Malaya Tribune, 3 December 1938

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newstoatoer: Guaranteed Largest Sales yd. xxvn. •No. 287. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, December 3, 1938. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      76 1 Read Vie S!\ A X KIBIXE Dominant In Makya v^- t THE PURE GRAPE JUICE. x> Invigopaiej elderly people ami convaks*> v ouits. A ricli and nwllnw www wilh d jj t delicious flavour tor occaafcma. No better value obtainable anywhere, invaluable as lonic. SOLBAOWn: (INC. IN 8. S.). WPS
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      196 1 mm MADAME PAGE 92. Piccadilly, I,4»ndnn. EXPERT DRrSS.MAKER AND DESIGNER. Gcwns Designed Created in liet work roomys 5 9 «0 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. Some nice buZdin§ Jots in Grove Estate (Goodman R:>ad. Hranksome Road, Wilkinson Rvad) remaining for i.ale. Area from 12,000 square ttet to 1) MO tquare feet.
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    FRENCH GOVERNMENT TRIUMPHS
    196 2 Reuter. Paris, Dec. 1. PUBLIC fetliner, fear of disruptions, and the government's energetic measures combined lo break the back of the projected general strike even before it was launched with the result that the number of strikers appears to have been below twenty per cent. Drastic measures
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    NEW CABINET IN PRAGUE
    113 2 Reuter. Prague. Dec. 1. ANEW Czechoslovak Federal Cabinet, formed by M. Rudolf Beran, the former Agrarian leader, to succeed General Sirovy's Cabinet, was announced this evening. General Sirovv remains in the Cabinet as Minister of National Defence, while M. Sidgr. leader of the Slovak Government Party,
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    SHAKING SAVED HER LIFE
    94 2 Cologne. a MOTORCAR ride on a bumpy road saved 'a woman at Kirihhellen from suffocation. During a wedding feast she ate a piece of meat which stuck in her throat and threatened to suffocate her. Friends decided to rush her to the nearest hospital in a
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    News Shorts
    95 2 Jerusalem.—About 197 people were killed and 131 wounded owing to acts of violence in Palestine during the month of November, according to estimates. Berlin.—Hitler will wind up the election campaign in the Sudentenland with a speech at Reichberg which will broadcast throughout Germany. Athens—German and Italian firms in
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    AUSTERALIA MAY AID REFUGEES
    135 2 Sydney, No AUSTRALIA ma; hand in th I problem, according Correspondent of the He says that the I Government will coi special efforts should h sist in the settlement of refugees as utig There Is a feelin that Australia sfcou ::ble within the 1,. live capacity,
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    NATIONALISTS IMPOSE FOOD RATIONING
    280 2 NATIONALIST Spain has imposed its first regime of after two years ol var. An order Issued tn the Interior here there is more than enough round, it is necessary contribute to the vast foodstuffs, now being built up against the da? when Madrid. Barcelona and Valescia
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    SOCIETY PLANS NATIONAL PARK IN SCOTLAND
    160 2 London. Nov. 15. THE establishment of a national park of about 80.000 acres where the fauna of the country could be preserved in a wild state has been urged by the Earl of Onslow, President of the Society for the Promotion of Nature Reserves
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      424 2 STEAMER SAILINGS p o and BRITISH INDIA i lncorporated in England >. T. S. N. CO/S S.YILINGS. OUTWARDS. Duo. Tonnage Sno.e 1t33. CHITRAL 15,000 In port CARTHAGE 15,000 »c. 16 i BHUTAN 6.10U Dec. 17 BEHAR 6.000 Dec. 2G RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 1939 SOUDAX 6.500 Jan. 13 RANCHI 17,000
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      396 2 j STEAMER SAILINGS I ly£ygj I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? m I Please let us offer you 9 accommodation son the 1 fastest, most modem and g luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. Passage Agents: I LOHMANN CO., LTD. «S 124, Robinson Road, y Phone 7565. STRAITS SISAMSHJP CO..
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      341 2 HOLIDAY CRI 1 Sli S To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motorships. J S Displacement Tons From Penang, P. S ham, Malacca, Spore m.s. "Alsia" U2 s<'o> 29-11 30-11 1-12 3-12 5 ms. "Selandia" (13 000) 20-12 21-12 22-12 24.12 m.s. "Boringia" (12.500) 10-1 11-1 12-1 14-1 j SPECIAL
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      132 2 I I ft rv\. HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE O i Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs GesejQschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 t m.s. SATJERLAND Direct Dec. 10 s.s. PREUSSEN via Manila Dec. 21 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN Direct Jan. 8 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND.
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    FRANCE TIGHTENS CONTROL OVER ALIENS
    172 3 Paris, (Bn Air Mail). AN outcry for the stricter central of foreigners in France has ktmm raided in the Paris press following the assassination of Herr yon Rath. Control was tightened up before the Royal visit this summer, but the demand now is that the
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    Local Rubber Market
    122 3 Singapore, Thursday. THK local rubber market has ruled dull throughout the week, and the volume of business transacted has befn small, mainly owing to the scarcity of sunnlii s and the disparity between thi'- and COB utii'iic markHs. Thore has been a certain amount of Japanese interest.
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      518 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS fBLIC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TENDERS invited for tne lis or service. For Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. \very ol Steel o ilapsible Gate Lebar Pumping .it $50> 12 noon. Dec. 7, 1938. Xiits. WashPlatea (Water 4 p.m. Wednesday, 71 b December, 193S Deposition 12 noon, Tec 9.
