Morning Tribune, 29 October 1937

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 2 No. 231 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. October 29, 1937 FIVE CEN'I-
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    SHELLS FALL ON BRITISH HOMES
    649 1 Soochow Creek Next Salient? JAPANESE WARN BRITONS AND AMERICANS TO TAKE Shanghai, Oct. 28. lUWN of the 77th day of the Shanghai war found the Japanese a Iving spearhead across the Shanghai-Nanking railway towards h m Creek along the south bank of which the Chinese
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    REPUBLIC FOR JAPAN?
    49 1 Remarkable Pans Pans. Oct. 28. •:o\\ that if China can coni the invader '"it may B Republic cf Japan will see end ol the war" is made by Madame writing m L'Oeuvre. writer asserts that this can be d from private letter from Japanese .statesmen- Reuter
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    BOYCOTT SCHEME
    88 1 New Zealand Labour Adamant Wellington, Oct. 28. mil r. m reply to a deputation the New Zealand Federation of ga?e many reasons why an against Japanese shipping not be imposed, reports the preol the Federation, who states lie deputation told the Cabin* tonal Trade Union action is end
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    Poppy Day
    53 1 aerous inquirers for the usual ar labels advertising Poppy Day lied that these may be obtained following places: apore Club, Swimming Club, t Club. Singapore Golf Club, Kelly Walsh. John LiUle Co., Robinson L Medical Hall, British Dispensary. Hotel, Adelphi Hotel, Tanglin and the Singapore Cold Storage Co.
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    British General Under Fire At Shanghai
    110 1 British General Under Fire At Shanghai Shanghai. Oct 28. BUQ.-Gen. Telfer Smollett and other Staff Officers, who were inspecting: the British perimeter, came under fire this morning; when two Japanese tanks tried to machine-gun Chinese civilians fleeing: MNM the Shanghai-llangchow rail bridge. The British officers, who W«rt then standing at
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    SHIPS FOR NAVY
    153 1 32 To Be Added This T C3T London, Ocl iiB. During the present year some :vz ship:, for HIS Ma Fleet will have i completed and put Into commission They include six cruisers, nine destroy bree submarines and fourteen mine sweepers and smaller ci Next year it
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    SOCIAL SERVICE IN U.K.
    190 1 £48 Millions Rise In Six Yean London, Oct 2« THE debate In the Hotue ol Commoni on the Addre fee the Throne continued last night and will be resum ed to-day The Government's social policy under discussion last nißht and Ln wind Ing up the debate
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    BRITISH FILMS
    123 1 New Protection Bill In Commons London. (A i 2H THE Cinematograph Film Hill sented In the Howe of Commons yesterday and th<- text, following closely on the July Whit<- 1 ;i|>»t. is by:. to-day. The bill ontintM tlon afTorded to the British film prod:, Industry by the Cinematograph
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    ARMY AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH
    806 2 STANDARD IS HIGHER Big Ann- Mala mi Tin. hurgt «i'< if.isc m Ihc jarrtoon ;ii Singapore is a mattei of km port inn iioni the public health point <>t vn'vv, statofl !>' •>' D- l(/ r.i.iiii 111 the annual report of the Biedical department W,
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    JOHORE REGENT
    143 2 Celebrates Forty-Third )tn Our Own Correspondent j Johore Bahru. Thursday. TO-DAY i.s observed as a public holiday m the State of Johore m celebration ol the birthday of His Highness the Regent and Tungku Mahkota. Sir Ismail. Thanksgiving services are being held m all the mosques and a
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    MORE LEPERS IN MALAYA
    290 2 How Problem Is Dealt ttli THE increase m the number oi seeking admission to leper tnents Is a matter of grave concern the Government and steps are being taken to deal with this problem stai Dr. R. D. Fitzgerald m the annual report of the medical
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    More Unmuzzled Dogs
    46 2 Singapore, Thur COR allowing their dogs to be doors without muzzles, three Cl ied as follows by Ifr H A rer. m the Criminal District t()-Ci>: Heng $17. Anr Sian Sin 12, and Urn Hock Toe *1 s were shot m each c
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    HEAVY SENTENCES ON PENANG COUNTERFEITERS
    342 2 Judge Disagrees In One Case: Orders m Our own Reporter Penang, Oct 28. THERE was a sensational ending 1 ,iay to tilt 'lays' Assi/e trial ol a Japanese and three Chinese who were charged with trafficking 488 counterfeit S.S. ten dollar notes, when Judge disagreed
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      24 2 JASAHI BEER and SUN STOUT* tW^g&mmk REFRESHING Still the best and the MUSI I lIISSW IiAISIIA LTD. KI'M CBAMBEBfI No. i iim.avso\ GUSH BOKUPOU.
