Morning Tribune, 6 November 1936

Microfilm: NL2268
Total Pages: 28
1 28 Morning Tribune
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  • Whipping For Singapore Hooligans
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      QUARREL OVER GIRL
      612 2 Four Chinese Sentenced Singapore, Thursday. •TELL the accused that ihey have all been allowed to live m the King's peace— the peace oi His Majesty the King, and some of them wei* born m it. In this country M they have am complaint to make it should
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      Shanghai Stabbing Affray
      74 2 Shanghai, Nov. 3. THE owner of a Japanese business firm outside TUtping Gate", Changsha. is reported to have been the victim of a mysterious attack at his residence last night. He received eight stab wounds which,' however, were not fatal. The reason for the attack is not
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      MADRID TO FALL IN A WEEK
      339 2 More Advances By The Rebels Lisbon, Now. 4. GETAFE was captured this afternoon, according to insurgent headquarters. General Varela personally led his troops into the town and afterwards told pressmen: "You can tell the whole world that Madrid will be captured this week." (The
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      NEW CHIEF OF R. A. F.
      393 2 an order to the effect that the postal address of the Royal Air Force Station, Singapore will, m future, be as follows Royal Air Force Station Seletar, h Singapore, Straits Settlements. Arrival To-day By P And O THE following information has h?** released by
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      31 2 A group photograph taken at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday when Mr. Kao Ling Pai, the new Chinese Consul-General m Singapore, was welcomed by the local Chinese community. (Tribune)
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    Reservists Recalled
    54 3 London. Monday. The War OfTico announces that reservists ot section A of the Army Reserve, recently called uj) for service m connection with reinforcing the garrlSsti_ «2Sf' at 0r t0 rAurn to "he united Kingdom and will arrivp it Southampton aboard the U_SSe on 1> rif < r
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    Law Notice For To-day
    97 3 S?^»^£^ Summons aT 11 ?n ,s and ori ginating Comy^Bankruptcy 30 the lst Befor. Mr jlsUn n L KISLi d «*ased. 10 30 am 3 £2J? Adrian Clark at 424 34-R c A iX' "^;L Mo I<)n m Bkcy. £11 ;im A ma; bin wood. ■?f«ong
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    RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION AND MUNICIPALITY
    543 3 RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION AND MUNICIPALITY Opposition To Hill Bungalow Proposal it i recent meeting of th e Commiite< A of the Singapore Ratepayers' Asso Limi held a, the offices of the Asso ffion- Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singa Sethe Chairman <the Hon. Mr. TnvLian Teck> stated thai h e had in--2L Mr
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    China Aviation
    60 3 Air Service To Hongkong Inaugurated Shanghai, Thursday. THE China National Aviation Corpor--1 at ion s service to Hongkong was officially inaugurated this afternoon when a plane arrived at the Kai Tack aerodrome m the presence of the Governor of Hongkong (Sir Andrew Caldecotti.i General Huang Wu Sung (Governor
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    NEW JAPANESE DIET
    161 3 NEW JAPANESE DIET Emperor Makes Formal Inspection I Tokyo, Nov. 5. T HE eioTH r °K t0 day drove Stat, cers fnrf y a detach ™nt of lan S?T__S?*s-an,_s flee." S-f^^^g r Jf th e Japanese House of Re*T&m^u£" H U Peers fvfl) FEATURES OF THE BUILDING buTldfng- lloWing are
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    JAPANESE WORKMANSHIP
    140 3 fr t mewor k is steel and guaranfire^sc a a rt^ qUake H Pr f Thcr? L no S: cs "S es a d practically all materials and workmanship are Japanese Ine Imperial chamber is finished m lacquer and gold. The doors of th Imvn nal S_S mber
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    22 3 eartfe iom JCh h ad escaned fro Newfruiterpr," c iS"*? recent] y entered a knocked dnui° P ln West sate Road. Kni^
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    ATTACK ON A FRIEND
    267 3 Chinese Sent To Prison (From Our Own Correspondent) h T U Johore Bahru, Nov. 4. C A ase th e "st of the Johore 1 h_, u h J U A sslzes was concluded yester- day before Mr. Justice J. V G Mill? f «_T^C'___s___^_jr« 1
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      62 3 PHILLIPS m __L_n^__i l____^^y___l_Kly Jl ______r R LEBER HEELS SOLES OUTLAST OTHERS FROM ALL SHOE-MAKERS Sole Distributors: UHAMIN P£NHA_ i, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. I y^M/ RAP,D HARDENING VFR^-TfH f_K. __X i > i.n.i- 1 wi psa |_w ltMjft<ltT!? *< mj^BSsx****^ PROIFT^ _K_i ~__3^_____l -_J-S ___________________B rvujLiis From 83.- A up
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      132 4 London, Nov. 5. RUBBER Previous To-day Change S, ady Quieter TOM Buyer. 8516 1 16 8^ iXr, 8 7 16 8 7 16 Buyers M 4 8 November Buyers J*^ g 16 December JJ Buyers 8 7 16 8 7 16 Jwi. Mar uuyers Selleis 8 9 lb