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      688 3 PUBLIC NOTICES tSSSKFP 1 notification. ™i, u v irom approved contractor only will be leceived at the Settlement engineers Office, Public Works Department, Singapore, up to noon of the nth December, 1933, for the Supoly and Del:Y«S °J ls and Ceases lor the year 1939, for the Public Works and
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      560 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED— Lady Teacher, Qualification Senior Cambridge Commencing Salary $35- 40 Apply Headmaster. Jubilee School, Kluang. I i FOR SALE [JRIVATE Househola Furniture for im--1 mediate sale—cash. Apply 14. Lev Wee Nam Road, always after 5 p.m. I f AND FOR SALE. Freehold land situated off 10th mile, Ciiangi
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      476 3 MISCELLANEOUS MAY I HELP YOU? Thirty years' practical experience !i homoeopathic treatment. Mdtny chronii and complicated cases have oeen cured tn me In Malaya, especially in Singapore and Johore, where other leading medics, systems had tailed. HOMPJO CEN T 779. North Bridge Read, Singanore. Jalan Tanga Duke, Johore bahrii OLD
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      56 3 THE TRUE TON iC FOOD nioMiflan fef n(' Chemiitj and Store* FRESH b LORAL WREATHS made to order at short notice. Phone j 6075. THE CASKET CO., 3, Penhas Road. BEAUTIFUL CEMETERY MEMORIALS in marble or granite j Photos sent on application, no obH- j gation to purchase. Phone 6075,
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      327 3 9 2."». ©wly 8 2.5. a:i Ideal is as Rood as My cyd* tor #.)0. F. KOSi:\TIIAL 57, Robinson Road. PHONE: 6191. Not many left. WE MAKE HISTORY IN MALAYA! Science has made it possible for yon to gratify your desire lor a dish of Malayan Curry wherever you may
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    Batak Youth Sentenced To Four Months On Kidnapping Charge
    873 4 Couple Very Much In Love, Says Counsel (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. CRANTIC efforts by a youth and his girl friend to get married, a r dramatic visit in the small hours to the parsonage of a wellknown minister who was
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    ESTATE MANAGER RETURNS
    28 4 Mr. R Woodschow-Pyne, manager of Kapala Island Estate, and Mrs. Woods-ehow-Pyne. return d from leave by the Chitral. They were pc/*Ol by their two daughters.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    247 4 SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS. A good day for attending to outstanding domestic jobs, for payinn visits and engaging in social activities. Very harmonious relations should exist with family and friends. An excellent day I for letter writing. SPECIAL INFLUENCES—February 20 to March 20. Though a day
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    APPLICATION AGAINST TUNGKU WITHDRAWN
    205 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Friday. JHF application lor a receiving order against Tungku Indong, a direct female descendant of the late Sultan of Singapore was withdrawn at the High Court before Mr. Justice Home to-day. Mr. T. V/. Ong, of Braddci: Brothers, appearine: for the creditors,
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE CALLS
    57 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Fire Department accident ambulance service answered 262 calls during November, of which 27 were to cases outside Municipal limits. The cases were classified as follows: Motorcar accident 42. Motor lorry accidents 24, trolley car accidents 12, collapse cases 28. attempted suicide 8,
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    RAWALPINDI PASSENGERS
    404 4 Singapore, Friday. OASSENGERS by the Rawalpindi, whicn sailed from Singapore to-day, include the following:— Mr W. J. Allen Ifr. A Appleton. Dr and M: M. L. Bynoe, Lieut.-Co'.. H. L. Birks Capt. F. B. Bostock. Mr. B Burr. Capt J. C. Pruce. Mr. an Mrs H. L. Bailey,
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    PRICES STEADY IN RUBBER MARKET
    129 4 THFRF is little to be said about the market during the past week; prices have remained very steady and locally there is not much rubber cffcnns for near delivery, says Lewis and Per,i s rubber report. The ,n tern;-1 situation In France imparted .1 rrrtam
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    GALA SHOW
    68 4 Tribune Staff Reporter) The sixth gala show in aid of the Singapore China Relief Fund began ar the Han»"' World yesterday afternoo i and will continue till Sunday. All entrance fees, tickets for theatres in the Happy World, will be donated to the Fund. Chairman of the Fund,
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    STOLEN PROPERTY
    73 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Friday. Ng Cha Koon of 372, Victoria Street, was th:s morning charged in the fourth police court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker that he yesterday dishonestly teceived stolen property, namely, eight bars of steel valued at $20, the possession whereof he knew or had
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    366 4 LONDON C OMMODITIES Lorn Previous To-day RUBBLK Buyeri 8 7 15 16 Bpot Fellers 8 116 8 Is t Forward January, Buyers 7.5 10 2nd Forward i February, Bgg» jjW 8^ 3rd Forward A pr.,June, gjg» ij. J 1-16 M tt i LondonTprid^ PALM OIL (Malaya) Previous
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      304 4 BANK OF CHINA Hanoi Agency has opened for business Address:- Rue Paul Bert, HANOI, INDOCHINE Cable address-: "CENTROBANK" HANOI safe rn 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
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      175 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Cornoration W (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Dp $10,000,000.00HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. SINGAP* 458. North Bridge Read SißgaP®' Local Branches 253 Sou(h Bridge Ro ad. SingaporeTelegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: /jHDS NEW *ORK BANKI Midland Bank, Ltd., f-%|[t%) In
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      457 5 I r q-MO RRows chIJrchservIces! t ;\V > C \THEDR AI V m Hc\y Communion. Matins. Chora EuchariSv. Children's Service, i ,-n n- ard Seimon. p v V. Head ley C.F. ii Bibie." Weekd ays i on Monday. Wednes Prid v at a.m.. on r day an-j Saturday ,:n Wednesday
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      493 5 Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. (401. Upper Serangoon Road) J^ emi nary Church H. Minchin. nurc-Ji Elder: Ngo Beng Hee Saturday (to-day) Sabbath School, 9.30 am Divine Service. 10.30 a.m. 1 ""meeting 30 Pm YoUnE p ">Ple's Malay Services ?°"S Loion S 27, Gevlang) Chuieh Elder: Mampe Siregar. I Saturday
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      535 5 «i Straits Chinese Church N Pastor: Rev. Chew Hock Hin. Sunday, 3.30 p.m. Sunday School. 4.30 p.m. Service oi Worship (ii Malay). Preacher: Rev. Cnew Hock Hit. Monday, 8 p.m. Bible Class Thursday. 5.30 p.m. Prayer Mo.tiny. Speaker. Mr. Low Kway Song. o.30 p.m. Choir Practice. Friday, 8 p.m. Epworth
