Morning Tribune, 28 November 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. I.— No. 257. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, November 28, 1936. Vi\E CENTS.
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    NO SUPPORT FOR ANTI-RED TREATY
    385 1 EXCLUSIVELY HITLER'S" PLAN BERLIN STATEMENT KIUTIMI OFFICIAL CIRCLES DISPLEASED London, Nov. Z'\. THE anti-Red pact between Germany and Japan continues to figure largely m all the papers, and the Times devotes three columns giving prominence to the fears of the Japanese press that international "complications,
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    Ninepenny Rubber!
    192 1 Ninepenny Rubber! Dealers' Dream Slowly Coming True At Last London, Nui. 2't THE feeling of uncertainty reccnth, evident m the rubber market appears to be giving icaij to the idea that the market must at least show some improvement until the next I.R.RC. meeting on Dec. 15. Though consumer? and
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    Zaharoff, The Armaments King, Dies At Monte Carlo
    207 1 Monte Carlo. Nov 27 SI? F JJ* off. the famous banker. hon-/J ,7 ias lying ill m a nursinp Zaharrff m t Ume P^ l died to-day. "arnnt 5; *J° was known as the W>, s kln K M owin X to
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    700 MINING COOLIES MARCH ON KUALA LUMPUR
    198 1 Roadside Clash With Police Ends Strike Demonstration (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 27 SEVEN hundred mining coolies irom Sungei Besi, marching upon Kuala Lumpur with the object of releasing three of their number who had been arrested on Wednesday following the
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    LOYALIST VICTORY IN SPAIN
    170 1 Canadian's Bold Prophecy Lisbon. Nov. 27 'THE insurgents have decided to aban- don their forward positions m Madrid and concentrate on the severing of communications of the capital, according to the Diario-Dtlisboa, which adds the insurgents m University City are practically be.sieged under incessant fire Victory
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    COTTON WORKERS THREAT
    129 1 Ninety Per Cent Want A Strike London, Now 27 STRIKE notices affecting 100.000 cotton operatives and expiring early m December are being handed by the Operative Cotton Spinners' Amalgamation and the Cardroomers' Amalgamation, after :he rejection by the Federation of Master Cotton SpinneTs of their demand for
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    15 1 A Alt which lasted three Lours 0^Icurred recently at the Metropolitan Film Gladstone Road. Southall
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    STOP PRESS
    19 1 Geneva, Nov. 27. The. Spanish Government has requested the League urgently to convoke the League Council. Reuter
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      24 1 n f (ori-iiition China «a r J < Trip ".urdcr 7 > 5T G L "am soes 23 Andrew. Day 24 Ml* >o*es 25 J (SS.criM
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    TRANSPORT DEBATE IN COMMISSION
    2048 2 NEW SERVICE PLAN lI E< 'OMM I l> l IO REFERRED K\<K Singapore. Friday. CONSIDERABLE discussion ensued at to-day's meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, on a decision of Committee No. 1 recommending "the grant, under section 326 of the Municipal Ordinance, of an omnibus service
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    EMPIRE AMBASSADOR LEAVES
    157 2 Itinerary For Malayan Tour Singapore. Friday. IT. COL. S P. WILLIAMS, travelling secretary for the Royal Empire Society, left Singapore to-day for Malacca. Before his departure he told reporters how he had enjoyed his visit to Singapore and how much he appreciated the kindness he had received
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    Malaya's Representation At The Coronation Next May
    412 2 Contingents Of Volunteers From Straits st, f To Take Part In Procession After Ceremony Singapore. Friday. A COMMUNIQUE regarding representation of Malaya at the coronation of Edward VIII on May 12, next year was issued from the Colonial Secretariat to-day. It states: It
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      23 2 SHELLTOX CDEI I C JILLLO TO ALL INSECTS IT IS A SHELL PRODUCT. Advertisement of the Asiatic Petole ?.m Co., rS.SJ &*<* ir.s. 74
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    DRIFTED FOR WEEK IN CHINA SEA STORMS
    339 3 Japanese Fishermen Rescued By m O.S.K. Liner r Singapore. Friday. ,xrr- fnr over a week m a tem- irl C i South China Sea, halflSt with only a limited s tarved t of food and water, which they amount very sparingly, 14 Japa*ad
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    Suiyuan
    194 3 L Sinn- Japanese Parley Hopes Shanghai, Nov. 27. DEVELOPMENTS m the Sino-Japanese D negotiations depend on the Suiyuan situation The Chinese are determined to recover the eight hsiens or districts m Northern Charhar occupied b\ the Manchukuo and Japanese forces. 'The 29th Army under General Sun Che Yuen will
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    "In Self-Defence"
