Morning Tribune, 25 November 1936

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    15 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.— No 254. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, November 25. 1936 ii\ E CENTS.
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    SPIN INDICTS ITALY & GERMANY
    1563 1 SPIN INDICTS ITALY GERMANY tt AICMIII'S GIVINC All! IO 111 111 IS SPYING ACTIVITIES ALI I <.||» MINING OF PORT OF BILBAO Insurgents No Nearer Conquest Than At Start Valencia. Nov. 24. OEFINITE allegations that Italian and German warships aided the Spanish insurgent fleet, are made m a communique issued
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    35 1 (omnio'lore Clark, m charge of Naval establishments, Singapore, again visiter! the R.N.V.R. at Telok Ayer yesterday. Here he is seen (left talkinj* uith Commander Johnston, commander of the unit, who is m the centre. Tribune
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    Sir Frederick Leith – Ross Sees Hope For Sino-Jap Friendship
    716 1 Sir Frederick Leith Ross Sees Hope For Sino-Jap Friendship London. Nov. 24. itoo fast" AMY if you can make Journeys through v Eur< equal to those easily accomjjoshable m China, without passing through districts where there are signs if trouble can you say that China is a more disorderly state
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    MORE TIN IN USE
    186 1 Excellent 1936 Figures London. Nov 24 GLAD tiding.*, of great joy" were brought to tin producers by to-day's cheering statistics published by the International Tin Research Development Council. World apparent consumption increased by fourteen p-r cent m the year ended September 1936. to 1*53,751 tons, de.pite
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    GUN-RUNNING TO BE STOPPED
    216 1 New Bill Being Drafted London. Nov 24 D NG is now proceeding of the "ion promised by Mr. An- m the House of Commons *hich will make it illegal for Spai>. fr /l sni P to carry arms for ™*W foreign port 0 cone to Spain
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      27 1 *> on Other Pages j I Page ioui il Fall 'o For^rv trial 1 J Ilnancc I home for girls 24 I Today's race. .Uocal rugger JJ I
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      61 1 frffi^l y IRISH MILK-WITH gMljj .1 Nil TROUBLE IET Khm put an end to delicious, nourishing milk your troubles with milk, to drink. It is especially For Klim is rich, pure cews good for babies. If your rralk, powdered -with only dealer cannot supply you, removed. Klim-Aeeps send us his
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    RADIO PROPAGANDA IN KAMPONGS
    3871 2 JOHORE COUNCIL PLEA lIIVIMII DRAFT ESTIMATES API't.OVI l» fishing Operations On East Coast JO HO 1. 1 <OI \<IL Singapore, Tuesday MONEYLENDING, finances, cost of public buildings, health m the rural areas and fishing off the Eastern Johore coast were some of the matters discussed at
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    BRITISH DESTROYERS COMING
    159 2 H. M. S. Westcott And Thracian Singapore, Tuesday. fWO British destroyers will be m Singapore for five days from Dec. .9. They are the Westcott and ihracian. The destroyer Westcott, late of the iixth FlotUla, Home Fleet, which has .een ordered to China to relieve the 3ruce
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    Tropical Diseasea
    166 2 Educational Films In Local Screening AFRIVATE screening of some educational films dealing with the conduct of modern science to combat the scourge of tropical diseases was given at the Victoria Theatre yesterday afternoon, arranged by Messrs. N. V. Straits Java Trading Co. They were sound films as produced
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    STREET FALL TO DEATH
    291 2 Chinese Clerk's End Singapore DASSERS-by m the flelnit Bank of China Building rS Street, shortly before 9 am to-___LW^3 ceived a shock when a budv hiirtw through the air from one o ih e floors of the Bank building t0 land uS a thud on the
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    Clerk Faces Charges Of Having Forged Documents By Alteration
    452 3 Clerk Faces Charges Of Having Forged Documents By Alteration Singapore, Tuesday oD Fi IMINARY inquiry into a charge 1 pR t fc f „r v preferred against a young A B Hardy, began before the ft Magistrate, Mr. A. D. York, tod ™.rt Inspector DR. Cowie led the EEL for
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    Loral Wedding
    202 3 Mm K. Lonegan And Mr. Alexander Hughes Singapore, Tuesday. THE Cathedral of the Good Shepherd I was the scene of a wedding yesterday when Miss Kathleen Lonegan. daughter of Mrs. and the late Dr. Lonegan. became the bride of Mr Alexander Edward Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs
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    U. S. Labour
    53 3 Suspension Of "Rebel" f »i<>ns To Continue Tampa (Florida). Nov. 24 JHE Ameriran Federation of Labour NnifPk.° n M 0n has voted t0 continue inrebel- suspension of the ten Th ''nions led by John Lewis. tfortetnK^S" a °P ears to end the rival or the caD between
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    European Fined
    51 3 Singapore. Tuesday. 1 Magistrate. Mr. E. E. frown n S osed a fin e of $20 on F. T. this r' ni Un, Pean. who pleaded guilty a «ioto* °;l cn arge of overtaking Junction 3 n" lts near side at the fioad ()n B °ach Road and
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    32 3 tende d l atlvcs of countries at?on Gri_« n xtn Volta Congress m 7 L ieuten„m^?7* ta bein represented t ;5 0 S_ nel H p °art de and Mr. Eric Gill
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    But Drowned
    113 3 Misadventure Verdict Recorded Singapore, Tuesday. THE circumstances attending the death of a 14-year-old Chinese lad, Neo Cheng San. who was drowned m a pond near the Hock Guan Brickworks. Upper Serangoon. on Nov. 11. was inquired into by the Coroner. Mr W. McQuarrie. this morning. According to the
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    28 3 The decision to expel several Dutchmen from Berlin as a renrisal for the expulsion of German political agents from Limburg. m the south of Holland, has been withdrawn.