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      377 5 Mother! Here's the Friend you often need Thewaychildren knock themselves a bout, you're simply lo<;1 without a W" vVho ,ever 1 reliable antiseptic healer in the if *BPPIl&Ba houloWdol house. Keep a tin of CuticuraOintWmW S thout f mcnt by you and you are ready for iljBL Ji For quick,
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      377 6 SIGNS OF ILLNESS IN CHILDREN. Lassitude and loss of interest in j school and playmates is often notice- j able in children. There is a tendency to stay •at home instead of joining Other beys and girls at play. Naturally such a condition worries careful parents who know how important
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      221 6 It v t:\rviui wearin. unground Sunglasses, whlcb eai x- your eye* to be detective Hj 5c Nar S.'*i and 'cc the moden mes fitted with G>nuint Char Mish CiOokw_' BOf i 1 LJ:li X clasce 1 ay C nforlable vleJov Nan Sin Optical House i'HONitm\ North ttridj;* Koart SingaDore. I
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      73 6 «K a r\t*t Hr'Kl'lW l' ITork Guaranteed. Charg QVRHAU-** Thm Mmmmrn Way to HrcoadlUon Motor*' pOMT on 1 Without resort xtiw". change new rings. .iversized pistons. 7 «*cood application Is n T mll«s %p} Ovrhaul W ap;»urd top na-K plug holes -takes Irt can do It by *TOP> <ar to
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      420 6 Malaya Cup From Singapore—4.so p.m* LONDON gS™*' ASt n TRANSMISSION 5 !S The d news°and announcements [Time Signal at 1.45 p.m. GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) G.M.T.] am. 10 End of Transmission 2. Musical 6.40 'Music in Every-day Life'—3 interlude. weekly series of talks by Herbert 92 0 Big Ben.
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      495 6 SINGAPORE NIROM ZHL 225 metres (1.33 me's) YDC 15.15 Me!s (19J ZHP %C.9fc metres (9.69 mc s) a.m. P m 6.20 Gymnastics. 12 45 Light orchestral concert played 6.35 Light gramophone music by Reller's Hungarian Band, di- 6.50 Time signal. rected by C. Roller (relayed sic (continued', from the Adelphi
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    "PEP" SHOW OPENS AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE TO-NIGHT
    364 7 WHO'S WHO IN REX STORY'S TROUPE ENTERTAINMENT PAGE tainment Reporter) iest most tuneful Singapore for a long ason to-night at atre when Rex upe nine artiste is .i host in himself as entertainer and has ion to Singapore pre!.r elied widely, been
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    School House On Set
    97 7 Iwo oi th° principals cf the Warner B os -Cosmopolitan picturization oi l c\d C best-selling neve', "White Banners," had to attend classes on the set under supervision of Lo .s H. rne. Warner Bros. Studio schooling tiess whenever they were not wo.kine: The two are
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    FULL OF PROMISE
    44 7 v ,-cf "rushes" on Paramount*! "Art sts and Models Abroad," which stars Jack Benny and Joan Bennett, reveal*, such promise for the seven young stops actresses cast in the production the options ware exercised en all seven gnls oy the studio.
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    STAR FLIES TO SEE BABY
    106 7 Port Said. "jVfISS Joan Gardner, the film star, who arrived with her husband. Mr. Zoltan Korda, in the Sudan, has flown direct to the south of France to see her baby in Cannes. Mr. Korda is directing the British film version of A. E. W.
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    AN APPLE A DAY
    40 7 Claude Rains gets his lunch out ol a nickel-in-the-slot machine. The Warner Bros, star, eats nothing more than an apple at midday. He gets them oui ci" one of the apple-vending machine on the studio lot.
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    Hollywood Gives Chance To Hawaiian Dance Star
    151 7 Honolulu. UAWAIIAN girls are KOf with excitement at the announcement of a Hula dance contest, the winner of which is awarded a free trip to Hollywood, a week's stay there in a leading hotel and a screen test. The contest, which is open
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    M.-G.-M. STAR SUES
    62 7 ELIZABETH Allan, the British film and stage actress, h claiming damages against Metro-(Jcldwyn-Mayer British Productions in an actirn which has been set down in the King's Kcnch Division, London. She alleges breach of contract, loss of publicity and damage to professional reputation in connection with the film
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      20 7 Obtainable !W *jf <defers f c 0 LTD., T HE CHLORIDE ELECfSICAL STORAGE tu., (Incorporated in England), la, Oldham Lane,
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      59 7 —I gg——■ With a KLIM Travelling Set You can have Fresh Milk 1 at a moment's notice I anywhere —at any time Mix KLIM with Cold Water I IJa glassful at a time as needed. A Delicious Drink ~J Fresh Milk in its Safest J/ and Most Convenient form Geta
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      449 8 A Grand New Comedy for Your Week End Enjoyment opening TO-DAY at the CAPITOL ||3 SHOWS 3.15 6.15 9.lS^| The Whole World has taken the HARDY FAMILY to its HEART London cV NEW YORK theatres are breaking records with these snappy, amusing Human Stones! A Rousing Sequel to "YOU'RE ONLY
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      81 8 riiii* 20TH CENTURY-FOX MUSICAL J SENSATION j YOU CAN'T have j {EVERYTHING with I ALICE FAYE I DON AMECHE: j RITZ BROS j TO-NIGHT jam n j The INCOMPARABLE PICTI'RE j Matinees: To-day ft To-morrow I at 2 pm. "INVISIBLE MENACE," 5 STRONGLY SUPPORTED BY THAT GIRL FROM PARIS." RUPEE
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      173 8 II PAVILION 3-1 6-15 »-15 To-d, y n very good indeed—Excellent Programme say Tribi < "STRANGE BOARDEK The Show Everybody's Waiting Fcr! \i;\T WEEK the CAP! OA BA A 1 OPEN 5 P.M. TILL MIDNIGHT, j j -THE ADV ENTITKES TOM SAWYER" A Tinted Artists Rcleise witll TOMMY KELLY, JACKIE
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    Health Of The East
    190 9 I Southern India and Bas- the only ports in to report the preduring the week. Two in and one rat in Bassein infected with plague ses were notified. frcm Calcutta lit 1 ikong, Shanghai China. Calcutta and tied the sam? number of respectively) as last were
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    Police Band Performances
    94 9 Straits Settlements rm in public during the under the direction of LRA M. AR CM Kateag Park at 6.00 p.m. count Nelson": W. Zehle. "Zampa"; Heroid. The Country Girl"; MoncGojd Silver": Franz Lehar. La] Phantasy, "Tn a Chinese Garden": W. Ketelbey. ion. "50 Years oi Song": arrang-
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    Mr. A. C. Boyd
    42 9 I in accordance with the Section 4 <f> oi the Rcguby the Governor in CounPensions Ordinance, thai of the Governor in A C Boyd. M.C.S., has been ice the Governhore, with effect from ive, with claim to pension.