    97 3 Defence On Charges Of Grievous Hurt Singapore, Friday. fHARGKD on the three counts of voluntanly causing gretfous hurt with a lgerous weapon and, m addition, atJfmptod suicide by stabbing himself, a wunese, Scow Ah Lek, appeared before H. A. Forrer, District Judge. Criminal District Court, to-day. three victims
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    PARIS LABOUR UNREST
    119 3 General Strike Threat I Paris, Nov 27. k GENERAL strike is threatened m France as a result of the rejection by the Federation of Employers of the Matignon agreement. France's new labour charter. The employers suddenly informed the Government yesterday evening that the Federation had decided not
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    ONCE ASHAMED OF HER FIGURE
    193 3 Kruschen Made Her Slim, Healthy and More Active Overweight and rheumatism often go together, because they frequently arise from the same cause. It follows, therefore, that the remedy which cures the one complaint will also cure the other That was what happened m the case
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      152 3 IS THE FALLING OF THE HAIR HEREDITARY Not where Silvikrin has been used during younger age or early stages. SilviVrin i has been submitted mf^b\ J to the most rigorous e__ /_3lv1 and exacting tests in M ,^J Hospitals and Universe lltSt sities all over the J?jjfctf!p_!r world. It has
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      183 3 WORTH, PARIS Jgjj E I 4 DANS-LA-NUIT R^^^H JE-REVIENS H^^^^^^^H VERS-LE-JOUR I K^^H HONEY-SUCKLE SANS-ADIEU BE^jUJDil^^^^^^ VERS-TOI from 5.5.- op EAU DE COLOGNE MOXTOR Ltd. ARCADE ALL DEALERS SELL WORTH SINGAPORE When talk comes to beer, folks everywhere are praising Pabst TapaCan flavour. Once you have tasted it— you will
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      157 4 RUBBER London. Nov. 27. Previous To-day Change Tone l Fi rm Firm Spot Buyen 8% 8 13 16 up 116 Sellers 8 7 8 8 15;i6 up 1116 Dec** Buyen 8 3 4* 8 13 16 up i 16 Selleri 8 13,16 8 7 8 U P 116
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      83 4 London, Nov. 27. Previous To-day Change J.T. on Parti (closing middle rate* 105.13 105.16 up .03 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9.023 4 9.06»- 2 up .03U T.T. on Shanghai (cloilng selling rate) Is 2 5 8 Is 2^ T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is 3
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      BULLION MARKET
      23 4 London. Nov. 27. Previous To-day Change £e D Bar per o. U SILVER Spot 21 21 I monthi forwarfi 01 21
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      140 4 Previous Tc^av 0 1 No^ 2T Dlstillen 116,3 119 6 ang Dunlop Rubber 353 35 General Electric 92 3 93 Imperial Chemical industry 42 io« L 429 Imperial Tobacco 175|- 1 757 i /2 2 Anglo-Dutch 37,6 38 1«/ 2 *l 2 Canadian Pacific 13 5 8
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      METAL MARKET
      22 4 London, Nov. 27. TIN Standard. Previous To-day Change Spot (afternoon closing price) £236^ £236 Forward £235V 2 £235 -V 2"
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      31 4 RUBBER New York< Nov 26 Previous To-day Chan?* Tone St f ady Seller* 18 3 8 Jan.i Mar. Buyers. 18 5 16 Seller* 18 7 16 TIN Standard
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      51 4 1%/ c o^ L© /iTH L^^Mi t A/l IP HHIF^ I The man who is punctual m ■R^^^A^J gets the business. With a Wb^--{'/ >"Z*M VULCAIN watch you will always r\W^ipßi be on time. Wind it regular!;. Lj_^22ißßHE and will never fail you Agents kforjgMalay a TH E SUCCESSORS OF
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1415 5 a nd Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers ...,oA bu rraser Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 5 5,6 5|3 5j9 __J* 32- 34|-cd 32, 34 -cd k S Kumbang jjl 60 cd 56 60 y Sal MaiftJ H 2 li6cd 20,- 22,
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    THE LOCAL MARKETS
    7 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent)
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    Rubber
    122 5 Singapore, Friday morning Singapore: ***** cts., up 516 ct. Market Tone: Firm. London: 8 3 4d.. up 1 16 d. Market Tone: Firm. New York: Closed. Singapore, Friday evening. With sellers very scarce prices again advanced to-day and business was done up to^l 11 16 for Jan. Mar. and
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    Tin
    20 5 Singapore: $117 14, down $14. London: £236, up £2 155.; three months £235, up 40s. New York: No market.
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    Exchange
    11 5 London-New York 4.89 13 16 New York-London 4.89 13 16
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    Share Markets
    109 5 Messrs. Fraser Co's Report Singapore, Friday 5 p.m. MESSRS. Fraser and Company, m their daily .comment on th e closing trend (of local share market, state:— After a comparative lull m activity (this morning, renewed interest m tin shares was m evidence towards the close of trading and.
