Morning Tribune, 30 November 1936

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL.* I.— No. 258. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, November SO, 1936.. FIVE CENTS
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    GERMANO-JAP MILITARY AGREEMENT
    591 1 IMMTMEXTAIIY PIIOOF CLAIMED MOSCOW SENSATION j ALL DEALS WITH J\lM\ MAY BE CALLED OFF Moscow, Nov. 29. DOCUMENTARY proof is alleged to be available here of a secret German-Japanese pact. The alleged existence of this is arousing increasing indignation m Soviet circles. The prevailing belief is that
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    STALEMATE IN MADRID
    369 1 German Italian Tanks Used In Rebel Attacks Madrid, Nov. 28. r'O squadrons of tanks assisted the insurgents employed m repeated attacks m the University City sector declares to-day's Defence Council communique, which claims the capture of three tanks of German and Italian make and the repulse of
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    R.A.F. Arrive For Bangkok Visit
    64 1 Hit Oira Correspondent Bangkok. Ncv 29 J' ■QUAdron from Tavoy arBar.ekok this morninc for IW official visit, and tonight minister will give a dinner '"Jour, followed by a reception the legation v tvening the Siamese auwn arranged festivities at Prior to the departure of -or
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    Japanese Naval Alibi
    81 1 Japanese N aval Alibi Shanghai, Nov. 29. TOMMENTING on the increased nava! estimates for next year. Admiral Nagano, the Minister of Navy, stated .that Japan would enter a treatiless period m 1937. Therefore it was necessary that she should have a sufficiently strong navy to safeguard herself and uphold peace
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    DEFIANCE OF CHINA
    698 1 Clean-up On Mongolian Border Despite Japan Nanking. Nov. 29. CHINA'S policy with regard to the invasion of Suiyuan by Manchu and Mongol troops is outlined by a spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Office. He declared that under the principle of protection of their territory, the Chinese Government
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      43 1 "J" Page I/Mol Air services 2 i B^^ 1 Home 2 j 1 Notary Dinner j I jjj trade talks 3 i i nuance 2 5 Home smcer f Jfijc. cricket 26 J \ZI Blues rugger 26 y M.Mm. (up rugffer 27 j
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      26 1 W POWDERED WHOLE MILK /?7f /fcfr^ 1 M is pure delicious fresh milk %^A Atf~\ vl I m convenient powdered \^jp^ \.N« J GETZ BROS. CO.
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    AIR DEVELOPMENTS IN MALAYA
    3565 2 OFFICIAL STATEMENT IMP-AII 4'IIAI HMA\ REVIEWS riUM.it is* Average Passenger Not Enthusiastic About Hi ff h Speed Journeys, But Demands* Maximum Comfort (By Air Mail* From Ovr Own Correspondent' London, Nov 11 REFERENCE to the forthcoming developments of civil aviation internally m Malaya, under the aegis
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    MAJORCA OCCUPIED BY ITALIANS?
    165 2 Explicit Denials In Rome London. Nov. 28. NEWSPAPER allegations of Italian "occupation" of Majorca were rel erred to m the House of Lords by Lord Faringdon m the course of a debate on Spain. He said Italians were supposed to have committed a massacre and orga
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    King And Admiral
    40 2 London. Nov. 28. King Edward VIII has granted to Admiral Sir Reginald Tupper occupancy of the "King's House" at Burhill. presented by the Royal Warrant Holders Association to King George as a Silver Jubilee gift Reuter Wireless
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    25 2 The Government is making an appropriation of 10.500 million franca tor aimaments m 1937, constituting the largest defence budget ever presented ii France. Reuter Wireless
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    Saving Singapore Boys From A Life Of Crime
    1760 2 Salvation Army Opens Industrial Home \t m Keat Road; Long-Felt Want Satisfied Soldiers Help In Training Singapore. Sunday. "THAT Singapore needed a Boy's Home does not need a great deal of emphasis. It is obvious to anyone who has studied the situation.'
