Morning Tribune, 27 November 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I— No. Zbti. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, November 27, 1936. Fl\E CENTS.
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    NEW PACT THREAT TO SINGAPORE?
    1812 1 iroNOMic plans not imsii osiii RUMOURS IN LONDON (.i »u wo-j \r move msi iki it IX BRITAIN THERE arc rumours m London, says the Times, that the agreement between Germany and Japan provides for establishment of spheres of economic and ultimately political influence m
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    Mine Coolies Down Tools
    91 1 Half-Day Strike At Sungei Besi For More Wages From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 26. A MINOR strike occurred yesterday at Sungei Besi Mines Ltd.. when about 300 miners doiaiiti tocls at about 2 p.m., asking for increased wages and better working conditions. There were
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    "HANDS OFF" THREAT TO HITLER
    87 1 Moscow, Nov. 26. A VIOLENT attack on Germany and Japan was made at to-day's meeting of the Soviet Congress by M. Lubchenko. Premier of the Ukrainian Republic, who declared that they were preparing a "holy crusade against the Soviet Union, but Hitler won't see our
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    48 1 Sir John La very, R.A., the president of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, with members of the Cou ncil, looking at the new portrait of King Edward at the Royal Institute Galleries. Piccadilly. (Topical Press). \A reproduction of the portrait appears en page 23 of this izsue\.
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    Soviet Mercy For German Engineer
    54 1 Moscow. Nov. 26. FE death sentence on the German engineer Stickling, convicted of sabotage, has been commuted to ten years' imprisonment. In addition the death sentences on two Russians convicted at. the sam r time has been commuted to ten years imprisonment. Six rthmr Russians
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    O.B.E. AWARDED IN PENANG
    305 1 Mother Superior Of Convent 'From Our Own Cor respondent) Penang. Nov. 26. A SIMPLE ceremony which lasted less than fifteen minutes marked the conferring of a signal honour on a person belonging to an order that labours unstintingly but unostentatiously for the service of mankind, when
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      19 1 On Other Pages Pafe^ L»» man drowned portrait I fißSwft s i Jial hockey g t i Sort Pictures
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      65 1 V'.jjljfll^ y FRESH MILK— WITH gg|S ALL THE TROUBLE REMOVED! JET Klim put an end to delicious, nourishing milk <!— 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. water removed.
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    20 2 Suggestions that the site of Caledonian Market should be used for housing nave Ueen rejected by the London City Corporation.
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    SCHOLARSHIPS IN JOHORE
    129 2 Included In The Budget i SUM of $45,000 has been included m the Johore Estimates for 1931 .a5 an approbation for the Sultan Ibrahim Studentship Fund. A board of J r i st fhe is being appointed to take charge of the lU tllus. effect is given
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    Poor Support Given To Eurasian Education Fund
    404 2 $1,000 Yearly Wanted For Scholarship Scheme But Only $176 Collected In First Fourteen Months Singapore. Thursday. OUR only salvation in the future is the education of the younger gene ra Th?se remarks were passed by the Hon Mr. H. R. S Zehnder is
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    Aircraftman, Non-Swimmer, Loses Life When Dinghy Sinks
    470 2 Aircraftman, Non -Swimmer, Loses Life When Dinghy Sinks Armistice Day Tragedy geWjd To Coroner By Friends Who Found Safety In Emergency Singapore. Thursday foW tefoSrthe Singapore Coroner, Mr. if holding three persons with safety. Whle they were about 200 yards from the shore a swell came up and swamped th
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    Leader Rebuked
    77 2 Hongkong Denies Tokyo Story Hongkong. Nov. 26. MR. R. A C North, Acting Colonel Secretary, denies the report from Tokyo of an Anglo-Chinese alliance. He asserts that the allegation that the Governor of Hongkong Sir Andrew Caldecott. has neeotiated an economic agreement with Mr. T. V Soong, Chairman
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    MERE COPY OF WEST
    302 2 Impressions Of Japan Singapore, Thursday EVERYTHING m Japan is a mere eon of the West, and not a very good copy either; it does not pretend to be anything else." This is the impression of Japan formed by Lt-Col. Sir Richard Temple a re tired British
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    Mrs. Wilson
    96 2 Death Two Days After T HE death took place on WcdnwtoJ 1 of Mrs. Lendiminu Adriaiui WUof St. Joseph and *as v»> es ana BSft. VJIW S offida Wreaths were received Jrom the |ol; lowlng:-Her loving yjgg^oS ren. Nlta. Horatio g*gJ^Bwi Alexandrina •^-^rSd'chSdren, JoBeatrice, Agnes. Fred and c*
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    $3000 FINES PAID
    145 3 Public Lottery Charges Singapoi*. Tl-ursaay. -ttrfsTlNG remarks *ere made bel N 7f f he s kcond Magisiiaic Mr. IP. 5 Pv< morning. i.f Mi CunBld sSm Perdriau. A.S.P.. In charge T the Gambling Suppression Departof rit the conclusion of a case m men Niihan Singh, a well-iuicwn
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    THE ROMANCE OF RAFFLES
    153 3 Serial Story For The Sunday Tribune WE have pleasure m announcing that the publication of a serial s t(ir\ by the Rev. William Cross will begin iii the next issue of the Sunday Tribune. The title of the story is "Golden Snow." and it is a
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    205 3 •ourt was crowded with Sikhs. Addressing the Magistrate, Mr. Per- v Mid that with reeard to the first barge the accused had 20 books of tickets and besan selling them to member* of the public. 10 Xl CDfl OF WINNINGS Regarding the second and third the accused became a member
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    Law Notice For To – day
    47 3 Law Notice For To day a S Snn the Chief JuStice at 'mmonses-in-Chambers and OriB7f Summonses. 11 Mr. Justice Adrian Clark at 1 3 Summonses-in-Chambers. 'ader Summons 1 Motion. At Bankruptcy. Mr. Justice Cussen m the 3rri Kex vs 4 i a m Magistrate's Appeal:— "ahya Pillay.