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    Law Notice For To – day
    57 3 Law Notice For To day Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 am. Part heard:— 5. 340 33— Stanton Nelson and Co. Ltd. vs. Brinkmann and Co. Before Mr. Justice Cussen m the 3ra Court at 11 a.m. Part heard:— S.3s9 36— F A Bartholomeusz Ltd. vs.
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    PAINS ALL OVER HIS BODY
    192 3 Kruschen Made Him Feel a New Man Rheumatism is an insidious complaint that strikes without warning. It attacks an arm, or a leg and frequently the pains spread to all parts of the body, unless something is done to check them. That was the experience
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    CROWN PRINCE HERE
    300 3 Future Ruler Of Pontianak Singapore, Tuesday A DISTINGUISHED personality on board the Sibajak, which arrived m Singapore this afternoon from Europe, was the eldest son of His Highness, the Sultan of Pontianak, who has just completed a three-year course of military training m Holland. Crown Prince Pant?eran
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      21 3 lII.MK ILAR* AND FIELD GLASSES BY THE BEST MAKERS Stocked by ZEISS, HEATH, ETC. MOTION, SMITH SON 15, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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      187 3 IS THE FALLING OF THE HAIR HEREDITARY Not where Silvikrin has been used during younger age or early stages. SilvlVrin i has been submitted g*f*W\ to the most rigorous A and exacting tests m 11 «J Hospitals and Univern.v. jimW sities all over the J^W^r world. It has passed ■^wsjf'^y
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      134 4 Previous To-^ 011 J4 Dlstllleri 117 3 117 6 Dunlop Rubber 35 1 2 35General Electric 91 9 92 Imperial Chemical Industry 43- 429 Imperial Tobacco 174 V/ 2 1739 Anglo-Dutch 37 9 37 9 Canadian Pacific 13 7 8 133,, London Tin 10 3 10 71,
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      130 4 ft U It K Eh London. Nov. 24_ Previous To-day Change Tone Very quiet Steady Spot Buyen i% 85 SeUera 8% SeUera 8 1116 8 1116 Jan"|Mar. Buyers 8** 8 5 s SeUera 3 A 8111C _1 16 Apr.lJune Buyers 8 1116 ***** Selleis 8 3 /4 8
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      METAL MARKET
      42 4 London, Nov 24 TIN Standard. Previous To-day Cash (noon official price) £231 5 8 £233 up 1% 3 months forward (noon official pries* £231» 8 £232' 2 up P 8 Afternoon closing price c-asn co'to l Forward Z 2 ZL
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      39 4 RIIKRER ew or^' ov 23 Previous To-day Chang* Barely Steady Dull Tone iRi 18 116 -Ijll «W ?SS 183 8 16 18t» -I'M ja"n.Mar. Buyers. I8«fc 18«» Bellert 18 3 16 18 3 16 TIN Standard
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      85 4 London. Nov. 24 Previous To-day Change 1 T. on Part* (closing middle rate) 105.13 105 13 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9 03 3 4 9 03 1 V 2 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) is 2 5 8 Is 219 32 T.T. on Hongkong (closing
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      BULLION MARKET
      33 4 London, Nov. 24. Previous To-day Change 'OLD p^n. Bar per 01 W.1.1W SILVER Hoot 21 8 20 15 16 —3 16 I monthj forward 21 > 8 20 15 16 —3 16
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1313 5 and Co. AJ^mMßmtt, Exchange and 'stock Broker, (Share are $1 unless otherwise stated > Fraser Co. LyaU Evatt Tin Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers V>aln Kunibang 32- 34 -cd 32j 34 -cd Auiirai MaUJ 56- 60 -cd 56- 60- V. Ayer Hitam 20- 21 6cd 20- 22 -cri
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      123 5 Singapore. Tuesday morning. Singapore: 30 12 cts., down 3 8 ct. Market Tone: Easier. London: 811 16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 18 116 cts., down l.li: ct. Market Tone: Dull. Singapore. Tuesday evening. Prices eased off a little to-day and buyers were inclined to hold off during
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      Tin
      20 5 Singapore, Tuesday noon. Singapore: $1117 8, up $1. i London: £231, down 355.; three months £230 10s., down 355.