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    WEEKLY MARKET ! REVIEW
    244 5 WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW Singapore, Nov. 27. Markets this week have far exceeded the brightest expectations both for tin and rubber, state Messrs. Lyall Blrf Evatt m their weekly review of thlocal markets. Opening on Tuesday with strong ii Quiry from London, local tin shares have climbed steadily to new levels.
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    Rubber Market Reviews
    251 6 Singapore, Nov. 27. IN tlicir weekly rubber market review I Messis. StaiUon Nelson and Co., Ltd., Singapore, state: After a qiriet day or two with slightly lower prices, values m all markets improved on good trade demand and out.side interest. The price for spot rubber loose m
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    Produce
    163 6 Singapore. Nov 27 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) "White" No. AI $232 R. (Siam) "White Rice" No 1 $19!) R (Siam) "White Rice" No. 2
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    151 6 Tin locally is down Vi- Rubber locally closes very firm. Mining. Raubs $7.15-$7.25. Tin .shares have been slightly steadier, but with a very limited quantity of business passing, U. Klangs $1.38— 51.42, Hong Fatts $1.39— 5143, B. Selangors $1.37— $1.42, Kuchais $1.32— 51.36. Takuapas 22,- 23!-.
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    Exchange
    180 6 SELLING Singapore, Nov. 27. London T.T. ||4 I|l6 London demand 2|4 I|l6 Lonaon 4 months' sight 2i4Vfe Lyon demand l «w Hamburg demand 14 J, New York demand 57 110 Montreal demand 56*1516 Batavia demand 104 3 4 Samarang demand 104V2 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands 154 1 2
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    32 6 Shipbuilding materials to the value of £471,000 have been ordered from the British Iron and Steel Corporation, Limited, by three Danish firms. Helsingor Shipbuilding Machinery Company. Jernkontoret Inc., Copenhagen, and Aalborg Shipyard.
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    46 6 It is officially announced that the contract for the. new Nile dam m the Delta, which is to take the place of the existing barrage below Cairo, has been awarded to JNlacdonald Gibbs and Co (Engineers). Limited, whose tender was the second lowest at £E. 2,486,133.
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    The S'pore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn
    93 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. November* 317 16 3iy 2 Good F.A.Q. m cases (FOB. November) 31 3 8 31V2 No I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 31 3 s 3iy 2 do. December 317 16
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      77 6 Oversea -Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in 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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      197 6 THE YOKOHAId SPECIE BANK, LTd] (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully Pald UP) V.loojDoJ Reserve Fund Y.130.9M,000.« Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. Manager t. YAMamoto Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore's Daft BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated m China by Special
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    Triple Murder On Johore Estate Described In Court
    885 7 CLOTHING STREWN ABOI'T Man, Wife And Child Receive Terrible Injuries When Hacked To Death With Parang 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov 25 DEH Khye Jee, a Hainanese, owner of a small rubber estate m HylamKang, Senai, his wife, Banp. Boke
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    Drunk & Helpess
    105 7 Drunk Helpess Sinhalese's "Adventure" In Johore Road Singapore, Friday. CARANELIS^a Singhalese, was charged d before the Second Magistrate. Mr. J. P. Biddulph. with behaving m a drunken and disorderly manner at Johore Road last night. The accused stated that he had drunk a little and while on his way home,
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    Killed By Lorry
    134 7 Cor oner' s Finding Against Driver Singapore, Friday. A FATAL accident m Havelock Road on Nov. 21 had a sequel m the Coroner's Court to-day, when an inquiry was held into the death of th»victim, a Chinese of the labouring class He was knocked down and fatally
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    Storekeeper Sent To Gaol
    107 7 Singapore, Friday CENTENCE of six months' imprisonmcnt was passed, by Mr. H. A Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, to-day, on a §traits-born Chinese named Siow Beng Ching when he pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust m respect of 45 cases of
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    To-day In Singapore
    206 9 To-day In Singapore c Singapore Turf Club Wintsr tl ,".«f c F A dl L a fag d u a e y m a tc h es H Police. Depot- &nd Man by presentation A Dramatic Society. Rafl L r, nee? 9 P-m. RaflU> Boys Industrial Home by OP^attin^iy. 8
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    34 9 Experiments In the refrigeration of cut flowers to keep them fresh oil toDg hv v iournevs. are being conducted |£ttM5 Railway. A railway van fitted With a container of diikclcl Refrigerant la being used.
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      43 9 I PAVILJi&tfJ SHORTLY Jeeves is on the screen at last! QUALITY OF "MOVEMENT" IS A CONDITION PRECEDENT TO A SALE OF WATCH. A FINE SELECTION IN MODERN STYLES j AVAILABLE AT j B. P. DE SILVA LIMITED, j J AT IMMENSELY REDUCED PRICES.