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    Lords Approve Ratification Of Treaty With Egypt
    447 3 New Self -Government Agreement Welcomed By Party Leaders: Suez Canal Defence Egypt's Responsibility London. Nov. 26. THE motion for ratification of the An--1 Rio-Egyptian treaty of friendship and alliance, which was passed m the House of Commons last night without a division, was
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT SUCCESS
    224 3 Excellent Orchestral Programme Singapore, Thursday. A COMBINED Orchestral Concert was presented this evening before a very large audience m the Victoria Memorial Hall. Constituting a part of the 1936 Children's Concerts series, the programme was delightful and was a great success. Among the audience wire a large
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    27 3 Mr. J. C. Parker, for 30 years clerk to the High Wycombe Borough magistrates, P position held for many years by his father, is to retire shortly.
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    Kwangtung Defences
    51 3 Hongkong, Wednesday. The Central Engineering Corps are assisting the local forces m constructing fortifications at Nankow. Chinghai, Yaoping, Swatow and Chaoyang ports m Kwangtung. The land, sea and air forces have accelerated their work. German guns of 14.5 inches have been installed at strategic points. Sin Chew Jit
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    36 3 Mrs. Loke Yew, with her son, Mr. Loke Wan Tho, and daughters, the Misses Loke, and Mr. Khoo Teik Ec, the well-known solicitor, all of Kuala Lumpur, were m Singapore on Wednesday and attended the races.
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    PENANG SIKH ACQUITTED
    211 3 Moneylender's Charge Singapore, Thursday SURAT SINGH was charged yesterday before the third magistrate, Mr. A D. York, with fraudulent possession of $115 m cash, and several other valuable articles of jewellery. It was stated that when the complainant. Indar Singh, a moneylender, awoke on Oct. 2. he
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    By-Election
    55 3 Government Retain Preston London, Nov. 25. THE Preston by-election, due to the appointment of Mr. W. Kirkpatrick to represent the Export Credits Department m China, resulted as follows: Captain E. C. Cobb (National Government) 32,575. Mr. Bowles (Labour) 30.970. Miss Florence WhiU> In cfep indent? 3221. Miss White stood
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      64 3 SilviVrin. SOLIDIFIED BRILLIANTINE i.s one of the best if^jJ&k British Preparations m uSKjfk the market. J y. It keeps the hair neat IJ^-oJtv and wavy, docs not '|h^»^^bi stain, prevents the for- ■^^jbj^««* l mation of dandruff and falling of the hair. At all Chemists High Class Stores 55 cts.
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      28 3 4 ur..^.^.-"—^^^.^^^^^. js^\ "MATY LION w j \M££s?f RAPID HARDENING j CEMENT f^ 13®^ MWi^^^^_ZZ PROIFTS From S3.- A ap EAU DE COLOGNE —^7 MOXTOB Lid. ■ARCADE SINGAPORE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      132 4 RUBBER Previous To-day n< Change Steadier Firm IZ Buyer. 3 11 10 M Belleri 8 3 4 ]fi Buven 8 1116 up 16 Dec "WW ***** upl ;i 6 c 8 1116 8 1316 up a Jan.l Mar. BW» g 8 up., m.»er« B^4 813 16 up I|l6
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      69 4 London. Nov. 26. Previous To-day Change r.T. on Parlf (clodm middle rate) 105 13 105." T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 903 9• w 4 TT on Shanghai (cloilng selling rate) is 2*B a T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) is 3 w TT on Japan (closing selling
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      BULLION MARKET
      44 4 London, Nov. 26. Previous To-day Change GOLD £72 i £7 111 1 -l f/ 2 rine Bar per or SILVER 01 i 16 21 1 16 21 —1 lo BDOt 21 1 16 21 -1 16 I montht forward Zl 1 10
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      LONDON SHAKE LIST
      142 4 P Previous T^day™ 1 N °ch 26 H6 3 n 6 d 3 y Change 34 9 35 3 up 6 913 923 up l--42.4 42 io 1 2 1726 175 up 2 6 36 9 37 6 up 9 13 Vb 13 5 h U p
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      METAL MARKET
      18 4 London, Nov. 26 TIN Standard. Previous To-day Change Spot .afternoon Cosing price, gg up z* Forward
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      37 4 RUBBER Previous To-day Chang* Firm Steady Tone lg3 i6 18' i -file B S S"V SS TIN Standard Firm Tone 5it 8 524 NOTE: All New York market will re-main closed on Nov. 26.