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    RIVAL TO THE LEAGUE
    135 3 Pan-American Congress Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 27. nRE^IDENT Roosevelt arrived m the P Lr Indianapolis wearing a light c and crossed the Rio Branca E2 nan open car, m spite of AVCI u.'ather He was cheered by the r am> t mdl most enthusiastic crowd largM
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    FROSTIER FIGHTING
    299 3 \U Over 15-Year-Old New Delhi, Nov. 28. iT hi reported that 20 were killed and I 88 wounded m the recent Waziristan fighting The clash originated as the alleged kidnapping from Bannu last year of a tourteen-y ar-ol 1 fcirl whom the High Court subsequently ordered to be
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    25 3 T Mexico City. Nov. 28 general oil strike all over the hoduled for Sunday has been the men and owners agreeU1 to further parleys. Reuter
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    Local Rotarians Fete Colonel Rae On New Honour
    1526 3 High Ideals Of World-Wide Movement Emphasised By Officials And Guests At Dinner International Friendship Singapore, Sunday. OINGAPORES Rotarians feted the Hon. Col. Cecil Rae. at a dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden last night, m honour of his appointment as
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    BRITAIN AND U. S. A.
    175 3 Trade Parleys In Prospect London, Nov. 28. UR Walter Runciman told the House of Commons at question time that the Anglo-Argentine trade agreement had been concluded and the text would be published as soon as possible after signature Mr. Runciman also introduced the Merchant Shipping
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    18 3 Seville, Nov. 28 General Dellano m a broadcast denied that Caballero's son was shot by the insurgents. Reuter
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      57 3 IT'S BRITISH UNRIVALLED FOR HEAVY SMOKERS. HARMLESS FOR THE MOST DELICATE STOMACH TRY IT TO-DAY Sold m Tins 25 cts. and Flasks 80 cts. "MAX LIOIVJ WKw RAPID HARDENING CEMENT 1 t M. I DANS LAM IT |m|| jereviens vers-lejour K^^Bl HONEYSUCKLE SANS-ADIEU rom 93.- tip EAU DE COLOGNE MOXTOB
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      65 3 ■an Xoiiec Fur To day JSjJ the Chief Justice. Mr Justice m th 'V m 5 Mr Justice Adrian Clark Conn A Court a t 11 a.m.:Hllav j M A PP°al:— No 6— S. Rengasamv anor. v s Sadhu Pakirswamy Bf' v 'V, and 1 Motion. Justice Adrian Clark at
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      110 4 RUBBER London. Nov. 28. Pievious To-day Change Firm Steady Sf as as tss sss ir tr Jan"i Mar Buyert 8-13 16 8-13 16 Jan.i Mar. gis l6 5 16 AnP i T, in p Buyert 8- 7 8 B 7^ Ayr. June H BeUeil 8-15 16 8-15 16
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      81 4 London, Nov 28 Previous To-day DlstUlen 1196 Closed Dunlop Rubber 35 General Electric 93 Imperial Chemical Induatr*^ 42 9 Imperial Tobacco 175 7V 2 Anglo-Dutch 3811/ 2 Canadian Pacific 13 "V2 London Tin 10 Rubber Plant. Inveatment Tin 38 7 »j Linggis Ayer Hitam 21 b Southern
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      METAL MARKET
      17 4 London. Nov. H, TIN StandATd. Previous To-day Spot (afternoon closing price) £236 Closed Forward £235
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      42 4 RITRRFR NeW Y rk N V 28 RUBBfcK ri evious To-day Chanse SSS 1|:9 2 16 18-9 2 16 JaniMar. Buyers. 18- 2 JJ-% BeUen 18- 5 B 18 TIN Standard Steady Q uiel Tone SuST 52- 3 a
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      Ships Searched
      72 4 Insurgents 9 Men-O-W Active Moscow. Nov. ACCORDING to information r^-civert A by an official agency. t h e r SovC B aDnieproctroy. from Hambujv turn with a cargo for Iran WM oby a Spanish "M^* JgSKSion allowed to proceed aftei «J an Sotterdam The steamer Minsk from Ro-
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 London, Nov. 28. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Parti (closing middle rate) 105.16 105.13 03 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 9.02- 1 2 902 T.T. on Shanghai (doling selling rate) fc-% rr a T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 13 13 T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate)
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      Assistant H.O.
