Morning Tribune, 13 November 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.— No. 244. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY November, 13, 1936. FIVE CENTS
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    BRITISH NAVY'S FINE WORK IN SPAIN
    740 1 11,000 ttEMJGEES EVACUATED £40,000 SPENT MADRID HOLDS OUT I MM; It SIEGB London, Nov. 12. toRITISH warships up to a week ago had made 220 voyages, representing 76,000 miles steamed, especially to evacuate refugees from Spain. Altogether 11,195 refugees have been evacuated. Lord Stanley,
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    IRON & STEEL THRIVING
    73 1 IRON STEEL THRIVING Record Output Again London, Nov. 12 •hitalN'S production of steel last Rm^h reached a new high level of ;JK tons The output of ingots L d fastinu exc-eeded September's re«,rd fiEure bv 33.500 tons. Activity in this industry is so great a!»S is almost certain the output
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    Van der Wijck
    104 1 Saval Divers To Make Inspection Batavia, Nov. 12. IT has been decided by the authorities here that the wreck of the ill-fated K.P.M. liner Van der Wijck, which foundered ot! Sourabaya a week or two ago. will not be salvaged for the present Naval dims are to
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    Princess's Fiancee To Become Dutch Subject
    37 1 Princess's Fiancee To Become Dutch Subject Batavia. Nov. 1% ris announced in Holland that frtoce von Liwe-PetmeW, tha nancee ef frincew Juliana efthe Netherlands, will heeeme a naltorewed Dutch dtiien at a former eercmony on Tuesday next.
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    King Edward Visits His Fleet During Howling Gale Off Portland
    444 1 King Edward Visits His Fleet During Howling Gale Off Portland r London, Nov. 12. EN King Edward reached Portland early thi-, morning to fulfil his two oays viMt to the Fleet one of the worst «orms was i aging that the port had nam for considerable time. t *m. r
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    Air Ministry Chief
    42 1 A hitherto unpublished picture of Lord Swinton, the Minister for Air, %o te in the news owing to Lord Nuffield's dispute with the Air Minirf£ mr the Government's "shadow" factory scheme for the building of military aircraft. Topical Press
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    Drug Ring
    146 1 Enormou* Seizure In Batavia Batavia, Nov. 12. AN amazing drug smuggling conspiracy has been discovered by the Qustoms authorities here this week. A parcel of twenty pounds of heroin was tiaced by the police and it is believed that it was brought to* 0 Jjjp. country by Korean
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      3 1 Poppy Day Hockey
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      63 1 FRESH MILK-WITH ALL THE TROUBLE REMOVED! IET Klim put an end to delicious, nourishing milk ■J your troubles with milk, to drink. It is especially For Klim is rich, pure cows good for babies. If your milk, powdered—with only dealer cannot supply you, I water removed. Klim Aeeps send us
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    PLANES & TANKS IN ACTION PUM IN SUIYUAN
    410 2  - PLANES TANKS IN ACTION PUM IN SUIYUAN Sin Chew Jit Poh Fighting On Mongolian Border Intensified Peiping. Wednesday THE hostilities in Suiyuan were *nsined when the combmedManchu* and Mongols aided aeroplane syrs wr k d e i?ve i n he off SfuncU has'res^d from his concur SMS Oov^S 1 Ge-al
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    Died In Lock-Up
    180 2 Man On Remand On Coins Charge Singapore, Thursday. A VERDICT of death from natural causes was returned by a jury of four to-day at the conclusion of an mquest before Mr. W. McQuarrie, into the death of a 60-year-old Chinese named Yap Ah Kim who died in
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    Town Health
    159 2 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ended Nov. 7 shows that there were 230 deaths, compared with 234 in the previous week and with 207 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were:— beri-beri 19; phthisis 18:
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    Local Wedding
    155 2 Mr. Michael Wright Miss Marian Lonsdale Singapore, Thursday THE marriage took place yesterday at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, of Mr. Michael Paul Wrteht, civil engineer, and Miss Marian Raymond Lonsdale, of New South Wales. Australia. Mrs. H. C. Chevell of Bellevue Sydney N.S.W., was the matron of honour
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    Mr. P. Hammond
    161 2 Death In General Hospital Singapore. Thursday THE death occurred at the General Hospital. Singapore, yesterday of Mr. Phillip <Jack> Hammond, who was for the last 23 years employed by the Singapore Harbour Board. The funeral, which took place at thc Bidadari Cemetery yesterday, was largely attended, among
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    NAVAL CHIEF DVE TODAY
    211 2 Special Visit To Naval Base Singapore, Thursday. MR Kenneth Lindsay, M.P., the civil Lord of the Admiralty, is expected to arrive in Singapore to-morrow afternoon at four o'clock by the Imperial Airways liner en route to Australia and New Zealand as the Empire Parliamentary Association representative
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    26 2 The wedding took place at St. Andrew's cathedral yesterday of Mr (ar ter and Miss Blanlack. Mere are the bride and bridegroom after the ceremony. Tribune
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    $500 Bail
    50 2 Alleged Mischief By Fire Singapore, Thursday. ARRESTED on charges of criminal trespass and causing mischief by fire in o. house in Jalan Raja, an Indian named Masari Singh was produced before the third magistrate, Mr. A. D. York, to-day. The case was postponed, bail being allowed in $500.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    401 2 Orders For Next Wednesday Singapore. Thursday THE following are the orders of the day for the meeting of th e Legis lative Council on Wednesday. Nov 18. Minutes of the meeting held on Oct 26. 1936. Oaths of New Members. The Honourable The Acting AttornejGeneral (Mr. N. A.
