 R. Hiam> W. Coast N0.3 per Koyon $225 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 g» Siam Rice "Lowhway No. 2 $-.0Siam Rice 'Lowhway No. 3 Siyu Siam "Singhway" No.
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    EXCHANGES
    192 4 Singapore, Nov. 25. Tb P following are the exchange stock ihi^morningaccording to the daily circuia- °Sled by the Hongkong and ShanghaTßanking Corporation: SELLING mm 2 3 1316 London J.T. 2 3 13 16 London demand 1 2068 Lyons demand aartV. Switzerland demand jgg Hamburg demand .iTJ New York demand
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    127 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No IX R.S.S Spot loose 27 ft 27 ft No. IX RS.S. F.OB. in cases November 27ft 27ft G F AQ. R.S.S. FOB in bale- November 27 ft 27* 3 FAQ. R.S.S. F. 0.8. in
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    Jewish Settlement
    45 4 Reuter. Lusaka. Nov. 25 —The Governor informed Mr. Malcolm Macdonald that the North Rhodesian Government Wil! support any practicable scheme for limited settlement of Jewish refugees such as a pioneer party of 30. followed later by families to a total of approximately 150—Reuter.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    175 4 A) rived from Saigon by KNILM plane "PK-AFJ" —Mr. R. Nicolau, Uv. .7. RC. Ainoux. mm left for N.E.I, by KNILM plane 'PKAFJ"—Mr. R. Nicolau. Mr. J. R. C, Arll°Arrived from N.E.I, by KIM. plane PH-ARB"—Mr. Knesfeld, Mr. Dikken. Mr Mijs, Mr. Wennekers, Mr. and Mrs. Hoekstra.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    69 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Nov. 25. 5 p.m. Total foT Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex. Div. year TIN. Payable Date to date Fattani W. Nov. 10 Nov. 24 Nov. 21 b r 'r Raub 5d Dec. 8 Dec. 14 Dec. 9 Is Raw&ng Cone.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    258 4 C% Mavntrl Co, ltd., $30,00* Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 V 2 :OZV 2 norn 4V 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 109 110 norn 4V 2
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    388 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous RUBBER Q Firmer snot Buycri 7 1516 8 Bpot Sellers 8 1116 Bft Ist Forward (December) Buyers 715 16 8 Fellers 81 lo Bft l 2nd Forward''(JanlMar.) Buyers 8 8 116 Sellers Bft 83 16 3rd Forward '(Apr.|June) Buyers Bft Bft 8 3 16
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      401 4 BANK OF CHIXA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office -6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: 44 CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40,000,000 09 Reserve Funds in mmM nnn excess Ch. 5,200,000 T °appSately Ch. ™20 000,000
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      55 4 SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5— p.a. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P 8c O BANK.
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      172 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd <Incorporated in the Straits Settlement? CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,0©M** HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. S,N < ,X 458. North Bridge Road. SjnjapjJ» Local Branches 253, South Bridge Road, Singtpw Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA LONDON BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd, T:u 1 C Lloyds
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      447 5 ITO-MO SERVICES] V W'S CATHEDRAL Holy Communion. ral Eucharist; Sunday School. ►ng and sermon. R K. X S. Adam,. Second Coming. 1 Weekdays n Monday and Fri on Wednesday (St. p at 1 and 8 a m. on Thursday and 3atur- Wednesday at 6 n w'a Eve—Day of Missions from
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      519 5 Benediction. of the AsioHA,™ thr Members Pr Pa Bc^Schoc! Subject: -God the Redeemer". Pnro ISTI AN SCIENCE SOCIETY Orange Grove Road BtattnnrM > cW:°The hMtaSfM ChriSt Sd tis mnU^ 6 1 and Modern Necromancy alias "Mesmerism and in -s rp U J ll De ™unced." ai d 1° am. Sunday