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      218 9 SEASON EXTENDED! AIHAMRPA TO-DAY at n^»^^^ LAST TWO DAYS! I™-*-'* li\lllDl\t\\ (i ''^SPlHpfe^ /-'-H Acclaimed by all as the Thrillingest and t'hillingest of all "^*U, J WARNER OLAND T.n.'ir^.J'r' |j||^^fi tII AKI II (lIW AT ■B^fl 111 i: It Ai IISAI li 9HHB with KEYE LUKE I 1 Chan has
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    AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING
    637 10 Interim Dividend Of 5 Per Cent. Declared London. Nov. 12. THE tenth annual general meeting of Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging, Ltd., was held yesterday at 73, Cheapside, EC.., reports the Financial Times. Mr. C. V. Thomas (.the chairman) said: The permissible output under the International Tin
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    106 10 Early m 1902. a 20-year-old Danish youth, boarded a small steamer from Denmark "Hilga" bound for the East, which he had been dreaming about ever since his childhood days And now 34 years after, he still takes delight m the strenuous sea faring life to which he has accustomed himself.
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    27 10 The Duke of Kent recently visited Luton where he officially opened the new Town Hall. He is seen leaving the Town Hall after the ceremony. (Topical Press).
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    IMPORTANT STAR DISCOVERY
    220 10 Simone Simon Makes Screen History ANE of the most important cinema v events m years will take place on Sunday at the Capitol Theatre when an exciting new personality, Simone (pronounced See-MOAN See-MOAN) makes her debut m the Twentieth Century-Fox production, "Girls' Dormitory." Warm, young, refreshing and
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    24 10 Simone Simon, the new French star who makes her Hollywood debut m the 20th Century Fox production Girls' Dormitory" opening Sunday at the Capitol.
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      398 11 FOR SALE TTTb. Fletcher land refrigerators for sale. Me*' Rnfrieerator (Condition as V h Capacity- One West- B J ;;,n-erator 4 Cub Fi. CapaVictric Refrigerator 5 Cub. itv O ne itv Va oSe Majestic Refriger- Cavity One i-rii iterator 4V 2 Cub Ft. plvinato w Frigidaire Refnrerator EAP 6e> eclßn
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      298 11 I Trade Bargains j •J. FOOT WEAR J WANTED KNOWN— If you want SHOES with a perfect fit, our expert master footwear craftsmen are at yuur service. Call to-day for a repair. The UNION SHOE STORE, 350, North Bridge Road, (Next to Tivoli Theatre), Slnga- pore. MOTORS FOR SALE i
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      339 11 PHOTOGRAPHY t THE PUBLIC PHOTO STUDIO, No. 329 y North Bridge Road, (opposite the I TIVOLI Theatre) is the most up-to-date i Studio where your photographs moy be taken at moderate prices. Our aft of photography is unique and our equipment and materials are the best. For Wedding Groups, Party
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      418 11 WEARING APPAREL LIBERTY. 348A-B Orchard Koad. Gowns, Millinery, Expert European Dressmaker. Moderate prices. PRISCILLA Ltd. Imported American goods. Frocks, hats, swim suits, gloves, hosiery, brassiers and corsets. 61, Stamford Road. Phone 3335. High Class Ladies' Tailoring Dresses made to order. Ready made Dresses for sale. Perfect style and finish— Ching
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Nov. 28, 1936. SINGAPORE HOUSING
    294 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Nov. 28, 1936. SINGAPORE HOUSING ITiHOSE who ask what is being done* to relieve the problem of overcrowding m Singapore should pay a visit to Ihe district of Tkmjr Bahru and ice the line threestorey building just completed i>y the Singapore Improvement Trust. Designed by the
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    Personal Viewpoint
    886 12 A Weekend < 1 n user ie by Autolycus HOW true it is that the greatest work for the general good of humanity is accomplished almost m secret—certalnly without ostentation or publicity -is brought home to us once every year when the award of the Nobel Prizes is
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    PERSONALITIES
    126 12 The Hon. Sir Trevor Bigham. K.8.E., C.8., barrister-at-law and Lady Bigham, 0.8.E.. are passing through Singapore by the s.s Hector en routs to Hongkong from Birkenhead. Mr. C. R. Forsyth, a Malayan Civil Service cadet, who is attached to the Labour Department, Seremban, is expected to go to India
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    47 12 The first batch of 1,100 reservists together with 300 regulars, ii' Southampton from Palestine on the Cunard-White Star un übdut lentic recently They have returned home after helpinff v al Arab rebels m Palestine Here we see two Cameron Hißnianarr ins captured Arab headdresses at Southampton. (Planet
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    19 YEARS AFTER SEA BATTLE
    354 13 Boat Captain Meets ()-!U>at Skipper London vtP ,fA eari ago Skipper W. A |p manderofa BritWi Qrman U-boat In the Aivards rescued the Ufrom the sea. the nrst time since the war i have met. ha ve shaken hands at a social Hornsey Town Hall,
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    28 13 The Royal National Life-boat Institution has received a gift of £11 17s. 6d. from the officers of the Grenadier Guards as their annual subscription to the lifeboat service.