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      Exchange
      11 5 London-New York 4.89 516 New York-London 4 90 1 16
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    Share Markers
    212 5 Messrs. Fraser Co's r Report Singapore, Tuesday 5 p.m. The price of tin rose $1. locally and the tin share market was again very active, .state Me.ssrs. Fraser and Company. In their daiiy comment on the closing trend of the local snare markets The volume of turnover was
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    207 5 Tin locally is up $1. Rubber locally ll steady at the decline. Mining. Raubs $7.10— 57.25. Tin shares have been slightly easier, but the undertone i.s quite steady, and the local rise m the Tin price arrested the weakening tendency. S. Luas $1.92 1 2— $1.97
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    Oversea-Chinese Bank
    67 6 Re-opening Of The Djambi Branch Singapore Nov. 24. MR. Tan Ean Kiam, the managing director of the Oversea- Chinese Banking Corporation. Ltd., accompanied by Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, the secretary, and Mr. Tan Cheng Yong will leave Singapore to-day on a visit to Djambi and Batavia for the
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    Produce
    174 6 Singapore, Nov. 24. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $155 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $148 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $143 R. (Siam) "White" No. Al $236 R. (Siam) "White Rice" No. 1 $203 R. (Siam) "White Rice" No 2
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    Lewis & Peat's Weekly Report
    199 6 Lewis Peat's Weekly Report Lewis Peat. Ltd., m their weekly rubber market report dated Nov. 10, state: The market has continued very active during the week and there has been a large turnover m all sections. Values are 1 4d. higher than we quoted m our last report and the
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    Great Oil Find In Africa
    77 6 o,_, Nairobi, Nov 22. PTIMISTIC reports published here suggest an oilfield has been discovered m Kenya large enough to supply all requirements of British Africa, south of the equator. A number of applications for oil concessions have been lodged with the Government authorities. The reports
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    Exchange
    183 6 SELLING j Singapore, Nov. 24. London T.T. J|4 I|l6 London demand JJIJJ London 4 months' sight /«> Lyon demand Hamburg demand "J New York demand JJ JJJ Montreal demand 5 viBatavia demand JJJJjj Samarang demand 104/2 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands 154, 2 Madras and Colombo demand 154 4
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    Empire Society
    92 6 Meeting In Cricket Club Lounge DV kind permission of the President v and Committee of the Singapore Cricket Club. Lt. Col. S. P. Williams. Travelling Commissioner of the Royal Empire Society, will address a meeting m the upstairs lounge of the Cricket Club to-morrow, at 7 p.m.. when
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    Burned By Petrol
    58 6 Singapore, Tuesday. A male Chinese was said to have been burnt yesterday evening at Labrador Hill, when the petrol which he poured into the tank of a motor lorry suddenly caught fire. The patient suffered from severe burns all over the upper part of the body. He
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      60 6 Oversea -Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS AT CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      280 6 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 30 916 *****6 Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 30*/ 2 30 5 8 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 30*/ 2 30 9 16 do. December 30*/
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      42 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully Paid UP) Y.1U0.000,003 Reserve Fund V.130,900,000.00 Head Office: YOKOHAM" SINGAPORE BRANCH' MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. Manager T. YAMAMOTO Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore's D.sk
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    AMERICAN SAILORS' OUTING
    78 7 mm. nf men fro.., the ML Asiatic Fleet visited Johore by car last week. Here they are photographed on a rubber estate at Kota ItofirL Tribune H the Ponugoi Zoo. Th e vis.tos "gettin* acquainted" with a "chimp" Tribune Mr C, Willis 0 f ff t Singapore
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      195 8 CHAN DOES IT AGAIN W E DARE YOU TO FATHOM THIS AMAZING MYSTERY BEFORE THE END OF THE PICTURfc ■_M^-M--W-___W_M____________M_B__---------W-M________- I L' (*Uu* Cwe butie*He*4? lfi HERE'S CHAN'S CHILLINGEST... R\| THRILLINGEST... AND BEST! SHOWS _T!---_ ___\____H _HP^ O^W __^^Ua fl-MMri" it__- 3&_*» B__-I_i __^_^B _H _L__flfl i^r__B I i i_^_l
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      184 8 You Remember How You Enjoyed "RUGGLES OF RED GAP Now Comes Another Grand Comedy By The Same I Producers Paramount Opening at the PAVILION To-Night H5 v f FRANCfi LEDERER ANN SQTHERiT) fl I __dF**'vl-___ *'-___!v_B $Jr m/ wttz I ___X -k^w I^^^ =r ~__^_-2_5 1 s JhrM*^ H 1