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    King Of Cocos Island In Singapore
    239 3 EA ROUTE TO 1 EUROPE "Through With Newspapers Singapore, Thursday. R^,; better known as M R C,U "Kin^f Cocos Islands" "JS in S.npa^ore this afternoon arrived '^;*m from the Cocos. on the "M™*«J£Zd hearty Mr. UH>k»nK very h£te£ Mtam S^SS thai he N °th?ou
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    Knocked Down
    107 3 Another Road Accident y ictim Singapore, Thursday. A SERIOUS accident occurred in Kampong Bahru Road at dusk yesterday when an elderly Malay pedestrian was knocked down by a motor-car driven by a Malay. When the ambulance arrived the victim was picked up in an unconscious condition and was
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    12 3 Mr. Clunies-Ross, "king" of the Cocos Islands, photographed on arrival yesterday. Tribune
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    Night In Gaol
    132 3 School Teachers Arrested For Shouting Alexandria. iTORTY-NINE private school teachers 1 spent the night in prison here after a disorderly scene outside the Ministry of Education. The teachers were part of a group of some 200 who had been refused entry into the Ministry when they called
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    Hinkler Airport
    43 3 Sydney, Oct. 27. The Aerodrome at Bundaberg, Queensland, Bert Hinkler's home town, is to be named Hinkler Airport, according to an announcement made recently by the Minister for Defence, Sir Archdale Parkhill, The name was suggested by the .Bundaberg Town Council.
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    Law Notice For To-day
    44 3 Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark at 10 a.m. Summonses-in-Chambers and Origin ating Summonses. Followed by: Judgments Bkcy. 95 36— Re Chop Koong Hin. OS.IOI 36— Alkaff Co. vr Singapore Improvement Trust. Motion and Application in R?x vs. Sim Kim Joo.
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    Need For Speed
    190 3 Statement By First Lord London, Nov. 11 IN the House of Commons, winding up 1 the defence debate, Sir Samuel Hoare (First Lord* recalled that nospeaker in the debate had questioned the gravity of the situation or the need of rearmament. "Any international disarmament discussions cannot begin
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    Russian Arrests
    54 3 Five Germans Said To Be Included Berlin, Nov 10. AFRESH wave of arrests in Russia is reported from the Moscow correspondent of Allegemeine Zeitunr who says that the arrested include five Germans and also Austrians, Swedes, Poles and other nationalities. Safety methods are being employed in other places
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    32 3 A gymnasium, the first »-art of the £7,000 scheme of extension and improvement at the Working Men's College. St. Pancras, N.W., was opened recently by an official from the Board of Education
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    MURDER CASE ENDS
    274 3 One Accused Gets 10 Years Singapore, Thursday. •JHE murder trial of two Hokchas was I concluded in the assize c urt to-day when the first accused was found not guilty and acquitted. The second accused was found guilty of cu'pable homicide not amounting to murder and sentenced
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    32 3 Ayr Town Council have a~~Mnted Sir Alexander Gibb and Partners, of London, to prepare plans for the construction of a dam across the River Ayr. tish marksman, was found dead at his
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      17 3 PHILLIP'S RUBBER HEELS SOLES OUTLAST OTHERS FROM ALL SHOE-MAKERS Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 86, ROBIN~ON ROAD, SINGAPORE.
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      32 3 4^b\ "WAX UOUT I \MW<) RAPID HARDENING I CEMENT WORTH, PARIS DANS-LA-NUIT JEREVIENS VERS-LE-JOUR HONEY-SUCKLE SANS-ADIEU VERS-TOI PROJETS EAU DE COLOGNE >lOM OH Ltd. ALL SIZES ARCADE ALL DEALERS SELL WORTH SINGAPORE
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      129 4 London. Nov 12 Previous To-day change Distillers «T. Hs|6 115 3 Duniop Rubber 3616 36 14 General Electric 943 94,6 u 1 Imperial Chemical Industry 4216 ***** _5i Imperial Tobacco 172 6 1726 J Anglo-Dutch 39U4 38 3 IQ W Canadian Pacific 144 14T 8 up 3
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      114 4 London. Nov. 12. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Eased Steady T Ol1 n^iC nv -—1116 SB S& S S ss .r a- Dumber BttjrMt 8 9J16 8* -JW Seller* 8 ***** 8% —11™ JtoW. Bnyert 8 9|16 lIP SeUeil *****8 8% 1 16 London, Nov. 12. PALM Ott. (Maiay)
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      METAL MARRET
      34 4 London Nov 12 TIN Standard. Previous To-day Charge Cash (noon official price) 5232» 4 £235 7 8 up i\ 3 months forward (noon official price > £229 £232 7 8 up 3 8
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      78 4 London, Nov. 12. Previous Change T.T. on Parte (closing middle rate) 105.13 105.13 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9.064 9.064 T.T. on RhflPff h *l (closing selling rate) is. 2%d. ls. 2 21 32d. up 1 32 T.T.' on Hongkong (cloalng selling rate) ls. 3 3 32d.