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      403 5 Sunday, 10.30 a.m. Breaking of Bread 'Malay Serviced 4.30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 6 p.m. Gospel Service (In English). Speaker: Mr E. Upson. Tuesday, 8 p.m., GosDel Service (in Malay I. Speaker: Mr. Tan Koon Chuan. Wednesday, 8 p.m., Prayer and Ministry Service (in Malay). Speaker: Mr. Wee
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      268 5 .Straits Chinese Church Pastor: Rev Che w Hock Hin. Sunday. 3.30 p.m. Sunday School 430 p.m. Service of Worship Uo Ma lay*. Preacher Mr. Low Kway Song Monday. 8 p.m. Bible Class. Thursday. 4 p.m., Women's Monthly Meeting— speaker: Mrs. Lim Guar Quee. Thursday, 5.30 pm. Testimony MeetSpesker: Rev. Chew
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      396 5 DOG'S HEAD I DRANDY SPECIAL MATURE AUSTRALIAN ftjlgP BRANDY J (HOSPITAL W m QUALITY) A| JSTI?AIIAN vs»tr PURE BRANDY IS THE FINEST j "PICK-ME-UP" IN THE TROPICS SIME, DARBY 8c CO., LTD. WP.S. 17 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES. i\i the saleroom of
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      245 6 I MEN AT THE TOP wear garters and most of them wear PARIS NO METAL CAN TOUCH YOU They're "tops" for comfort— dependability and economy. Hold socks faultlessly smooth. They are perfectly tailored of highest grade materials and come in a variety of smart colors and widths. Always get the
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      41 6 I 2939 AMERICAN H.M.V RADIOS Morfni B—Ql—B RCA Tubes Sole Agents: KEE HUAT RADIO CO, 122-124, Orchard Road, g SINGAPORE. Phone 4566 For Style, c Comfott Economy, The Oriental Optical Co.. gSScg m p N R Bn Qg e FREE TESTING.
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      79 6 WINCAIttfIS THE NEVER-FAILING TONIC. wf •yeuti FUTURE A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE WRITE TO OP CALL AT 28«. River Valley Road Singapore. r: 1 Take all your Clocks, Watches and Gramophones that go wrong to YICK WOH HING (Near Middle Road). and they will have them goin? ight for you in
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      115 6 BE EC HAMS PILLS LIVERISHNESS Th ere is no thing hkeOVALTINE for Quality and Value rorrf valuable new m\ flCiCa RECIPE BOOKLET! I |tt "TROPICAL RECIPES" Wtf Favorite tropical recipes improved 1 and tested by Royal cookery experts. Every recipe practical for making in your jĔff uSfoĔkf^^ own kitchen! Economical.
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      29 6 OVRHAUL^ 'Thm ttagMm to Hetondillon motor* Without resort ooJuJze. change new ring*. at oversized pistons, application to thousand miles f nam- W»d addrrss to SPOT RADIO 5K orchard Road.
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      1024 6 Malaya Cup Match RABS££' 1 NE^V$ Commentary —4.50 p.m. J| ZHP metres (9.69 mcs> n t a music. I V\. 12 45 by gh ßelle?s eSt Hun Sd. I I 3I I I X M 1.30 Mkklay h ßifbber h 2.50 h our music (record). g{ W l\V 11 VA/
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE "That Certain Age" Is Deanna Durbin's Age
    276 7 J)EANNA Durbin will wear a long dress in her coming picture, That Certain Age/ now in production at Universal Studio according to Joe Pasternak, who is busy producing the new Durbin The grown-up dress will be worn in one sequence of
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    Why The Crowd Roared
    18 7 r and Maureen O'Sultultan! mood—scene from n-Mayers "The Crowd h wing at the Capitol.
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    Stardust
    52 7 I VIS years ago Donisp and Tom Wilson her in "The Birth Crisp playing Genand half a dozen s, Wilson playing eighnl characters. It has time between joint but Warner Bros. in the two together :;irtortant roles in the Wayne Morris pie- alley of the Giants," the Peter B.