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    LORD TWEEDSMUIR UNVEILS TABLET
    114 9 LORD TWEEDSMUIR UNVEILS TABLET w Canadian Prime Minister Honoured St Andrew's. Quebec. __T m honour of Sir John Abbot, TAB r canadian-born prime minisIts* EL^o has been unveiled here er of the Governor Gene1 l frlnd! It' is in the Anglican J of 2 ere Sir John's father minw*urch 5
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    Air-Station Lighting At Jodhpur
    178 9 London. Nov. 10. m order to inspect for himself the aero l dram* lighting which has been m L H iHSt night flights have Sf made recently by his Highness ST Maharajah Sahib Bahadur. The whole night-lighting system is f_ntrolled from a panel m the tower
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    22 9 F|| snma-. c to the Cenotaph. People filing past the Cenotaph m the rain following the armistice ceremony m Whitehall. Topical News
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    156 9 At the headquarters of the London Scottish Regiment, Buckingham (iate. London, there has been on view to the public material showing the progress made towards the British Army and Royal Air Force memorial to the late King Albert of Belgium, who commanded his army m the field m the (ireat
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      123 9 WHS DARING! ITS INT i MATE! COME AND PEEP BEHIND THE DOORS of© a GI RLS' DORMITORY and meet the Sauciest, Most Dynamic Star Ever Discovered *£f opening SUNDAY at the CAPITOL ©v« 20th Century- Fox Films have the pleasure to introduce q the sensational new Star Young Vital... Re-
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    KING VISITS HOME FLEET
    3816 10 The King's Busy Armistice Day: A Military Lord Mayor's Show: "Pubs" Declining In London: Training Hotel Managers: Rises For The Bench The LONDON Point Of VIEW TH E LONDON POINT OF VIEW (By Air Mail* (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 13. IT is doubtful whether
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    90 10 The King spent the second day of his visit to the Home Fleet at Portland inspecting submarines and destroyers. He left the royal yacht m the Commander-in-Chief's green barge and was accompanied by Sir Samuel Hoare, Lord Louis Mountbatten, and Sir Roger Backhouse. Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet. The ships
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      SPAIN'S MARTYRDOM
      314 12 VERY welcome is the new assurance of Mr. Anthony Eden that Great Britain will take no part m the Spanish war and give no assistance to either side. As the conflict has dragged on, it has become increasingly difficult to perserve neutrality, but wise statesmanship has so far
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    AROUND MALAYA
    710 12 THE value which the planting community places on the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya was revealed at a meeting of the Planting Section of the United Planters' Association of Malaya which was held m Kuala Lumpur on October 30 at which correspondence with the Institute m regard to
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    PERSONALITIES
    325 12 1 Yang Mulia, Raja Hamzah of Kuala Kangsar. is on short visit to Parit. Mr. Lim Kheah Joo. a well-known Penang merchant and rubber planter, died at Swatow, China, on Nov 19. Mr C. W. A. Sennett. M.C.S-, returned from leave by the Comorin. He is pro ceeding to
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    31 13 Mr. and Mrs. Sime arrived m Singapore by the s.s. Comorin from an extensive trip abroad. Mr. Sime Is the managing proprietor of Messrs. Sime, Darby and Company Ltd.. Singapore- Tribune
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    HERO AND LEANDER MODERN STYLE
    299 13 HERO AND LEANDER MODERN STYLE .am Star's Suitor Flies *%0 Miles A Week New York univalent of the courtship p d Leander is suggested by 1 weekly travels of Mr f* 6 tfnstilanete, orchestra leader, m A"- drt Mile Lily Pons, the opera and porting v K«f. D S poi
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    Romance Inn
    175 13 Husbands Found for 22 (wiriB Budapest. AN inn probably unique m the world. n which specializes m finding husbands lor orphan girls, is situated on the outskirts of Budapest. Su far the inn. now run by Sandor Cstemarice, has succeeded m getting 22 girls happily married. The owner
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    CIVIL AVIATION IN CANADA
    287 13 Romance Of Mr-Borne Freight London. Nov 10 IT was not long ago that the little far--1 northern township of Aklavik. on .the mouth of the Mackenzie River, received its mails once a year. Now, thank- to the development of civil aviation m Canada, it is visited
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      14 13 Telerraohlc Address: "ARMINGLY SITUATBD IDEAL F#B VISITORS AND TOURISTS. 1 Facilities for Private Entencn.ments.
