Morning Tribune, 3 November 1936

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    Masthead
    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.— No. 236. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, November 3, 1936. FIVE CENTS
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    REBELS READY TO TAKE MADRID
    37 1 (Photo by The new German cruiser Emden. which is visiting Malaya next month in course of a tour through the East. The vessel is used for training purposes. courtesy of German consul).
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    SUCCESS EXPECTED IN 48 HOURS
    138 1 SUCCESS EXPECT ED IN 48 HOURS /00 BOMBING PLANES FINAL OltOEtt MOM fRAMO London, Nov. 2 MADRID is expected to fall within fortyeight hours after the launchM ino of 'a combined attack from the southwest, General Franco's o ,der Tor which is expected at any moment, says the military correspondent
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    EMDEN INCIDENT RECALLED
    505 1 New Ship To Visit Malaya CHORTLY after the outbreak of the war, 0 there appeared in Eastern waters an enemy raiding cruiser which formeJ a grater menace to British and Allied shipping :han any other vessel to whicn *as subsequently assigned the task. For many months this
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    New Locarno First
    126 1 A NEW Locarno Pact must come firs;. A is the feeling in British official circles regarding Mussolini's proposal for Pact. While it is felt that in much of his ,p<*ch yesterday Mussolini was talking practical commonsensV it is opined that the locarno negotiations must precede any corternDlated
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    Story Of Torture In The Keelung Incident
    312 1 Story Of Torture In The Keelung Incident Hongkong. Nov. 2. 7 full fctory oi the Keelung incident Oci 7 If told for the first time an interview with the three sailors solved, Stoker J. Turner and Seamen Smith and G. R Harrison atta- HMSf. Odin. Bruce and Rover ;.ve}y. Mid
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    SHIPPING STRIKE SPREADING
    147 1 Deadlock In U.S. Dispute New York, Nov. 2. THE Seamen's Defence Committee claims that fiftyseven vessels are now tied up in the Eastern ports and meanwhile the strike on the Atlantic coast is creeping inThe railroads have rejected freights destined for reshipment and the lumber and other
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    EARTHQUAKE-PROOF BUILDINGS
    153 1 Japan Fights Against Nature Singapore. Monday. WHEN ;s another earthquake expected to occur in Japan? This question was put by a Tribune reporter to-day to Professor A. Imamura a Japanese seismology expeit, who arrived in Singapore this evening by the §uwa Maru on his return to Japan after
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      34 1 L. I l)N OTHER PAGES Page L| ordeal J burials (Sm robbery Vid throuin- case 23 Sri woman 23 SSf"-^ 11 24 S i rA F. 'drome NfH ,in Highlands 25 Kusby I A
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      77 1 I V FRESH MILK -WITH I I r^^g AI L JHE TROUBLE I I TET Klirn pill jn end to deikknit, nourishing milk fl Uvourtroublts with milk. :o drink. It is especially 1 V Foj Klim is rich, pare co*s good for babies. If your 1 W rr.j;k, poAdered xith
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    Sea Drama Of The Mediterranean
    768 2 DUTCH SHIPS ORDEAL Marnix Reaches Singapore Singapore, Monday. WHILE on her outward voyage to the Netherlands East Indies, the Dutch mail liner Marnix Van St. Aldegonde which arrived in Singapore at 12.30 p.m. to-day, figured in a stirring sea drama in the Mediterranean. During a
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    Royal Commission Urges State Control Of Arms Industry
    357 2 Royal Commission Urges State Control Of Arms Industry London, Nov. 2. THE recommendations made in the report of the royal commission on Arms Manufacture, which was issued during the weekend, are generally approved by the newspapers. The Commission considers the monopoly of arms manufacture is undesirable but recommends that the
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    BURIALS AT THE RESERVOIR
    253 2 Accused Man Acquitted Singapore. Monday |OW HUANG, an undert.k.r L was this afternoon a [nuL^ Mr. L. B. Gibson. Distric Tl^ minal District Court onaS 0 abetting a compatriot to pSI of place for the unlawful burial of .Oh" nese Infant in the Singapore ment area
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      160 2 [Or \WL VicAats VUovu* PABSTA birdie in golf, an ace in tennis, a perfect dive, a home runspots in the world of sports. .and Pabst TapaCan. .a high spot in summer reireshmt wholesome, pure and delicious. OV nerience, Delicious because Pabst, with ninety-two years of brewing cm knows how to
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    Gang Robbery At Alexandra Road
    533 3 HOLD-UP OF FAMILY Threats With A Knife Singapore, Monday. f ,«)U i gang of robbers broke into H the hut of an old Chinese, riUM Alexandra Road. and. after n i ,""i"S the woman, they made S d^h two chandu pipes. 522 in h mil
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    Lome Cydist
    19 3 Lome Cyd ist Singapore, Monday cyclUthf the name oi Mr. B. arrived in Singapore, reaving come from Penang In
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    Property Sale
    36 3 Cheong Koon Senp and Co.. ll °unce that the sale ol prof in the Mukim of Bungei o« Kota Tlnggl, Johor«J be sold on Nov. 1, has been 1 to Nov. 8. (photo by
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    20 3 Captain Lohmann, commander of the German cruiser Emden, which will be in Malayan waters next month courtesy of German consul).