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      Aviation Progress
      183 4 Wireless Directional Station Singapore, Thursday. THE local Government has decided to establish a wireless direction finding station at Singapore. It is part of a scheme to improve the wireless, meteorological and lighting services foi tne benefit of commercial and military aviation m Malaya. A site has been chosen
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      COLUMN AMBUSHED BY AFGHANS
      94 4 Fierce Fight In Frontier Valley Bombay. Nov. 26. rwrsaars 2£g fibers are killed and ninv *0,,ndr The Razmak column Rifles respectively, and IS IncUan were killed. Captain Bo>d Mjl i g Phillips, both of the 3 ah Rajpu ment. and 75 troops wer e "iv The
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1472 5 and Co. LyaUand Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers (Share are $1 unless otherwise stated) Eraser Co. LyaU Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers i Anipat Tin 5.- 5,6 5;3 5 9 f VS Kumbang 32- 34, -cd 32- 34 -cd jSral Malay 56 60 -cd 56,- 60 S
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    THE LOCAL MARKETS
    7 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent)
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    Rubber
    134 5 Singapore, Thursday morning. Singapore: 31 cts., up 1 4 ct. Market Tone: Firm. London: 811 16d.. up 1 16 d. Market Tone: Firm. New York: 18 14 cts., up 1 16 ct. Market Tone: Steady. Singapore. Thursday evening. Although quiet the market has again been very steady to-day and
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    Tin
    28 5 Singapore, Thursday noon. Singapore: $117 12. up $1. London: £234, up 205.; three months £233 10s.. up 20s. New York: 52 12 cts., up 5 8 ct.
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    Exchange
    12 5 London-New York 4.89 15 16 New York-London 4 39 21 32
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    Share Markers
    174 5 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Thursday 5 p.m The price of tin rose $1 locally, state Messrs. Fraser and Company, In their daily comment on the closing trend cf the local share markets. The tables have been turned on the tin share market by rubber shares monopolising interest
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    181 5 Tin locally is up $1, while rubber Jccally closes firmer. Mining. Raubs $7.1^— $7.25, Tin shares have been a little easier ail day. but declines have been small and the undertone remains firm. S. Kintas $8 45— $8.70, S. Luas $1.90— 51.95, Hong Fan $1.37 1
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    54 5 The .strike of taxicab driven In thf Lust End of London has ended Normal conditions have been restored as Tit. ailt of the decision by the East Loadon Cab Proprietors' Association to Rive th, men two months- notice of the reduction ipr Sunday work to the normal week dajr rate
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    SETBACK FOR REBELS
    305 6 Government Take Talavera Lisbon. Nov. 23. WHILE the Nationalists are rushing up thousands of reinforcements to the Madrid front, preparatory to a new offensive. Government forces, 1,500 strong, conducted a surprise attack on Talavera, .seventy miles behind their lines. The militia concentrated at San Bartolomo, 15 miles
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    34 6 Dr. John Sung. Chinese evangelist, who visited Sitiawan at the invitation of the district quarterly conference, and spoke at the Kampong Koh church before crowded audiences last year, is once again visiting this district.
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    47 6 Squadron Leader F. R. D. Swain, who recently made the record altitude flight by aeroplane, and Mr. C. W. A. Scott and Mr. Giles Guthrie, winners of the Johannesburg Air Race, were the guests of honour at a luncheon given at the Press Club. Fleet Street, recently.
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    Produce
    164 6 Singapore, Nov. 25 P. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $150 R. (Siam) W Coast No. 2 per Koyan $142 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $133 R. (Siam i "White" No. AI $232 R < Siam 'White Rice No 1 $19!) P. <Siam> "White Rice"
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    Exchange
    96 6 SELLING Singapore, Nov. 26. London J.T. 24 1)16 London demand 2 14V 8 London 4 months' sight Lyon demand 141 Hamburg demand 57 116 New York demand sfi*!Sl6 Montreal demand iO4 3 4 Batavia demand IQ4V Samarang demand Dancmftn Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands Jr?,',? Madras and Colombo demand
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    BUYING
    85 6 London T.T. »H fff i^ondon demand 'i*'* London 30 day/ sight 2 4 932 'xmdon 60 days' sight 2 4 932 London 3 months' sight 2 4 516 London 4 months' sight 2 4 5 16 New York demand &J Jx New York 90 ds 58 13 16 Calcutta,
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    No Alliance
    165 6 Labour Party And Sir S. Cripps London, Nov. 22. THE National Executive of the Labour Party has officially repudiated Sir Stafford Cripps' views and regrets that a prominent Labourite has publicly expressed views completely at variance with Labour's aims and policy. Sir Stafford Cripps is not a member
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    28 6 After 40 years' public service Dr. E. W. Maples is retiring from the posts of Clerk to the Herefordshire County Council and Clerk of the Peace for Herefordshire.