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    ARMISTICE DAY IN LONDON
    320 15 ARMISTICE DAY IN LONDON W.hat civil war means m Spain. A vivid idea of the dislocation of the daily life there is given m this picture which shows high tension pylons at Ronda wrecked to render them ineffective. Topical Press lhe K.iMS. Queen Mary arrived al Southampton on Nov. 10
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      37 15 CHRISTMAS GIFTS Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE HORS D'OEUVRE DISHES SWEET DISHES etc ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BEST IS TO COME AND SEE j RENE ULLMANN I Raffles riace, SINGAPORE.
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    Something HOT to EAT
    1373 16 Something HOT to EAT when lhe Xorlh-ea*l .Moiimmmi hriii»s lhe rain and clamp lhal chill our Ihimied THOUGH Singapore is supposed to have no winter, and the difference m the temperature from one year's end to the other is, according to men of science, negligible, to those who have been
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    Peach Cake
    97 17 oift an d measure 2 cups of flour, then Jl it again with 2»/ 2 teaspoons baking Su-der teaspoon salt and sprinkle Sth cinnamon and 2 tablespoons of 5Sr Cut or rub m thoroughly ft up shortening. Mix together 1 egg „nd l cup milk, beat well and
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      145 17 I A TOURISTS SHOPPING 1 j GUIDE i LUGGAGE BEAUTY CHEMIST CARRIER '---------S_SSB-__-----S________-___-_-S_--_--__ l ______S___-_i fr -~-~--*^~---^~^~^-fr flOrOlIlT 111 O H^ IClKlf** A PORE has received many attractive j I I \C* C* m\C*^F beauty cases, which would ""M CARRIER CO* 1 make charmin S Christmas L__L w Baggage Contractors
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      131 17 BEAUTY 410r0.11> more... has received many attractive beauty cases, which would make charming Christmas gifts. 18-L, battery rd. (second floor), i phone CMS. 1' I S»S-M_____B____M_________BB_- Urn% STATIONER STATIONERY AT THE MOST COMPETITIVE PRICES. Call or 'Phone E. M. GLOVER Co. 9, The Arcade, Singapore. Phone 2219. SILK STORE SATISFACTION
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      149 17 CHEMIST j p^^i m V __H_._^<_____^__l_____r CHIC PAX TRAVEL CASES From $7.00 THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd., 8 Raffles Place ss______--i™s«s______-s-_s^s»_»_Pß_ss^-s^s_B»__P^___s__ss__. BOOKSHOP GREAT RELIGIONS OF THE EAST SERIES Price $1.50 each An Outline of Islam —C. R. North; Shintoisir.: The Indigenous Religion of Japan A. C. Underwood; Outline of Buddhism C.
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    In Aretie Waters
    370 18 Strenuous Voyage Ends Halifax. Canada. WHEN the Eastern Arctic relief ship Nascopie dropped anchor here recently another strenuous voyage through Arctic waters came to an end. The Nascopie completed a 2V_ month journey through Hudson Bay and the Arctic Archipelago during which she called at Hudson Bay
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      80 18 M. IH. LINE MESSAGERIES MARITIMES S__-_SSS________SS.«.____________BSS__._.________________Sl Special Cruise To Indo-China Leaving Singapore 19th December 1936. Arriving Saigon 21st December 1936. by s.s. v CHENONCEAUX Leaving Saigon 3rd January 1937. Arriving Singapore sth January 1937. by s.s. "DARTAGNAN" A splendid opportunity is ofTei-d to Malayan Residents to benefit by a cheap
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      125 18 N.Y.K.LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD (Incorporated ln Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo. Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. M.s. YASUKUNI MARU Nov 25 s.s. HAKONE MAR'J Dec. 10 s.s. SUWA MARU D ei J4 Rates to lst Class 2nd class Naples $497 $540 $317 $343 Marseilles 514
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      220 18 jPOSTAL INTELLIGEM I: STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TOO Rengat and Tembilahan Makasser Nov 25 11 o^ Diambi and K. ToengkaH Tojtao 25 Africa South Maru 25 2 America (South) Santos Maru 25 JJJ Medan S^? Uthoorn 25 3 Muntok and Palembang El n 25 3 pm
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      272 19 mmm^m^m^mmmmmmmmmmmmmA. mnxs philp LIN*. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due MAKELLA Nov. 29 Dec 3 MERKUR Dec 28 Bpecial cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia Issued at th following rates. «r Mci Pint Class passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or bourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel.