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    STAR-ARTIST
    16 7 Javne Regan, who en role in Paramount's confined to dramas" es colour sketches and storiea,
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    Christmas Recital At Paya Lebar
    263 7 A concert of selected Christmas rnus, 1 r is being given on Decern!fcr 1 by the comparatively new Senior and Junior Choirs of Paya Lebar Methodist Church. They are being assisted by singers from other Methodist choirs, a guest doub'e duartet, and students from the
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    GOODMAN TURNS "HIGH BROW"
    162 7 New York. JK. Benny Goodman, world famou; with his band as a master on "swing*" music, is turning "high brow" here soon. lie and M. Joseph Szigeti. the Hungarian violinist, are to appear together playing the world premiere of a con certo for violin and clarinet
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      168 7 STOLEN FROM THE SOUTH SEAS MAIDEN Th* SOCrot ef her ttrnnge enchantmentl TATTOO for lips instead of patty coatingl 100»P Yhe glamorous little South IfcSH Seas enchantress doesn't coat 7 ~WX her lips with pasty colour' t£h that has no allure. Indeed fLS& I not! Instead, she Tattoos E SffN
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      379 7 No. .~~"f How did* she geb f/\ 1 ker Slim, ""XAlf I Attractive I It's hard to believe that a short M L she was advised to take Bile Beans. I she takes fl If you want to be attractive and regain a lovely, fashionable figure just take Bile Beans
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      209 7 MMWiUIII«a«* —><——■— am mm •aaao«as /DAILY CROSSWORD I j§ij Litl<»ll 1 1 I m 1 1J CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN .of an animal Terrifying iestic who keeps house 2 z ne r e f warded wilfully 3. Dash with force »ut blemish 4 stn P uction 5. Nobleman > threads
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      616 8 Packed out at Every Show since Opening! The Best Week-End Show of all! Ifli mO nap m SPECIAL MATINEE m it m I I f WMj TO-DAY at 3.15 Each Patron will receive a Coloured Fan Photo of ROBERT TAYLOR Free at the Matinee--6.1J NIGHTLY 9.15 A DRAMA THAT PACKS
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      253 8 I ROXY BAR OPEN j PM. «L M~T. II A SPECTACULAR ACTION DRAMA FOR THE FESTHE SEASON PACKED HOUSES AT BOTH SHOWS LAST NIGHT. The Drama Of Dare-Devil HHfIHHHfIRSRSSI Saldiers Who Guard The Jf W Outpost of The British H§ Empire Thrilling Adventure Ai.ci Last Moment Rescue! "The DRUM More
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      158 8 IN RESPONSE TO HUNDREDS of REQUESTS FROM PATRONS WHO ENJOYED "ALF S BUTTON AFLOAT WE ARE PRESENTING FOR ONE DAY ONLYPAVILION 3 15 615 915 TO-DAY LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL AND MICKEY MOUSE AND DONALD DICK I\ HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY JUBILEE THEATRE 7.13 p.m. riVOLI HALL. 9 M p.m. TO-NIGHT M-G.-M.'s Great
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      149 9 POSITIVELY LAST TWO SHOWS Sat: 25th Sun: 26th at 11 A .M only I a lhambral BRING THE KIDS ALONG: fg Greatness! M ;V TIIAT WILL WARM AND DELIGHT VOl |ir I» ONCE SEEN' «,LL ALWAYS BEKKAIEM i hsed: [HEW IS MOf UNIFORM EXCELLENCE ARE THREE NAMES 1 HAT S
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      256 9 TO-MGHT BOLERO shows SUHARA DfINM, who will be taking the leading part in the well-known play "FATIMMA" at the "BOLERO" To-night. RADIN ISMAIL who together With Bachtiar ecendi and Moesta Djap win be taking the leading roles. It's a play that ran for 14 days in Java Calcutta. BALI DANCES.