      95 4 Dr. Thomas Appointed By Municipality Singapore, Saturday. MR. Chua Keh Hai, at the meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners yesterday, referred to the appointment, approved by committees Nos. 2 and 7, of Dr. A. T. Thomas to succeed Dr. Dawson as Asst. Municipal Health Officer, and asked if
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      Magic Circle
      138 4 Office-Bearers For Ensiling Year Singapoie. Friday THE committee of the Malayan Magic T Cfrcle is coTfcidfcrinr the formation 0f A a g o^ d^a^ l !n n membership was reefed by M. D. P GUroy n -Student," "Associate" and Fellow The new subscription ratt will be p month,
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      BULLION MARKET
      40 4 BULL I ON MARKET London, Nov. 28. Previous To-day Change GOLD CT-1-Utt £7-2-0 Vz fine Bar per d. SILVER 4 21 21-1 16 4- 116 8P0» 9UI lfi -I- 1 16 I monthi lorwart 21 21 x lb T lllQ
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING
      588 5 Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers s Tin 5 5,6 53 5 9 4-f'f^Kumbang 32- 34. -cd 32- 34. -cd £1 f' ft Malay 56 60 cd 56 60 -£1 A^ ra i,£m 20 21 6cd 20 22 -Cd 1 Ayer vveog 23 24 v? L42cd £1
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      GENERAL
      382 5 d Alex Brick Of*. 125 140 120 1.40 "2 2do 7^ Prefs. 23 235 230 240 10 10 Atlas Ice 8.00 lO.OOnom 8.00 10.00 BAT 6.12.6 6.17.6 6 7.6 6.12.6 1 U Broadcasting 0.90 1.00 0.90 1.00 10 5B M Trustee 6.25 7.00 6.25 7.25 Qfl Cun. T. S.
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      DEBENTURES AND LOANS
      196 5 MNG M'o:;i; MINICIPALITY 31 Sept. 30 108 110 norn J907 red. 1947 *$i.'600.666 4I Mte. 31 Sept. 30 ln 113 norn «2- 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 r rijo I SS- 31 30 120 122 norn red. 1963 $2,000,000 !gj 3 j SePt. 30 114 ii 6 norn
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      RUBBER SHARES
      358 5 (Share are $1 unless otherwise sfat*/i> AtoKfrjai, 195 210 195 205 Amal Malay 170 1 85 cd 1.65 175 Aver Hitam 220 235 205 220 AyerMolek 170 190 1 70 80 Ayer Pair 125 1.40 1.25 1.30 1.95 2.10 190 195 Batu Lin-Vntr 0721 2 0.77 2 0.70
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      136 5 Singapore, Saturday morning. Singapore: 81% cts., up 3 w et Market Tone: Quiet. London: 813(16(1., up 1 lGd. Market Tone: Steady New York: W r cts., up ft ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's rise m price being somewhat overdone the local market reacted slightly this morning with buyers Itdined
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      Tin
      21 5 Ti n Singapore^ $116 i 2 down London: £236, unchanged; three months £2*5, unchanged). New York. 52 cts., up 'jj ct.
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      Exchange
      11 5 London-New York 4.89 11 16 New York-London 4.89 23 32
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    Share Market
    147 5 Mr. Julian Israel's Report Singapore, Saturday. Tin locally is down 3 4 dollar. Rubber locally closes easier— a slight reaction after its recent rises. Mining. Raul) $7.15— 5725. Tin .-i are a litt.y weaker, but there is noi great selling pressure. Southern Kintas Sfi.6s— sB.Bo. Sungei Luas $1.92.
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    German Surprise
    47 5 German Surp rise Award Of Nobel Pri To Socialist Berlin, Nov. 27. THE German Minister to Oslo has expressed to the Norwegian g< mem the greatest surprise of the < man Government, regarding the a\ or the Nobel Peace I eto ran letsky, an errpelled German t list.
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    Stock Exchange
    77 5 St ock Ex cha nge Rubber And Tin Shares Very Finn London. Nov. 27. AN the Stock Exchange some easing of v the political tension brought be -r •support, particularly to Industrial specialities m which section there W( .several substantial gains recorded Oils again fluctuated widely cularlj Twin Eagles. Rubber
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    Exchange
    184 6 SELLING Singapore. Nov. 28. London T.T. £[4 I|l6 London demand z *l{,° London 4 months' sight 2,4/8 Lyon demand x Hamburg demand New York demand crjiJiß Montreal demand uui Batavia demand J"* 2 Samarang demand IU4 4 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands Ji^ 8 Madras and Colombo demand 154
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    Tea Quota
    122 6 No Change Expected For Next Year London, Nov. 28. THE tea production quota, which will be announced on Nov. 30. is not expected to produce any fireworks .similar to thasc encountered, following the recent meetings of the other com-modity-regulating Committees. The majority cf tea-traders do not look for
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    Raffles College
    140 6 Successful Play Presented Singapore, Saturday. RAFFLES College presented a play this evening to an audience of over 400, including many professors and masters. The play was entitled "Arms and the Man" and contained a cast of nine players. Produced by Mr. W. T. Morray and Mrs. F. J.