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    The Spore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn
    90 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (FOB. November) ***** 313,1 b Good FAQ. m cases (FOB. November) ***** 31 djio No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 31 do December 31 116 31 6[io do. Jan.Mar. Wa 31V 4
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      210 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) Y.100.0U0.000 Reserve Fund V.130,900,000.00 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. Manager T. YAMAMOTO Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office. 6472 Compradore's Desk BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated m China by Special Charter).
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    RED ARMY REVIEW
    141 7 An interior view of the Handley Pag:e works at Cricklewood, London. where bombers of the "Harrow" cy pc are bting manufactured under the new R.A.F. expansion scheme- (Topical Press). His arm broken and shoulder disl cated when he was attempting to perform rescue work m one of
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    To-day In Singapore
    283 9 To-day In Singapore OL OBE THEATRE (Great World) "Ghost Goes West" wia >- MAR P rfn O H R M U H: Sultana Cha "d Bibi grand Malayan Premiere. (Hindustani.) HEG^"T" Hap P y Gentleman and "New pnvAT f.» *A s^ er Silent Picture). OY AL i Pathi B akthi"
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      117 9 4* <• <• ♦^^•S* [WITH HER AT HIS SIDE, HE MADE DECISIONS JIHAT SWAYED THE DESTINY OF HIS COUNTRY!* I WHOSE WORD MEANT MORE ♦i 'ji^^^^fel TIIAX THAT OF A NATIONS S w M« LEADER i ifSBB why was she called T {"The Gorgeous Hussy *See JOAN CRAWFORD, ROBERT TAYLOR
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      5 9 Opening SUNDAY at the CAPITOL
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      61 9 S THRILLS IN THE S FROZEN NORTH! jt v. -^iJ^H Bk. I **B B" 1^ jjl I Sequel fo "Call of the Wild" S \Jj w h Michael IWHALEN i (JS JEAN MUIR S y% SUM SUMMERVILLE i o OA««rl f ZANUCK llfX 10th Ctntwiy froduclion iiV.< Framed ht )ot»ph
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    K. M. S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER
    1008 10 K. M. S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER Twenty-Sixth Annual General Meeting London, Oct. 22. THE Twenty-sixth Annual General Meeting of the Members of X.M.S. (Malay States) Rubber Plantations, Limited, was held on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1936, at the Registered Office, 5254. Oracechurch Street, E.C. Mr. James Davenport (the Chairman) presiding. CHAIRMAN'S
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    Jabi Rubber
    329 10 which was at rate of 8 per cent, per annum on the share capital. That had been earned with an average selling price of approximately 7d per pound and the results for the remaining months of the year should be better still. As a result of the slump,
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      15 10 HUNGARIAN BLOUSES |TV^ at the W V House of Quality 9' DOULATRAMS 48, HIGH STREET
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      207 10 B M^ (.0 i CAN'T CONSfNT TO YOU W^M B IS AND LUCY GfTTING MARRIIO l h tffl I JUST YtT .VOU'U MAVt TO WAJT I IMI ■l- > »iv vovtse labninc ooutii F ImQ] fl CU= PW V^H^^MrH I WIII.YOU KNOW. MtiF TOUTO.NO.A*S*€*MI I\K t^M LCZ/<. C^.^O»l'l A C|w
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    KARMEN RUBBER LIMITED
    852 11 Twelfth Annual General Meeting London, Oct. 26. Twelfth Annual General Meeting R'Snnen Rubber Limited, was Lf m London on Oct. 26. CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH The ,-hairman Mr. R. F. McNair m his speech said:— Scott, n i nto v AcC ounts having been The f hands for the
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      57 11 A TOI It IS I"S MIOI'PI \4. fRu i m, .j. LUGGAGE CARRIER SINGAPORE LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. Baggage Contractors ft Forwarding Agents. Booking* Agents for FUJI. Railways. Baggage Agents for:— Blue Funnel Line East Asiatic line Nederland Line 8.1.8. N. Co., Ltd.. etc.. etc Tel. Address:— -luggage* PHONE 2428 or
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      127 11 EYES Specializing: t^j-.*-subnormal j SBl^ttfcy^**: rision, pro bleu ffi WV Glasses if needed. t R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Doctor of Ocular Science) 4, Arcade, Ground Floor. Phone 3002. 35 Years European Clinical Experience DRY CLEANING Burtol Quick Cleaners for same day service Goods handed m by 10 a.m. can be
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      120 11 CHEMIST CHIC PAX TRAVEL CASES From $7.00 THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd., 8 Raffles Place* CAMERAS AND FILMS HAIRDRESSER j Maison Marcelle J f^^ For a Natural Permanent Waie. S^l Try our latest point-windinr 4b system J^\ at I* 35 Stamford Rd. Tel. «Bi7 Prop. J. KOOY, BOOKSHOP GREAT RELIGIONS OF
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Nov. 27, 1936. JAPAN AND GERMANY
    313 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Friday, Nov. 27, 1936. JAPAN AND GERMANY COMMUNIQUE issued by the Japanese poveinment explains that the agreement with Germany, regarding which there was a good deal' of perturbation when it was announced a few days ago, is a pact against Communism. It is pointed out that the
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    AROUND MALAYA
    819 12 MOTORISTS m Malaya have a just cause for cormlaint against the practice of taxing motor vehicles according to horse power -a method which is neither uniform with regard to the size of cars nor appropriate as far 9£ road usage is concerned. In countries like India. Burma and
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    PERSONALITIES
    364 12 Mr. R. J. B. Donaldson, O C, Traffic, Tapah and Teluk Anson, is going on Home furlough next month. His Excellency the Governor has recognised Mr. Walther Gjodesen as honorary Vice-Consul for Denmark at Penang ft 4 Mr. L T. Brittain has succeeded Mr. R. J. Cranford as manager
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    The Greatest Commercial Air Fleet
    802 13 ..QUEEN MARYS OF THE AIR" 2$ Flying Boats for Empire Rochester. Kent. i.tiPst fleet of commercial T m ti ;r -iation history-28 i vine Boats— is rapidly ''»>;;;;;, "J&*- at shon bf0- ",..«> alt factory- here on the the L c River Medway. bank f
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    23 13 Mr Masefield. the Poet Laureate, lectured on English poetry and read some of his own poems at a crowded meeting m Oslo recently.