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      145 9 Hen s The Perfect Show for your Week-end entertainment BOOK N OW and BRING YOUR PARTY ALONG j OPENING TO-DAY AT 3.15, 6.15 9.15 P.M. AIHAMBRA I Another Big Hit from 20th Ckntury-Fov, presenting Two Big Stars in their P«fee t Picture I o v (i 6069 Vw >" ALSO
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    THE NINE-POWER TREATY
    652 10 ■FREQUENT references to the Nine-Power Treaty arc made in the course of discussion of the conflict in China, but it is poss ble that a good many people are vague lfl their ideas a* to what the treaty stipulated. It is as weU f then, to recall
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    Traffic And War Will Send Us Underground
    943 10 Reporters And Crime WEEK-END REVIEW (OPINIONS have been voiced more than U once that cities of the future, Instead of being above-ground as they aie lt present, should be built underground. at least should have large underground complements which at time. Future Cities
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    To-day's News Review
    599 10 DEADLOCK in the Japanese efforts to form a federal Government for the occupied areas of China is announced at the same time as ■< ports of intensification of Chinese guerilla warfare. It is not surprising that Army Commanders who know nothing of politics and less about the
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      241 10 /7 I With a Jar of Marmite, I anc a ew orcu nary l^ings like eggs, cheese, tomatoes, etc., there are lots of delicious I savoury meals you can make I in a matter of minutes. I j Marmite makes the simplest J V* ext reme ty appetising. Marmite makes
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      19 10 FRESH FLORAL WREATHS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE "OUR SHOP" 16. DIIOBY GHAL'T, Singapore. Telephone No. 2166 1
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    THESE NAMES MAKE NEWS
    67 11 i rowds gathered spite the typical King Carol droye in from Victoria Talace on ral *ith Prince Michael—his state visit. |osl received in London Istanbol of General Ismet uotograph taken after rai'i election as President i fuik(v in succession to the late •v.. mal Ataturk. asKJlimif
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    NATIONAL REGISTER FOR BRITAIN NEXT THURSDAY
    164 11 Organisation Of Manpower Reuter. \STATPMi,'VT i London. Nov. 2"> *v ,S bemg mado in I arl amcnl next Thursday e^? ,BlMtlon of Britain's available manpower, Mates Keuters lobby correspond 2nt. r hiS SUbjcet a: now Pro-tlcally complete and are Sir I ,T ,'L '"dude
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    KING CAROL INSPECTS WARPLANES
    52 11 King Carol of Rumania and Crown Prince Michael were guests at the Royal Air Force vtation at Odiham, Hampshire, where thry saw a demonstration Britain's latest warplanes and the balloon oarrage. Here is King Carol making a close insoection cf a 335 miles an hour "Hurricane"
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    POPE SUFFERS HEART ATTACK
    149 11 Reuter. Ya.ica. ty, Nr»\. 2"">. IJIS the Pope suffcrjd I heart attack to-day and h*s cir.d tion is described as prave, though improving. An official communique issued this morning stated that after celebration '.t Holy Mass His Holiness was seized by Ml attack of cardiac asthma.
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    CIVIL WAR DANGER IN FRANCE?
    279 11 Reuter. London, Nov. 25. official j urn.ii to-morrow will publish a decree authorising the Minister of Labour if necessary to requisition the mines industries of the Nord Department. Street meetings and demonstrations arranged by the General Confederation to-morrow are forbidden. The.se are the evidences of
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    HOLLYWOOD FIRE CHECKED
    92 11 Reuter. Los Angeles, Nov. 25. A thousand fire-fighters believe that they have at last checked the disastrous bush fire here, a fire the estimated damage cf which is between $3.000.000 lc $4,000,000. Among palatial homes reported destroyed are those of Madeline Carroll, the film star, Sam Wood,
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    LORDS TO DEBATE CHINA MATTERS
    71 11 Reuter. I on lon. Nov. S3 I ORD EUibank has put down a motion in the House ol Lords for discussion mi Dec. argent* 1> enJMnn attention to the grave situation of British interests in China and a kin? Lord Halifax what has hern the
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    Joint Foreign Action In Shanghai
    182 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 25. •THE British Chamber of Commerce and other British associations have joined with the American and French chambers and other national bodies such as the American Association of Shanghai, Belgian Chamber of Commerce, China Association, British Residents Association, Canadian Club. Danish Association.
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    DEADLOCK REACHED ON FORM OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR CHINA
    385 11 T Pciping, Nov. 25. pLAiNS to a federal Government of China with headquarters at Peiping have reached a deadlock, according to reliable sources. The •hfficulty is stated to be due to difference of opinion between various sections of the Japanese Army
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    Pan-American Parley Example To The World
    294 11 Reuter. New York. Nov. 2r>. IMSFORK leaving for the Pan-American conference at Lima Peru. Mr. C« rdeU H»n\ Secretary of State, told pressmen that the conference "offered a solid cause for hope in a world threatened despair." Mr. Hull hailed as an encouraging :act
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    GENERAL STRIKE IN FRANCE
    26 11 Reuter. Paris Nov. 25.—The executive of the C G T has decided that a 24-ho-n neral strike will take place next Wednesday—Reuter.
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    New Plea To Roosevelt For Jews
    241 11 Paris, Nov. ZZ. IT is authoritatively stated thyt it has been decided, following the Fianco-British talks, to appeal to President Roosevelt to use his influence with certain South American lievcrnments so that they also may contribute to the solution of the Jewish refugee problem.