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    SOVIET SAILORS CAN SING AND DANCE
    161 13 "Excellent Ability" Says Red Chief Helsinki. SPECIAL tribute to the "excellent singing, dancing and musical ability" of the ratings was paid by General Klementi Voroshilov, Soviet Commissar for Defence, after a visit on board the Russian battleship Marat. The General is stated by the
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    57 13 The funeral of the late Madam Wons £h Sum, who passed away at her resident No 94 Hutton Lane. Fenanp at the age of 74. took plac? last Monday for interment at the Mount Erskine cemetery. The deceased lady, who was well known among the Cantonese com munity m Penang.
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    31 13 A view of the heavy seas encountered by the "Queen Mary" during her recent Atlantic crossing a picture taken by a passenger from the deck of the huge vessel. (Topical Press).
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    "A FIGHT TO THE FINISH"
    231 13 Strei cher's Anti- Jewish Crusade Berlin' WORLD Bneaj No 1 Jewish Bolshevism" is the slogan of a travelling exhibit with which Julius Streicher, publisher of the "Stuermer" is setting out On a crusade to convert doubt tul riements Of the German population to anti-Semitism Julius
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    INNKEEPER'S FATAL ECONOMY
    128 13 Mass Poisoning From Bad "Gin" Amsterdam THREE people have died and 16 others are seriously ill. as a result of masspoisoning caused by drinking bad "gin." m the village of Spekholzerheide m the Province oi Limburg An innkeeper, one of the three who have died, bought a
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    27 13 Mr H de Esterre Darby, a veteran Malayan planter, is returning to Malaya from Europe In the Terukuni Maru which is due m Singapore on Dec. 10.
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    377 15 SPANIARDS IN MOSCOW The ceremony took place at the Chelsei Register Office. London, recently between Ileana Ebden, formerly Miss Bartolmei, a beautiful Russian blonde, of Chelsea, London, and Lieut-Colonel Horatio O. Mackintosh Berney-Ficklin, of the Highland Light Infantry. Twenty-four hours after the ceremony Colonel Ii« Kl in boarded an air
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    1777 16 FASH I O N S Colour* m |»law of ihv fc'ashmiftahle lllark-IVIibK W«»K for i isrUlntas Tourist* II i* aim a I i*v m <li€ k I \iniiii4s-< omforlalilr Foundation (■armentft l.ii\nrions I in^iiii TROM fashion forecasts and the ap- pearance of shop windows, you might easily draw the conclusion
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      128 17 CHEMIST CHIC PAX TRAVEL CASES From $7.00 THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY Ltd., 8 Raffles Place! 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. H S Ward; Confucianism and Taoism
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      47 19 sHlpc ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. no 1 X Trave Hpctor Rauo Arsun Mani 50 8 KEPPEL HARBOUR Han Wharf: Lch. Curlew, Lch. Kitti\vake. WBt. Agnes I. Kangaroo, Retch. Pacific. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Paizar: Albert Dock: Laxmi.
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      25 19 The first step m the election of the first Bombay Legislative Assembly ten when candidates of the scheduled castes were nominated for primary election, recently.
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      29 19 Badminton enthusiasts will be m tasted to team that the Singapore Badminton Association has agreed to send a team to play against Perak dirine the Christmas holidays m Ipoh.
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      85 19 By Imperial and Qantas lines:— Arrived by th e Adelaide: Lieut-Comdr. C. M. GifTord, from Brisbane. Left by the Artemis: Mr. W. A. C. Haines, for London; Mr. H. Berti. for Bangkok; Lieut-Comdr. C. M. Gifford. for London Arrived by the Aurora: Mr. A. G Shaw and
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      87 19 Tractors Fitted With Wireless Washington. RUBBER-TYRED farm tractcrs equipped with wireless sets have aroused official comment here "It is all part of the general tendency to take some of the drudeery out of farming," the Chief of the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering. Mr. Roy a Gray has explained
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    370 20 Km n n thr E" prt n Clu Kuala A Siamese junk No. 46 is reported «f do-Sh of t-^ pftnh 11 tth 6»V h6 »T c S adrift off Rawai (Siam) loaded with 11 a rl h(h P toh th hcaa dredging materials. There is one man \F£^S^ M
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    BANDAR SUMATRA RUBBER
    224 20 More Favourable Outlook London, Nov. 12 THE twenty-seventh annual ordinary general meeting of the Bandar Sumatra Rubber Company. Ltd., was held yesterday at 71, St. Mary Axe, E.C., reports the Financial Times. Sir Herbert Wright (chairman of the company! presided and having dealt with the accounts, said
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      16 21 THE NEW AIRLINE RADIOS ""|>< iiii*<> Prices APPLY Hz E.NATHAN R *ol0 1 SOIISO EMIHEER' ORCHARD ROAD.