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    89 13 The King spent the second day of his visit to the Home Fleet at Portland inspecting submarines and destroyers. He left the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert 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
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    39 13 Interior view of the Handley Pape works at Cncklewood London u where h<m,l,ers of the "Harrow" type are beinff manufactured d he b I I expansion^cheme. A "Heyford" top centre place is seen oein* prepared for covering. (Topical Press)
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      139 13 THE IMPROVED FOAMITE DLAL-SEAL I VIIM.I ISIIEH As m the former model, the valve seals both the inner Jk jHjlk chamber and the nozzle nort. with the result that each I q compartment is isolated from the other, and also fiom the fe^j^MJl atmosphere. The mechanism for raising the valve
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    306 14 Colonel Joseph Beck, the Polish Foreign Minister, accompanied by his n > f J m A hon t 4™ women m Poland, arrived at Victoria Station, London, recently for rt British Foreign Minister, ,vho met him on arrival and whose Nfem* visit he h "W ~2XS political and diplomatic quarters
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      55 15 FOR CHRISTMAS YOU WILL FIND THE LABG23T SELE: NS r: DIAMOND BDIOS— BRACELETS BROOCHIS, etc AT WHERE QUALITY ai.d VALUE ARE TRADITIONAL Such Wonderful Christmas Presents were never seen before m Singapore. The Best is to come and ste RENE ULLMANN JEWELLE3S Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. Oper.ed daily including Saturdays from
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      137 17 /f^^ r^ Menu Suggestions For The Week End. V V Oyster Bouchees X Consomme a la Julienne Dressed li^h White Wine Sauce BREAKFAST Roast Capon Bread Sauce W Puffed Potatoes Lettuce and Watercress Salad V* Pears ala Duchesse Sausages Marmalade X Hors d'oeuvre (Devilled Heiring Roes) Filleted Soles Porridge Potted
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  • POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
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      STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES
      61 18 TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIMH Tandjong Pandan *Sib e rg Nov 27 am Tandjong Pinang Siberg 2 7 a .m. Rengat and Tembilahan Banka 27 i pm Java South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly ir -27 2; Muntok Zuiderkerk 2JO pa Philippine Islands
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      CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS
      160 18 CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS MAILS FOR EUROPE Christmas: Letters Dec^ 12* New Year: Letters Dec. 4, Dec. 1» t. Dec. 22 Parcels Nov. 2b. MAILS FOR U.S.A. Christmas: Letters Nov.«2Bt. Dec. 5 1, Dec. 8t New Year: Letters Nov. 26 Dec. 5 t, Dec. 12 t,
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      Mail Delivered
      22 18 Netherlands Air Mail SingaporeAmsterdam.— The Air mail despatched from Singapore on Nov. 18 was delivered m London on Nov. 24.
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      Air Mail Despatehes
      71 18 Air Mail Despatehes Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai Kobe and *Manila via Penant>: Imperial. closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Medan, Jask§, Amsterdam* and Londcm§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Penang, Siam, Burma. India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E and S. Africa. Great Britain. Ireland, Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m.
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      Mails Expected
      54 18 Mails from Europe, etc. iLondoir mails* are expected to-day by the 8.1. »Rorma». The delivery of letters to boxholders' and general will take place at 8.45 a.m. to-day. Mails from China and Japan by the Argun Maru are expected to-day. Mails from China and Japan by t» Kohshin
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      38 18 As the result of a car colliding with a telegraph post at Simpaim Ampat Sitiawan, recently the cable dropped off and telephonic communication was suspended for two hour.. 7.25 p.m. when repair;] were enected and the service resumed.
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      42 18 Messrs. V. Ponnampalam Mohan dirum of Ceylon and president of the Co-operative Bank of Jaffna, and X Alvapillai. B.A. (London*, of the Ceylor. Civil Service, were entertained at a social function m the Selansor Ceylon Tamils' Association Hall, Kuala Lumpur. on Monday.