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    PLANES CORDON OFF VILLAGES
    28 11 Reuter. 15,—Seven warplane; t an area of south- while a number of Aran mbed by British troops. burbs of western Jemwarily suspended during Reuier
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    U.S.-SOVIET TRADE EXPANDING
    133 11 Reuter. New York, Nov. 25. I TIE United States is displacing GerLs&B sags* 5 recognised the Soviet. f ir < A in the first nineimontta American sales to the soviet en million and in the year is nfrs tn reach £15 millions, whereas In M 9» £1,777,000.
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    HEAVY SNOWDRIFTS IN NEW YORK STREETS
    132 11 Reuter. New York, Nov. 25. -THIRTY-FOUR people are known to he dead as a result of a blizzard which swept this morning across the North Eastern regions of the United States The first snowfall of the season occurred in New \ork yesterday giving a
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    RESIDENT TO OPEN NEW BANK BUILDING
    74 12 Kuala Lumpur. Friday THE Hon. the British Resident. 1 Selangor, Mr. S. W. Jones vu'l perform the formal opening :\remony of the P.cm.ses p| the Kuala Lumpur branch ot int Oversea Chinese Ba.ikus Corporation Lid. on Saturday, lilted right in the heart of thi
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    FAMOUS SOCCER PLAYER WEDS
    242 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MIDST the playing of band the ftHlif9J w Madam A rineinss ot 30>« «1 beL f l ft tne Mm Hon this morning led to the altar her only daughter. Miss lwr l uce Soil whom *he gave awa> to Vfr Chov Khun
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    Great World Ara Bangsawan
    66 12 Th; 1 Aia Bangsawan celebrated the Han Ray a on Thursday. The troupe consisted of 70 actors and actresses who marched to the Great World's office I j Irish the management a Slamat Had Raya. There will 'or a fancy dress procession by the Ara Bangsawan
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    R.N.V.R. Ordinance
    23 12 A Commission as Lieutenant (E\ CS. R.N.V.R., List 11, has been granted to Robert Edward Scott, wiVa "effect from Oct. 17.
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    Shooting Drama In Singapore: Detective Kills Snatch Thief
    204 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) (TABBED in the back by a 30-year-old runaway Chinese snatchthief. a Singapore detective yesterday turned rounds fired two shots at his assailant, killed him in a back-lane oil Smith Street. Two shots were fired one at the right side
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    BRITISH WARSHIP OFF ON SEARCH
    195 12 Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 25. ACCORDING to the Japanese Pre** executive officers F M.S. Cockchaffer and the American gun boat Monoeacv which anchored at Kiukiang set out yesterday on a journey across No Man's Land in an attempt to establish contact with the 200 foreigners marooned
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    Band Leader Tells How He "Introduced" Wife To Man She Had Known All Her Life
    470 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. A CCOUNTS oi all-night vigiki kept by a private detective. were A given to-day at the High Court, before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice McEhvaine, in the suit for divorce
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    HARI RAYA
    27 12 rhe All Malayan Muslim Missiona*-; Society will hold a Had Raya Gathering ot Muslims of Singapore at Its premie fS to .ia.; al 4 p.m.
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    LOCAL FIRM'S CONTRACT ACCEPTED
    79 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. A COMMITTEE decision to accept the tender of Messrs. Fosrden. Brisbane Co. Ltd.. for 5255.907.55 for building the new bridge over the Singapore River at Pulau Saigon, was confirmed at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. In connection with this, another
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    NAMING CEREMONY FOR FLYING BOAT
    65 12 (Tribune Special Correspondent) Port Dickson, Nov. Si. THE Sunderland flying boat Negri Sembilan" flew from Singapore lo Port Dickson to-day for the naming ceremony by the Yang di Pertuan to-morrow. On board were Vice-Marshal A. J. Babingtoii, Group-Captain Dunn. Major K. L. Nunn and F.
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    S. INDIAN MUSLIMS OF MALAYA PROTEST
    185 12 SHOULD Mr. S. Satyamurthi, M.L.A the Indian Congress leader, visit Malaya as he expects tj do, "Communal troubles are likely to be created in Malaya This la the gist of a resolution passed by the South Indian Muslim League Singapore. Following is the full
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    Woman Racer Fined
    33 12 MADAM Lee Brng Poh. the *e!I--known Penang trials motorist, was fined S5 in the Penang Third Migistratc s Court for an infringement cf the one-way traffic rule at Noitham Road.