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    Deeree Absolute
    303 3 Case Which Was Heard In 1931 Singapore, Monday. A DECREE nisi made^n July,. 4. 1931. was made absolute in the Supreme Court to-day by Mr Justice Adrian Clark. The application was made by Mr. C. da Silva on behalf of Hilda Andree the respondent being Carl Lawrence Andree.
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    Ten Dead In Air Crash
    67 3 Berlin, Sunday. TEN people were killed and three 1 injured to-day when a German Lufthansa air-liner travelling from Franktort to Erfurt crashed in the Thuringian mountains The air-liner crashed in a fog; and was completely destroyed. The crew of three and seven passengers, including one
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    New Assizes
    113 3 Eight Cases For Final Session Singapore. Monday. THE final session of the Criminal As--1 sizes for the year commenced before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark In the Singapoie Assize Court to-day. There are eight cases on the list including one of murder in which the accused are two Chinese
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    Law Notices For To – day
    62 3 Law Notices For To day Before -he Chief Justice in th e Ist Court at 11 a.m. S. 53 36-K.K.N K. Kannappa Chettyar vs. Pakkiri ors. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark at 10.30 am. 3 Summonses-in-Chambers in Probate 426 35. At 11 a.m. in the 2nd Court: Assizes: -Rex vs.
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    ARRESTED AT SEA
    333 3 ARRESTED AT SEA Problem Of 'Residence Singapore, Monday. "I AM not so sure that the prisoner is guilty. He is seen on a launch coming from the Dutch Islands and is arrested on the sieps of the launch How is hi- said to be residing in the Colony?" So said
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      22 3 l» ll l IW S KIBRER HEELS SOLES OUTLAST OTHERS IRO.M ALL SHOE MAKERS Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 86. ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      79 4 London, Nov. 2. 0 TT D ID C w> nUDDEiII Previous To-day Change Jan lMaF S" 83 8 87 16 +HM PALM OIL (Malay) Last Quotation To-day In bulk NovDec. shipment £22-10-0 value £22-15-0 value Seed Pearl (S'pore> Nov. shipment 16- sellers unchanged PEPPER (F.A.Q.) White Muntok Nov.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      74 4 London, Nov. 2. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Part* (closing middle rate) 105.13 105.13 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9.02-3 4 9.04% +.Q2_ T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) is. 2 9 16 is. 2 916 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is. 3 is. 3 T.T.
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      BULLION MARKET
      25 4 Previous To-day Change GOLD Fine Bar per ot. £?>-2-3 £7-3-2^ 2 SILVER Spot 20 20 I months forward 20 20 1 16 +1)11
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      149 4 London, Nov. 2 Previous To-day change J. P. Coat* 53 6 53', Distillers 112 3 112. Dunlop Rubber 36 9 37 General Electric 91 3 92 Guinness 143- 142 Imperial Chemical Industrie* 419 41 71., Imperial Tobacco 173 IV2 173 11, Anglo-Dutch 37 6 38 4>" 2
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      METAL MARKET
      31 4 London, Nov. 2. TIN Standard. Previous To-day Chang© Cash (noon official price) £209 3 4 £208 K 3 months forward (noon official price* £207 7 8 £206 3 8
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      46 4 RUBBER New York Xov L Previous To-day Change Tone Dull Firm Spot Buyera 16-7 8 17 SeUert 17 17» 8 B Jan.Mar. Buyers. 17 ***** -116 teller* 17% 17 3 16 +U6 TIN Standard Tone Steady Barely Steady BPOI 46 46-3 4 4
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      58 4 Mfcl %ull alms be on /vNCS^ time with a tS»- r y m a\ I^mSl^ \L II IV /rn\ v y /if! II I it WORLD'S CYCLINCI W^'^ N<V Hour runpaced), M. Richard, V\' J Horn- (paced)".' U.C.I Regula- HP^ -x Hour "Vp^ed)? under M^ p^^^^S!^ Vanderstuyft, 76 miles, 503
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1464 5 rf fe W Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers Singapore, Nov. 2 (Share are $1 unless otherwise stated >. Fraser Si Co. Lyall dc Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers a rm 4- 4'6 4!- 444 4 Kumbaig .-27 6 28 6 26 6
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      226 5 Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 29 cts., up 1 4 ct. Market Tone: Firm. London: 8 1 4d up 1 16d. Market Tone: Steady. New York 17 cU>., up 1 8 ct. Market Tone: Firm. Singapore, Monday evening. There has been considerable activity on the local market to-day and with