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      32 4 Imperial Chemical Industr I 42 1 1 2 42 1> L Rubber Plant. Investment ".ist 39 9 39 (i Ay!^Hitam J6 3 166 Chinese 5^ Reorgs. 92 92 't
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      METAL MARKET
      25 4 London, Nov 5 TIN Standard. Previous To-day Cham Cash .noon official price) gmj2 ttU% 3 months forward (noon official pife* £214-5 8 £210-,
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      47 4 RUBBER New Yurk N v 4 Previous To-duv Cl Soot Buyer. 17 116 +»M SeUers 17 3 16 lII|M Jan Mar. Buyers. 17 3 16 17% Sellers 17 5.16 W9|M 4 TIN Standard Tone stead y "SS? 1 ii eSoV 45T3 47^ y -1:
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 London, Nov. 5. Previous To-day Change meß«p«<*. x £T2 2Vi £723 up a SILVER monttu forward 2O'." t 20 516 up 1,16
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      91 4 London, Nov. 5. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 105.13 105.38 up .25 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9 06?4 9 09 J /4 up us T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) Is. 2 9 16d. is. 219 32 up 1 62 T.t! on
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    Sultan Of Selangor
    58 4 London. H.H. the Sultan of Belangor .ac< com* nied. by Prince Ahamed. vis ted n Institute m London and the a > d > Tropical Medicine. He was w by Sir Malcolm Watson. e The Sultan expressed a hope work done m his state would iw the
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    Police Band
    66 4 Af Telok Tyer to-day at the Police band will render lu v t> 0 f ing programme: March. m the Guns." Kenneth J^ Al << ture"LaSirene''D. F. E J" t; tion "The Girl m the Taxi i Walse "Moonlight on the gnw Vollestedt; Cornet Solo A n»» T
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    Local Wedding
    205 4 Miss J. F. Brown And Mr. A. Burleigh Singapore, Thursday. FE wedding of Miss Jean Frances Brown to Mr. Arthur Burleigh took place at the Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon. Miss Brown is the daughter of the late Mr. E. Brown and Mrs. E. Brown, of 2, Chesterford Gardens,
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      17 4 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, Chulia Street, PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING
      485 5 Fraser Co. LyalJ Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Tin 4.3 4 7'/ 2 4 3 4 9 UP \'nmbaM'" 28- 29 6 28- 29 6 .1 A>am Kumbang 53 A ff Hit^ 166 176 16,- 17:6 f Weil? 175 185 170 180 1 Ayer weng 196 2Q g 19
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      GENERAL
      445 5 Par Pd Pa Pd. *V 110 1.30 1.15 1.25 22 do TV- Prefs. 1.70 180 170 180 1C 10 Atlas Ice 8.00 10.00n0m8.00 10 00 £1 £1 BAT 6.12-6 6.17.6 6 10.0 65 0* 1 1 11. Broadcasting 0.90 1.00 0.90 100 iB M. Trustee 6.25 7.00 625 725
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      183 5 BDHSATOn MIMdPALITY I*l Wd. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 1907 rod 1947 $1 600 666 108 110 norn 4- finr Mar 31 Sp Ot. 30 rs m red 1963 $2,000,000 120 122 norn fjlj 31 Sept. 30 "26 red 1956-66 $22,000,000 114 116 norn int
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      RUBBER SHARES
      348 5 -'■> 1 65 1.75 1.60 1.70 ;;r- H^y j* 13* 1.20 1.30 JJfJS"*? !8 1.90 180 1.90 JEJP 1 140 155 1.40 1.52 22 Pun^ mo 1.20 1.12 120 5U* 1 1 165 |.71% 165 1.75 J wnUWf 0.65 0.70 0.65 070 122' 2 127' 2 1.221- 1.27-,
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      71 5 Singapore: 29 3 4 cts.. up 14 ct. Market Tone: Firm. London: 8 3 Bd. unchanged. New York: 17 3 8 cts.. up 516 ct. Market Tone: Firm. Singapore. Thursday evening. In spite of the rise m New York ot 16 th c local market has not respondd and
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      Tin
      43 5 i Singapore. Thursday noon. Singapore: $105, up $1 <* London: £215. up 555.; three months .212 10s.. up 455. New York: 47 3 8 cts.. up i 1 2 ct. EXCHANGE London-New York 4 88 15 16 New York- London 4.88 29 32
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      Share Market
      108 5 Ik Singapore, Thursday 5 p.m. r Messrs. Fraser and Company, m their daily comment on tp e closing trend of the local market, state— Witn tin up $1 locally, the tin share market continued its minor boom today Practically all shares have appreciated, some quite considerably with 1
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      Mr. Julian Israel's Report
      113 5 Tin locally up $1-. Rubber is again higher locally than for several year" past-Nov.Dec. don e at 30c. Mining. Tin shares hav e been gene- i rally very firm during the day and close X. a Bood buying demand- S. Kintas 55 85— $5 95. Petalings
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      New Scudai Limited
      49 5 Singapore. Nov. 5. Messrs. Chan Sze Onn Co., secretaries of New Scudai, Limited, report that he output of the Company's estate for he month of Oc.ober. 1936, amounted 0 ***** pounds, making a :otal of 99.600 lbs for the seven months of the 'tirrent financial y:ar.