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    Premier And Halifax Leave Paris
    316 12 Reuter. PARIS, NOV. 25. DATIONS FOR EVEN FURTHER CO-OPERATION. This co-operation is particularly marked in the scheme for defence in which both ministers had the advantage of conversations with General Gamelin. Recent happenings in Europe have freed France from certain responsibilities in Eastern Europe, which,
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    BALFOUR DECLARATION IS STILL VALID
    116 12 Reuter. Lord WniUrioti London, N\ n gg I ORD Winterton repkin» t the Palestine debate mM any agreement reached wiii'k, submitted and recommended bgovernment to Parliament Z approval. Replying to the qu e stion whether regarding the Jewish national home in Palestine the statement of
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    Collective Bargaining Accepted By Commissioners
    243 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. MUNICIPAL Commissioners are prepared to recognise the principled collective bargaining, according to replies to a petition by the Municipal Services Club, which were confirmed at to-day s meeting (A Board. Such bargaining should be undertaking not through the Municipal Services
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    Board Of Examiners
    29 12 Mr. J. Bain has been be a member of the Board o WJ ers to Languages for Malay' 1« ang. vice Mr R P S Walker
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    Promotion
    28 12 The promotion oi l Mr C J2 M.C.. Senior SurjermtendeiU. Cu.wj and Excise Department a Deputy Commissioner .of Exci* with effect from Mar 2, hai w*" proved.
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    Wearne's Air Service Engineer Fined
    399 12 Singapore Friday DONALD Milne, an assistant engineer in Wearne s Air S erv to-day fined $80 or in default two months' simple im l )nson onJ by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Magistrate, when he was convicte charge of causing grievous hurt to Mr. Donald
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    Herr Von Ribbentrop's Visit To France Sets A Serious Problem
    115 13 GOVT. DENIES ISSUING WARNING \> i i-. Nov. 2"). i«r||jj annonaeeamri if t on Rihbentron, i )i••.•!«»ii Minister, is s io c mchid? the J an no war*" pact I'ce a serious prolenial Has l>e?n (hat von RibIjL named that
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    Sir Kingsley Wood To Visit Paris
    55 13 Paris, Nov. 25. P Wood is to visit Paris > Thai Britain and end the closest co-opera-I ar industries is shown by that hp :s coming to eonlir Minister on aircraft Nstfo ii. ticft of pooling the resourn tries has already the visit of
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    King's Silent Tribute To The Dead
    83 13 new «ance by v allona l at he commemorated b> the Xin S and Queen, memb«r?tf t£ IW 111 London, attended ment. Phcto shows: Thescene at tbl *rSS* 1 l am,lv and lhc Gorer*. Ef* ShoWin the King ami This brotbSJ 1 1 the
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    "Buy British" Policy Urged By Commissioner
    839 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MUNITIPAI r Singapore Friday. 11l V tnmmrssmners should buy British goods and go mdul !!r <• the f time naa now coma for them to change their poJic> of accepting the lowest tender, unred Mr. S. B Tan in Iho course
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    Premier Says "Goodbye" To France
    105 13 Reuter. Paris, Nov. 25 jyjß. Chamberlain in a further statement said, "J couldn't leave rtms without expressing mv deep appreciation of the touching welcome which was extended to Mrs. Chamberlain, myself and Lord and Lady Halifax. w k-wH ai^ u de t e Piy grateful
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    Conservative Succeeds In By-Election
    54 13 Reuter. London, Nov. 25.—The Westelisham by-election due to the death of Sir Phi lip Dawson resulted in Mr. Henry Brooke. Conservative, being elected with 22,587 votes. Mr. Arthur Skeafton Labour, had 16.939 votes. The Conserva tive majority in the general electior was 12,370. The Labour poll
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    CRIME WAVE RECEDES
    92 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday.—That there hai been a total absence of repcrts of rob ttries or armed robberies during the Hari Raya Puasa holiday is an indication that our City is now almost free lrom this pest, although there has been a number of bicycle thefts
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    Herr Ribbentrop
    28 13 Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 25.—Herr Ribbentrop Is expected to leave for Paris on Monday u:ght to sign the Franco-German declaration and return to Berlin on Wednesday night.—Reuter.