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      538 19 {^\J^ TO FRENCH PORTS \\~~i^"V\ S fig HOMEWARDS. V LINOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 7 V CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux V Dec. 11 I FORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Jan. 4 J CAP PADARAN For Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Jan. 7 1
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      349 19 THE ll AltltOl It m m^m^mmml SHIPS IN IMM X Air Mail cwtps ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES IleS|iatcllt fc S OK EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Medan. Jask§, --"Amsterdam and Godown Gate No. •London Netherlands, closing time v 'Parcels and Registration at 12.15 p.m.) Pttroclus J and letters at 12.45 p.m. to-day. OneisenaU
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    1073 20 OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW BY AIRMAIL The Week In The Market: Commodity Shares The Only Bright Spot: Tin Market Pleased At Quota Rise: Strength Of Rubber Due To Genuine Demand (From Our Own Correspondent) Londen. Nov. 13. FOR the time being markets coininu to show a tired attitude. True, at
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    SMOKES 25 CIGARS A DAY
    99 20 Dutch Premier's Tico Weaknesses Amsterdam. TWENTY-flve cigars a day are smoked by Dr. Hendrik Colli n. the 67-year-old prime minister and "strong man" of Holland. The premier seems to be unable to work without smoking, and at cabinet meetings he is always seen with a
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      535 21 JON THE K ADIO 1 u omw*^*m**mmm^ m m^*^^^mm^m^mmm^^**mmm^g^ m 9^m m »*mmm* m m>m m m» %m mmmam* mm m mmm m**^m» m^^ m^ tl J*m ||ri_i*h Empire programme Transmission 2:— 6.20 pjn.— 9os rr fiSH 13.97 metres (21.47 mcs) pn i* ,-SG 16.86 metres (17.79 mcs). T n
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      492 21 9.36 p.m. Pianoforte Music 1 9 P I?? The BBC Empire Orchestra; leader, Daniel Melsa; conductor, Eric Fogg. Leslie England (Pianoforte) Orchestra: Oriental- Suite, Beni Mora, Op 29, No. 1: (l) First Dance (2) Second Dance (3) In the Street of the Oul?d Nail (Hoist). Leslie England and Orchestra: The
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      543 21 ation by Werner Illing. j 4.05 p.m. Topical Talk. I 4.20 p.m. German Folk Songs for the i Lute. Oskar Besemfelder. 4.35 p.m. Women's Hour: Help for, Mother and Child. 4.50 p.m. News and Economic Review m German. 5.05 p.m. Gay Musical Items from' Mozart's Times. Quartettes for harpsichord, 2
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      403 21 9.20 p.m Literary Talk by Mr. Francois de Teramond. 9.30 p.m. Economic and Social Talk by Mr. William Oualid. 9.40 p.m. Colonial Market Prices. Rates of Exchange. 9.50 p.m. Concert conducted by Mr. Henri Tomasi; Mr. Fernand Oubradous Bassoon Military Symphony (Haydn). Concerto for Bassoon and Orchestra (Mozart* 'Soloist: Mr.
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    Tamil Plans
    149 22 Will Give Yugoslavia New Outlet Belgrade il PROFIT of £14.000.000-more than 700 ncr cent, on the original outlay— is promised by experts to Yugoslavia if a canal is constructed to ioin the rivers Danube and Sava The Government is now examining the wans, which call for the canal
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    82 22 NaiiK. The operation oi the Nanldng-P train ferry service has been very satisfactory since its inauguration three years ago, it is officially announ The receipts dunng these years $2,280,072, the n<*-t profit being $1 21 or an average of about $400 Jo_ annually. The amount repaid on the
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    124 22 The Lord Mayor's Banquet, at which the Premier, principal ministers of state. City officials and forei-jn ambas sudors were guests, took place at the Guildhall. London. The Banquet follows the Show m which the new Lord Mayor rides m procession through the streets of London. At head of table left
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      333 22 lo\ rm: n \mo {Continued from page 21) tten by H. V. Morton. 7.55 p.m. News Bulletin. 800 p.m. Malay music. 900 p.m. Close Down. TO-MORROW 7.00 p.m. Time Signal and Day's Programme. 7.05 p.m. "Z.H.J.'s 14th Symphony Concert. (1) Suite No. 2 m B Minor. (Bach) Overture-Rondeau Polonaise and
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      67 22 To-clav In Singapore RUGBY:— S.C.C. "A" v. R AF. A' sec HOCKEY— SC.C. I v C.S.C. I. S.C.C SRC. "A" Y-M.CA. SRC: S.C.RC v. General Hospital, Sepoy Lines; Medical Colege v. 7th Heavy Battery, College ground; Combined 1 Schools Trial. R.I. Fotary Club Tiffin. Adelphi Hotel 1 p.m. Speaker: Lt-Colonel
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      79 22 CAPITOL: warner Baxter. Lionel Barry more m "The Road to Glory." PAVILION:— Francis Lederer and Ann Sothern m "My American Wife. ALHAMBRA: Charlie Chan at the Race Track with Warner Oland GLOBE THEATRE (Great World*: "Ghost Goes West." MARLBOROUGH:— Edmund Lowe m "The Great Hotel Murder." REGAL:— Chines? Pictures. ROYAL
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    24 23 The Croydon Cat Club's Championship Show took place at Baths Hall, CrovHon Surrey. Here is one of the entries at the Show Planet News
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    MALAYA-LONDON TELEPHONE
    39 24 MALAYA-LONDON TELEPHONE To Be Opened In 1 Months London. Nd REPLYING to Mr. RJ v <C Aberdeen) Mr Ormsb Secretary for the Colonies, saio hoped that a telephone service Malaya and London would oe within the next few months.