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      230 9 JUBILEE THEATRE WVOU HALL. »U^iiriir-i 1A riNEES 2.30 P.M WAJKIKI WEDDING" "BOL'LDE't DAM." WATCH I WATCH!OPENING BTH DEC iotr DO^T VE^' !ES »"*RCO POLO.» GREAT PICTURE COMING SHORTLY I ALHAMBRA I j Bros. Lid.j I I o cost picked 'or yew pleasure! GEORGE MURPHY iJI M M V DURANTE J
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      205 9 NO PICTURE WILL EVER BE MORE FONDLY REMEMBERED' 'I A PICTURE EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD SHOULD SEE! I i TO-DAY TO-MORROW j AT 11 A.M. 3-15 6-15 9-15 P.M. MgHMHHINn| Warner Bros. Present i ßsiSl -Forit DAUGHTERS" with PRISCILLA LANE, ROSEMARY LANE. LOLA \NE, GALE PAGE, CLAUDE RAINS. JEFFREY
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      295 9 I Opening at THEATRE ROYAL Wed 7th j MURDER and DESTRUCTION 3 HAIK-R USINO BX( ITEMEXT lIX TDK MOST THRILLING CHAPTER PLAY EVER BROUGHT TO SINGAPORE ("THE FIGHTING MARINES" "The Fifhtins Marines" E»i*od« Thr~ THE SAVAGE HORDE" f m TO-NIGHT LAt'T NIGHT. If 1 Admission Charges: IS "tr.. MO ds..
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    CABLE AND WIRELESS PLAN
    705 10 most important offer to the British Government on behali ot Cable and Wireless Limited has just been announced by Mr. Edward Wilshaw, the chairman and managing director of the company. The offer is to create a system of wireless telegraphic and telephonic communication throughout the Colonial
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    Japanese Goods Flood Yangtse Valley
    871 10 WESTERN TRADE DOOMED? WEEK END REVIEW -i ITTLE Tokyo," as Shanghai is now called stands in sharp contrast to what it baa been. Before the sino-Jau-pnese hostilities, this Paris of the Ear East" was the hub of international trade but to-day all trading activities Losi
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    To-day's News Review
    606 10 ACCORDING to foreigners rounded up by the Japanese and pushed back into Shamcen, a regime of 1 rightfulness has begun in Canton, aimed at bludgeoning the Chinese left in the city to accept a puppet government and buy Japanese goods. The excuse is the old one of
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    ITALY WOULD FIGHT FOR TUNIS, DECLARES GAYDA
    574 11 ng Tension In Rome Reuter. Rome, Pec 2. O S denu nstration In ihe Italian Chamber of Deputies. Ciano's "legitimate aspirations' 1 speech the n "Tui Is, Corsica, Nice," had repercussions to-day writing in the Giornal* D'ltalia. said- "The 1 I>< hind the
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    STRONG PROTEST BY FRANCE
    30 11 y WCBrS prot| Cmno 011 bc- 1 I 0 be I lishment of n ent thn-' a ice wth Fra cc itempting to taft- 'JTTS&it sssss
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    CROYDON PAYS FOR TYPHOID WAVE
    119 11 Reuter. Li ndon. Dec. 2. th< King's Bench Division the I lon Corporation was held ble for the typhoid epi4>mi( hieh swept the district a and caused 4.1 deaths. ice Stable blamed the Cor hen he gave judgment In a n which rested the fate
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    NEW U.S. ARMY REFORM
    48 11 Reuter. on Dec. 2.—The War D >ved the format ion treamlined'' infantry regie smaller but more n he pn sent regiments and mo orfsed and armed utomatic i flea and auxiliary will have a strength of and men i ompared with pre; nt regiments.—Reuter.
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    WHO BEGAN THE NAVAL RACE?
    175 11 Germany Disclaims Responsibility Reuter. Rrrlin. I>x 2. TIIF. "moderate speed of Germany's naval armament comf2i?d witi> the irmanients race of Others" /r emphasised in the German rr.** reviewing the new naval handbook which srive 4 details of the sffiiS'theninj; of Germany's navy. The No. onol-Zcitung
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    RIBBENTROP FOR PARIS
    44 11 Reuter. Paris. Dec. 2.-Herr yon Ribbent op arrives in Paris on Tuesday for the of the Franco-German peace de g claJaUon. The signing ceremony tokes nlace in the afternoon, which wboen trop will be the guest ol M. Daladier at dinner.—Reuter.
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    Privy Council Dismisses Hongkong Murder Appeal
    177 11 Reuter. London. Dec. 2. i tv« Priw Council in a reserved judgment disnttSEV£tt££~ —5 Hs f T: m-sed the appeal Herekong in WSJ for the murder of He i for th« five iudees to de-!ftl&«-MS to an; momhor. th* crej Uldßmer j Delivering ,he
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    HERE'S THE JOB WE'D LIKE TO HAVE!