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      50 2 MenMadeYoung Vigour Increased In 24 Hours feel ''id i'< for.' your t i »uth, Mm hood, Vitality and En< 1 'i I hours. l»i V I j:i rant< < 'l to build new M«.<ui mid new man of you m money back on reti m ot t-uu>ty pa At »*U
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    MORE DEATHS FROM TUBER CULOSIS
    84 3 MORE DEATHS FR OM TUBER CULOSIS RISE IS ALL IN SINGAPORE pjoures Over Past Ten cars rr\\\ toll of life m Singapore and Colony generally from tuber(U l, that dread disease of the K UII iv, indicated m figures given j n the annual report of the medical department by
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    RADIO TEST CASE
    284 3 Chief Justice Reserves Judgment Singapore, Thursday. I takes a radio set on trial private individual for a found m possession of the I a licence for same does it nee? uestion that will be decided Ice a'B' i-kett Terrell, the Act: i Justice, when he delivers peal
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    Notice For To-day
    50 3 A i Chiel Justice at n -in-Chambers and l OriSummoiu Mr Justice Howes m the 2nd 11 a.m. :i Uptcy 1 Mr Justice Home at 11 a.m. immona-in-Chambers m Suit. No md 1 SC m O.S. ***** and Oring Summons 142 37 at 2.15 p.m.:— tint Summons.
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    SUCCESSFUL APPEAL
    346 3 District Court Conviction Quashed Singapore, Thursday. THE submission that the District Judge had adopted a very strange procedure m accepting the unsworn inent cf the complainant madi the Police m preference to a sworn statement made by him when he evidence on oath at the trial, was made
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    CORONER'S COURT
    130 3 Echo Of Wharf Extension Tragedy Singapore, Thursday. THERE was a sequel to a fatal accident 1 which occurred at the West Wharf Extension oi the Tanjong Pagar Docks on the evening ol Oct. 21. when Mr. v. G Porter the Singapore Coroner held an inquiry into the death
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    Committed To Stand Trial
    58 3 Singap !a y Koh sioh Kwang, i Y"" 1^ hawker, was committed to stand nu trial at the next Assiaes by Mr Ivor Lewis the Fifth Magistra noornLns on a charge ol murder ol Chua Seng Toh, ;i! Pulau Brtni, on the wo n of Am
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    SATYRUS AT PENANG
    372 3 Flyinp Boat Sumy Flight m Our Own Repo Penang, Ocl A Paster Imperial Airways' England U Blnga] vice, with huge flying boats by the end of this year to replace the existing land .service, is believed to lie behind the survey flight of the flying boat Satyrus.
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    King Leopold
    35 3 don, Oct 3 1 m con- >f X;, i in- Belgians will be lun Lord Mayor n November it. folio .',(.ii <ti an add oration and a receDt ion our British Offcial wireles
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      180 3 Pur« Sllvlkrln. SILVIKKIN PRODUCTS. Pure Silvikrin H Tonic Lotion— Concentrated Liquid shampoo Powder Shampoo Solidified Brilliant. siiviiix Hair Cream Sweet Oil of Almond MADE IN ENGLAND. Distributor KAIIVMIN PINHAB, Sin R apore. MUAB NAN YANCi HOTEL AUDITS. Express Service w timet dally. 1 lIAI CHEW HOTEL, 55, Beach Road Singapoi
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      29 4 fmperfal |jemlSal Industries 3GAU J6 6 Canadtan Pacific Jft J* Chartered Bank 10J ior British American Tobacco 108 1 108 Chinese r 'o Reorgs. (London issue*
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
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      23 4 ya) ,H)U ¥J9m ;arawak) li 910 lality) Shipment W 2 Sell, c ,1 t. Dec. shipment. 3 11 16 Sell, )ct.|Dec. shipment. Mark)
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      18 4 Previou> To-day Tone Buyers is*? 16 14*11 16 ol Sellers 15 5 16 143 4
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      FOREIGN EXCHANCE
      66 4 London Oct. 28 Previous To-day Change T.T. on Pahs (closing middle rate) 148.65 147.28 -137 T.T on AinstiTdam (closing middle rate) 8961 16 89b9 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 2% Unchan T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 31 16 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate*
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      BULLION MARKET
      31 4 London. Oct. 28. GOLD Previous To-day Cha Fine Bar per m. £7 8 £7 7 (ILVER o-^t 19 15 16 19 15 16 4 monthj' forwari. liJ s iy
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      METAL MARKET