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    The Pavilion
    155 6 George Raft Scores Again PEORGE Raft takes the leading part v m '•'Yours For The Asking," the attraction at the Pavilion for the next few days, which began a season last night. The picture is of the typical George Raft type, with plenty of action, strong drama and
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    Thief Gaoled
    100 6 Stole Fellow Patient's Purse In Hospital (From Our Oivn Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. HOW a Malay patient at the General Hospital robbed a blind Chinese patient was related this morning before Mr. A A. Faith, police magistrate, when Hassan bin Matnor was charged with the theft of a purse
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    Produce
    164 6 Singapore. Nov. 27. P. (Siami W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $150 R. (Siam) W Coast No. 2 per Koyan $142 R. (Siami W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $133 R. (Siami "White" No. AI $232 R. (Siam) "White Rice' No 1 $199 R (Siam) "White Rice" No. 2
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    The S'pore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn
    98 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday noon. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 31% Zl l 2 Good F.A.Q. m cases (FOB. November) 31% 31 Vi No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) lawardable Spore) 31% 31 fe do. December 31 716 31 916 do. Jan. Mar.
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      61 6 Oversea -Chinese Banking Corporation I 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
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      222 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880 Capital Subscribed IFully Pald UP> V. lO 0,000 000 Reserve Fund Y.130.900,000.0Q 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 Desk BANK OF CHIiW (Incorporated m
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    225 7 The Duchess of York paid a visit to the exhibition and sale of work or w&r-dk«ahl»H m» n the Imperial Institute. Kensington. London, recently. She is se^n to^ctin* mode. bust of H.M. the King, m ade by uar-disabled men a t the exhibi tio (ToScJ 1 PrTss) M. I.ebrun, President
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      289 8 Ie Air-Mail Across t^WSB jMi nounced that air-mail scry i ■>, H^^lM prairie sections of the tmw™ Thousands have already !uul the thrill of their lives. «><n t j: Wjlg root, Jjj»«» tawgaon S Sft I ■^aSSkal wniie laiei m me spring it i to mau R ur ate the
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      164 8 LAST NIGHT > A Thrilling, Laugh- jg^^^^WP^^JPJl Packed Story with Two I I^T%\* of Your Favourite Stars I^^^^u4j Together for the First Mii^^ M^^ l^^*»3ifi Time mmmim^^ LORETTA YOUNG FRANCHOT TONE IN THE "Unguarded Hour" A METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURE TO-MORROW-THE WINNER OF THE ACADEMY AWARD Fill! IM,; ii i: i 1
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    Winter Flying
    358 9 (omfort And Speed On The Airways London WINTEiv time tables on the air routes n ow m full swing. They provide mon facilities for winter flying than has even been the case before. Not only are more services available this winter but the amenities at mo dern air-ports,
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    Leave Till 1 A.M.