    42 11 A scene during the judging of exhibit* at the Brewer* Exhibition, recently held at the Royal Agricultural Hall, Islington. London. Judges are seen arriv ing Colonial bottled beer, uhich i eihibucd for the first iitne.
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    JAPAN MAY SEEK PEACE IN CHINA: CHANGED POLICY
    374 11 Chnngking, Dee. 1. npHE Domei News Agenei admits tl c by Pr Konoye, Japans Premier, before j > indicated that Japan's policy towards Chi i had raaieel Premier Konoye. may soon seek Imperial I inction Ui a date terminate the hostilities in
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    WHO PAYS FOR ANTI-JEW RIOTS? PROBLEM OF INSURANCE CLAIMS
    218 11 Reuter. Berlin, Dec. 2. r rm: question of who is to pay Idi the burning of the synagogues and other damage in the recent ami- wis h excet jes In Germany has become an int r national one through the pre-
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    ALBERTA'S OIL FOR THE BRITISH NAVY?
    93 11 Reuter. London, Dec. 2. T'llE Times Ottawa correspondent repcrts that the Albertan Premier. Mr. Aberhardt. discussing the question of a pipeline to the Pacific as an outlet for surplus oil in Turner Valley Field said his Government was willing that the English admiralty should
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    LITTLE HELP FOR JEWS
    123 11 Reuter. The Hague, Dec, 2. DR. Coi.'.in. the Prime Minister, replying to questions by fleer AlI barda, ihc leader, about the Jewish problem, revealed the nature of the iwplics of the European countries who were approached by the Netherlands Government on Nov.flS in regard to Jewish
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    CABINET CRISIS IN BELGIUM?
    53 11 Reuter. Brads, DSC. 2.--It Is understood T <in" Leopold saw various Cabinet ministers this afternoon. A Cabinet crisis has been feared for some days past as the result of differences amon* ministers and various Parliamentary groups on questions of Government poUcy. particularly the decision to establish
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    PLANES PURSUE ARAB GANG
    54 11 Reuter. Haifa. Dec. 2—Aircraft co-operating with mounted Transjordan Frontiersmen and Jewish supernumeraries pursued a large Arab gang. The gmne swooped down this morning on a band of Jews working near the river Jordan and three Jews were killed. It is believed a number of casualties were
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    LINER'S CRASH IN FLAMES
    115 11 Reuter. Vienna, Dec. 2. FOl'R of the crew and two German passengers were seriously injured when a German Lufthansa air liner trashed in fl?mes near here. Captain F. S. Wilkins. assistant inspector of accident at the British Air Ministry, who was travelling to Baghdad to investigate
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    King Carol of untitled and his son. Crown Prince Michael, ( v thei ■ state visit to Britain, paid a visit to the Ar:ny centre* at Aider shut. Hampshire, and here the King it ween \ghting an anti-tank gun.
    37 11 King Carol of untitled and his son. Crown Prince Michael, v thei state visit to Britain, paid a visit to the Ar:ny centre* at Aider shut. Hampshire, and here the King it ween \ghting an anti-tank gun.
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    DETECTIVE TELLS HOW HE SHOT MAN IN CROWDED STREET
    444 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A VERDICT of justifiable homicide was ret-med by a jury of five A Chinese, at an inquest yesterday before Mr. W. G. Porter the Singapore Coroner, into the death of a Cantonese snatch-thief in Chinatown on Nov. 2.".
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    This is Reggy, the first dog ever lo fly to Singapore, who was landed from the Qantas flying boat yesterday at the Airport. Wagging a joyful tail, she was delivered safe and sound to Mr Herbert H. de Sou2a, Singapore's we'd-known Zoological collector. She is going to Ipoh and a new home with .Mrs. Kok Yoou San.
    57 12 This is Reggy, the first dog ever lo fly to Singapore, who was landed from the Qantas flying boat yesterday at the Airport. Wagging a joyful tail, she was delivered safe and sound to Mr Herbert H. de Sou2a, Singapore's we'd-known Zoological collector. She is going to Ipoh and a
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    ST. ANTHONY'S SCHOOL
    60 12 suigapore. Friday. The St. Anthony's Boys School held their annual Speech Day and fchooi Exhibition to-day. Among the many exhibits en show w Q ie raffia and cane work, these being mainly frarr.es, fancy bags and baskets The standard oi drawing by standard Vl.pupils wns high, and
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    Situation In Palestine Under Control
    174 12 Reuter. Jerusalem, Dec. 2. IT is unofficially estimated that the November casualties include eleven British soldiers killed, thirty-five wounded and seven British policemen killed or wounded. The total British casualties in five months ending Nov °.0 are estimated fifty-three killed and hundred and fifty wounded.
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    New Booklet
    68 12 We have received a booklet under t ,e »Hle "Fifty money making eaeential t!ade secrets for everybody, everywhere."' The author claims that this kind ol booklet has never been published before. The publication deals with the rr.akinf of ever/ day domestic and commercial requirements, guaranteed genvune and simplified
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    TIN-IN-ORE
    28 12 The estimated total exports of U and tin-in-ore from Malaya during Novem bet, based on an assay value oi 75.5 \y r cent., was approximately 2.400 tons
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    AIR MAIL
    41 12 The Imperial Airways mail plane which was expected to arrive in Singapore yesterday afternoon, has been delayed and will arrive at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The second plane, which is running to schedule will be here at p, m to-morrow,
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    THE ROYAL TOAST
    40 12 The Toast to King was performed with great ceremony at vbe St. Andrew s SocietN function last night. Photo shows 11. E. the Governor Sir Shenton Thomas and Mr. G. Marshall the Chieftain ttanding to the toast.