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      364 18 I BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES Outwards. n Due Tonnage S^ore. Tonnage S£ore. RAJPUTANA 17.000 Dec IM 4 CARTHAGE 17.000 Jan. 29 BANGALORE 6.000 Dec 17 SOUDAN o, RANPURA 17.000 Dec W NALDERA l^ RAWALPINDI 17.000 Jan l\ CATHAY 15 000 Mar. 12 'cSrfT WoS JS. 15 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Mar. 26
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      138 18 M. M. LINE (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES (Incorporated m France) SPECIAL CRUISE TO JAPAN Leaving Singapore NOVEMBER 20th Visiting: Saigon, Hongkong Shanghai by m.v. PRESIDENT DOUMER Returning Singapore JANUARY sth by s.s. D'ARTAGNAN" 15 DAYS IN JAPAN including FIRST CLASS RETURN PASSAGES. Hotels, motor-cars, sightseeing m Japan at aji ALL INCLUSIVE COST
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      109 18 GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD (Incorporated m Japan). To LONDON, via Penanf, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKONK MAR'J £C' s.s. SUWA MARU I|, FUSHIMI MA^U Rates to Ist Class ..fjV'Ss Naples 1497 $540 1317 &S3 Marseilles 514 557 326 A V* London 557 600 343
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  • THE HARBOUR
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      SHIP IN DOCK
      62 19 CWT PS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. 22 1 Boringia Kosei Maru 13 3 Shirala Lunebuiv. protesilaus J Foylebaiik 34 3 Malacca JJ Talisse 7 s 7 Kola Algvn Maru 50 3 KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Curlew, Lch. Kittiirake WBt. Aynes
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      Dutch Aid For Spanish Government
      55 19 Amsterdam THE President of the Dutch Revolutionary Socialists Party and member of the Lower Chamber. Mr. H. Sneevlict. has left for Barcelona with money, collected m Holland, to support the Spanish Government troops m their figh: against General Franco's forces. Mr Sn< tvliet has been
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      Java To Europe
      227 19 Increase In Freight Rates |*N increase m the freight rates from Java to Europe is announced by the Batavia Freight Conference to come into full operation on Jan. 1, 1937, but according to the "Bat. Nieuwsblad," the Increases are not to be considered as final, as negotiations
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      29 19 Captain E. Loretan, a medical officer m the Swiss Air Corps, died m hospital shortly after a private aeroplane which he was testing crashed on the aerodrome at Lausanne.
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      296 19 IM RXS PIIILP LI\E. (Incorporated hi Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due flftiin MARELLA Nov. 29 Dec. 3 .MEHKUR Dec. 28 Jan 3 special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia Issued at th following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or Mcl DD^ r 5 to
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      502 19 fll B| HOMEWARDS. l^iPl^ For MarseiUes, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec 7 CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilies, Nantes. St Nazaire Bordeaux r?5 B xf?r^ A o?^ Marseilles Havre Antwerp Dunkirk JJn' CAP PADARAN For Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Jan. 7 OUTWARDS (from Marseilles). cWadaran Tomn HlUphaQ S A ANGO Vf«' 5
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    Spanish Delegates In Moscow
    94 20 Dfleuate* ft'>m the Spanish Government's civil war forces, some of them wounded m the firing line, were given spe cial positions from which to watch tne mat military parade on Red Square, Moscow, m celebration of the 19th anniversary of the Russian Revolution. The delegation included
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    37 20 A HUiron ifilM whippet Uaki passing m review during the ArmLsute Day parade m Pans. (Frame -Presse). A Catherine- wheel was the novel design adopted by a yoi at an exhibition m the French capital recently Wtmm
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      519 21 O\ THE RADIO 1 ||,-ili*li Empire programme TranS A'H 97 metres (2L47 mcs); *fr 19K metres (15.14 mcs) and metres (9.51 mcs). 5:-«.20 a-m.-~8.20 i\h 31.55 metres (9.51 mcs); s* metres (11.75 mcs) and ;s! S!S metres (9.58 mcs). TO-DAY TRANSMISSION 2 n tun Big Ben. Cinema Organ. S A
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      518 21 McAdam. First Maker of British Roads A talk by Mrs. Roy Devereux. his greatgranddaughter. 6.42 p.m. Syncopated Music. 7.07 p.m. 'Do you Remember?' A Ballad Concert of the 'Nineties. StilesAllen (Soprano). Norman Allin <Bass> and John Wills (Pianofort. 7.50 p.m. Scottish Children's Hour.. The Aberdeen Animals present 'The Blue Falcon.'