    285 9 More Freedom For Soldiers London BRITISH soldiers are to be granted more freedom when off duty as a result of new orders issued by the War Office. In the opinion of the Army Council, it is stated, the high standard of general behaviour of the troops
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    ATTACK ON ENGLAND IMPROBABLE
    232 9 But We Must Be Ready For War SPEAKING at a display given by the 35th (Ist Surrey Rifles- Anti Aircraft Battalian. Royal Engineers. Lord Strathcona. Parliamentary Under Seer tary of State for War. declared that he held optimistically the view that the day was far distant
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      175 9 EMPIRE TALKIE •TANJONG PAGARi p.m. TO-NICiHT 9 p.m REPrBLICS FIRST BUi MUSICAL HIT _^3BI!L-er^^^^^^^ 1>- A R(PUBLIC PICTURE IT'S GAY IT'S FAST IT S FIKIOIS GENE AUTRY m "THE SINGING COWBOY" SEE CKNK AM) HIS RADIO RAXCiERS BATTLE THE Ml KDKK MOB! VSUN T ALKIE < NEW WORLD i 7-30
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    SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED
    2486 10 Annual Meeting Of Shareholders At Auckland THE Annual Meeting of Shareholders of The South British Insurance Company, Limited, was held at the Head Office of the Company at Auckland on Thursday, Oct. 22, 1936. CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH In moving the adoption of the Report and Balance
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    CHUNGLOON RUBBER ESTATE (1932)
    308 10 Current Year's Improve* Earnings London, Nov. n THE fourth ordinary general meeting 1 of Chungloon Rubber Estate (19*9? Ltd., was held yesterday at *****0 Salisbury House, E.C. r ports the Fm cial Times. Mr. E. B. Ridsdel (the chairman said that the profit earned for thy
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    FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL SIR JOHN KELLY
    146 11 The tuneral of Admiral Sir John K*lly. former Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet and at Portsmouth, took place with full naval honours m London recently. The coffin was taken m procession from the Admiralty to St. .Martin's-in-the-Fielc!s Church, where the service took place, Ilurial
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Nov. 30, 1936. AN UNWISE MOVE?
    298 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Nov. 30, 19 36. AN UNWISE MOVE? 'FIIK international suspicion aroused by the GernuinJapanese pact against Communism has been increased by the announcement that Italy and Japan have reached an agreement for mutual recognition of their respective conquests m Abyssinia and Manchuria. This agreement was not
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    AROUND MALAYA
    848 12 k|OW that the committee m Kuala Lumpur has been appointed to deal with the celebrations m connection with the Coronation of His Majesty the Kin?, it is time for the public to make helpful suggestions to that body to facilitate their work of organisation. All communities will be
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    PERSONALITIES
    320 12 Mr. T. A. Chilcott. Court Chief Inspector. Ipoh. will be going on Home leave early next year, it is understood. Mr. and Mrs. H. Huntsman, of Ipoh. are returning to Malaya m the "Terukuni Maru" which is due m Singapore from Europe on Dec. 10. Dr. and Mrs. Waugh
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    Rubber "Boomlet"
    523 13 Rubber "B oomlet" 1 Nate Of Cation To Investors ,By Air Mail) Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 18. cauttOH to investors atA into the vortex of the rubber U >truck by a letter m a .ancial newspaper from a [anted home on leave. nom de piume "Old Planwrite*: old rubber
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    NEW TIN CONTROL SCHEME
    523 13 I.T.C. Accused Of Breaking Faith (By Air Mail) From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Nov. 18. DENDING the inauguration of the new control scheme, when several reforms are promised, the I.T.C. has maintained to the last its reputation tor surprises. Its announcement of last Wednesday was m
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    Mine-Sweepers
    234 13 2nd Flotilla For Singapore •By Air Mail) from Our Own Correspondent) London. Nov. 18. THE Und Ifinesweeping Flotilla, now In reserve at Malta, is to bo transferred to Singapore to form a n serve of minesweepers at this base, according to an Admiralty statement The movr will lessen the
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    263 14 On the occasion of the Armistice Day celebrations m ParK a large number of wooden crosses were placed around th e "Arc de Triomphe". Our picture shows an impressive night view of the rrossts. il ranee- Fresse). On Nov. 8. an omnibus of i >OO vintage made its appearance on
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      37 15 CHRSSTMAS GIFTS Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH silverware (fif^jTea Sets HORS DOEUVRE DISHES SWEET DISHES etc. ALSO CLOCKS JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BEST IS TO COME AND SEE RENE ULLMANN Raffles riaee, SINGAPORE.