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    Automatic Traffic Signals Start
    247 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) AN interesting development in traffic control in Singapore came into operation yesterday, when automatic signals were employed at the North Bridge Road. Hill Street and Armenian Street junctions along Stamford Road. Similar signals at Bencoolen Street. Dhobv Ghaut and Tank Road, along this
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    RUBBER EXPORTS
    19 12 The estimated export of dry rubber from Malaya, Brunei and Labuan during November was approximately 23.000 tons
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    Anti – Jewish Drive In Bucharest
    127 12 Anti Jewish Drive In Bucharest Reuter. Bucharest, Dec. 2. INHERE have been two further developments affecting the Iron Guard and Jews. Governor Czernovitz announced thai -Tews who Uftve lost their citizenship in the revision of the naturalisation laws earlier this year are forbidden to occupy public or private posts in
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    Mr. & Mrs. E.S. Manasseh
    23 12 Mr. Mrs. E.S. Manasseh Mr and Mrs E S. Manasseh of Eden Hall. Nassim Road. Singapore, returned to Singapore yesterday by the "Chitral
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    ST. ANDREWS DINNER: DELIGHTFUL SPEECHES
    650 12 Governor In Grand Form fINE of the biggest social functions to take place in Singa Jm the year was the St. Andrew's Society dinner and darn night at the Victoria Memorial Hall. There was a large number of guests, and both the dinner and dance
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    MAN WHO MADE PROFIT OF $100,000
    248 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter; Singapore, Prteaj. JHE story of a man v. >. p 10 fits of over $100.000 through speculation in tin and rubber shares and subsequently .>uffer«l losses, was related to-day in the High Court before Mr J Home to-day. George Edgar, aged
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    $48,000 CLAIM: JUDGMENT RESERVED
    95 12 (Tribune Stall Reporter) Singapore, Flinty AFTER a hearing lasting A clays, judgment was in the appeal E. Manasseh against tne lr luKtace Home, dismissed his claim «»1 against Mr. W M Hack*! Terbrau Estate Johore Mr. Manasseh based his j alleged promisee mmi per acre on
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    JUDGES GET TOMATOES FLUNG AT THEM
    166 12 Reuter. lOKD Justices Clauson and Gocidard were pelted with l»a»al« J of Appeal, as the court rose, by a London litigant. I ran* i4IU U Harrison's anplication for a new trial in a county court in person, had earlier been refused. Harrison was §©ntcnced
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    NEW STRIKE POSITION IN FRANCE
    172 13 IV i is. Dec 2. i i i'i (he seneral failure of several thorny f( for decision ry« here can be i ,t.,i, resumed. thai employi ked !;> show 111 in n ere led away I r. is of whethe I tie con adored to
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    More jews For The Far East
    46 13 London. Dec. 2. c hundred German-Jewish i n-route to the Far East lian liner Conte Bianding to the Times Aden who repeats when th< through Aden many who v destitute landed for a d annealed for monetary 3 wish community.
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    British Naval Heroes Of Yangtse Fame Honoured
    628 13 ADMIRAL HOLT'S SERVICES RECALLED Reuter. London, Dec. L MENTION in despatches for 1?1 Rear-Admiral Vesey Holt, British naval chief on the Yangtse River, and honours awarded to others for gallantry during the operations on the Yanjrtse last December, when the notorious Japanese attacks
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    TIBETAN WAR INTEREST IN CHINA
    79 13 Reuter. London. Dec. g, TOE TIMES' Delhi correspondent iv I**l reports from (he Indian border countries indicate that in Lhasa close interest is bemt; taken in the Sino-Japanese war and thrroghotri Tibet pray eta are beinjr offered from the success of me Chinese armies. This
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    DEMONSTRATIONS IN BUDAPEST
    41 13 Reuter. Budapest, Dec. 2.—At least 310 persons &.ve been arrested by the police during demonstrations last night in the Gre.v Ring thoroughfare and neighbours streets by Hungarian Nazis, who shout ed Nazi slogans and broke several shop windows.—Reuter.
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    APPOINTMENTS
    26 13 The Governor has been pleased to ap- i point Mr. L. Rayman, M.C.S., to act as Under Secretary. Straits Settlements, with effect from Nov 21.
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    HONOURED
    6 13 REAR ADMIRAL It. V. HOLT
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    BRITAIN'S NATIONAL VOLUNTARY SERVICE
    194 13 Reuter. London, Dee. 2. Ii I mi r v, ..Ii' ho riven thia week for printing twenty I is reported ordci <,uh> u, million conies ci the national voiuniarj .im».. 1 wouMbe attributed to ever, household in Britain by the end of January. Meanwhile Sir John
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    Johore Appointments
    95 13 The following aooointments are announced in the Johore Government Gazette: Mr. W. H. Hipwell. Senior Executive Engineer, Malayan Public Works Service, appointed Senior Executive Engineer P.W D. Muar. Mr. M. J P. Casserley, Assistant Engineer. Malayan Public Works Service, seconded for service In Johore. Mr. A. Proctor has
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    RURAL BOARD MEETING
    24 13 A meeting cf the Rural Board Singapore, will be held at the Land Office at 10 a.m on Thursday. Dec. 15,
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    S.R.C CONCEDE ONLY ONE SCORE TO THE WINNERS
    302 14 XT i 1: S.R.C.: Nil Veterans m niSPLAYlNG tooi slkkwork and possessing greater speed, the "J Veterans beat a fairlv well represented S.R.C. Eleven m an amusmg and interesting hockey game on the Recs' padang yesterday. The S.R.C. held territorial advantage for
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    STILL USEFUL WITH THEIR STICKS
    23 14 The hockey team of the Veterans *to S™yesterday and won by the only goal scored in me ma
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    WILL JOHORE SPRING A SURPRISE?