      15 4 Bpot (afternoon closing price) £207 £212 -4>, forward £207' L £212 4« 2
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      145 4 Renewed Buying On U.S. News Londoi -8. Aiiam 1 hin I ol activity occui the opening ol the London Sti doming folii ,t the lower margin requin i v Wall Btreel [nternatii illy commanded attention a I price m othei sections hardened symi.. ll In W( li n<:
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      58 4 I THE YOKOHAMA if&a SPECIE BANK LTD itM^ v m iBB Ital Butecrlbed (Fully paid i, V 100.000,000 |(L md V 134.400.000 00 YOKOHAMA mm k\\( i OMFANI i m OAPORE BRANCH CAN V()l AFFORD AN «R chambers RAFFLES PLACE. UNINSURED lOSS BY M T. YAMAMOTO. 6049 Managers Room. 5921
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      167 4 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated m China by Special Charter). 12, CECIL STREET. SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managers Office 61 M I.M-hangc Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 (able Address; "CHUNGKUO" PAID IP CAPITAL CfcL 5 40.000,000.00 RESERVE FINDS IN EXCESS OF (h. S 4.800.000.00 TOTAL ASSETS APPROXIMATELY (h. SI 800.000,000 00 BEAD OFFICE;
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    598 5 STOCKS SHARES I Issued By Fraser Company Sin] Oct. 28. 5 \)\w. 4 9 5|lU nbang 30 316 Maiay 50- 55-nom. 'm Tin 2 3 6 24 6xd mgor 172 1 7 6 W« 29 6 30 0 eriang 209 219 Im 0.40 0.44 cd Kong Tin 2 9 13
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    Johore Motorist Fined
    52 5 Singapore. Thursday MR D Thomson, a European resident ITI Of Johore Bahru. was fined $5 this morning, by Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fourth Police Magistrate, when he pl< guilty to a charge of driving a motor car lions Bukit Timah Road without a driving licence, on
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    189 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int 5 ,%***** 102 iw^rWUo 108 norn 4 ,J?J- 31 Sept. 30 113 115 norn l »U red. 1063 $2,000,000 Mar. 31 gejt 30 IQ7 1926 red. 1956-66 $22,000,000 Jjt. May 1 Nov. 1 1.18' 2 ll9'/ 2 ci. 1( J28
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    183 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Thursday Ampat 4|lo 51Batu Selangor 172 1.77 Hongkong Tin 30 :H Hong Fatt 1.12 1.17 Jelcbu 0.85 <> 90 K. Lanjul 23 23 9 Kanmntinn Tin 11 12 Katu 23 Killiiißhall 22 6 s.i 6 Kuchai 1.68 1.72 Larut 12 12|6xd Lingul 2.00 2 m London
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    Manila Cold Share Market
    43 5 Singapore, Thursday Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co, Singapore have received cabled news from Manila uivintf the following prices Last Sale Prices Previous '1,,, Antamolc 0.52 BoiiKuet Consolidated urn Consolidated Mm- 0.018 0 017 [XL i United Paracale 0.52
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      94 5 S LEVY &> CO H< ngkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Ba f hs. Daily Foreign Market < W YORK OFPEE ,V SUGAR EXCHAN HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS 1 ASSO. P. 0. Box 333 Tel: 5253—5252 Cable Addrtfi: Seleo OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves fruru th* FKAh of BURGLARS by keeping
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      303 6 -T-. r- i d f A Trpat and Glorious Musical -Spectacle! Po-irl Thoco FnthimaUir Reviews A Ljreai anu VJMIWU Kcad I nese cninusiasuc islvicw^. to nxlIV T ii! film is even better A FIRST CLABB PICTURE "A JOY TO LISTEN i> T|fAN Tlih pLAY I)A| W& i* WITH rTEN ALL
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      122 6 i SPECIAL MORNING MATINEE 10 "0 a.m. Saturda\ ALHAMBRA roNIGHT i >/ B^b^^^E^r\ I I jQ Jjj. I '*"i v i>r Itlfamtiu* hook />> R BhSieSmS KTHKI.KKDA LKHJH I^U^l y h\\} V J^m^ J^ I) arhiewm.-nt m ihe hi>tor> <.f j|HHHVxPQR Drama and romanrf! Mum fl^^^SSß V .iciinist man. tiian
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    SHARE MARKETS
    178 7 rs. Fraser Co.'s Report ire, fhi 13.00 J ning Intin share prices were more ed on the London Stock -don cabled bid.s i "iidon Tins a:id Aver Hilere were selling orders for Tins. Kamuntin cally there was very little .isacted m Sterling shares ir counters alter a dull
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    Julian Israel's Report
    145 7 Singapore, Thursday. down S2 7 8 Rubber locally ith buyers at 25 Jan. Mar. sterling tin shares are Iced down slightly on the Exchange and locally the steady with buyS Xi itas 17.50- 5T. 75. S. Hong Fatta $1.13 $1.72*0 --51.77 1 Hyds 42i 2 sl-47 4.