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      27 4 RUBBER Ne York N Previous To-day Change BW* B«f«f 17 1116 closed man 17 3 4 Jan.lMar. Buyers. 17 34 TIN Standard Tone Strong
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      BULLION MARRET
      31 4 London, Nov. 12. Previous To-day Change 60UI fine Bar per oe. £7.2.54 £7.2.6 up4 SILVER gul 22 7116 20 13; 16 —1% months fomitf 22 7|16 20 13:16 1%
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      Bomber Crashes
      34 4 Crew Of Four And Five Villagers Killed Rome, Nov. 12. TBE tour members of tbe crew and five villagers were killed In the crash of a bi* bomber near Terracine to-day Renter
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      Tin And Rubber Outputs
      129 4 Singapore. Thursday. rS Borneo Company, Limited, as agents for the under mentioned companies, report the following tin and rubber outputs:- n Pah Co 8 £r° Udated MM Ms. Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd (A. Etpm) JJ --do— iLahat» b4O Sungei Kinta Tin Dredgine Ltd f)3O Temoh Tin
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      Changi Gunners Win
      22 4 Singapore, Wedn* ihe In a hockey match played i cm Padang -on Wednesday. "J (Changi) beat the S.R t,
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      37 4 immmiMM-l— ■■miMHlMrt.llTl"'!*- SOUTH ••See ::Si BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. I pm ••••i i ••ft! ES ■^___B____t ■••■< •■•I •••I BURGLARY 1 1 INSURANCE i Pi •■•ii #•••1 W. j. DEXTKR, Manager. Tel. 5926. 111:1 I. Finlayson Qreen. wwi
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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
      550 5 Singapore. Nov. 12 Fraser Si Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers waf Tm 5- 56 5,- 56 4 'flmKumbang 31- 33- 30,- 32,6 :1 HSL HOM ...-54 6 57 6 55- 58P AUS Hit^m 17'3 18 6 18 r 19j- Ayer w c nK 190 2.05 1.90 2.00
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      GENERAL
      421 5 ¥^3^ 9 rd 207 2.15 2.074 2.15 tl 10% J Pref S. 2.274 2.35 2.20 2.30 10 10 Maynard 2.00 3.00n0m 2.00 3.00 J J Jf. Breweries 2.45 2.55 2.40 250 10 10 McAlister 2625 27.00 26.25 26.75 10 5 Overseas Ass. 7.80 8.00 7.50 7.75 40 40 'O'sea
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      202 5 44% 1930 red. 1970-80 $6,000,000 Int. Mar. 1 Sept. 1 125 12? ci 3% 1935 red 1975-1985 $4,000,000 Int. Apr. 1 Oel. I 100 ***** ci. PENANG MUNICIPAL 5% 1926 red. 1956-66 $4,000,000 Int. May 1 Nov. 1 127 129 ci 4 3 /4% 1929 red. 1959-69
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      RUBBER SHARES
      327 5 (Share are $1 unless otherwise stated). Allenby AlorGajah 17 LBocd 170 1.80 Amal. Malay Jfi 140 130 1.40 Ayer Hitam 180 *M 180 1.90 Ayer Moiek 55 IM 150 1.60 Panas H 2l/z 120 112 120 Bassett I™ 180 1.70 1.80 Ba tu Lintang °#L °70 065 0.70
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      96 5 Singapore, Thursday morning Singapore: 30 cts., up 3 8 ct. Market Tone: Steady. London: 8 9 16d., up 18d. Market Tone: Easier alter firm. New York: Closed. Singapore, Thursday evening. Steady conditions have been maintained locally to-day and values have again shown an advance. Business has passed in Jan.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      30 5 Buyers Sellers Spot 30 18 20 3; 16 Dec. 30 IJB 301|4 Jan. Mar. 3014 30 516 Apr. Juno 30 5 16 30 3 8 Tone: Very steady.
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      Tin
      26 5 Singapore, Thursday noon. Singapore: $113 34, down $6 34. London: £235 155., down £9 155.; three months £233, down £9 10s. New York: No market
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      Exchange
      11 5 London- New York New York-London 4 88 116 No quotation.
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      Share Markets
      154 5 Messrs. Fraser Co's Report MESSRS. Fraser and Company, in their daily comment on the closing trend of the local market, state:— Th e tin share market continued to boom and all prices appreciated again. There was another large turnover embracing all classes of shares. Th e market has
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      Mr. Julian Israel's Report
      152 5 Tin locally is down $614. Rubber closes steady about %cts. above yesterday's price. Mining. Raubs remain steady, $6 50 $6.60 despite the slight fall in the four weeks output declared to-day. The (London Tin Share Market was a little weaker yesterday on the new quota announcement,
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      Rubber Stocks
      39 5 London, Nov 9. Stocks of rubber in London on Saturday last amounted to 39,845 tons, while deliveries totalled 1,037 tons. Liverpool stockes on tl^e same day were listed at 54,286 tons, and deliveries at 1,695 tons.— Reuter
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    BIG "JUMP IN TIN QUOTA
    342 6 Amazement In London London, Nov. 11. THE tm quota for Malaya, the Netherlands East Indies and Nigeria has been increased to 105 per cent, of the standard tonnages, for the last quarter of 1936 Ninety per cent, of the increased quota is attributable to the
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    Exchange
    205 6 Singapore, Nov. 12. Lieutenant-Colonel R. C. h agham and Mr. H S H Burdett-Scoutts have been co-opted vm. ibers rf the committee of management of the Royal Nationa ijfe-boat Institution. London T.T. 314 1116 London demand 214 1116 Lonacih 4 months' sight 2144 Lyon demand 1230 Hamburg demand 141
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    Produce
    165 6 Singapore, Nov. 12. R (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $145 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $139 r. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $135 R. (Siam) "White" No. Al $226 R (Siam) "White R ce No. 1 $190 R (Siam) "White Rice' No
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    Weekly Market Reviews
    324 6 .Inpapore, Thursday MESSRS. Stanton Nelson and Company in their weekly review of the local markets, state: The recent unexpected increase in the Tin Quota caused considerable consternation in the London Tin market. Operators in the Rubber market appear to have seen a parallel between the Tin and
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    The S'pore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    74 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F.0.8. November) 30 30% Good FAQ. in cases (F.0.8. November) 29 15 16 30 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'pore) 30 30% do. November 30 30% do. Nov.|Dec. 30 30% do. Jan.jMar.