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      Tin
      31 5 Singapore, Monday noon. Singapore: $*****, up $58. London: No market. New York: 45 3 4 cts., down 14 ct. EXCHANGE London-New York 4.88 13 16 New York-London 4.88 3132 I
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      Share Market
      148 5 Singapore. Monday 3 p.m. .Messrs. Fraser and Company, in their dally comment on the closing trend of I the local market, state: The tin share market was easier r o-day largely as the result of interest being switched to rubber shares. The price of the metal locally fell
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      Lady Murison
      79 5 Singapore. Monday. LADY Murison. wife of Sir William Muriscn. a former Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, arrived in Singapore this evening by the Suwa Ifaru from home. She is on a visit tc ner daughter Mrs. Tatham, wife of Mr. G. E. Tatham. who is with the
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      Municipal Budget
      39 5 The budget meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held on Friday. Nov. 6, at 2.15 p.m. I M. Moitessier. Prefect of the Gai Department, has succeeded M. Magi 4| chief of the Surete National* Paris
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    Alleged Cheating In Lottery At Aerodrome
    482 6 Alleged Cheating In Lottery At Aerodrome Singapore, Monday. ALLEGATIONS that they took part in running a lottery were made against C. A. Wyrewedel and G. D. Gould, who appeared before the Third Magistrate, Mr. A. D. York. to-day. Wyrewedel is charged with cheating in respect of three lottery tickets valued
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    Produce
    181 6 Singapore. Nov. 2. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $140 1. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $135 i. (Siam) W Coast No. 3 per Koyan $128 i I. (Siam) "Sinhuay" No Al $222 i K. (Siam) "White Rice" No. 1 $180 t R. (Siam) "White Rice"
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    Standard Motor
    341 6 Trading Profit Reaches Record Height London.. Oct. 16. QUOTED at one time during the current year at the "bargain basement" price of 705., Standard Motor Ordinary shares now stand at 1255., states the Financial News. The recently announced dividend of 25 per cent, on the increased capital was
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    Exehange
    186 6 h Singapore, Nov. 2. SELLING xmdoti T.T. 2|4 I|l6 jondon demand 2 4 I|l6 jonaon 4 months' sight 214% demand 1225 lamburg demand 141 Sew York demand 57 Montreal demand 56 15|16 Batavia demand 104 5 8 Samarang demand 104 3 8 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands 154% Madras
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      289 6 TheS'pore Chamber Of JJJ£ YOKOHAMA Commerce Rubber Assn. aUOAW A DAILY PRICES CURRENT. SPECIE BANK, LTD Singapore, Monday noon. (Established in 1380 Buyers. Sellers. Capital Subscribed (Fully No I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F.0.8. November) 29 716 29V 2 paid up) Y.loo.o,».») Good F.A.Q. in cases nnrr e Reserve Fund Ynninnn^ (FOB.
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    Saturday's Fancy Dress Ball At Johore
    41 7 abov e Tribune photographs show some of the fnests at the Royal Johor e InternationaJ Club on Saturday night when a very successful fancy dress dance was held in aid of the Ponpy Day Fund.
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      158 8 I TWO y^^ I I FEATURES lf># I I INONE I programmk: mL^ lVa iL»a I*■ ir^ni^ I HJJ II BMghfiita K«n Moynord tn o mEI itory written by himself 1 Iff a whltierl He put everyR thing he wonted In the story then added MORI to tt on the
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      108 8 SITX TALKIE (New World) Commencing Wed 4th Nov: A First Run Attraction I A STORY AS BIG AS A&tfßdrißfeVMß I BROADWAY 7frVA7^j| ALL ITS MELOPY LAUGHTER 111 GLAMOUR! HIPPEN HEART- P||PPPW^ BREAK! GEORGE M. COHANS M SOIV« AND DANCf: HIAiV 20th CENTURY-FOX PICTURE with 4 I AMU TWPVOIt v \v\-
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      186 9 j Tr^af For Singapore Audiences! %FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY OPENING TO-NIGHT J AT THE CAPITOL I FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE E J IN THE FAR EAST. t I 2! A I (By Kind Permission of A T I I a I Capt. L. E. H. MAUND, R.N.)T The H. M. S.