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      The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
      88 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Thursday noon. No I.X.R.S.S. m cases F. 0.8. November) 29 13 16 29 15 16 Good FAQ. In cases ff.OB Novembert 29 3 /4 29 13 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) awardable Spore* 2$ 3 4 25% do. November 29
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    Exchange
    168 6 Singapore. Nov. 5 SELLING London T.T. £4 I|l6 London demand i London 4 months* sight -j*g Lyons demand 141 Hamburg demand 57 New York demand fi7 Montreal demand "13 Batavia demand ]04 r Samarang demand IU,/4 Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demands ika-v! Madras and Colombo demand g** Hongkong demand
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    Produce
    174 6 Singapore. Nov. 5. R. (Siam i W. CCoats t No. 1 per Koyan $140 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $135 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $128 R (Siam) "White" No. Al $222 R. (Siam) "White Rice" No. 1 $180 R. (Siam) "White Rice"
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    Kuchai Tin Limited
    61 6 Singapore. Nov. 5. MESSRS. Chan Sze Onn and Co., secretaries of Kuchai Tin Limited, announce that the results of the working of the Company's bucket dredge for the previous month were as follows:— Actual running time 629 Hours 37 Mins. Time lost 114 23 Average digging depth
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    Cheap Return Tickets
    51 6 The FM S Railways are offering cheap return ticket concessions on the occasion of Armistice Day. The concessions hold good between the following dates: Outward journey No 5 to 8. return journey. Nov 6 to 11; outward journey Nov 11 to 15, return journey Nov. 13 Jio
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    24 6 r New offices for the Medwav Educa-{ tion Committee are to be erected on the site of Fort Pitt. Chatham, which was recent.- demolished
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    Rim (Malacca) Rubber Estates
    337 6 Interim Dividend Declared THE Twenty-sixth Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of Rim .Malacca- Estates. Limited, was held at the Council Chamber of the Rubber Growers' Association. London, on Monday. Oct 5 Mr L C Bernacchi. 0.8.E.. presided and said that unfortunately, due to the rubber regulation
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    Weekly Rubber Report
    196 6 Messrs. Lewis and Peat, Ltd.. m their weekly rubber report dated London. Oct. 20, state: Plantation.— We have had a fairly active market during the week at fully steady prices. In the latter part of the week there were some misgivings that the American consumption for September
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    Dutch Loan
    66 6 Amsterdam. Monday. The first three per cent, loan since 1905 is expected to be issued by the Government to-morrow at 95-3 4 per cent for conversion of the floating debt. It amounts to 100.000,000 Guilders, half of which will be absorbed by national funds and the other half
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    29 6 After the destruction by fire of a hut on Chudleigh Council's allotment near Newton Abbot recently the charred body of John "Soper, ase^ 80, was found m the ruins.
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      306 6 NOTICE Chop Lee Kheng Hong and Lee Kheng Huat Co. NOTICE is hereby given to all parcons concerned that the stock-in-trade, furniture, fixtures, fittings, assets goodwill of Chop Lee Kheng Hong of No 16. South Canal Road. Singapore and of Lee Khen* Huat Co.. of Nos. 254. 258 and 260
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      42 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880 Caoital Subscribed (Fully paid up) T.IOUHJH Reserve Fund V.130.900 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE Manager T. rAlUlfarn Tel: No. 6049 Managers Room 5921 5922 General Orh 5923 6472 Compradore < De*
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    174 7 BRTv Television Station at Alexandra Place. London. Our *X VSLl^Smmd Control Room with the Vision MonitorP h t {he centre background: the amplifier racks on the lijht and She control desk m the foreground Topical Press Fresh shocks were experienced recently m the area m Northern Venetia, Italy, where many
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    Raffles Library
    254 8 New Books For Issue To-Morrow THE under-noted newly add, d non fiction and fiction works _hmL. ready for issue io-morrow 71] a?, be Robert Blake. Illustrated Ron n don; Characters of the Reforn r d Hilaire Belloc; The Legion o m on Madmen, Illustrated. W j mSSm" 1
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    BETRAYED BY HIS TORCH
    163 8 Smuggler's £2,000 Rum Fails Belgrade AN electric torch has betrayed a wealth. Austrian merchant, to the Yugoslav police. He was trying to smuggle a large sum of money from Yugoslavia Into I*aly As he attempted to cross the frontier bridge a t Sushak. the police, warned
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    SEIZURE OF FUNDS RULED LEGAL
    167 8 Nazi Blow To Catholic* Protestant* Munini i i' t-< it -»t ant BOTH the Catholic and rw Churches of Germany nave i I dealt a servere blow by the w* I Court of Baden. church The protest of the X Nazlagainst complete confiscati,. n o.
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      344 8 Tlf«et ELEANORS WHITNEY S THE WORLDS FASTEST _fl__> i Stap-dancer ivyßAMOuxrs snappiest girl- y***4 1 j FILLED MUSICAL COMEDY! M 1 1 Opening To-night CAPITOL Ithe big musical show of the month: i -A B^ j I "THREE CHEERS i <f 1 FOR LOVE" 1 3 ininule of il "^Kvf
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      316 9 SS== f7 sTES T DANCING shook Br.ff^fTHß |_i *___xT_/l^T mmm^i _BEWfc-B**4--BBBEHp Warner Bros. i M*%_i--> Matinees "^TrKOSBV m -MI^ISSll'I'l" also "GOLD DIGGERS of 1935" r^J \i: SEEN HIM AS THE GREAT ZIEGFELD ■•THE THIN MAN BUT NOW HE IS THE BUTLER IN IMVERSALS ROLLICKING COMEDY HIT— -MY MAN GODFREY" shwn
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      139 9 I (.HAM) PREMIERE I I II I\|ll I! i ITO-NIGHT 6.15 9.15 iTI 7^^__l r er "'^^m* ______V I ll____^_____________________________3__l_^-@&_B M__?^H_l ___fi_i^ssfev. V_^___________^C S^si^v9 fi__i_-«^fes .3» ">*£_____■ Hi 9_f ___l H___k^-' 'v_^^> ''<7^^^_P___________________Br M-N____n___ -_^_ai^__>' _____■_•-^Cv^cs_ "*:c*\> **V_ A f^ _r__^__P^*- ''_C Ki^^l_____________ fc c^» w________ «iy nW\ Viii- ?^^B
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    ENGLISH TREASURE SHIP
    211 10 ENGLISH TREASURE SHIP Sunk Off New York In 1870 IN effort is to be made to rai.se _i__ n wreck of what is thought to b» i!f English frigate, Hussar, sunk off \w York m 1870 during the American EJ of Independence, with a valuable carl of specie on board.