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      14 6 SINGAPORE SILK STORES GRAND ANNUAL SALE Commencing MONDAY, 16th NOV. 36-40, North Bridge Road.
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      215 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fullv paid up) Yinnnn* Jt 100.000,000 Reserve Fund Ynnonn* x.130,900,***** Head Offlce: YOKOHAMA S SJS4EP RE BRANCH A MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. Manager T v Te Swf ManagCr s «oom MOm 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore s Desk bank
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    108 7 picture taken during the Armistice Service at the Cenotaph on Wednesday In th e foreground are the wives of ex-Servicemen. Tribune His Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, at the Armistice nat-ait* nn Wednesdav morning. Tribune Hives and families ol es-BfnluM»m at tlie Armistiee Day Service at the Cenotaph on
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      157 8 _j j-r- m 4> tNEVER^ HAS SINGAPORE LAUGHED SO MUCH! j I COME AND ENJOY 1 THE BIG HOLIDAY SHOW OF THE WEEK! j S ___"Z SPECIAL HOLIDAY j CAPITOL MATINEE JTO-DAY 3-15 j 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 i Now as a couple ___________^_T^ of Singapore Eskimoes KSI A Br S
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      156 8 EST A _i:||:_ M M M Il 'ir JIK^ A Million in a .^_i ____i .^xsß sfl r \*<t /AM '*>' ''*wr < %k A/_i j__________flßP3i //X^l Wtmß& fl m^'*Z Ml ///MM WBW^yfey,^ BE- 3&/ yISJWS ////fl fc ■r' FCT 0' /vm r^ ___lK________________Rpii: r sl_______P^'^lf A HIT FARADII |____|_i
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    AIRPORT OF HONGKONG
    270 9 AIRPORT OF H ONGKONG Most Up-To-Date [n East Pan American Clipper g^nt rft n land ftt the m0 E^ Kqi Ta ck Airport, which is Work on Ka l almfl6t com jjso an R-a.'-Dieted runner ships will be able The 2540U P of to land n *™Jy££* and sampans. 1
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      159 9 SINCLAIR jllr^lv WITH IDaitU. HUSTON CHAtItMON r PAUL LUKAS I MARY ASTOR 58,000 j PEOPLE SAW THIS PICTURE I DURING ITS FIRST i 5 DAYS' RUN IN I NEW YORK. THE PLAY RAN FOR 22 MONTHS! m Gala Premiere— WW CAPITOL ■H Wednesday fl IBth Nov. CAPITOL TO-MORROW at 11a.m.
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      238 9 HE BURNED HER UP. PAVILION TO-DAY When she tried to kiss hin, 3 SHOWS 3-15 6-15 9-15 he gove her a cold shower! "Every doctor v"^*-* should pack Y_T____r _^_r h ba _H^_Eff I I in i J| K_| k 1 I Provokes flPif I^. Laugh Also LATEST GAUMONT \L
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    RUBANA RUBBER ESTATES
    1020 10 26th Annual General Meeting London, Oct. 23 THE twenty-sixth annual general meeting of the Rubana Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on Oct. 22. at the registered offices of the company, 85 GTacechurch-street, London. E.C, Mr. F. E. Maguire (chairman of the company! presiding, reports the Financial News
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      16 10 HUNGARIAN 4 >4 Jk BLOUSES P£J at the J House of Quality DOULATRAMS 48, HIGH STREET
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    "EMPIRE WORTH DYING FOR"
    293 11 Minister On The Sutton's Duty London •rf* to establish nrmly in W E haVt inds of the young people that IT the linds th p I Empire and in its trathev have in the ditions something tnai declare d inK ff' cooper Secretary of State Mr
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    114 11 Six injured people were rushed to hospitals and nursing homes and njo ambulance cases of illness were taken ashore when the "Queon •nary arrival at Southampton after her most difficult Atlantic trip m tl durinß which she was battered by gales. Altogether I re J} n ,lf,y P assc ngers
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      347 11 i GUIDE 1 DRY CLEANING i" «a______i^ Burtol Quirk Cleaners for saute day service Goods handed in by 10 a.m. can be collected by 6 p.m. same day. 278, Orchard fid. Phone 7779. CARPETS i i ____w____t^_— WE CARRY A FINE SELECTION OE CARPET SQUARES STAIR CARPETS. lM*k<H; S LTD.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Nov. 13, 1936. LOCAL DEFENCE
    335 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Nov. 13, 1936. LOCAL DEFENCE A DIFFERENT note from that which has been sounded for many years was evident in the speeches at the Armistice Day dinners in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. At the raliy of Singapore ex-Servicemen, His Excellency the Governor drew attention to the
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    AROUND MALAYA
    947 12 BICYCLE races seem to be getting very popular in Malaya, and particularly in Kuala Lumpur, where long distance rides are being held most regularly now. Cycling is a healthy form of sport and appeals to a large number of men and women in this country, despite the handicaps
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    PERSONALITIES
    231 12 Mr. H. E. W. Bryning, of William Jacks and Co., Ipoh, accompanied by Mrs.. Bryning and child, have returned from Home. e e i Sir Arthur Selbourne Jelf, C.M.G., a former chairman of the Kinta Sanitary Board, is to contest a municipal election at Hythe next month. e It