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      452 21 11.20 p.m. Popular music. 11.50 p.m. Close dovn. 2.8. W. Hongkong 34.2 Metres (8 75 mcs.. TO-DAY 3.30-6.30 p.m. Chinese Programme. 6.30-10.30 p.m. European Programme. 7.30 p.m.— Local Time Signal, Weather l Report, Stock Quotations and Announcements. 8.30 p.m. Daventry— News Bulletin and Announcements. 10.30 p.m. Close down. TO-MORROW 3.30-6.30
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      424 21 920 p.m. News and Economic Review n English on DJE, DJQ m Netherlandish m DJA, DJB. 9.25 p.m. To-day m Germany. Sound Pictures. 9.50 p.m. Music Hall Hour. A presentition by Werner Illing. 11.05 p.m. Sonata m G major op. 79 md Bagatelles op. 33 by Beethoven. At he piano:
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      362 22 t^ml^mW^mWm^^m^m^^^^^^^^^^ Mr. J. B. Pickering of Messrs. Guthrie Co.. Ltd., was a passenger for Europe by the Gneisenau yesterday. (Tribune). o\ tin: ii. i mo (Continued from page 21) 8.05 p.m. News m French. 8.35 p.m. Continuation of Concert (Relayed). 9.20 p.m. The Important Trends ot Contemporary Thought by Mr.
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      160 22 sJ&k' 'di $3KMS tMt I. Mr. and Mrs. C de Wit of the Holland Trading Company were passen- gers by the Gneisenau yesterday. They received a very good send off from their friends, both European and Indian. (Tribune). Rdfi nm Dince music Relayed Co.'s Share Report. fJm -pSp'. RPstaurant 8.00
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      40 22 Tribune camera-man orior to thl Gneisenau's sailing. He is proceed •ns to England on ons e^ (Tribune). c Miss A. Toby, wellknown on Malayan laun tennis courts, left for a six month's holiday m Europe on the Gneisenau yesterd-y. (Tribune).
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    FIRST OFFICIAL PORTRAIT OF KING EDWARD VIII
    63 23 The first portrait of the King since his accession has been painted by Mr. John St. Helier Under and will be shown at the Royal Society of Portrait Painters' 45th annual exhibition m London. The portrait shows th c King m the uniform
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    UNCOMPLETED DEAL
    484 23 Local Companies At Law Singapore. Thursday. AFTER five and a half days' hearing n the case for the plaintiff m the civil suit brought by Stanton Nelson and Company, Limited, against Brink mann and Company was concluded before Mr. Justice McElwaine, the Chief Justice, m the High Court
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    1,600 TREES FOR GOLF COURSE
    387 23 Annual Meeting Of Singapore, Thursday. n JS 1 m revenue of approxi-«De''-riif,, 250 against a decrease m Mr r a,\ of $200 was revealed by l he Si,,, kln B erry, the President of *»*d fh? °nf olf Clvb when he re mee'inc tI s
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    Suiyuan War
    91 23 Questions In House Of Commons London, Nov. 25. IN the House of Commons Mr A. E. L. Chorlton (C, Platting) asked how the Japanese Government would reconcile the military occupation of Chahir and part of Suiyuan with its obligations under the Nine-Power Treaty. Mr. Anthony Eden (Foreign Secretary)
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    TURF TOPICS
    2017 24 TURF TOPICS Reflections On Racing Matters by Captain Hawk THERE was a casualty on board the I s s "Somali" which put into port on Monday afternoon with griffins imported by the Singapore Turf Club. One of them, a brown gelding by Flare Light- Sunny Trace (Lot 8i died on
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    French Navy
    114 25 ftfttmumd And Fascist Salutes Banned mist clenched fist:, and the railed arms no longer be to the French Navy under the 1 circular issued by the TvV or Mari »e--liar, which will be read m all ■aval quarters on four con iW e days, reminds officers and sail-
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    WEIGHTS FOR FINAL DAY OF WINTER MEET
    325 25 Wattle Ash Hokey Pokey Wait-A-Bit Jacatra 6 Card Of Eight Events For Saturday THE folowing are full handicaps for Saturday's races, the third day of the Singapore Turf Club Winter meeting:— I Horses Class 2— Div. I—6 furs. Squeeze 9.0 Loch Tulla 8.13
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      60 25 /"t PARAMOUNT'S BREEZY COMEDY ROMANCE yu IFavilion Nkx V V^ CHANGE Vr* fifr Adolph Zukor pr«i«nt» George RAFT Dolores Costello BARRYMORE I I YOURS FOR s S THE ASKING I with Ida Lupino, Reginala ">wen, James Gleason, X lynne Overman, Richard "Skeets" Gallagher, Edgar Kennedy, Directed by Alexpnder Hall A
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    PULAU BRANI BEATEN
    422 26 Ferguson, Front Forward, Wins Game For St. Andrew's Singapore, Thursday. W FERGUSON was the hero of the day m the rup^er match at Farrer Park this afternoon between the St. Andrew's XV and Pulau Brani, being mainly responsible for all the scoring St. Andrew's won by 16
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    Open Tennis
    108 26 Progress m S.C.R.C. Tourney Singapore, Thursday. THE following are the results of to-day's 1 ties m the S,C.R.C. Open Tennis Tournament played at Hong Lim green to-day. Doubles Handicap: X A. S»tn md N Clumeck beat Chua Choon Leon? and T W. Ong. The game was discontinued after
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    Tin- Tides
    20 26 TO A f Y t~o 8 44 a m 9 ft 10 05 P-m 8 ft. 9 ins.