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    SOVIETS' TEN-DAY DRESS PLAN
    173 10 SOVIETS' TEN- DAY DRESS PLAN Campaign For Wearing Neckties Moscow A TEN-DAY Plan to make People Wear Neckties has been launched by the Commissariat of Internal Trade. It is the latest sign that the Soviet authorities are determined to make Russians brighter and smarter. Not long ago the wearing of
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    WHERE AMERICA WAS NAMED
    201 10 U.S. Bid For Printer's fiouse i 16TH-CENTURY printer's house-where *1 the word America was first printed —may shortly be purchased by Americans as an his.orical relic. The house is m the pleasant little town of Saint Die, m the Vosges. In 1507, 15 years after Columbus
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    Senator's £80,000 Advice —To Battling Brothers
    211 10 Senator's £80,000 Advice —To Battling Brothers ADVICE worth $80,000 has been given by United States Senator James P. Pope to two brothers who he met by chance for a few minutes while touring the Idaho mining regions m his car. During his trip he stopped outside a small peneral store.
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      204 10 r_J& tfeldrest Hosiery -__^_^v EaCh RS£^ Guaranteed »k DOUIATR AMI 48, HIGH STREET. mammmmm^ M^^^^m^^ _____> m m^i ____i i ________________________________l__i MM|yyH| aiiiaM|MM| ■myM|^^ a^»^Qß M WJjXBm^WiFIjM MzMmmw^m*** _P_____ Kf 'iiv^l b_____j_____U_ljll^^ pm pros. WMM ~\^\,a^^w& i___JGtNGrr) I^^slQii_k^M_B^^4 Hl'— I" x jj^ j. a **M ______> **1 I _K_\ j___P_'_l
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    Double Wedding
    374 11 Two Sisters Marry On Same Day p our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 2. I DOI'BLF wedding was solemnized m I A Shore Bahru at the residence of the I wm Dal i Aixlullah bin Abdul Rahman, I Erident of the Religious Department I Tnhorr vhen his two
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    51 11 the VUit *"kshoL se dvr 'n ff an inf«lL SS of York chats to Princess m ST Dundee* Th e t0 thC L rd Roberts woo ,he dL^bled Jen and Th 06 868 Were rcat,v interested Woo^en stool madelf., they were eacn Presented with a **ue on the premises. (Topical
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    WATCH ON PORTS OF SPAIN
    243 11 Commit l v Refers Point] To Government* London, Monday. S b COmmittee <" 'he ca-on n.l Comm "'cc for appliK?e,° a n, warding SSn-, Arttgn Office L met at the su ;< J.. ;ia a«cr„oon and wa 5 to&Cifwl i hat the «»nmit,ee mi! 'cc.
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      78 11 i LUGGAGE CARRIEt SINGAPORE LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. Baggage Contractors Forwarding Agents. i I Bookings Agents for F__tB J M Railways. Baggage Agents for:- Bine Funnel Line c feast Asiatic Line Nederland IM% BXSJI. Co- Ltd, S t BEAVTV~ I dofofli? more... I has just received her special j medical radium
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      269 11 Burtol Q llick j f I Cleaners J ts_-aa_ sameda-, /^AOXA service AID s to beauty Goods handed m by IL 10 am. can be col- j "OUGE POWDER LIPSTICK lectedbyep^sani 6 all avallable n SHADES TO nS.Omurt,, 7 WITH YOUR COLOURING CREAMS AND LOTIONS CARPETS TOR m «klT rmal
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Nov. 6, 1936. MAGICIAN'S WAND
    314 12 WHENEVER we read official speeches on the finances of the S.S. and F.M.S. we are reminded of the magician's wand, which is waved with suitable rhetoric to convince us that there is nothing when there is very obviously something. This airy
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    AROUND MALAYA
    779 12 AN interesting account of the development of the electricity undertaking m Kuala Lumpur is contained In the lates t issue of the Far Eastern Review. The article, from the pen ot Mr. W. J Williams. Adviser on Electricity. F.M.S. races the growth of service which began m 1901.
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    PERSONALITIES
    283 12 Mr. Kam Saik Chuan. manager, Eastern Hotel. Cameron Highlands, has been on a business visit to Ipoh. Mr. Leong Sin Nam. J. P.. the Ipoh philanthropist, was m Kuala Lumpui on a business visit during the week-end Mr. Yeoh Cheang Lee. Advocate and Solicitor. Ipoh. and Mr. C. H.