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    95 12 Elvor Hudson: 13-year-old South African girl, is to be the "leading lady in "What's Become of the Fairies? a new children's Christmas play to be staged at the Piccadilly Theatre by Mr. Philip Inman, chairmen of Charing Cross Hospital, London. The play, which will run Wr five weeks, was written
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    ABBEY SETTING TO BE PRESERVED
    318 13 Good News For Coronation Visitors London „h setting for the Coronation T IIL Gonial l ii Westminster Abbey is 1 ,VM ed for some weeks so that J fresh page in British I begun can be viewed by lusl multitude of visitors. 'thcvw the magnificent
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    Remembrance
    175 13 Forty Million Poppies To Uv Distributed London. FORTY million poppies wai be distrii butefj for .sale on Remembrance Day N II this year. naterials used in the manufac- Haig Fund Poppies are. of of British or Empire origin. surprising figures relating to componsnts" cf thr poppies some, lich are
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    Al Capone
    80 13 Estate To Be Sold For Income Tax Miami. Oct. 20. THE Government announced to-day tha: during November it would auction the vast estate of Al Capone, the Chicago ber baron and gangster, who is a. present in prison serving a term of imprisonment for tax evasion. It is
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    47 13 The latest picture of Princess Ju'iana. heir to the Dutch throne, and her fiance. Prince Bernard zur Lipp r-Biesterf eld. The coupl. went to have their photographs taken when they returned to The Hague after Princess Juliana's visit to her fiance's family jn Germany recently- Planet News
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    Diabetes
    241 13 New Type Of Insulin Being Used Toronto. NEW type of insulin for the treat- ment of diabet2s is now being used in Canada. One of the most important contributions made by Canada to th* 1 advancement of medical science was the Discovery a few years ago of insulin by
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    47 13 gwil radets from Deptford (London) placed a British Legion wreath on Ntlson Column, Trafalgar Square, in commemoration of Trafalgar "av. The annual ceremony eommr morates Nelsons victory over tne I -rcncli at Trafalgar in 1805. the battle in which Britain's greatest admiral lost his life. Planet News
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      14 13 Telegraphic Address: CHABJimGLT SITUATED IDEAL FOR VISITORS AND TOURISTS. Vnrivalled Facilities lor Private Entertainments.
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      138 13 ——HMMMMMMIMMMMMMMMMPOTM "MMMnM THE IMPROVED I OAM lIE IIUAI-SEAI EXTINGI ISIIEH I As in the former model, the valve seals both the inner chamber and the nozzle port with the result that each compartment is isolated from the other, and also from the atmosphere. The mechanism for raising the valve has
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    441 14 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN The distribution .f surplus bedding plant, at the London County OmmMp arks and gardens ,ook place recently Children are seen leaving Kenningt«ii Park with their plants. Topical Press Arson is suspected a s the cause of a fire which destroyed four aeroplanes in a hangar at Whitney Aerodrome.
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      58 15 FOR CHRISTMAS YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN DIAMOND RINGS— BRACELETS —BROOCHES, etc. AT Bene ULLM AWV WHERE j QUALITY and VALUE ARE TRADITIONAL Such Wonderful Christmas Presents were never seen before in Singapore. The Best is to come and see RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. Opened daily
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    DISHES FOR WEEKEND MENUS
    1147 16 To make yourself or lo suggest your eook make. CINNAMON ROLLS > 2 pint flour 1» 2 ozs. oi butter or margarine 1 gill of warm milk 2 ozs. of comnressed yeast 1 ozs. ol castor sugar a pinch ol salt 1 egg some powdered cinnamon
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      245 17 IM§> StORACfc Here Are Menu Suggestions For The Week End. Baked \pples and Cream W Cream of Lettuce Soup Fried Eggs and Sausages Pineapple Fish Cinnamon Rolls Jam 4 Roast Duck Apple Sauce Tea or Coffee Peas Green Salad Strawberry Mousse lltl il% r 1 f Dutch Croutons *> Cereals
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    Life long Friends
    88 18 Die Within 5 Minutes Of Each Other Sheffield. r r O Yorkshire farmers who had been fast friends for 50 years have died within five minutes of each other. One of them, Mr. M. Weldon, of Howbrcok, near Sheffield, became seriously ill, the other, Mr. C. Wrage,
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    Sailors' Friend
    206 18 Death Of "Fighting Priest" rE death of the Rev. Philip Joseph Magrath. who was known in America as the "Fighting Priest" because ol the forcible way in which he dealt with gangs haunting New York's water front, has been announced in New York Father Magrath who was 58.