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      70 9 j IV%\IIJO\ S»(Hl!| This outstandiiii* liiiversal Production was Shown by Royal Command to 11. M. KING EDWARD VIII. Sr^aUhV^ |>OWELL ■^//VJ' 1 WILLIAM rVfTHI ft #>^ CAROLE lOmPAKP~^f Av wl^" -l> -^-*~>-^—^ 1 I QUALITY OF "MOVEMENT" IS A CONDITION PRECEDENT TO A SALE OF WATCH. S AVAILABLE AT A
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      124 9 1 Singapore uTIDES -1.12 a.m.. 9 ft.. 12.27 pni.^ 1 9 of Khan sarden Part> v wab Sir Muhammad "Bahadur ab Sahi b Bahadur. Habibu-nl .ah Kt Lld f K c ho el Roof Garden 4.30 p.m^ Adtlp 1 H^ el tournament. P.S. and tUGBV T cc; Raffles ColF v
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    Cold Storage Stations For India
    233 10 STATIONS FOR THE ARMY Market Facilities' Extension Simla. FDIA will shortly have a chain of cold storage stations across the counUy. linked together by refrigerated road and rail transport cars. The decision is considered extremely important since it is expected to lead to a vast
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    Girl Kept Alive
    145 10 6 Weeks By Artificial Respiration Oslo. WORKING in relays, doctors and nurses I* at the Haukeland Hospital at Bergan Norway, have kept a 14-year-old girl alive for six weeks by artificial respiration. As the hospital does not possess an artificial respirator, the respiration has had to be
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    Priest Killed
    74 10 Body Found In Torrent After Accident Paris. JIBBE YVES LE LORRAIN, nephew of A General Chambrier. of th° Military Household of the President of The Republic, has been killed in a mountaineering accident above Annecy. He went out aione to ciimb the Tournctte. above Talloires and when h
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    11 10 A torpedo bomber of No. 100 Squadron just after landing. (Tiibune).
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    WOMAN OUTWITS GUNMEN
    172 10 Pretends To Faint And Grabs Revolver East St. Louis, Illinois. DRETENDING to faint, -o give her enough timt fo reach "for 'her revolver, Mrs. Mary Gables has driven off two armed negro bandits who attempted to hold up her tavern. As she came up from behind he
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    She Tried To Join Navy
    88 10 Columbus. Ohio. A WOULD-BE sailor walked into the Naval recruiting office here and asked to join the Navy. After routine questioning, th^ officer in charge told the applicant to go into l room and undress in order to undergo the medical examination. "Oh dear!' gasped
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    JUSTICE MINISTRY NEEDED
    254 10 England Should Copy Dominions Manchester. THE suggestion that Great BHUi. should copy the administrative tern of her Dominions by the cro\)l ?t Ministry of Justice i 1h l 0:i o! Arnold Wilson, MP L J ebv s Reform of the Lai 'L v° n Th Manchester University
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    SATURDAY'S TEA PARTIES IN SINGAPORE
    178 11 4, the earden tea party held on Sunday at the residence of Mr. M. A. Swhtv St. Thomas Walk, in honour of M. Keyostovan. th e ConsulGeneral of Iran in China:— Left to Rifht: Mrs. Arbenz; Mr. Keyosto«n consul General of Iran in China* Mr.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1936. BROKEN TOYS
    331 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1936. BROKEN TOYS pUTTING aside prejudices, and allowing for Signor Mussolini's natural inclination for death or glory phraseology, the average, calm-thinking Briton who is not hide-bound by party considerations must admit that II Duce has got down to brass tacks on the Mediterranean situation,
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    AROUND MALAYA
    703 12 THOUGH no direct reference was made to the subject, the speech of the chairman at the annual meeting of the Penang Turf Club was a reminder of the anomalous position which the Colony Government occupies in relation to gambling on racing events, and it gave new emphasis to
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    PERSONALITIES
    241 12 A commission as Second Lieutenant, M.V.1., has been granted to Mr. Horace Harrison Mr. W. J. Mearns. th e N a grlMalacca rugger player, has returned from home leave. Miss I M. Aikman. European Mistress, Malayan Educational Sgrvice. has been seconded to Kedah. Mr. W. Grieve, of Singapore, is
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    International Marine Conference
    319 13 HOLIDAYS WITH PAY Hours Of Work fAt Sea Geneva. Oct. 5. is the greatest maritime nation in the A world Great Britain is the c imitry L n erested in the Maritime Session ?Mhe International Labour Conference which meets m Geneva to-morrow. Delegates from over twenty five
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    FELL ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL
    132 13 President Of Steamship Line Killed Port Chester, N~w York. JjJR Frank c. Munson, President, of thf Lu!'T Une > died nTuri" m :ed HosP^ of interna' jjWrt* sustained in a motorcar acct- i cn^ P al ne the P° lice *V"t M:m2 Si° a el^
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    36 13 A fancy dress ball was held on Saturday night at the Royal Johore International Club in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. Our picture shows Mr. O H. Leng, the winner of the gentlemen's prize. (Tribune).
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    THEY WANT TO SEE THEIR KING
    226 13 Egyptian Monarch's Popularity Alexandria. rUR thousand Alexandria labourers have drawn up a petition expressing the wish to see His Majesty King Farouk when he says his prayers in the public mosques on Fridays. (Every Friday the King says his prayers at a different mosque
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    34 13 An interesting event at the Insect House at the London Zoo has been tne SXof a. brood of young .*gWThey are members of ral S£3[ isra^W~2- a a quarter of an inch in length.