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  • Big New Scheme For Empire Air Mail
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      NEW RECORDS SHORTLY
      340 13 Biggest Air Fleet In World London THE Empire Air Mail service irom Crovclon, which has already grown tremendously wi.hjn a few years, is expected to reach far greater proportions next April, when the new Government all-mails by-sir system begins. The normal load of Empire sir mails leaving
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      Labour's Bid
      65 13 Britain POLLING it tikin»^ don M°n<lay- connection place to-day m 53 oou°" __?J_«"___J elections *^gS- and n wa,« oUnty borouehs g_«- are "Kid a Sloughs the hrf e year.-- a whole every «n e nuSfy mberS 0f the k'Vtoh to, 3 s 65 ar ,nu nleipa] coundls S'.wnted
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      ON THE INSTALMENT PLAN
      303 13 Bomb-Proof Shelters For England DOMB-PROOF shelters for^vate homes, obtainable on the intalment system, is the latest phase of England s preparations for protecting lives *j£* cve "t of future air raids The shelters cost £150 and can be paid ior m monthly instalments, and hundreds of
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      29 13 Lord Halifax. Chancellor of Oxford University, opened new buildings of St. Catherine's Society, which provides a university education for students who cannot afford to enter a college or hall.
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      Scots Send One
      93 13 English Scientists Cable I£oo Words Sphtt Awrvo Washington. COTLANDS leading scientists have here 81Ven ffiClal drCles gCOd laugh During the cetremony cf presenting a bust of Lord Kelvin to the Smithsonian Institute here, a congratulatory cable of 1.500 words wa s Head from representative m.n of science
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      Empire's Fauna
      168 13 Trophy-Hunting Out Of Fashion Now emerging from the side wall said Mr W. Orajytj Gore, Colonial lecrSy^t a dinner m London of the Society for of the Fauna^o/ the witn h Stin?tS!S Were 3S-* th^eatened wun extinction, or existing only m small 21? Gam? n hol d the
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      24 13 A lightning strike of 2,000 miners, who alleged that a minimum wage agreement had been infringed, was declared at Bullcroft Main Colliery, near Doncaster
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    126 14 Th* v.*.™* Svmohony Orchestra, under their conductor, Dr. Pelix Weingartner, arrived m London rj<*"tlv and held a rehearsal at th. The Vienna a J^ B J w ftßl Weingartner, the conductor, is seen conducting the orchestra. Topical Press The Civil War m Spain. Reminiscent of the years 1914—1918 m Britain,
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    72 15 Symphony Orchestra: The War: Trans-Atlantic Air Dairy Farmers' Show: md A Cloak Of Spray: Canine Athletes At Crystal Palace *£nLX>!!,'ii isb iry F-nners- Association w_s Held »t Topical Press 1 Cornwall" presents an impressive sight while on patrol m the China seas, as heavy seas break Topical Press Canine sagacity
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    A Fine Record
    256 18 Improvement In V.S. Shipping IT has been announced by the United States Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Roper, that since June 30. 1935, more than 14 months ago, "there has been no loss of life among passengers m any classified American passenger ship." He states that this record
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    Mails Expected
    89 18 Mails from Europe, etc. (London) _m patched on Oct. 28 by Air (Imperial) are expected to-day. The delivery oletters to boxholders 1 will take ice ?f tm h Q to d^ and lhe ne^ delivery will be at 8.25 a.m. to-morrow Mails from Europe (Lond by the P.
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      180 18 m. *i. v\m. (Incorporated m France) (MESSAGERIES MAWTIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE UAH. PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles t ARAMIS 17,536 T. Nov. 10 FELIX ROUSSEL 16,774 T. Nov. 24 MARECHAL JOFFRE 11,732 T. Dec. 8 PRES. DOUMER 11,898 T. Dec.
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      120 18 rV.Y.K.UNE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAK LTD.. (Incorporated m Japan To LONDON, via Penang. Colombo, Aden, Port Said, MarseiUes Gibraltar, s.s. KASHIMA MARU m.s. YASUKUNI MARU s.s. HAKONE MAR'J Rates to lst Class 2nd class Naples |497 $540 $317 i «43 MarseiUes 514 557 526 351 London 557 600
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      301 19 IiTHE HARBOUR Imhi's nmK %ir Mttil I sh.ps ««gg_f r^R H i™ YES Despatches H Godown Gate No. Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai, *Kobe H t 22 1 and 'Manila via Penang: Imperial, Op urn VM,ri 2« 1 closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. I Muinani lg 3 Medan, JaskS, and -LonI Corfu. >ai<«er
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    73 20 Planet News Canine sagacity was on show at the Crystal Palace when the Alsatian Show opened recently. Her c are shown Mrs. Guy Shorock's four Alsatian> Gayhart. Ivan, Ben and Rogue. lL T ?iiJ_! CheLse v Sheffield Wednesday a t Stamford Bridge LonI *"U? gL»g» <*****. Wednesday 1 goalkeeper) Dunchto*
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      1106 21 iSSTxiS kadi© I I W _0> i >^l •up *y^^ Wha Wadna Fight for Charlie? <Kerr». 1 l^aallt Eightsome Reel <Kay>. Highland Brill*" __C_«aai|» Schottische, The Keel Row; Country 1 Dance. Petronella; Country Dance. The aa ___t_r*llll-_int? Haymakers (Kerr.i 9 f*Olm>*** mum 6.45 p.m. Variety and Dance Music. -n- m
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      501 21 7.55 p.m. Music. 8 p.m. Latest news from Holland. 8.15 p.m. Music (The Noveltonians). 8.35 p.m. Talk by Mrs. M. SpruytDutilh. 8.55 p.m. Music. l>2o p.m. First talk by Dr. Th. van Schelvan. 9.40 p.m. Music (continuation of The I Noveltonians i 9.50 p.m. Closing down. National Anthem. TO-MORROW 7.5fl
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      315 21 V. r. C. Calcutta 49.10 Metres 1 6,109 kcs TO-MORROW 7.16 p.m. Talk: International Labour Organisation. 7.31 p.m. Modern Bengali songs 7.51 p.m. Commercial news and weather report In Bengali. 7.56 pm. The news and announcements. 8.11 p.m Commercial news and weather report m English. 8.16 p.m. The news and
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    Volunteer Shoot
    297 22 Keen Competition At "B" Co. Event Singapore, Tuesday EXPRESSING himself as being very satisfied with the standard of shooting displayed on that day, Capt. Taylor, officer commanding "B" Corrpany Ist Batt. S.S.V.F., speaking at the conclusion of the rifle meeting which was held at Seletar Range on Sunday,
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    143 22 The King at Buckingham Palace conferred the KB E awarded m the January Honours list, on Mr. A. W KeownBoyd. Director-General of the European Department of the Egyptian Ministry of the Interior. Essex County Council at Chelmsford decided to purchase Pyrgo Park Brentwood, 170 acres; Weald Park. Brentwood, 345 acres;
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    Island Club
    153 22 /J.4.F, 4nrf Cornwall Cup Draw THE following are the starting times tne second round of the R.A.F. and H.M.S. Cornwall Challenge Cups at the Island Club, to be played off on oaturday: v, 3 w P tT L B Urn *s Mivr Hoeclen. Haxworth H. H. 3.00 p.m.