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      513 18 I B_ -i— —^*^Jfc^-44^ H____ lB__l BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES Outwards. Doe Tonnage S'pore. oue 1936. Tonnage b'pore SOMALI 6.810 Nov. 18 1937CAMORIN 15,000 Nov. 20 BHUTAN 6,100 Jan 14 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Dec. 4 CORFU 15,000 Jan. 15 BANGLORE 6,000 Dec. 17 BEHAR 6.000 Jan. 24 RANPURA 17.000 Dec. 18
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      219 18 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES cuNABD WBTTB STAK. LTD.. (Incorporated ln Japan). Special Cruise To Indo-China To lonpon via Penang, coiomijo r i Aden, Port Said, Marseilles ft m.s. YASUKUNI MARU N° S s.s. hakonh: MARU L. Leaving Singapore 19th December 1936. s s SUWA MARU UtC Arriving Saigon 21st December 1936. Rates
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      266 18 j 1 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j STEAMER MAIL S DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIMB Tandjong Pandan Sibsrg Nov. 13 8 am Peneerang Aik soon 13 9 a m Australia, Southern and Western M. V. St. Aldegonde 13 8 .3C a m Ceylon M v st Aldegonde 13 \3O a
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    CROPS SAVED BY VOLUNTEERS
    97 19 £5,000 Worth Of Work Achieved Simla. ItfORK which would have cos £5,000 to undertake for eradicating water hyacinth over an area of about 8,000 acres in a sub-division cf Bengal, Magura, has been carried out entirely by volun.ary labour. Th; water hyacinth is a terrible pest
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      292 19 lll'llX* PHILP LIXE. (Incorporated tn Australia) NOl SAILINGS One 4ati» MARELLA Nov. 28 Dec. 3 MERKUR Dec 28 Jan 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia Issued at th following rates First Class passengers may transfer al Stngapore Brisbane. Sydney or Mel hoorne to the connecting KP.M.
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      395 19 S IJK_ >B W FRENCH PORTS U*""^"#"\ B Jj HOMEWARDS. J CAPTOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Nov. 12 LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 4 CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux 1 I Dec. 11 lORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Jan. 4 OUTWARDS
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      245 19 (the H AReOIJR Lir§ w DOCK Air Mail fSSS SMKT" Despatches rot* wr> Australia, New Zealand, Java and Godown,, uaie wo j Tim or Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. toPfV Aldegonde J* j Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai, *Kobe Centaur 13 3 and *Manila via Penang: Imperial, Xaniara y 3 closing 7
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    In Memory Of
    113 20 After the Service on Wednesday morning. Members of the public examining wreaths placed at the foot of th© Cenotaph in memory of "Our Glorious Tribune Another photograph showing the placing of wreaths at the foot of Ike Cenotaph on Wednesday morning. Tribune Placing wreaths at the foot
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      1126 21 JON THE RADIO »I^|-L 1^ HI 11 1 and Produced by John .Pudney. llll*" E-M"!" 1 6.52 p.m. A Studio Concert Th J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. Marion r Vri***r antUie Browne (Soprano). 1 HS"" 740 p.m. 'From Jungle to Jazz i4 of «ptrH Jules Bleds °e in the third
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      1041 21 pjn^ Homeland Melodies froa 8.35 p.m.— Continuation of Concert the Black Forest. (Relayed). n, 3 d 50 P,™ Sui< e for Cello and i-ian-. 9.20 p.m.— The Important Trends of oy i'aui Graener. Joachim Loschmann. Contemporary Thought by Mr. P. DeRichard Laugs. scaves. j--4.05 p.m. Folk Music from Austria 9.30
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    27 22 A general view of the Armistice Service at the Cenotaph on Wednesday morning. Tribune Officers of H M Forces at the Armistice parade on Wednesday morning. Tribune
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      407 22 OX THE RADIO 11 15 p.m. Rates of Exchange and French Stock (Rentes). 11 20 p.m.— End of Broadcast. V.I T .C. Calcutta 49 10 Metres (6,109 kes.) 5.51 p.m. Weather report and commercial news in Bengali. 5.56 p.m. The news and announcements. 6.11 p.m. Weather report and commercial news
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    CHRISTIAN ATTITUDE TOWARDS DEFENCE
    1025 23 Archbishop On Evils Of Europe To-day »i the Diocesan Confer- PDKESSING tne ,Thap?er House recently, the dral <• p«# ranterbury spoke on J£* TlurZ and ,hf 'Etude F Christians towards force Beterrini to the WJ^, 8 T, n hc ontending parties. The ril lf r i
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    Madame Chiang
    36 23  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanking, Thursday MADAME Soorfc Mei .Ling., the wife of Marshal Chiang Kai Shek. is among the list of recipients of the Third Class Yun Mei medals from the Chinese Government.