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    Planning for the child in the house
    1726 16 Practical sn<j>«»c* lions providing for the comfort and happiness of both l lie junior and older member* ok* a fa mi It m a home building venture. THE custom of bringing up children at home gives them a wonderful background of experience for
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      33 16 J AIM TREE JTS RETURN TO SINGAPORE with a marvellous selection XMAS GIFTS for those who love beautiful tfal U themselves and their homes I I popular prices. 18, Battery Road (Ist floor)
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      33 16 iMaison L^OCk, Tel. 4610. IzJI&Z Tphoiexiv t i FOR IQ ll iii i -^Lk AfoflP i T r V I 5 PHONE I J4o J j THE PHOENIX i AERATED WATER WOR* A
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      386 17 A TOOtiS^^ GUIDE 1 LUGGAGE STATIONER CHEMIST CARRIER ijti<>i GET YOl'R g |l SINGAPORE "-JSIV"" ltl\ LUGGAGE pilot V Baggage Contractors Forwarding rnrvrliv £vc it—- T Affentl FOINTAIN PENS MRjl __sa*T~- I Booking, Agentl for F.MB. AT COMPETITIVE PRICES fIM X/ *A Railways. From:— lVp_ J/_G) M Baggage Agents for:—
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  • POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
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      STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES
      117 18 Supplementary mails closes 1 p.m. on Nov. zt o\ train 10 connect wun a Naldera at Penang. Parcels and Registration close M hour earlier unless otherwise stated. Registration and Parcels close at the same time. t Postal articles prepaid at letter rate only will be forwarded. tt
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      The Airways Of Japan
      77 18 FOUR new Japanese air-lines, totalling just on 1,000 miles m length, are about to be opened up by the Japan Air Transport Company. One is a route from Tokio to Niigata: another from Osaka to Nagano: a third from Osaka to Matsue; and a fourth between
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      397 18 BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES Outwards. Due Due Tonnage Spore. Tonnage S£ore RAJPUTANA 17.000 Dec. 4 CARTHAGE 17.000 Jan. 29 BANGALORE 6.000 Dec. 17 SOUDAN 6.50U tea v RANPURA 17.000 DecMß NALDERA 16.000 FcL. 12 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Jan i CATHAY 15.000 Mar. U *?g^U N iJJoo J-. Is RaTSa H.OOO Mar.
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      175 18 M. M. LINE. (Incorporated m France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles MARECHAL JOFFRE 1 1.732 T. Dec. 8 PRES. DOUMER 11.898 T. Dec. 22 D'ARTAGNAN 15,105 T. Jan. 2 CHENONCEAUX 14,825 T. Jan. 19
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      101 18 N.Y.K.IJXK GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. m Japan 1 To LONDON, via Penan?, Colomb Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibral 8.8. HAKONK MAR'J 8.8. SUWA MAKU 8.8. FUSHIMI MA: 1 Rates to Ist Class Naples |IM7 $540 Marseilles 51 1 557 London 557 (>OO t Higher fares. To Japan
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      29 18 Mails Expected Mails expected from Europe etc. (London* by Air (Imperial), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 6 p.m. to-morrow and general delivery of letters g.25 a.m. to-day.
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      130 18 CHRISTMAS AM) \E\V YEAR LETTER AND PARCEL MAILS MAILS FOR EUROPE Christmas: Dec. lit, and Dec 15 New Year: Letters Dec. 4. Dec 19 Dec 22 MAILS FOR U S A. Christmas: Dec. 5 Dec 15 New Year: Dec. 5\ Dec 12 D< ■<■ MAILS FOR CANADA Christmas: Dec 5
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    SHIP IN DOCK
    84 19 SHIP IN DOC K cHT r^ ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES KXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. oo 1 Op «en Noort 20 1 Hako/.ki Maru 3 Benrin'ips }J Kosei Maru Hague Maru Hedor Kudat Kota ARoenff 30 3 City of I vons 34 3 Foylebank 36 3 Eurvmt'do" pleasantville 5 j
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    PASSENGERS BY THE NIEUW ZEELAND
    186 19 The following passengers are travelling by the Nieuw Zeeland, which is due at Singapore from Australia on Dec. 7: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson Mr and Mrs. L. Bentall, Miss J. FosterClark, Mrs. G. Cohen, Mrs. F. P. Crook. Mr. and Mrs. F. H.
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    The New Air-Port At Singapore
    149 19 IT is hoped that Singapore's new airport at Kallang will be ready for opening at the time of the Coronation m May next: The latest reports showthat the steel frames of the two double hangars, measuring 300 feet by 150 feet, have been hoisted into
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      291 19 IS! H\S IMIILI* IIM:. (Incorporated In Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due o*ll* :.LA In Port Dec. 3 KUR Dec. 28 Jan 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia Issued at th following rates. First dan passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or mw bourne to the connecting
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      541 19 J^v/^L T0 FRENCH PORTS \V\~""~S^\ B| _Ml HOMEWARDS. V UNOIS For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 7 CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Dec 11 PORBIN For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Jan. 4 1 CAP PADARAN For Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Jan. 7 I OUTWARDS (from Marseilles).