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    Selangor Races
    33 22 Tuo-Day Skye Meeting In December JHE selangor Turf Club are holding a .Sanies 2£_. __l c eh dlv -^on of class 2 Wnjes (both provisional. J^ntnes close at noon on Monday.
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    ABOVE THE TASMAN SEA
    962 23 ABOVE THE TASMAN SEA «_V BATTEN DESCRIBES JEA HER FLIGHT London, Oct. 21. C*£a P* ot nitrate the Empire's v I L:, flies lllub J£*tof Miss Jean I*** 7, acnievement Jof the air. pride i l r -old a record ferurelhS tor a woman has no air fuel hpart on
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    Singapore Hindu Association To Celebrate 23rd
    465 23 Singapore Hindu Association To Celebrate 23 rd THE 23rd anniversary celebration of the Hindu Association of Singapoie Ky held on Sunday. Nov. 1. and ttenben of the various Associations led distinguished guests attended the taction Before the commencement, of the pogramme, a prayer was given by fcmi Shasvarananda. followed by
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    Naziism
    64 23 Labour Enslaved In Germany Berlin. Nov. 5 MEASURES to repress labour unrest are contained m the new draft Penal Code, which includes penalties of hard labour for strikes, lockouts attacks on •willingness of the nation to work." malicious creation of a shortage of vita A commodities, disparagement of the
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    F.M.S. MILITARY STRENGTH
    495 23 Statement To Council DISCUSSING military affairs m the F.M.S. m his annual statement, presented to the Federal Council meeting on Wednesday, the Federal Secretary stated: The strength of the Malay Regiment as on June 30, 1935, was 11 Officers, 12 British Instructors and 476 Malay other ranks.
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      43 23 T I NINA and VLADIMIR 1 i (DUO ARTINELLIS. S i S CONTINENTAL CABARET ENTERTAINERS APPEARING j AT ALL NIGHT AND TEA DANCES FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY Al IHt J 1 1 WORLD CABARET J L\ST NIGHTS PERFORMANCE A <■»■ VI SIffESS i___
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    GANG FIGHT ENDS QUARREL OVER WAITRESS
    645 24 Bystander Hurt In Beach Road Affair Singapore. Wednesday. A QUARREL over a Cantonese waitress m a coffee shop m Pahang Street, which resulted m a gang fight between 'our Cantonese armed with pistols, and a number of Hokkiens at the junction of Bali Lane
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    Doleful Jarrow
    91 24 Presentation Of Petition To Parliament London, Nov 4. THE culmination of a march of 200 un- employed from Jarrow. the distres>ed Tyneside town, to London was reached at the opening of to-day's sitting of the House of Commons, when the Jarrow Member. Miss Ellen Wilkinson 'Labour" presented a
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    24 24 The appointment of Mr Geoffrey Jt hn Gurner to be a European Master, Malayan Education Service, with effec. from Sept. 12 has been approved.
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    Non-Intervention
    30 24 svfsdfasdf London, Nov. 5. Lady Inchcape, wile of Lord Inchcape and formerly Miss Leonora Brooke, eldest daughter oi the rajah of Sarawak, has given birth to a daughter —Reuter.
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    FLYING BOATS DUE TO-DAY
    82 24 FLYING BOATS DUE TO-DAY Leaving Mergui Early This Morning THE five large flying boats being trans- j f rred to Singapore from Pembroke r^ock are expected to arrive m Seletar this afternoon after flying all the^ way out from home. Comprising No. 230 squadron it brings DP the Singapore flying
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    Kwangtung Affairs
    53 24 Kwangtung A f fairs Canton. Nov. I. It is reported that a partial reorganisation of the Kwangtung Provincial Government ha.s been effected. Mr Soong Tse Liang is transferred to Nanking and Mr. Tsou Lin will succeed him as financial Commissioner. Mr Ma Chiao T?un will be°om? Mayor of Canton— Sin
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    23 24 It was stated m the London Gazette that the King had awarded Imperial Service medals to 131 officers m the Home Civil Service.