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      287 21 S THE RADIO programme inn 2—620 pjn.— 9.os «*SJn3I metres (21.47 mcs) I»< metres (21.47 mes); metres (JS.M mcs) and £25 «<«»—>• F iin n :-v; .netres (11.75 mcs) and .fig me trej (0.58 mcs). ro-DAt \NSMISSION 2 Big Ben. 'John Loudon Maker of British Roads.' Roy Devereux. his tfreatj
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      84 21 0.10 a.m. Dance Music. 0.20 a.m. Close down. 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 Report. Stock Quotations and Announcements. 8.30 p.m. Daventry- News Bulletin and Announcements. 10.30 p.m. Clo.sp down. Z.M.J. BViianii (Wavttenffth 49.3
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      151 21 \irom Station TO-DAY 620 am. Gymnastics. 6.50 a.m. Time signal. Recorded music, continued. 7.50 a.m. Close down. 10.50 a.m. Opening. Surprise Items. 11.20 a.m. Operatic selections. 11.50 a.m. Time signal. Weather report. Matinee music by Nirom Orchestra. 1.10 p.m. Nirom news bulletin. 1.20 p.m. Dance music. 1.50 p.m. Recorded music.
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      209 21 gramme. 1.20 p.m. News m German. 1.35 p.m. Happy Week-end Programme u'ont.i. 2.15 p.m. Greetings to our listener-; 2.20 p.m. News and Economic Revii w In English. 2.35 p.m. To-day In Germany. Sound Pictures. 2.50 p.m. Military Conr.-rt. 4.05 p.m. Bongs for Soprano. Violin, and Piano Caria Spletter. Heinz Jansen
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    CULTURAL TRAINING NEEDED IN SCHOOLS
    1493 22 Raffles' Professor's Plea At Prize Giving Singapore, Friday. THE need for apportioning a fair share of the curriculum for the training of aesthetics was emphasised by Professor H. Amon, Reader m Geography and Professor of Education at Raffles College at the prize-givine of the Victoria
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      292 22 ON THE RADIO I (Continued from page 21) I 950 p.m. A Handful of Notes and a Heart filled with Love. Musical play by Herbert Witt and Gunter Neumann. 10 50 p.m. Dance Music. 11.20 p.m. Sign off DJA. DJB, DJQ, DJE (Germ., EngU. Pholii. Holland (Wavelength 16.88 metres). TO-DAY
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      295 22 Overture; "The Mastersingers m emberg" (Symph^y O reS a f NIJ DB 1091: Violin Ld P r Viennois; Humoreske Od in? apri (Fritz Kreisler) p 101 -No. DB 1090: Piano Solos-So nata Sharp Minor; Minuet oS v 5 (Ignace Jan Paderewski) B 3737: Orchestral instr Tr Ka^peg; Selection of chonin
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    Deputy President Tributed By Commissioners
    1049 23 Deputy President Tributed By Commissioners Mr Ham, Leaving For Residency In Negri Sembilan, Glow ingly Praised For His Work. Singapore, Friday. -dtrITES were paid at the meeting of f l t Municipal Commissioners toJMr G L. Ham, the Deputy *L2nt who will shortly be leaving JJgSSnbM to act as British
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    PRAU HEADING FOR SELETAR
    267 23 Johore Smuggler Caught By Customs (From Our Oion Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 24. JUDGMENT was delivered this morn«J ing by Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate, Johore Bahru), m a case m which a young Teochew was charged with smuggling rubber. He was fined $400
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    26 23 Shanghai, Nov. 27 Shanghai was enshrouded m a thick fog yesterday. Land and water traffic was dislocated until the evening.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    No Place For Pedal Rickshas In Sin gapore
    636 23 Vehicle Recently Tested At Traffic Centre Not Suitable For Hire Use On Streets Singapore, Friday. A DECISION of Committee No. 1 "dis- approving the registration and licensing of pedal tricyle-rickshas as public transport vehicles" gave rise to some discussion at the meeting
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    Ritz Theater
    229 23 Another Egyptian Film Singapore, Friday. THE third Egyptian film to be released m Singapore was presented at the Ritz Theatre. Geylang to-day. Only a few people were present as the picture was merely on preview, having passed the censors without a cut. Costing $8,000 to bring to Singapore
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    "Save Abyssinia"
    122 23 Appeal For £50,000 Launched London AN appeal for £50,000 as a "Save Abyssinia" fund has been launched m London by the Abyssinia Association. The Association was formed m the spring by a number of British sympathisers for the purpose of assisting Abyssinia to the utmost within the principles
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    SATISFACTORY YEAR
    848 24 Lingui Tin Pays 10 Per Cent For The Year, Profit $77,000. Singapore, Friday PRESIDING at the eighteenth annual general meeting of Lingui Tin, Ltd., held at the registered office of the com- i pany at 96, Market Street, at 12.25 p.m. i to-day. Mr. J. M. Sime said:
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    Scotsmen Fill Principal Posts All Over The Empire
    1304 24 Sons Of St. Andrew, On Annual Whoopee Night. Cast Proud Eyes On Chief Dominions. Singapore, Friday SCOT rejoiced wi' brither Scot m cele- bration of St. Andrew's Day at the Victoria Memorial Hall to-night when a richt quid nicht was spent by
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    CHANGES AT THE B.B.C ?