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    SOCIAL WORK OF SALVATION ARMY
    1349 24 SOCIAL WORK OF SALVATION ARMY New Home For Women Girls Opened Singapore. Tuesday. THE opening of the new Salvation Army I Womens' Home, by Mrs. A. S. Small took place this evening at No. 36 Paterson Road Singapore. After the Home was formally opened, Mrs. Small made a short introductory
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    £146,000,000
    62 24 Simla. India's contribution m cash towards the cost of the great war amounted to El 46.000.000: according to a statement made m the Indian Assembly by Mr. Tottenham Secretary to the Defence Department The cost of war pensions at present amounted to £862.500 annualy, he said. Mr Tottenham added
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    112 24 Michael Brooke (m private life the Earl of Warwick) is now settling down to liis new career as a film actor m the Mefro-Goldwyn-Mav r studios m Hollywood, California. He is seen m discussion on the set with W. S. Van Dyke, the film director (left). My ma Lov and
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    19 25 A number of small volcanic cones m the nSourhood of Aragona. near Agrigento m Sicily, have been m erup-
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    291 25 Mr. H. It. Mackay And Miss Sheila Robinson THE wedding took place m Kuala 1 Lumpur on Saturday of Miss Sheila Pauline Robinson, only daughter of the late Mr. Harold P rey Robinson, I R.N R., and Mrs. Robinson, of Singapore, to Mr. Hugh Robert Mackay only
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    49 25 London, Nov 23. GERMANY has agreed to the protocol for humanisation of submarine warfare as provided under the London Naval Treaty The German Embassy m Lond or handed the Foreign Office a note to this effect to-day. The Washington Treaty powers have already acceded. Reuter Wireless
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    21 25 Hammersmith Borough Council have approved m principle of the erection of a new town hall at a cost of approximately £200.000
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    $2,700 Claim
    191 25 F. A. Bartholomeuz. Ltd., As Plaintiffs Singapore, Tuesday. THE case m which F. A. Bartholo--1 meuz, Ltd., are the plaintiffs m a civil claim for $_,787.68 trom three defendants, the Chung Chi Trading Company, Chop Hung Loong, Chan Tai Kee and Tse En Huang, reached its closing stages
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      104 25 A Guaranteed Family Income— During The Years When Most Needed A Simple, Practical and Economical Solution THE GUARANTEED FAMI AY INCOME BENEFIT has been designed to meet the problem faced by all married men. IT PROVIDES A simple, economical, practical method, whereby you may adequately provide for the .care and
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    1009 26  -  "Capf. Hawk") S.T.C. WINTER MEET Second Day's Programme I (By IT is expected that the going will be I heavy again this afternoon for the second day of the Singapore Winter Meeting. Racing starts at 2.30 and an interesting programme of eight events will
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    27 26 The Count of Covadonga. eldest son of King Alfonso, who has been m hospital In New York for two months has been dischamed m greatly improved health.
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    141 26 Another Adventure At Alhambra LARGE houses were thrilled at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday when "Charlie Chan at the Race Track" started its season. This 20th Century Fox production is one of the best m the series. Warner Oland as usual gives a brilliant performance as the wily Chinese
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    107 26 German, French Spanish Ambassadors London, Nov. 24. HERR Von Ribbentrop, the new German Ambassador m London, paid a courtesy call on the Prime Minister at 10, Downing Street this morning. This was Herr Ribbentrop's first visit to the Premier since taking up his duties Ini London The Spanish
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    32 26 Moscow. Nov. 24. The German Ambassador has requested the Soviet Foreign Office to support the appeal of the German engineer. Stickling, sentenced to death for sabotage, for executive clemency. Reuter
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    46 26 Race I— Wattle Ash Race 2 Larut Miss Woo Race 3 Lisheen Rose of Dreams Race 4 Last Crusader Wait-A-Bit Race s— Mountain Stream Sunny Crow Race 6 Monaveen Russian Gown Race 7 Fighting Finish Queen of Hearts Race B—Financier8 Financier Never Mind
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    417 26 Four Professorships To Be Instituted Oxford. FURTHER details of the gift of Lord Nuffield, the motorcar millionaire of £1.250,000 to Oxford University for medical research, are revealed m the University Gazette." The Gazette publishes a decree giving legislative effect to Lord Nuffield wishes regarding the gift.