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    INVASION BY JAPAN?
    294 24 China Fears Fo r Hopei Peipin Thursda TWO divisions of Japanese mfam and several artillery unil ed at Pmgyang. Korea, have 23 ordered to Jehol. It i s understood t___ the Japanese are preparing to kn«_9 northern Hopei IG6 More than 20 Japanese soidier< J reported to
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    Public Order
    137 24 Terms Of New mil Approved London. Nov 5 THE Cabinet has approved the temu o the Public Order Bill I Is andsl stood that the objects ol the BUI a to strengthen the powers ol thi to prohibit or divert political processios likely to lead to a breach
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    Chiang's Birthday
    110 24 Malacca's Celebrations fl Saturday (From Our Own Correspondent' Malacca. Monday REPRESENTATIVES of U* Association and public at the Chinese Chambe- of a on Saturday m order to *W**l* K j fiftieth birthday of Premier l n Shek. mn A mm Dr. Ho Pao Jin presided ana. ral speeches
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    Town Health
    141 25 Statement Of Singapore Municipality T***m? h" lUniCipal health that ther. Week 6nded Ct 3l iwith^5 B _.TS? 234 death^. anrf with 213 m }L m the preyi °us week, of last year. he corres Ponding week. ArtM- C _S5! •of death were:rneumonuV'.SSS __2 Malaria 6!erv 5: cntertii s
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    26 25 d ri nOi W _P ean a d Mr&5 a P°re by a A nR Bok returned to da y )J the P. and 0 Corfu
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    SIR JOHN SIMON AN DICTATORSHIP
    745 25 SIR JOHN SIMON AN DICTA TORSHIP WHO IS THERE FIT TO BE ONE?'' II London. I r-nriTFF m the idea that there could lD Ie b licTatorshlp m Great Brir. C ;V d -r'rn for "the futile attempt ■tain front" were exI John Simon, ihe Home IP addressed a LiberalS
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    Archdeacon
    87 25 Impressed By Visit To Naval Base Singapore. Thursday DEV. J. Batchelor, the Archdeacon of Japan, who arrived m Singapore yesterday, visited the Naval Base toflay. He was shown round the worV by an official and very much impressed oy what he saw. Archdeacon Batchelor said the nat'vi population here
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    Body Washed Ashore
    69 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Nov. 4. The Tranquerah market stall holders received a shock when they found the body of a Chinese lying face downwards m the mud m the shore. Crowds collected and the police were immediately on the scene and removed the body. The
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    "Pye Pian"
    104 25 Presentation To Mr. Chua Poh Siang (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday Poh B__« t «_2* of M Chna fhi w _2 &sfiBas___S?; M.c.v: also l] iC hon President £;^V"^chSff« WCHTW by Mr° C Po!;- c ">* Pi', sent ins ih'-Pvrp®^ 11 Chu but str____ ,~2„ P, 'l
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    Stranded Ships
    148 25 Salvage Operations On Mahidol I Singapore, Thursday |NQUIRI ES by a Tribune reporter two S_Jr rn j" 8 r revealh eveal tha < T the lie aßrounrt vessels which othefaT^cn,^ a 0 mi e hc «2_. bL t thn h b M a^nc P inSUIa _S!-_?__ mother "rtfU^
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    89 25 Black Flags On Arab Premises Jerusalem, Nov. 4 PLACK flags flying over a number of Arab premises are the only outward sign that to-day is the anniversary of the issue of the Balfour Declaration. The Jews are not celebrating the anniversary publicly as .they hav e done m the
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    Lottery Charge
    77 25 Sikh Allowed Bail In $3,000 Singapore, Wednesday A CHARGE of assisting mi n the carrying on of a public lottdry was cited against a Sikh named Natah Singh before Mr. Cromwell m ihe Second Police Court this morning. Mr. E. If. Tampoe-Philips who appeared for the accused stated
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    19 25 Mr. R.A. Dillon-Corneck, of Gopeng is expected to arrive from FFrancc c by the Marechal Joffre on Nov. 7.