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    DEVIL'S ISLAND ESCAPE PLANS
    272 13 Runaway's Vade Mecum In Condemned Cell Paris. MATERIALS for a small on means of escape from the French Guiana Penal Settlement— better known as Devil's Island were found by warders in a cell occupied by Gabriel Soclay, the French "Lindbergh Killer." Soclay was condemned to death
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      90 14 height of luxury I There is no such luxury I in the air as is provided by the British air service, with its roomy comfort in great air liners equipped with four engines for perfect reliability and with its unequalled name for personal service on all its route* Reduced fares
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    55 15 Muvres in irpinU d..!y». His Royal Highness ,h. Prince of Piedmont givin* orders concerning t he movement .< the M 2' b e Military manoeuvres v ■i^iii^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^MßMMMM^BllßßMßßil "^BBW^^^Hl^^^^^^^!\! liirht heawweight boxinjf title, arrive* London. tl t Topkal b Vrws). m oxford than any omrr I- M amc ,ens Us was
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      52 15 I WATCHES at I RENE ULLMANNI I ARE BETTER I I THEY COST LESS I I THEY LAST LONGER I IWe are the only firm which I I guarantee is valid in Hong- 1 I Kong and various ports of I I China. I I RENE ULLMANN I I Raffles
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    Borrow front NATURE
    1588 16 Borrow front NATURE when approaching the rouge pot. Greta dimming gives rules for make up to the old and voting. 1 ALWAYS feel the various make up charts one sees to-day are all so much waste of time, although they do help numbers of us to choose colours. Sweeping general
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      49 16 Maison |JB^ 4610. A/fc^ eyelax ASTRINGENT POWDER used very sparingly is especially good for greasy skins. Work into the skin after washing and before making up. This prevents the natural oil from coming to the skin surface. WRITE FOR BOOKLET, THE ART OF BEING LOVELY ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE
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    your dressing-table
    423 17 your dressing--table boxes, drawers or shelve, r VlsU V,;, of makeup are kept P vhere X to assume a disordered t*y'» to no time? k e:ini;U ir i. of us, with an eye on, WJ* dash into the various f \vitii the result that powder conUlin u V n celv.
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    dorothy more
    23 17 Dorothy More has returned to her Salon at 18 Battery Road <2nd Floor* after a short holiday at the Cameron Highlands.
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    52 17 Interesting things seen on frocks are shoulder straps treated like cords that used to hold back heavy curtains in the Victorian age. They are gathered Into narrowness at intervals of inch and a half to make a continuous chain of lozenges with a little button sitting over the end of
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      299 17 UUP ft* j, I LUGGAGE CARPETS I CHEMIST 1 CARRIER I WE CARRY A FINE 181 W SELECTION dpp*»mms M«i*u in,i»*m SINGAPORE or A\/\nVA I L rM«IEIcO <— (^TO^o^ 1 CAR KItiT ww« STAm CAR p ETS Baggage Contrwtort* fwwtrdlni RoUGE PO \VDER LIPSTICK Booking Agentt for tUM. VAUMMka Ll.
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    POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
    144 18 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES FOR PER DATE AND TIM? Pengerang Aik Soon Nov. 3 9 a.m Australia:— Eastern (except Melbourne) Merkur Nov. j 10 a.n, New Zealand Me .J r A^ Q 3 1° Ut Ceylon President Adams 3 ii am Fort de Koek, Padang. Pakan Barce and Siak
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    Air Mail Despatches
    76 18 Air Mail Despatches Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt. E. and S Africa, Great Britain, Ireland, Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan, Jask§. and London§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai, *Kobe, and 'Manila via Penang: Imperial, closing
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    Mail Delivered
    22 18 The mail despatched from Singapore on Oct. 9 by the Ranpura was delivered in London on Oct. 31 (22 days>.
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    Shipping Office
    30 18 The Shipping Office and the Offices of the Statistics Department will be closed on Armistice Day. Nov. 11; and on Deepavali Day. Nov. 13; says a shipping notice.
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    BUSY SEASON FOR LINERS Ships Filled For The Coronation
    381 18 BUSY SEASON FOR LINERS Ships Filled For The Coronation London. fHERE are now increasing indication* that the movement of passengers from various parts of the world to this country next year will be exceptionally early and important. The date of the Coronation— May 12 —happens to mark the height of
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    30 18 Mr. D.R.L.P. Matheson. CWel Inspector of Police. Federated MilUl States, has been appointed to act a an Assistant Commissioner of rom Federated Malay States, with enet fiom April 1, 1936.
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      75 19 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES 0R EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. 22 1 Rohn.i 20 1 Muinam 18 3 Malayan l* rm>e 32 3 Kadnorvh.n 50 g Mavcba^lu UMtm UfttL HARBOUR wharf I i Mars, Lch. Curlew Mam \»n' in LA# WBt Agnes l VtsSIIS IN DRY
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      36 19 rHE P O. liner Corfu has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at this Port at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, the 4th instant. She will porceed alongside the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.