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    Social Credit
    68 23 Movement Invades British Columbia Vancouver, Nov. 10. MR. Aberhart's Social Credit force has definitely invaded the adjacent province of British Columbia, establishing a British Columbia Social Credit Union, with the Alberta Premier as general chairman. It is announced that Social Credit candidates will contest every constituency in the
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    General Gough
    96 23 House of Commons, Nov. 10. MR Baldwin told the House to-day that while fully appreciating General iGough's great services and congratulating him on the fact that history vindicates his reputation he did not think that at this distance of time the government would be well advised to re-open
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    Composer Dies
    196 23 Sir Edward German's Career London, Nov. 11 SIR Edward German, the distinguished conductor, and composer of the light opera "Merrie England," the Henry VII Dances and many other works, died to-day at the age of 74.— British Official Wireless Sir Edward German was born in Whitchurch, Shropshire, on
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    34 23 A tussle for possession near the S.C.C. goal. An incident in the hockey match between the Singapore Colts and the Cricket Club on the Padang on Wednesday. The Colts won by s—l.5 1. Tribune
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      137 23 Pr. SmiTs Birthday Many Local Chinese Firms Closed Singapore. Thursday. TO-DAY is the anniversary of the birthday of ihe late Dr. Sun Yat Sen, 'Father of the Chinese Revolution,' and many Chinese firms in Singapore are having a holiday. The local Chiese newspapers are not publishing to-day. A Nanking message
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    F.M.S. BEAT THE COLONY
    757 24 Volunteers At Rugger (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 11. THE Straits Settlements Volunteers were beaten to-day on the Padang in the annual rugger game by the FMo Volunteers by 14 points <a goal and three tries) to three points (a try) in the rugby
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    $995 Lost
    87 24 Arab Reports Theft To Police Singapore, Thursday. AN Arab reports th e loss of $995.50 in cash and jewellery from his house in Geylang. It appears that last night he placed the cash and jewellery in his coat, which he hung near an open window. When he awoke
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    Dr. Sun Fo Leaves Canton
    41 24  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hongkong. Thursday Ex-Marshal Li Chai Sum is making arrangements to go abroad. Dr. Sun Fo, Mr. Liang Han Tso and Mr. Li Wen Fan left Canton for Kweilin this morning by air.
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    Raub Australian Gold
    73 24 Singapore, Nov. 12. Messrs Derrick and Company, Local secretaries of The Raub Australian Gold Mining Company, Limited, announce that the output of the Company for the year weeks ended Nov 7, amounted to 1,957.67 ounces. Mr. and Mrs. John Brett of Bexhill-on-Sea, have celebrated the seventy-first anniversary
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    26 24 Among the passengers who arrived by the N.Y.K liner Kashima Maru from Australia on Wednesday were Miss Phillis Polkinghorne and her father Mr. Herbert Polkinghorne. Tribune
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    SIAM WANTS NEW TREATIES
    94 24 Minister Takes Public Into Confidence (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 11. FOLLOWING the denouncement of Siam's treaties with foreign powers, in accordance with the terms laid down in such treaties the Minister for Foreign Affairs has evoked the aid of the Bangkok press to present
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    Similar View
    92 24 Outlook Of Britain And Poland i London, Nov A SIMILARITY in the views and desires of Britain and Poland was officially recorded following a series ot conferences between Mr. Anthony Eden and Colonial Beck. It was agreed that means must be found to safeguard Poland's legitimate interests in
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    Bombay Riots
    63 24 Prompt Police Measures A vert Trouble Bombay. Nov. 10. ONE person was killed and 20 injured in a recrudescence of rioting on the Kamatipura area this morning. Rioting was renewed -after nightfall but prompt police measures averted serious disturbances. The day's casualties total four killed and 40 injured.
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    ST. ANDREWS RECORD
    577 24 Still Unbeaten At Rugger -Ingapore, Thursday ALTHOUGH they had the service, nf A five State players, the rug'™ XV H.M.S Terror went down !o the s? Andrew's team at Farrer Park vest!!' lay, losing by six points (two tr.£ nil. Incidentally, the St. Andrew'v .nain tained their
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    Murdered Seaman
    88 24 Police Still Searching For Assassin Shanghai, Thursday FIE Shanghai Municipal M^^SL are assisting the International BW ment Police in the search for t ne- sin of Yasuji Takase. the Japai ies* man who was shot dead l«£s£Sd at Normal traffic has been reston i the scene of the
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    EXCELLENT ENTRIES FOR S.T.C. WINTER MEET
    602 25 Full List Of Horses And Order Of Running FBEE HANDICAP FOR 3 YEAR OLDS Where Am I 9.7 Marie Antoinette 0.2 Pure Gold 00 Dangerous Lover 8.10 Princess Toi 8.7 1 Reform 8.6 Newbridge 8.6 Bell Press 8.0 Switchback 7.10 Sunny Crow 7.9 Vapour
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    6,000 Walk Out
    145 25 In Frisco Ship Yard Works New York, Nov. 10. THE Bethlehem shipbuilding yards works in San Francisco will be quiet to-day following the walk-out yesterday of 6,000 workers, The strikers claim that 200 ships are idle and nearly 17,000 men, but employers regard these figures as exi£T£ierated
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    How Jimmy Wa Ish Retained The British Lightweight
    944 25 London. Oct. 20. IttfMY Walsh, of Chester, remains •I the British lightweight champion- In his fight in defence of the title at the tournament at the Empress Stadium, Earl's Court, which marked the re-opening of the National Sporting Club, he outpointed his
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    TURF TOPICS
    1378 26  - TURF TOPICS Captain Hawk Reflections On Racing Singapore, Thursday r IN interesting point has been raised by a reader r!g™rding the classification of the three new worses who made their first appearances in Malaya at Ipoh last week. The horses referred to are.— RAY WELKIN-Major T. L. Fox's bay Australian
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    43 26 ROUNDING THE BEND The result of many a race is decided when coming round the aM**>* is here that the skill of 'jockeying' comes very much into plav pie.ure shows a field negoitiating a bend in a race for Amateur rine in England.