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    KEELVNG AFFAIR IN COMMONS
    48 25 Government Action To R Irged I-HE recent incident^la?/ 5 f uU the men concerned at^n t"i ,h„ y one of |SSs«rf?S9^__^£ 'Monday. col Com mons on Earl Winterton wil! m secretary if f a ;n n *tu*J£ Q I"? I**1 .o _«_r*__ arsT-raLsa' Reuter
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    British Protest
    76 25 Unflattering References In Germany Berlin, Nov. 3. S lR offii. C fn hiPPS Called on the w Office this morning and it is under stood protested a-ainst the unflat^mg references to Britain m the recent G P o c e e bbe c i S s. 0f General
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    French Defence
    70 25 Fortifications Behind The Swiss Frontier M DALADIER Minister"™* Alienee) 11 v a nnoun ced iha t the Jura districtwill be fortified to bar the way to invaders who might violate Swiss neutraiZS? Ma ?i not Lin e will be extended north to the sea and the unfortified wT
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    Lottery Case
    84 25 Gould And Wyrewedel Convicted Singapore, Thursday. rrviNG judgment this morning, the 7 *_KS Ma ist rate, Mr. A. D. York, found Wyrewedel and Major G. D. Gould (rtd.) guilty on charges of carrying on a public lottery and assisting m carryinir on a public lottery, respectively. Fines of
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    Cotton
    73 25 Confiscation Of British Investments Amsterdam, Nov. 4. IT is learned that the British Minister will insist on an idemnitv for Briish interests affected by the Governnent's action m taking over the counrys entire production m which Briish capital to the extent of £750 000 s invested. This means any
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    China Aviation
    41 25 Hongkong, Nov. 5. The Hongkong-Shanghai air service actually commenced yesterday. A plan« carrying mail and two passengers arrived m Hongkong yesterday via Wenchow, Foochow, Amoy and Swatow and is returning north via Canton this morning —Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    GUNNERS IN FORM
    459 26 Le Marchant 's Goals Singapore, Thursday. RAFFLES Institution team were beaten by the R.A. Changi, by four goals to one m a hockey match played on the School ground, to-day. Lt. Le Marchant v/as responsible for the four goals of the Gunners and he played a wonderful
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    China News
    143 26 Marshal Tuan: Chiang's Funeral Gift 4T least 20 people have been arrested m the French Concession and the Chinese City m Tientsin. Most of them are alleged to be Manchukuo agents who have been attempting to commit arson and other terroristic acts. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has presented
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    OPENING GOAL
    20 26 e_#^______P__-____! ln the European's half ot the field however, and Miss N. Oehler's persistency was rewarded when she
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    GIRLS SPORTS CLUB AGAIN SUCCEED
    549 26 GIRLS SPORTS CLUB AGAIN SUCCEED Europeans Outplayed At a3« C**« C/« Singapore, Thursday. TOR the fourth time m succession the r G.S.C. were at the winning end m their hockey encounters with the European Ladies, coming off best by 2 goals to 1 when they met on the S.C.C. ground
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    Marshal Tuan
    186 26 Death Due To Ulcer In Stomach Shanghai, Nov. 3. THE following are further details m Jui's CO de n aUi U WUh Marshal Tuan Chi fr^L^ dis( liosed that he once suffered S an "leer m the stomach m the 22nd year of the Republic, and only nlaint
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    27 26 Vm London. Tuesday. Von Ribbentrop plans to leave for Germany about Nov. 13 to re nor' to Hitler on the British reaction \?F,J°. pean problems Reuter Wireless
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    French Strikes
    104 26 Difficulties Of Recent Settlement Paris, Nov. 3. THE difficulties which are continually arising m the application of the recent labour agreement were discussed at an important conference of M. Blum and the Ministers for Defence, Interior and Labour and the committee of the general Confederation of Labour with
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    Two Rugger Matches For Jalan Besar
    41 26 Two rugger matches m the Malaya Cup competition have been fixed to be Played at the Jalan Besar Stadium, they being: Nov. 14: Army v. Johore. Nov. 21: Navy and R A.F. v. Sineapore. I
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    MEDICALS' VICTORY
    347 26 Inter-Faculty Hockey Singapore Thursday AN inter-faculty hockey A Played this eveStag^ g** College Ground between n! iMedlc *l and Dental studems nT !f 2*3 students won by two goal, to ,'> A large number 0 „h mlfriends were present slud^ts and The teams opened up eveniv passing was
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    19 26 Miss M. Smith, the daughtei Commodore and Mrs. S. W. Bmltl turned from Japan by the P. Corfu yesterday.
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    BOXING AT IPOH
    113 27 Diamond Beats flowers Our Om *>$£*£?\. ti the Jubilee Park f mam rtariium to-night was the boring powers and Joe ht bet\vet' three m inute ,mond ovei in* start Tiger tore into tfter rtacked with great vim man and h d face. hbothhj tm n t en
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    Premier On The Air
    261 27 Lord Mayor's Hanquet i SPEECH by the Prime Minister of i oreai Britain, the Rt. Hon. Stanley hldwin. MP, will be *g" gentry on the evening oi Lord Maor's Day, Nov 9 Tie Prime Minister will be speaking I the annual Banquet al Guildhall, ondon, that,
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    Chinese Church
    35 27 Saturday nd 5S be 'he 0 th S^ Friendly fc p Street Ch_l h on Nov 7 at th e ?„°r?P-»n m an^Compound from _T&iite*ff_Sft_BESrstf:& 3 ______u: rtilc rnoon. art y throughout the
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    27 27 A railway dock labourer found a 21in torpedo at Weymouth recently, thus qualifying for a reward of £5, which is offered for the recover- of a torpedo
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    'MARCHING ORDERS' IN SPORT
    1049 27 THE CASE BETWEEN THE REFEREE &> PLAYERS WHY should the legislators of football make it an offence for a referee to state publicly why he orders a player ;rom the field? Surely, it is a natural conclusion that, when a man is ordered from the field
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    U.S.A. BOXING SURPRISE
    341 27 Suspension Of Joe Lewis London. Nov. 4 THE Washington district of the Colum- bia Boxing Commission has suspended John Henry Lewis, for alleged failure to appear m a about a* Washington on Oct. 13. The suspension is effective m 32 State.s affiliated to the National Boxing Association,
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    42 27 Alderman C. H Brown, aged 79 a member of the city council and a forESIJ^E f Xford is t0 ***7 Miss Emily Allen, who is blind and whom he met m the course of his work n! Blind Persons Commit^ of The^nSf
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    European Girls Again Beaten At Hockey By G.S.C.
    79 28 European Girls Again Beaten At Hockey By G.S.C. Once again the Girls Sports Club proved too good for the European girls when they met at hockey on the S.C.C ground yesterday and they won by two goals to one. Here Is the European team nhot_J»7 phed before the game* Tribune
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