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      127 19 Mails expected from Europe etc. London by Air < Imperial > time of delivery of boxholders' letters oniy 7 p.m. and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-day. Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam) by Air Netherlands), time of delivery of boxnolders' letters only 7 pm. and general
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      33 19 The appointment of Mr. Ronald Lilley to be an Assistant Auditor. Audit Department. Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, with effect from Oct. 4 has been approved. Mr. Lilley arrived on Oct. 9.
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      1566 21 A*~^*~ o~'~^*~0 220 p.m. Close down 0 N THE RADIO [I If MIS:: i^^ 1 7.10 p.m. Variety programme. i*"*^^** l^ l 8 pm. A talk. k~^ J p 8 20 pm Selections from the Optra 11 programme ggJ^^SS d n l, w a S? ha S!! 9 9 ;g
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      256 21 I^f? W^n? H f Ude aild FU Ue fOr th Left Hand by August Weweler. At the piano: Rudolt Horn. 1105 p.m. Chinese Songs. Rosa Jung, accompanied by the Chinese Students Orchestra. 11.20 p.m. Sign off DJA. DJB, DJQ DJE. (German, English). Wf TO-MORROW -A».P'»i Call DJA. DJB (German. English
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    At The New R.A.F. Aerodrome
    78 22 Air Commodore S. W. Smith chatting with Mr. Talton (Resident Engineer for the building works) and Group Captain Peck after the landing at the new R.A.F. Aerodrome at Tengah yesterday. (Tribune). Air Commodore S. W. Smith, Officei Commanding the RA.F., Far East. getting into his
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    Need For Malayan Taxation Reform
    218 22 'By Air Main London. Oct. 22. IN important part of Sir George Max- ft well's speech at yesterday's meeting of the Bengal Rubber Estate was devoted to ;he vexed question of export.' duties in Malaya, states The Times. After criticizing the export duty on rubber
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    THEY HAD POISON GAS IN 1600!
    128 22 Antidote Was Flowers ANE of the oldest recipes for n V poison gas shells U shown Exhibition" in Essm I, J n page taken from t h e -JK h Gunmakers", dated 1600 The recip;- instructs the to grind certain seeds, herb, f to
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    Special Stamps
    89 22 Diamond Jubilee For I Bulgarian Red Cross I TLABORATE preparatio^ I u made to commcnioia c H Jubilee- of tbi Bulgarian Society, founded CO years ago i 18. It is expected that many I H tives ft-om the Red Cros i of countries will attend the c To
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    American Airport
    75 22 World's Largest Han not To Be Built I Newark, New Jen I THE World's largest hangar I H built for the airport heri\ the most important centre?; or Amc: flying transport. H Construction of the building is to be 1-045 feet long and 20 wide, will be<un shortly.
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    27 22 Mr. A. Lockey. Traffic Inspect derated Malay States Railway been appointed to act as Trail. tant Pedrra ed Malay Sta I with effect from Aug. 21. 1936,
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      111 22 Oi\ THE RADIO 11.20 p.m. Sign off DJA, DJB, DJQ, OJE (Germ., Engl.) Z.11.J. Pcnang (Wavelength 49.3 Metres) TO-DAY 7 p.m. Time Signal and Day's Programme. 7.05 p.m. Recorded Music by Albert Sandier and Orchestra. 7.35 p.m. Messrs. Lean and Co.'s Share Report. 7.40 p.m. Light Vocal Programme. 8 p.m.
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    Alibi Pleaded In Acid-Throwing Case
    757 23 '<■ permanent Disfigurement Our Oun Correspondent) I johore Bahru. Nov. 1. I having, th I oU rhar iie, of the "L L Department, and two t th( trial tor eadetl a n alibi. 0 > lill t r "i s that he committed ThP charcj
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    What Smoke Costs London
    453 23 A CHAMBER of honors for nouseholders has been arranged at the Science Museum. South Kensington, as part of the Smoke Abatement Exhibition, which was opened recently by the Minister of Health. Sir Kingsley Wood In it they will find sights painful enough to srive good housewives
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    17 23 Prince 'Konoye. President of the House or Peers, has been appointed President of the Japanese Broadcasting Association.
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    34 23 Eight watchmen who had been hired by an Egyptian landowner to stop thefts from his crops have been killed by bandits at Shebin el-Kom and sever: wounded. All the bandits escaped after the raid.