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    British Tennis Ranking
    49 26 London. Nov. 1(1. fHE following ranking list wm issued by the Lawn Tennis Vssociation: MEN WOMEN. Perry m^ss Round Austin Miss Btaamen Hughes Mrs. Kiin; Hare MH lame* Lee Miss Hardwick Tuckev Miss Keel Saunders Peters Miss Nutlull Butler Mrs llrcle\ Shatpe Miss Striven WUdr —Reuter.
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    Home Rugby
    50 26 London. Nov 11 To-day's rugger results:— Surrey 9, Kent 15. Sussex 5, Eastern Counties 7 Aldershot Servs. 8, Devonport Servj 3 —Reuter. Councillor C. A. Sloane. the mayorelect of Beaumaris, has decided r o eive his mayoral salary towards the cost ol decorating the town at the oCronatkm
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    33 26 JOCKEY DAVIKs 2* £l! mn t E avie W u,a '»v called the "Steve Donoghue of {,2? was the champion jockey 2 A, Ipoh Meeting wfth six Smm and e vertal places. e
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    EUROPEAN GIRLS' GOOD HOCKEY
    1172 27 EUROPEAN GIRLS' GOOD HOCKEY POPPY DAY MATCH ii\lt» ITSSLE EXDS l.\ TWOALL DRAW (By "Sticks") Singapore, Thursday. OUNCES made and dissipated by C H Xe r anxiety, a game of Aant thrills and an atmos!X? chargS with excitement. ttn SC th C e f Th7 3 r«%ult accurately reflects the
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    Home Football
    54 27 London. Nov. 11 In a Second Division match to-day, Bradford City, playing at home, drew with Aston Villa 2—2. The whole of the L.M.S. Railway's fleet of 100 holiday caravans situated at various seaside and inland sites in England and Wales have been booked up for August Bank
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    NEW HOCKEY TRIAL
    111 27 Monday's Teams Selected Singapore. Thursday THE following have been invited to 1 participate in the State hockey trial on the S.C.C. Padang at 5.10 p.m on Monday next, in order to select a team to meet Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on Nov 22 and Malacca at Seremban
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    S.C.H.C. Tennis
    71 27 Open Championships To-Day THE S.C.R.C. Open Tennis Tournament will commence to-morrow at 11 a.m. All competitors in the Junior Singles are requested to turn up at that time, when play will commence. Competitors in the Singles Handicap are requested to turn up at 3.00 p.m.. ready for play.
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    Bribe Offered
    76 27 Hawker Fined Ten Dollars Singapore, Thursday. A CHINESE hawker was fined $10 or 21 days' rigorous imprisonment in default, by the Third Magistrate, Mr. A. D. York, to-day on pleading guilty to a charge of offering a policeman a bribe of 20 cents. Court Inspector Cowie explained that
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      296 27 Island (liih Draw For The Unagami Cup Competition THE following is th e draw for the quah--1 fying round for th e Unagami Cup at the Island Club to be played on Saturday 2.15 p.m. N. A. Mallal H. I Yamamoto 2.15 p.m L. H.Stewart Si W. Haxworth. 2.20 p.m.
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    Poppy Day Hockey In Pictures
    115 28 A two-all draw was the result of the annual ladies' poppy dav hockey match which was played at the S.C.C. The Europeans should have won. but were unable to get the odd goal which would have made all the difference. Here is an incident from
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    FARM HORSE WINS SHOW
    106 28 Success Of British Army Team London, Nov. 12 THE British Army team competing in the American National Horse Show at New York last night won the international military team championship. Military teams from seven nations were competing before an enthusiastic audience of 16,000. The feat was
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    Abyssinia Italian Conquest Admitted
    52 28 Abyssinia Italian Conquest Admitted Vienna, Nov. 12. AUSTRIA and Hungary have both decided to recognise the Italian conquest, of Abyssinia, and a Moscow message states that considerable interest has been aroused by a report, that Italy is negotiating for recognition of Abyssinia by Japan in return for Italian reccgnition of
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    Prince Paul In London
    59 28 London, Nov. 12. DRINCE Paul of Yogoslavia senior re- gent and his wife, Princess Olga, reached London last night on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Kent. The regent is brother-in-law of the Duchess. Although his visit is private it is expected the regent,
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    BOXING AT IPOH
    88 28 Guillermo And Hassan Draw (From Our Own Correspondent* Ipoh, Thursday DATTUNG Guillermo <9.3 1 2 drev* V with Speedy Hassan «9.2> at Ipoh Jubilee Park to-night when they me: over ten three minute rounds. The fight was a very tame affair until the tenth round, when Guillermo,
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    POPPY DAY IN SIAM
    73 28 POPPY DAY IN SIAM Young King Gives Ut To Fund (From Our Ovn^^^ THE King of Siam through the >W I cil of Reg^cy. has fiJ^^S for the Poppy Day fund gg» PW Ls being sent to him from Euro f oRri:i0 Rri:iv l£nlh, Italian, Siamese an war veterans all
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    Theft Of Rubber Alleged
    50 28 Singapore, £«J**d Charged with theft of a qua: gg < rubber valued at $330.50, two t d Um Eng Huat and^ Tan Joo api > jj before the Fourth Magistrate, Mi Davies, to-day. .aU i n the The case was Postponed ban sum of $500 each
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