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    New R.A.F. Bomber Christened
    153 20 The new Handley Page "Harrow" heavy bomber built under the Royal Air Force expansion scheme was christened by Mrs. G Forbes. Mayoress of Harrow, at Radlett Aerodrome, near London recently Of all-metal construction, the plane is designed to carry heavy loads over long distances at high
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      1767 21 Atr*^-^*^*^ fc 9 2 Q News ajid Bconomi( Review anlU)uncomcnl T l V 1 En K hsh on DJE. DJQ m Nether- 8.55 D m Music THE RADIO S"«"- v»" m M^-M-^y 9.50 p.m. Orchestral Concert 910 P-nv The Phohi enst-mble, J 10.50 p.m. Roast Hare. A presents- directed by
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    CONSOLIDATED TIN MINES OF BURMA
    1373 22 CONSOLIDATED TIN MINES OF BURMA Capital Reconstruction Contemplated London, Nov. 12. THE eighth annual general meeting of the Consolidated Tin Mines of Burma. Ltd., was held yesterday at Winchester House, E.C.. Mr. Reginald PaWle, A.R.S.M.. 'M-Inst.M M., presiding reports the Financial Times. The' Chairman, after referring m feeling terms to
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      139 22 ON THE RADIO t Continued from page 21 11.50 a.m. Time Signai Wea her re--7.10 p.m. Chamber music 8 p.m. A talk. 8.20 p.m. Popular concert by Nirom Orchestra, conducted by Carel van der Bijl. 9.20 p.m. Popular music. 9.50 p.m. Swing music. 10.20 p.m. Popular recorded i 10.50 p.m.
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    X'mas Treat
    292 23 Effort For Children Of Unemployed THE Rotary Club of Singapore is one* again thft year piovidin^ a trea for the children of the unemployed, which will take place on Friday, Dec. 18. This year no fewer than 1,000 children will be afforded a treat which will live lons
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    Forced Landing
    48 23 Berlin, Nov. 28. A Lufthansa plane from London to Berlin made a forced landing at Hanover owing to formation of ice on the wings. The seven occupants were slightly injured. The plane was burnt as was also a sugar refinery to which the flames spread Reuter
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    League Council Convoked By Spain, May Hold Meeting In London
    459 24 Valencia. Nov. 28. THE Spanish Government's note re- questing a meeting of the League Council declares that armed intervention by Italy and Germany m favour of the insurgents is a most flagrant violation of international law and recognition ol General
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    COMBINED CONCERT ORCHESTRA
    238 24 90 Instrumentalists At Memorial Hall Singapore, Sunday. THE largest amateur orchestra that has played ir* Singapore, at l?ast for many years was heard m the Victoria Memorial HaLl to-night, when musicians from Singapore Musical Society, th Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teek s Orchestra, the Teachers' Orchestra, the
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    A Xew Star
    152 24 Simone Simon At The Capitol ANEW star, Simone Simon; of whom much has been heard, is introduced m the 20th century Fox production -Girl's Dormitory", now being shown at the Capitol. Miss Simon is not beautiful according to the classical ideal of beauty but she has a
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    Paris To Toky«
    18 24 Another Flight To BeV* To-day Angouleme. THE airmen Jean Peraud rm< |>; ther is favourable Reuter
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    28 24 1 Stevedores at Karachi daim Unloading and stowing 414£u0 wheat m the British steame w m nine working hours W^» da blished a world record for i work.
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    SQUEEZE COMES UP AND PAYS $100 FOR A WIN
    1598 25 ft T. C. Winter Meeting Ends In Good Weather Singapore, Saturday. Singapore Turf Club winter race f J ng concluded to-day with an 1 m la of eight events, favoured by other /weather which was to no small Sn? responsible for
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    Perak Beat Selangor
    80 25 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 29. PERAK Asiatics beat their Selangor compatriots m the All Blues rugger trophy competition this evening at Ipoh by eleven points (a goal, a penalty goal and a try) to nil. At half-time Perak led by a try scored by
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    Workers' Holiday
    151 25 British Bill Passes Its Second Reading London, Nov. 28. THE Bill to provide that every employee m the same employment for ar, least twelve months shall be entitled to an annual holiday of at least eight consecutive days, with full pay. passed the second reading without a division.