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    NEWS FLASHES FROM THE HOCKEY FIELD BETTER FORM SHOWN IN SECOND STATE TRIAL
    456 14  -  FIVE GOALS SCORED AFTER INTERVAL (By ROVER Whites 3; Colours 2 JN improvement on the first Singapore hockey trial, yesterday's trial at the S.C.C. padang, which Whites won by the odd goal in five, brought out the
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    56 14 S.C.C. Ist XI vs K. L. Casuals to-day at the S.C.C: Lt. J. S. Aveling: Lt. L L. E. MacMillan. R. A. U. Todd; Lt. M. Leonard-Williams; S. T. Monk. Capt. J. R. Kellett; Capt. R. G. J. Kingsmill. A. N Other. Lt.-Comdr. F. E. Chevallier. If. C.
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    K.L. Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY VISITORS
    28 14 Th i (X L YM.C.A. hockey team, which held the local V.M.C.A. t. a The (K.L.) M j ss draw a t Anson Koad.
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    TREASURY-AUDIT SOCCER ANNUAL
    274 14 TREASURY AUDIT SOCCER ANNUAL (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE numbers of Audit-Treasury Sports Union pay.d their annua. soccer match, between Married and Singles yesterday afternoon at Fairer Park in high spirits. ••Singles." however, broke the record of the •niarrieds" by beating them to-day to the tune of three goals to one
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    Amended Manchester November Handicap For To-day
    93 14 Reuter. AMENDED probables and jockeys for the Manchester November Handicap to be run this afternoon are as follows: Gclden Martlet (Jones) Carlino (Perryman) Dragonnade (Harry Wragg) Papageno (Gordon Richards) Battlesong 1 Gethin I Nadushka (Lawrey* Maranta (Lane) Pactolus (Stevenson I Solitaire (Taylor) Velvet Cushion
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    INTER-Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY MATCH ENDS IN DRAW
    295 14 S pore V MCA. 0: X L.M.C.A 0 FE hockey match between the Sclaruor Y.M/'.A. and the Singapore VM.C.A. which was played yesterday at An*cn Road, was J game of Ufa and downs. It lacked understanding and combination and it was only towards the
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    Singapore Colts Beat Selangor Colts
    374 14 Singapore Colts 3; Selangor Colts THE Selangor Colts suffered the second defeat of their tour at the hards of the Singapore Colts on the padang yesterday losii three goals to two. The game was one of fast exchanges, swinging from one end to the other.
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    Beaten By Gunners
    115 14 R.E. (Changi) 12; 5.A.0.8. 5. THE R.E. (Changi) beat the 5.A0.8. in a keenly contested o-ame on Farrer Park this evening by twelve points to five. The Army team with their superior weight in the scrums got their threequarters moving more often than their opponents. The S
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    TEAMS FOR THIRD STATE TRIAL
    99 14 THE following are the leans the final hockej trial to be play ed on the B.C.C I T day, Nov >9, at 5 10 p m Colours: Lt g m riera, G. Scott: L Reutens I X. Oehlers, i; Low Ret Pew, Mook Kirn. Plummer,
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    Wrestling In Kuala Lumpur
    79 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter Kuala Lumpur, Nov. h. Kartar Singh. Malayan ciuuqrq ousted Jeji Goldstein, p pion, in the main event of to-nidfl wrestling at the Bukit Bintang Paa, winning by two falls in a U 6-round bout. After Goldstein had been thrown :t of the ring
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    CARD FOR TO-DAY'S RACES IN K.L.
    222 15 Second Leg Of S. T. a Meet S and order.of running for this afternoon Selan** Turf Club Skye rac c meet in T. ond tollows: i raeeunjj m Kuala Lum. RACE ONE 2.30 p.m. S I i *SS 3. Div. 2, 5 furs. 11.2
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    RACE SELECTIONS BY "ARGUS"
    50 15 FOLLOWING are selections for this afternoons races at Kuala Lum! RACE 1— BAY ROSE Blue Biuff RACE 2--MISS ROD Kit RACE 3 MOUNTAIN BELLE Foxy RACE 4—ROAST CHESTNUT Rebel King RACE S—FAITH Twinkling Eyes RACE 6—JUDITH ANTON Nightshade RACE 7—M.-G.-M. Policy RACE lI—SAM BURGER Miss Labis
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    IRISH SOCCER
    144 15 Irish League soccer matches played on Saturday, Nov. 12, resulted as follows- Ards 3, Portadown 3. Ballymena 1, Derry City 0. Cliftonville 1, Belfast Celtic 10. Coleraine 1, Newry Town 1 Distillery 0. Linfield 2. Glenavon L Bangor 1. Lame 2, Glentoran 5. Goals. P F A Pus
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    PADANG RUGBY
    26 15 An S.C.C. player well away in the rugger fixture yesterday between the S.C.C. 'B' and the Police. S.C.C. won by 14 points to 3.