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    23 26 I A speed limit m each aicav is a school is being asked ol stry of Transport by the Bin shire Education Committee.
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    SECOND HALF RECOVERY WINS MATCH
    553 27 SECOND HALF RECOVERY WINS MATCH public Services Defeat Fort Canning Singapore, Tuesday. n i-i ..n tht defensive for the belli ter part of the first half, the v ,hiu Services and Bankers made a it recovery and scored a decisive 2£rv ov- r Fort Canning by 13 2S_ tuo goals
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    207 27 Half Million Attend Funeral Paris. Nov. 22 A CROWD estimated at half a million thronged the streets of Lille to witness the funeral of M. Salengro A representative of the President and all members of the Cabinet, the speakers he Senate and Chamber and a bati infantry participated
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    46 27 Bir Percy Everett. Deputy Chief Commissioner for the Boy Scouts' Associa10>i left England on November 13 to Lord Baden-Powell, the Chief and the Boy Scouts' Imperial at the Australian Boy Corroboree, celebrating South „s;!";i!iu's centenary, which is to take at Christmas at the National tr Adelaide.
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    18 27 't's kiln has been provided at c school at Little Gaddesden. where the children have already many ornaments
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    165 27 Heavy Insurance Business London, No\ 24. OWING mainly to heavy industrial and commerical commitments m connection with the Coronation and the desire of underwriters strictly to curtail speculative business, Lloyds latest rates against risk of a postponement show a slight increase compared with the previous week's. The rate for
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    132 27 Good Acting In War Settings THE Road to Glory", the 20th century Fox production now at tne Capitol, is a story of the war. played by a notable cast Fredric March as Lieut Dene; and Warner Baxter as Captain La Roche play the principal parts and Lionel Barrvmore
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    285 27 Scotland v. Rest On Thursday THE S.C.C. bowls match between Scotland and the Rest will be played on Thursday at 5 p.m. P.ayers SLtland mentioned first) Rink No 1. R. g. Wilson (Skip.. D. Sturrock. A. Hinds vs. E H R Bowerman (Skip). F Officer E a' Turnbull.
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    26 27 The final of the Island Club President's Prize, played over the week-end resulted m F. Suganuma beating R h' Oakclcy by 4 and 2.
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    51 27 I Mr. Earl Browder. the Communist candidate for the United States Presidency, was prevented from holding an outdoor meeting at Tampa, Florida A score of men led by one wearing an American Legion cap broke up the meeting by overturning the platform on which Mr. Browder and other speakers were
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    84 27 Doggedness Gains A Draw Sydney. Nov 24 THE match between the M.C.C. and an Australian Eleven was drawn when the M.C.C had made 245 runs for eight wickets. It is revealed that Duckworth broke the index finger of his left hand at wicket keeping yesterday and
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    128 27 Leading Railway Magnate Of America Cleveland (Ohioi Nov. 24. MR. O. P Van Sweringen, the wellknown railway magnate, died m i train yesterday en route to New York. —Reuter Mr. Oris Paxton Van Sweringen was partner m the O. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen Corporation Cleveland,
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    40 27 Geoffrey Hunt, 32, a traveller, of 80l ton, charged with the murder of his four-year-old son, was at the Chester Assizes found unfit to plead, and was ordered to be detained m a criminal lunatic asylum during his Majesty's oleasure
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    22 27 The Report for 1935 on the social and economic progress of the people of Nigeria has been oublished by H.M. Stationery Office.
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    93 28 Malacca Assn* OfficeBearers From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Sunday AT the fifth annual meeting oi the Malacca Estate Owners' Association, the following were elected office-beaTers for the ensuing year: President. Mr Loh Kirn Swi, J.P VicePresident, Mr. Chee Chin Kiong. Committee members: Messrs. Tan Cheng Lock C.8.E., Chan
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    14 28 Mrs. H. A. Exley will sail for Home on the Patroclus, leaving Singapore to-day
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    151 28 Veterans of local hockey met an S.C.C. XI on the padang yesterday m a match which provided plenty of good play. Here is a midfield incident during the game. Tribune A tense moment near one of the go Is during the match. SC.C. vs. Veterans. Tribute In a rugger match
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    76 28 Royal Commission h Palestine Jerusalem. Hoi THE Palestine Commission J* to 1 ed by impartial obse rvers made a workmanlike beginnim first week of the enquiry b No Arabs were presei at J t session held during the wee^ are preoaring evidence to sum case. h s
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