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    Fish Ponds
    168 25 Committee Grants Revision Singapore, Saturday. AT the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners yesterday, Mr. S. B. Tan referred to a decision of the compensation sub-committee which stated that it was unable to advise a revision of the compassionate grants to occupiers of fish ponds m the Kallang Basin,
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    QUEENSLAND LEAD
    156 26 Verity Causes A Collapse Brisbane, Nov. IS. IN reply to the M.C.C. 's 215 rum, Queensland knocked up 243 runs m their first innings to-day. At lunch the score was 135 for one wicket. The second vvicket fell at 148. At the close of play the M.C.C. had
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    Walking Race
    207 26 Johore To Singapore On Sunday ARRANGEMENTS were completed at a meeting held at the Clerical Union on Friday for Johore-Singapore walking race to be held on Sunday next, Dec. 6. The entry totals 42, and includes 16 members of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiiiers, and 15 members of the
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    Eight-Nil
    169 26 R.A.M.C. Beat Fort Canning Singapore, Saturday. THE R.A.M.C. )net Port Canning at 1 Rugby this afternoon, at Tanglin and the match resulted m a win for the R.A.M.C. by eight points (a goal and a try) to nil. Although Fort Canning possessed the heavier pack they failed to take
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    12 26 Lord Nuffleld has been elected an honorary member of the Oxford Union.
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    Sunderland, Defeated At Charlton, Lose Leadership
    1199 26 Sunderland, Defeated At Charlton, Lose Leadership Opening Round Of Cup Competition Provides Few Surprises; Fog Interferes In League Games THE F.A. Cup competition opened on Saturday with 34 ties m the first round, m which third division teams figured, leaving only one League fixture m Div. 3. Two surprises were
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    Home Rugby
    109 26 London, Nov. 28. rpO-DAY'S rugger results:— Cheshire 12 Yorkshire 21 Cumberland 3 Lancashire 14 Durham if Northumberland 4 Bristol 5 Richmond 5 Cambridge Univ. 22 United Services 3 Devonport Serv. 13 St. Bart's Hosp. 18 Harlequins 16 Blackheath 0 Leicester 11 B ath 0 London Scot. 19 The
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    16 26 The Taurus Express ran into a motor-omnibus near Eskishehr* 17 persons were killed and 16 injured
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    ALL BLUES CUP RUGBY
    589 26 /Singapore In Final Again (From Our Own Reporter, Seremban. Saturday YOUTH and fitness once again trfal I phed over age and experie euS the Singapore Asiatics, compos i n en ly of players from both theTo l£ c and St. Andrew's, met and defeated the S.
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    37 26 Moscow, Nov. M. Litvinoff m a speech Jjj*^jj£ viet Congress declared the secret WP£ nese-German military alliance v .a. result of 15 months' th at knew from a most reliable .soum;" Italy had offered Japan I similai
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    FORWARDS AGAIN ON TOP
    1398 27 FORWARDS AGAIN ON TOP SINGAPORE BEAT NEGRI ui>\N Slll\i:s: FIXE i»icoi»i»i:ii GOAL BY rilAl4.li: Singapore, Saturday. rvFNTKEN points margin was a i', more clear cut victory than ft f is expected Singapore to most t over the Negri- Malacca achieve r^. fc Ma i aya Cup <**"„ the padang to-day
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    Johore Win
    72 27 Rengam, Saturday. IOHORE defeated the Navy and R.A.F. J m a Malaya Cup match to-day by nine points (a penalty goal and two tries) to nil. The game was fought mainly between the forwards, the backs beins restrained m attack but brilliant m defence. Better hooking and superiority
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    SELANGOR IN FINAL
    143 27 Perak Beaten At Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. CELANGOR and Perak clashed m the v key match of the northern section of the Malaya Cup rugger competition here tc-day. Perak had more of the play during the first-half but Selangor did all the scoring. Caldwell
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    How Singapore Defeated The Negri
    135 28 C. T. Owen, scrum half for Singapore, makes a successful punt to touch when unable to get the ball out to the backs after a lineout. (Tribune). Hamlyn and Craigie are here about to check Crawford fat an attempt to take the ball on with
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    Runaway Victory
    29 28 Runaway Victory The finish of the fourth race at Bukit Timah on Saturday, when the winter meeting of the S.T.C. came to an end. Vapoirr js from Elegance. (Tribune)
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