    116 24 CHANGES AT THE B.B.C London THERE is considerable speculation m political circles regarding the position of certain high officials m the BBC. as a result of the evidence given m the recent Lambert-Levita lawsuit. In the House of Commons on Nov. 9. Mr. Attlee, the leader of the opposition, asked
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    KUCHAI TIN PROFITS
    837 24 Judicious Purchases Of Quotas Increase Output Singapore Fric. PRESENTING the directors' report and accounts at the second annual een eral meeting of the Kuchai Tin tYh held at the registered office of the rZ' any> T 96 U Ma c rket Stre€t at noon toff; Mr J.
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    SINGAPORE vs. NEGRI
    116 25 «tMfiAPORE will meet Negn-Malacca m S L ?hP Malaya Cup this afternoon at [he sCC Padang. The teams are as follows: Sincere- Negri Malacca A E Minns G «nto /•> iiiniM E. F. Murphy F r ateie D- T P- Crawford A X P V HaXks I.
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    544 25 IF there are any among the Singapore I rugger selectors who are inclined to brood upon what might have been they must be brooding very heavily just now Reducing those sad words into terms of rugger hopes— what a magnificent side Singapore* would have been this season if only we
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    Viewed From The Benches
    1236 25 Some Comments On The Week's Sport by Hermes viously with Gillespie, on the benches, because sometimes he would run into a tackle and fail to get out his pass but the redeeming feature of his play which countered all other criticism was that he runs straight
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    JOHORE vs. R.N. & R.A.F.
    102 25 JOHORE vs. R.N. R.A.F. JOHORE meet the Navy and Air Force m the Malaya Cup to-day at Renjam The teams for this match are as follows: Johore R.N. and RAF. J. B. Dudgeon L. Ac Shannon S. W. Sidford PO Roberts D. E Forbes Capt. Page D. Hutchinson L.Ac Tabor
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    555 25 player who came suddenly to the fore two seasons ago and gained the coveted honour of selection for the South, then faded right out. Apparently his defence was at fault last week and according to the critics he should have prevented at least two of the Army scores. Murphy, who
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    WINTER MEETING ENDS TO – DAY
    1082 26 WINTER MEETING ENDS TO DAY HEAVY GOING AGAIN CAPTAIN HAWKS NOTES AND SELECTIONS (By "Capt. HAWK" KUALA Laddie is nicely handicaped m a fairly weak field and has an outstanding chance of winning to-day the third and final day of the Singapore Winter Meeting. There is every indication of the
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    103 26 Mas Spend The Winter In France London, Nov. 26. GENERAL Chen Chi Tang, The ex-Gov-U ernor of Canton, accompanied by the ex-Finance Minister and the exEducation Minister of Canton and his secretary Col. Liang is staying a few days m London. He called at the Chinese Embassy, otherwise
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    51 26 The Royal Aero Club has been notified that the Federation. Aeronautique Internationale has officially confirmed Mrs. Mollison's flight from London to the Cape on May 4-7 last as a canital-to-capital record. The duration oTthe i R ,io^? s 7 hours 28 min utes, at a speed of 122.65 kilometres an
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    34 26 A scheme which involves the orovision oi a science laboratory for police pur- vS has been approved by Birmingham Watch Committee. Ultimately this laboratory will serve as a central unit for the West Midlands
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    "CAPTAIN HAWK'S" SELECTIONS
    43 26 Race I— Uprijrht See-You-Later Race 2 Last Crusader Wait-A-Bit Race 3 Cheerful Lady Blue Cross Race 4 Kuala Laddie Climats Race s— Pantoi Monaveen Race 6 Princess Toi Aurora R ace 7 Noorchaya Lordlogy Race B—Russian8 Russian Gown Abbot's Temptation
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    312 26 First Round Of Cup To-day THE first round of the Football Associ ation Cup competition takes plat* to-day and the matches are as below together with the League fixtures:- Shildon vs Stalybridge Celtic South Liverpool vs Morecambe Lincoln City vs New Brighton Accrington Stanley vs Norwich Victoria or
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    27 26 It has been reported to Ea.t Ham h surance Committee that a young onm -now out of benefit-has channel n doctor 27 times during the pw* years.