    340 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Muar. Dec. 2. uni Johore be able to spring a surprise to-morrow by be.ttaf Singapore in the Malaya Cup would expect a win for johore yet close followers agree that a win for Johore is not imposs'l- Johore has been showing great**
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    8,100 GUINEAS FOR A FILLY
    85 14 SEAWAY, r. two year-old filly Owned by Major J S. Courtauld, was sold for 8.100 guineas to Lord Glanely at the Xewmaiket Bloodstock Sales. Bidding was opened by Mr J. A. de Rothschild at 3.300 guineas Lord Glanely immediately signalled a thorsand guineas increase, and
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    DEPOT RETAIN POLICE CUP
    470 14 I)epot -3; Beach Road FOR the second year in succession,, the Depot ret-iined th t i» ,|j c six-a-side soccer cup, defeating the Beach Road team yesterday evening at the Police Depot by three goals to one. Four teams drawn from the Depot, Beach Road pclice
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    Chinese Swimming Club
    19 14 The Chinese S.C. will torn en a pagar lights to-night raid 10-motm night at 7.33 p.m.
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    Strong S.C.C. Team Suffer Defeat
    224 15 .17 points; S.C.C. "B" A S\o»> 0. n iSIM IVING superiority in all departments of the game, Saint I lady's Did Boys beat the S.C.C. "B" convincingly by 17 nil on the padang yesterday afternoon. pack, the is. A. OB. ri) and were domihe S
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    The Fort's untitled Win untitled Gunners untitled Rugger
    116 15 pts; 7th Bty. R.A. 3 pts. j .-_.Ad encounter between arming and 7th Heavy at Biakan Mati was ween two packs of forrards. beath behind, the scrum, e Fort's rearguard attack Wmsondale's kicking for resume on the Fort time Wigata ed 'is
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    S. C. R. C. BEAT Y's AT HOCKEY
    167 15 S.xJ.i.C. j; Y.M.CA. 0 THE S.C.R.C. proved too strong t i° T Y -M.C.A. at hockey yesterday at Hcng L.m Green and won dec s vel oy three goals to nil, after leading tr a nil at the interval. Game was too
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      374 15 GASTRIC Mil ULCERS! fll Perhaps your stomach trouble is not so serious -JMMjjLr TjMWBiI t| as letter appears "After taking your wonder- illustration shout how Stomach ful powder, I felt a different man X-Ray Photographs are taken. in the first 24 hours, and am now keeping quite fit. "When 1
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      261 15 WEIGHTS FOR TODAY AT IPOH RACE 5 4.30 p.m. THE following are .he handles v g furs> and the order of running ioi Usheen 10.4 this afternoon's races at Ipoh:— Nip.htsnade 9.10 Nonia Manis 9.10 n Sir Patrick 9 9 RACE I 2.30 p.m. Queen Beon 9.8 r Little Charm
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    SINGLE PLAYER SCORES ALL THREE COALS TO BEAT POLICE
    431 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Thursday. Police 0; Indo-Ceylonese Association 3. THE Police met the Indo-Ceylonese Association at hockey at the Batu Hampar padang and had to admit defeat by three goals to nil. The enthusiasm and keenness shown went a
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    Champions Meet To-night At New World Arena
    161 16  -  (By "PETE" JO-NIGHT at the New World Arena a thrilling programme awaits wrestling fans. Kartar 'Singh, the Malayan champion, who did well in his last show in this arena is pitched against the champion of China. Wong Bock Cheung. Favourite Comparing both men,
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    1,000 MILES CYCLING RECORD
    39 16 Reuter. Sydney, u n > HI BKKT OPPKK.MAN cyclin. lnm Adelphe to Sydney. world record for thousand m ,1., 63 hours 37' minutes. Previously, an Englishman n Ferris had completed the disl 70 hours 40 minutes.—i;,^.,,.,
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    BOXING CARD FOR DEC. 8
    126 16 (By 'PETE') JHE Singapore Boxing Br. Control having passed the cart yesterday, Mr. George E. U presents to his thousands of fight fans another cxci on Dec. 8. The main event will be between Bi:--ling Rio. the Hongkong weiterwajjß. and Neil Hemchil. the Siames; lad
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    S.C.C. BOWLS
    21 16 In the S.C.C. Bowls competition, H A. Dean beat Mr William* in 'he Ha Singles handicap by 21 5
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    INTERESTING APPEAL BY CROWN
    131 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore Friri-iv The Court of Criminal Apoeal were .:ecide tms question In the Crown s appeal against ~r court in which four Chinese were acKS and from the foreshore on East Coast Road, tne Ci own. aine presided, assisA Beckett Terrell, ac:A S.
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    MAJOR A. M. THOMPSON
    28 17 lupaon, formerly i Singapore, arrive:' .1. 3tay for sever:/ connection wit's He will then leave tie will join his wife. 1 unpaOD recently Harrogate.