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    Woman Who Is Nearly 100 And Still Going Strong
    539 23 UR9. A. MILLER, >of 13, Makepeace i in Road, is probably the oldest inhabitant of the Colony, and she cele- I brated her 97th birthday recently. Mrs. 1 Miller is a small heal'.ny looking lady < and carries her years remarkably
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      60 23 You remember them as a pair of Bonny HIE'LAXDERS— Xow just imagine LAUREL and HARDY as a Couple of SINGAPORE ESKIMOESI 1 HAu roa^ s rrrnoj^ j r K& M I V H j V *O They have twin J i4 nEIATIOMf i m?F*r 'The Money Box" life; j Directed
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    Anglo-Italian Agreement Is Vital
    268 24 Anglo -Italian Agreement Is Vital w«l) disposed speech at once and .he British Government has already toeir. considering m3thods of recognising Italy's new Empire." "THE TIMES" The Times declares: "Mussolini's evident desire tor improvement of AngloItalian relations will be appreciated in this country where, in spite of the recent difficulties,
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    MUSSOLINI'S SPEECH
    638 24 Reactions In Europe Paris, Sundav. UJHiTHER Europe?" is the ques"tion anxiously asked in Paris after Uie Milan speech, in which 11 Duce offered Britain a Mediterranean agreement— on tion A uniformed German deputation was stationed prominently near 11 D S C igno?MSini declared that he had meditated every
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    Mad Monday
    152 24 Boom In Rubber Shares In London London. Nov. 2. A MAD Monday was experienced by the Stock Exchange to-day, when a frenzied rush for rubber snares caused unparalleled scenes of excitement as many as twenty brokers fighting around one jobber in a vain effort, to execute a flood
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    44 24 More than 300 inn signs, and numerous sketch designs and photographs of signs structurally unsuitable for inclusion, have been offered to the committee v/hich is organizing the Exhibition *of Inn Signs, to be held in Nov?mber at j the Building Centre. New Bond Street.
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    35 24 Mr. J. Calder, the Kuala Lumpur first magistrate, who left recently on a month's holiday to Shanghai, will not return to Kuala Lumpur but will be posted as Secretary to the British Resident, Negri Sembilan.
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    TEA CONSUMPTION CAMPAIGN
    328 24 Prosperous Pre-Slump Trade (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 19. THE announcement that the International Tea Market Expansion Board is considering the augmentation of expenditure on propaganda will revive misgivings in some quarters as to its efficacy as demonstrated by the consumption returns, states the Financial Times. There
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    NEW 'DROME IN USE
    322 24 NEW 'DROME IN USE Planes Landed Vesterday Singapore. Monday tOUR machines from the Air R a Seletar made the first at aircraft at the new rap g of at Tengah, Chua Chu Ka,£ tK"** ing at ten o'clock. g- nis mor nThe first plane to come w» c Moth machine
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    TROUT EXPERIMENTS IN THE HIGHLANDS
    580 25 progress Of Fisheries Department Pl&tt I ornrs feature of the attempt to II C22*£»r£ the Cameron Highm breed »ouj th annU al report ■U %Ses Department by Mr. W. the rw>*" BirtwiS l£?vvistle states that from the ■Mr Bir ter they started feeding the sixth
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    Orphans Death At 24
    136 25 Orphans Death At 24 Singapore. Monday. THE death ook place at the General Hospital this morning of Mr. Andrew Urn after a very brief illness. The deeeased who was only twen y-four years cf a?e was employed a- 'the Town Cleansing Department of -he Municipality for the past seven years
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    New Record Aimed At This Year
    193 25 42.000M0 POPPIES London. pORTY-TWO miJiion poppies-more than ever before— are now being dispatched to town and hamlet throughout the United Kingdom and overseas, in readiness lor Poppy Day on Nov. 11. VVJ y nfTw 1 6 tc ex u ceed iast year's total of
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    Girl Buried At Sea
    47 25 Singapore, Monday. A girl aged 18 was buried at sea during the vcyage from Madras to Singapore of the Rhona. a British steamship which plies between thosc pcrtc. Her death occurred on Oct. 27 and she was buried at noon on the sameday.
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    22 25 The Consulate-General of Japan will be closed on Nov. 3 (Tuesday* in commemoration of the birthday of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Meiji.
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    ULTIMATUM TO NANKING
    421 25 Ch ina A nd Japa n Still Arguing Shanghai, Nov. 2. MR. Suma, the Japanese Consul-Gene- ral in Nanking, arrived here from Japan on Saturday morning. Interviewed on the results of his mission he said that Japan's policy towards China had undergone no change and continued to
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    SELANGOR SCORE ANOTHER BIG VICTORY
    754 26 Negri-Malacca Outplayed In The j A ttack (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. AS wa.s generally anticipated, Sela*ip,ci convincingly defeated Negri Smibilan. (who are meeting Singapore next week to the tune of seven goals to two in their first inter-State hockey fixture on the
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    Fewer Points For A Drop Goal Is A Popular Proposal
    646 26 Fewer Points For A Drop Goal Is A Popular Proposal IT is so unusual for a member of the i International Board to make any public announcement on matters that c are to come before the Board that the < statement attributed to Mr. James Jarrp^t one of the Welsh
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    Poor Game
    238 26 Y.M.C.A. Defeat Raffles Singapore, Monday. THE Hockey match played this evening on the Raffles College ground between the first teams of Raffles College and the Y.M.C.A. did not turn out to be as interesting as was expected. Both the teams seemed to be of almost equal standard and
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    Penana Girl Sprinter To Marry
    51 26 It is reported that Miss Tan Gan Xiew. the Penang Chinese girl sprinter, who represented Malaya at the AllChinese Olympics in China, has gone to siam to get married. Miss Tang was a teacFTer at the ?ukien Girls' School and latterly, in the Li Chi
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    Drought In Anhui
    32 26  -  Shanghai, Nov. 2. Anhui Province is experiencing a bad irought. The rivers md wells are iried up. and the farmers are in I ;errible plight. Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    Earthquakes
    116 26 < Continued from page V Japanese delegates to the Geophysics Conference at Edinburgh. He specialises in seismology, which is one of the ieven branches of the science. Another delegate is also on board the ship, he is Dr C Tsuboi. who specialises in the oranch of geodesy. At the
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    27 26 Jessie, who is claimed to be the oldest working elephant in the world, has celebrated her sixty-fourth birthday in the Taronga Zoological Park. Sydney New South Wales.