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    32 26 At an adjourned debate of the iOx|og Union Society a motion was carneu 191 votes to 94 recently "That UW ingj would not approve the return t many of her former colonies.
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    M.C.C. Collapse After Scoring 193 For Four Wickets
    201 27 i rt ri Yorkshire Left-hander, Saves Side With evlan Brilliant Hard Hitting Innings Of 98 Brisbane. Nov. 27 -«rpF was a most sensational collapse f^th MCC batting to-day when they' Vt Queensland ingly TJathSd 193 "runs for four wickets. .disaster and the
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    Padang Rugby
    256 27 Inniskillings Defeat S.C.C. "B" Singapore, Friday. nnyiNG In a heavy drizzle, the InnisI killings "A" fifteen proved too good for an B.C.C. "B" team m their rugby encounter on the Padang this evening when they beat the Club by ten points (two goals* to nil. Both tries were
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    Rugby Practice
    99 27 Fort Canning Beat St. Andrews Singapore. Friday. i RUGBY practice match v.as played A this evening on Farrer Park be fween the two second teams of St. Andrew's and Fort Canning, which Fort Canning won by 12—3. St. Andrew's were handicapped throuah having to bring m several late
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    Home Rugger
    21 27 London, Nov. 26. Jo-day's rugper results: 6 North Midlands 25 Oxford Un. 12 Mr R. V. Stanley's XV Reuter
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    25 27 Lloyd George has been awarded a rrize for his heather honey and a >cond prize for Ellison Orange apples tn< Imperiai Fruit Show at Liverpool.
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    Hockey In Mud
    190 27 Gunners Defeat The Chinese Singapore, Friday. THE Changi Gunners beat the SC.R.C. m a hockey match played on the latters' ground by two goals to nil today. The ground was m an extremely bad condition owing to the recent rains and was hardly fit to be played
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    Wales v Scotland
    70 27 International Soccer On Dec. 2 THE soccer match between Wales and I Scotland will be played on Dec. Ellis (T (Motherwell" and another; Edwards (Unfleld., SrikltSs (Villa, and Richards ißrentford Hopkins Brentford Bryn Jones (Wolves) Glover (Grimsby* Les He Jones (Coventry^ and Morris (Birmingham). Dat l^; Rangers)^Anderson
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    13 27 Returning To Sinaapore On Chenonceaux Singapore, Friday. Singapore on Dec. 19-
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    17 27 The German cruiser Emden. recenUv cruisine m the Black &ea. is quay from April 12 to CT.
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    TOKIO RECOGNISES ETHIOPIA
    99 28 Consulate To Replace Legation Tokyo, Nov. 27. Fis semi-officially declared that an agreement has been reached whereby Japan recognises Italian rule m Ethiopia as a quid pro quo for Italian recognition of Manchukuo and affirmation of Japanese commercial rights m Ethiopia. A statutory resolution required for the
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    ANOTHER REVOLT
    39 28 Censorship Set Up In Paraguay Buenos Aires, Nov. 27. IT is rumoured that a subversive movement has broken out at Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay. All communications have been interrupted and a censorship been esta- blished Reuter
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    264 28 |N their weekly rubber report Messrs. Lewis and Peat. Ltd., state: Earlier m the week a small re-action set m, but was short lived, the trade absorbing all offerings, and prices have now recovered and passed the former peak. The prospect of an increased
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    Labour Win
    108 28 Big Turnover In Scottish By-Election London. Nov. 27. THE bye-election at Greenock. caused by the death of Colonel Sir G. P. Goodfrey Collins (Secretary for Scotland resulted as follows: Mr R Gibson (Lab.i 20.594. Mr V. E. Cornelius <Lib. Nat.) 17,990. The result is a Labour gain. Sir
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    GERMANY OBJECTS TO NOBEL PEACE AWARD
    199 28 HE German Muusler to under irmtructions from Berlin, has pretested to Lne Foreign Minister against of the Nobel Pe2* Prize Otsietsky a d'ported German S list. Reutcr. pugnacity and especially greater aoti vity on all fronts. General Franco has now comnlieri with the British
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