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    176 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) M» and ele^e^u^ P njr mi r S CardS P~stel were ,„m P „f Cuted fi SW es animals and flowers in e~.hib hT at ZTpC p 55 dlSp,aVed in a "«riWerinß array of the PaS r School yesterday morning on the occasion of
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    SALE OF FOOD TO BE CONTROLLED
    103 17 11 ha> been found that wider powers A arc necessary to secure the ieanhness and freedom from con'animation of food and drugs for human consumption or use. it is desirable also to exercise control D- regulation over fined, separated and skimmed milk and for
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    67 17 'Tribune Staff ReporterSingapore. Friday —Back once again after many pleasant months home on vacation was Mr D W McLeod. Pn:.cipal. Raffles Institution. Smgapore. who arrived here this afternoon on board the "Chitral' Mrs. McLeod also accompanied him. Interviewed Mr. McLead said that he would be taking over the
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL SPEECH DAY
    177 17 Singapore, Friday. Annual Speech Day and PrizeRivingr of the Out ram School was held this morning in h e School Hall. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan <rave away the prizes. In welcoming th° chief euesr. the n mcipa! thanked her for presentmg a iiield. to he competed
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    52 17 His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Major J E A Clark to be Acting Ueutenant-Colonel whilst in command of 3i Battalion, Straits Settlement. 1 Volunteer Perce (Penang and Province Wellesiev Volunteer Corps* with effect from Nov 25 vice Lieutenant Colonel E A De Buriatte
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    Kwangsi Students Answer Call To Arms
    103 18 Central News. W ii chow. i X N response to the call to arms largi 1 numbers of students in Kwangsiaie enlisting in the provincial army. In a joint manifesto issued on Nov. »4, General Li Tsung-jen and Genera' Pai Chuns-hsi urge the Kwangsi
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    People's Political Council Endorses Government's Policy Of Continued Resistance: Resolution Passed
    472 18 Chungking. HF <he rrmnv resolutions passed during the session of the 0 Peo ,io Political Council just concluded, the most important was that supporting the Government's policy of cooKin r imed k istance against Japan, revealed Mr. Wang ffiSfi
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    Officer Executed
    56 18 Central News. II Kuo-.i.i Chiei Inspector of L llic Kansu Wine and Tobaeec Tax Bureau. I bsen uted n»r accepting bribes approximately >D.OOO. Li was accused of corruption by the Supervisory Commisgiovtx tot Kansu. Ninghsia and Chinghai. He was found guilty and sentenced i death by order of
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    GUERILLAS ACTIVE IN OUTSKIRTS OF CANTON
    271 18 International News Agency. pHINESE guerillas are active in the outskirts of Canton, along the East River Valley, and several puts of the province. They are co-operating with cracked Chinese divisions in the present counterattacks- on Canton. Mr. Tseng Yang-fu, Provincial Commissioner of Finance, has
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    222 18 DLCKNTLY. Madame hut's la Shek, as director ai the ■van d; peirtntetif af \he ment, issued a nat'on-wide appeal for 2.000.000 padded winter for China's armies, half wanted 1 ber 10 and the remainder to be provided either in cash or kind by the
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    MADAME CHIANGS BOOK
    74 18 THE Daily Telegraph, L ad the remarkable r^.v,::,. Madame Chiang Kaiarnved in London cent-. erous speeches and wria; at war and says they tonishing record of her onq spirit and faith in pressed vigorously and -It is impossible not 1 verdict of the editor of the acj
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    SOVIET HELP FOR CHINA
    54 18 SUn, The Soviet Government recen 80 motor lorries. 80 wa stocks of rifle< and oth i rr the National Goyeriin|e v on good authority Tne m were -hipped to Slan nrovince, the report says. It is also understood JM dat rJ Soviet fliers still arthe Chinese
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    "BIG BROTHER"—MAULANA SHAUKAT ALI-DIES, AGED 65
    147 19 MR. JINNAH'S HOMAGE TO DEPARTED LEADER (United Press). New Delhi, Mov 28 urn.?"ars ews Mr- M. a/j^J^^M •ntemewed on the death of Maulana ShaukM lim! in India !er who was people and no it. could stand him from servhis people ■■■A 5Tr was ready
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    373 19 a!a. Nov. 27. -J \M of ilie sad demi-* > > t Shaukat All. He v.;l ar.d was one of iht i.. -ation's cause," declared V:! Chandra Hose (wh f :s morning), inter Press on tho dti'Ab Mii Shaukat Ali. I Grey rubier" Says Pt.
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    ORISSA PREMIER'S TRIBUTES
    102 19 (United Press). Cuttack, Nov. 28. THE Hon. Mr. Biswanath Das, Pre- micr. interviewed on the d"ath of Maulana Shaukat Ali, said: "I mourn the loss of Maulana Shaukat Ali as one of the foremost Indians destined to service and sacrifice. Time was when the Big Brother was
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    SAROJINI NAIDU TOO OVERWHELMED TO GIVE A MESSACE
    72 19 (United Press.) Calcutta, Nov. 22. Mrs. Sarojini Naidu was so overwhelmed when the news of the death f Maulana Shaukatali was conveyed to her by the local Editor cf United Pre«s that she was unable to give any messa° c Later, however,
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    INDIA LOSES A GREAT PATRIOT
    239 19 mjtAULANA SHAUKAT ALt AFFECTIONATELY CALLED THE "BIG B ROTH F P for' UN ft SHEER HIY;ENESS OF FORM AND TOWER IXC PERSONA, TV DIFO AT "v YESTERDAY MORNING. HE WAS SttFFfeßlNfl FROM RRON(ViniS ™TORM D^S f iky ,ate Mohammed Ali. Mai.|ana SI ankat Ali was
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    A, Life Of Sacrifice And Service
    242 19 MAULANA Shaukat Ali the ildcr brother of the late lamented Maulana Muhammad Ali was born in Rampur State and was educated at the M. A. O. College at Aligarh. Prior to his entering the political arena Maulana Shaukat Aii was employed in the Government
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    INTERNED
    230 19 The Cawnpore Mosque affair cave the All Brothers an All-India platform and the campaign was extended to Britain where Mohammed Ali went on a deputation. The dispute was over the construction of a road-way which involved the demolition of the Mosque. He was Secretary of the Centra ilhilafat Committee
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    RELEASED
    359 19 The Royal Proclamation of Oec. 25, 1919, secured their release. The news of their release flashed from one end of the country to the oiher and there were rejoicings everywhere. Th.ey proceeded straight to Amritsar where the Indian National Congroshad a.:i:embled that year They were given a fitting reception.
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    SPLIT WITH GANDHIJI
    165 19 Both publicly denounced Mahatma Gandhi and when the latter started his civil disobedience campaign and boycott of the Simon Commission they repudiated him and successfully urged the Mus- iim community to participate in the Round Table Conference in which they taw the only means of securing the
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    MARRIAGE
    212 19 (United Press). In 1132 hi ma;lied a Yorkshire girl, Mrs. Ryan Formsby, who had twice previously been married—once to an Arab Prince and once to an Irishman in Bombay who had embraced Islam. Duiing recent years Maulana Shaukat All took a leading tart in the activities of the Muslim
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    RAILWAY TRAGEDY
    38 19 Bombay, Nov. 26. Lt 01. S. A. Wilkinson. Chief .Medical officer. 8.8.C.1. Railway, was killed and his servant slight Iy injured, when the Frontier Mail derailed at Morwani, 398 miles from Bombay on Friday night—(United Press).
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    EKING OUT A LIVING WITH SNAKES
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