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    JOHORE BEAT SAPPERS
    306 26 Good Rugger At C. S. Club (From Our Own Correspondent) COUTH Jc^'STt^ffivSV-" d neers, Singapore at nun? gl Civil Service Club padan^ >C rri the and won by two goals and a tn points) to nil. r> '13 Among the large gathering rr., was the Hon. Mr.
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    Charges Of Forgery
    78 26 Singapore. Monday. A young Eurasian named W. E Hardy appeared before Mr. A D York,' the Third Magistrate, this mciair.g on two charges of forgery. He is alleged to have altered a ruooei licence from No. 144 to 722 and dorscd on a rubber issue card the
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    25 26 Helmuth Kienka. 31. of Breslau, «J beheaded in Berlin for Landesv.-r a, lesoionage or the betrayal of miutary secrets) He |/as condemned W People's Court.
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    Singapore Hocke y Weaknesses
    171 27 D. Ross is about the best right winger available at the moment and his performance in to-day's game fully justifies his inclusion. P. F. Kinsey who also played in the outside right position was unimpressive The scorers were: Colours: G B. Armstrong (2); Hewan (1) and
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    33 27 Singapore. Monday. A hockey match between the European Ladies and the Girl's Sports Mub, team one, was cancelled to-day and the European Ladies held a practise on the General. Hospital ground this evening.
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    FORWARD LINE FOTROUBLES
    535 27 FORWARD LINE FO TROUBLES rfeam For Negri Match Singapore. Monday. nnce aeain came off T Hfc (olours nst the Whites in the great heights a j^ fo th atch in preparation for their Saturday furnish as m '^r w hen they swept SAW tJU in lnter state m who led
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    S.C.C. LOSE TO RAFFLES
    150 27 Poor Game On Padang Singapore, Monday. DLAYING on their own ground this afternoon, Raffles Institution beat a weak S.C.C. team by 3— nil. Attacking from the outset, the schoolboys opening the scoring within five minutes M. Kohloff beating Mayger from close range. The home team kept
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    Army Tennis
    99 27 Gunner Coventry Wins The Open Singles rUNNER Coventry, of the 11 (S) Heavy U Battery, R.A.. Blakan Mati, won 'the Malaya Command tennis championship final on Saturday, when he beat. Sgt. Clarke, of Pulau Brani, by &-3, It was a thrilling game, both Players giving of their best,
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    27 27 Mr H L Hopkin. Editor-in-Chief of the Maiava Tribune group of newspaper! left Singapore on Sunday by tnImperial Airways for Hongkong and Shanghai on three weeks' leave.
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    31 27 The Lord Bishoo of the Diocese. Rt. Rev Basil Roberts. M.A.. is expected in Penang this week to administer the rite of Confirmation, on Sunday. Nov. 8, following a short Evensong.
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    Over-Eagerness Chief Cause Of Defeat Of S. C. R. C.
    484 27 Singapore, Monday. RESPITE the fact that they had the u better of the play for more than half the game, the S.C.R.C. were forced to admit defeat by the A.C.S. by three goals to one. When they met at hockey
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    S.C.C. Billiards
    112 27 Straight Snooker Championship FOLLOWING are ties in the S.C.C. T straight snooker championship: Tuesday: N. G. Bishop vs. J. Bright, W/Comdr. Scroggs vs. H. S. Godwin. Wednesday: J. A. Dean vs. K. C. Gillett E. H. Coleman vs H. Gray Thursday: F. J. L. Mayger vs. E. H.
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    29 27 M. Militchitch, Deputy of the Yugoslav Radical Union (Government Party), who was waylaid and shot by three armed peasants while on an electioneering tour, died in hospital at Kruzhevatz
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    Pictures Of State Hockey Final Trial
    76 28 Pictures Of Sta te Hockey Final Trial These pictures by the tribune photographer are of incidents durins yesterday* hockey trial match on the padang prior to the selection of the side to represent Singapore in the inter-state hockey i, against Negri Sembllan on Saturday, the game was &«iStas one but
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