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    F.A. Cup And League Soccer Fixtures
    372 15 Programme For To-Day rpHERE will be no Second Division En gWEh League matches today, as the majority of the teams are p!aying in the first round Proper of the F. A. Cup this afternoon. Cup and First Division English and Scottish League fixtures are
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    S.C.C. XV DEFEAT POLICE
    360 15 SC.C 14; Police 3. IN a scrappy exhibition of rugger on the padang yesterday a Cricket Club fifteen defeated the Police by fourteen points (a goal and three tries) to three (a try). The game at certain stages bordered on an exhibition of soccer both sides
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    Kuchai Tin Co. Takes Over Semenyih Dredging Limited
    1286 16 (Tribune SUff Reporter) Singapore, (Friday. T AST year we acquired 266,000 shares of the Semenyih Tin lj in- Ltd., and this year we propose to go a over that company declared Mr. H. S. Russell pressing at the fourth annua! general meeting
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    CHAIRMAN OF LINGUI CO. CRITICISES TIN RESTRICTION
    1347 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THOUGH a supporter of tin i Si m P OPe Friday. While admits n- thL lv since its inception, and had certainly benefit, h\ Production of this system of control where, Mr H a R., In l n in,n companies
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    334 17 Van der Heydephysician to the Government of the Dutch East Indies, stated in one of his reports that "the coolie suffering from malaria appears to be lazy, whereas he is really ill." This foot form-s the basis of one of the gravest problems that governments nre
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    PROTECTORS OF MACAO
    22 18 Portuguese Colonials protectors of M icao. They are seen on route march in the Portuguese Colony of the East.
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    Recapture Of Canton A Difficult Task?
    169 18 THi; task of recapturing Canton would be tremendously difficult, in the opinion ot* a foreign observer, who recently made a Right over ihe Hongkong area near the British-Chinese boundaries. Stating that the Pearl River "swarming with Japanese warships," the observer said that all the
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    TROOPS REVOLT AGAINST JAPANESE LEADERS
    70 18 EIGHT thousand Chinese troops, E* which i < reorganised by Japanese ml' in Hopej have revolted :iga nst their Japanese leaders and announced their determination o >. for the National Governpfent. I Tr° troops, after securing large sup I plies ot Japanese munitions, revolted a:
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    ARMS THROUGH BURMA
    180 18 Rangoon. THE S.S. "Stanhah British liner, which brought arms and sunmunitions for the Chinese Government to be desnatehed throng* Burma, is still lyinc. in the hai Lour under military and customs guards. It ie understood negotiation'- are near ing completion and Mr. Chen, the Transport Officer Of
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    TRIBUNE REPRESENTATIVE BOARDS JAPANESE FLAGSHIP IN HONGKONG
    989 18  -  COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF SOUTH CHINA FLEET INTERVIEWED "Chinese Guerillas Are Very Troublesome" (By Lim Keng Hor Hongkong. I BOARDED the flagship of the Japanese Fleet in South China on Nov. 17 and interviewed the Commander-in-Chief, ViceAdmiral Shiozawa, who is in charge of Japanese naval
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    MORE CHINA NEWS
    112 18 WN pursuance of the policy of giving unrivalled news service to readers, oe have made arrangements for an m partial nc?r.s supply n This additional service, which has already menced. make-, it even more possible for ns t,, i- pep abreast of the times, supplying you with
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    100 18 Central News. HERALDING the National Gwenv mint's eftVrts /t»r liie development of Sin! tm fumtri Bank is plannin. tt extend rural nans ami inaugurate rural co iterative enterprises in the iir-flun? western province. Mr. Li An-lu. chief of the invest;'" tion section of the bank. Is
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