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    "All Blue" Rugby
    184 26 Singapore To Meet N.S. On Saturday THE "All-Blues" rugger competition between Asiatic rugger teams m the country will begin on Saturday when Singapore Asiatics (holders) will travel to Seremban and meet the Negri AllBiues, the donors of the trophy. The competition was started m 1934 when Perak
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    Call – Over Prices
    73 26 Call Over Prices Manchester November Handicap London, Nov. 26. THE Manchester November Handicap race will be run on Saturday at Manchester, over one mile and four furlongs: 15—2 Penny Koyal offered. B—l taken. 100—9 Night Cap. 100—9 Sea Bequest, taken and offered. 100—9 Free Fare offered, 100-8 taken. 100—8 Thrapoton,
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    Scotland's XI
    62 26 Soccer Match Against Wales London. Nov. 25. THE Scott -a soccer team to play against Wales at Dundee on Dec. 2 is as follows: Dawson Rangers Anderson Hearts*, Ancell (Newcastle), MasM Aston Villa*. Simpson (Rangers), Biown (Rangers*. Iftunro •Heaitst, Walker (Hearts), McCullcoh (Brentford*, Napier Derby) and Duncan <
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    Pan – America Part
    90 26 Pan America Part Removing Last Obstacles To Peace Buenos Aires, Nov. 25. A WARM welcome was given to Mr Cordell Hull, U.S. Secretary of State en his arrival to attend the Pan-Ameri-can peace conference opening on Oec. i. Interviewed, 111 Cordell Hull declared that he confidently expected the conference to
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    Home Rugby
    23 26 London. Nov. 26 To-day's rugger matches: Eastern Counties 10 Surrey 8 Notts 3 R.A.F. 15. Royal Navy 3 Devon 15. Reuter
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    SINGAPORE-JOHORE CYCLE RACE
    473 26 Full Entries For Event On Nov. 29 RUN under the auspices of The Student Union, Singapore who are presenting a challenge cup, and under the leadership of Mr. Joseph Van, a 32 miles road cycle race from Singapore to Johore Bahru and back again will be held
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    Empire Billiards
    45 26 Amateur Championship Final Results Johannesburg, Nov 2b. |N the Empire Amateur billiards cnam pionship played here, the results were:— Winner, Robert Marshall (Australia) S e cond, Allen Prior (South Africa). Third. Joe Thompson (England) The event was decided on the League system Reuter
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    Collegers Win
    21 26 In a rugby match at Raffles College yesterday the College defeated a company XV of the Middlesex Regiment, 9—4.
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    22 26 Lord Somers, Deputy Chief Scout for Great Britain, opened 'the headquarters Kiven to the Boy Scouts of Middlesbrough by Councillor H. Levick.
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    EUROPEANS LOSE
    420 26 EUROPEANS LOSE Sports Club Girls More Nimble In The Attack Singapore. Thursday DUT for an eleventh hour attack U combined with speed anH ck understanding on the part of the W Sports Club, the European ladies^ have shared the goals m aY; OU J* hockey played to-day on the Tr
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    Mailays Improve
    175 26 S.C.C. Defeated On Tin Padang Singapore Thursday THE Malays are improving nk hockey. A fortnight ago the) an S.R.C. team and Ihla atienioon on the Padang a weak S.C.C. eleven weK their victims. The Club were beaw by two good goals. With mor* practice the Malays Will oe
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    Opera Singer's Romance
    28 27 Kansas City, Nov. 26. The opera singer Mary McCormic, former wife of Prince Serge Mdivani, has married Mr Homer V. Johannsen. a Chicago lawyer.- Reuter
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    Air Commission
    30 27 Canton, Thursday. The Air Defence Commission was inaugurated yesterday. Genera,! Huang Wu Sung, the Kwangtung Governoi. is C^^U- shortly be established Sin Chew Jit Poh m the districts-
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    SEAFARING ADVENTURES ON CHINA COAST
    666 27 Skipper Of Shuntien At Time Of The Piracy Singapore. Thursday i ON board the Blue Funnel liner Patroclus which left Singapore for j England yesterday was Captain C. A. Christiansen, Commodore of the China Navigation Co. I After 38 years at sea, he is going
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    46 27 At an auction sale of pedigree Shorthorn cattle held at Toronto 31 animals from the King's ranch m Southern Alberta were offered for sale. Thirteen bulls were bought at an average Drlce of $335 (about £67) and 18 cows at aft average of $372.50 (about £74).
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    34 27 A seaplane from H.M. battleship Barham, which was flying over Gibraltar harbour crashed into the sea and sank. The pilot and observer threw themselves into the sea and were picked up by picket boats.
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    How Singapore Defeated Ihe Negri
    137 28 Runaway Victory &s srjff.-s 1 Hamlyn and Crafcie are here abort to check Crawford man attempt to take the ball on with his feet after Murphy has heen grassea (Tribune). The teams photofraohed on the s*eps of the S.C.C. before the fame. Ramlyn, the Singapore
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