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    Petitions To King
    78 7 Stockholm. LcnUoui objector has sent a o King Gustav of Sweden xemptton from liability m wax f o bear and make use ot ltion was considered by memhe Swedish Government at their ting. They decided to take no for the reason that Swedish law no provision for
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    CO-EDUCATION ANY GOOD?
    98 7 Savage Fipht Between Boys \nd Girls I A BATTLE between the boys and girlfi of Christ Church Coll- educational establishment here, has resulted In the school's beinfi dosed for a month The girls had arranged to Rive a concert The buys were told that they could not
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      50 7 mmm^ n^ba """Ii |>m _5..{(J and I.IS 1 BUL BUL THINTAMANI" -E- PARISIAN" CHINTAMANI J A Cresswell. A.C.P returns next week and will assume Ollircr-in-Charge, Detect relieving Mr. D. P. McNamaru, assuming duties as Commandant. U«pt.. Kuala Lumpur, In place of J D. Hussey. AC. P.. who is soiiiK trloucto
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      203 7 NEVER HAS A PICTURE CAUSED SUCH A TERRIFIC SENSATION AS I ni 11 mm ni mm k TRAFFIC JAMMED IN LEICESTER SQ. FOR OVER two HOURS ALL NIGHT QUEUEB ON BROADWAY! HOLLYWOOD LARGEST THEATRE SOLI) OUT VOH THREE WEEKS IN ADVANCE! IT'S THE MOTION PICTURE HIT OF YEARS 2 METRO-GOLDM
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    LONDON SPORT REVIEW
    842 8 I nun ONI OWH < ..rn-xpoMil« "I m-: announcement ol th< nann ol the I Athleti. r,,r the Empin appointed botn ft the home country Only thr. n,. A A champio ll>|( Saccepl the invitation C B Holme Roberi i and P i> Ward Foui month i
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    "DYING FOR A SMOKE"
    170 8 Prisoner's Excuse For Breaking Gaol Alderney, Channel Islands. SIGFRIED BACKLUND had served only a week of his month's sentence at Alderney Gaol, when he decided that he didn't like 'the gardening work «j;iven to him Moreover, he was "dying" for a smok;\ So when the gaoler
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    GRETNA GREEN WEDDINGS
    174 8 Make The Ccrcnu I lore Roman/n I Qret BENEATH a flickering oil lamp smithy at Grctna Green a couple were married a shori ago, by Mr. Richard Renni "blacksmith-priest* 1 who had. hours before, conducted a simila tic ceremony over his anvil. The midnight bride was Mi
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    UNITING CHINA
    260 8 Effect Of Japanese Invasion London nROFESSOR Chang Peng-Chun, of I Nankai University. Tiei was destroyed m a recent bombard!: has come by air to this country 01 mission of information from the I ing zone m North China. Whili he here he will address a number ol m
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    BIRTHDAY "GIFT"
    74 8 Millionaire's Heir Gets £1,000,000 ON his 25th birthday, which brated recently. Mr Am derbilt, son of the tamou Gwynne Vanderbilt, who wa s i m the Lusitania, received a £1,000,000. His father's will provided thai slduary estate, estimated at should be paid to him m four < stalments
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      154 8 S '"^V The onl> one of its kind m ."Malaya. i Prevents scorching and can V|r be used with greater ease anJ I LJI' A^ lses lev>> current and be- 5. wt *"'> mes hot almost a> soon as V Jm switched on. H i. ls both l€ft :uld right
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    TREND OF ENGLAND'S POPULATION
    706 9 TREND OF ENGLAND'S POPULA TION I HEALTH MINISTER CONCERNED (jnr s Decline In i TIH details supplied under the I present registration system by a parer:i who registers the birth of a rbild are now regarded as inadequate to modern social needs, and it seems fairly certain that authority I
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    NATIONAL FITNESS
    233 9 I he English Central Council And Its Work THE second annual general meeting of 1 the Central Council of Recreative Physical Training, which is represent a Of all the national organisations concerned with physical recreation, wan held at the Middlesex Guildhall Broad Sanctuary. Westminster. Lord Aberdare. chairman ol
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    EXCAVATIONS AT ISTANBUL
    114 9 fo Discover The Site Of The icwpolis Some time ago Di Bo crt Dean ol the Archaeological Institute at Istanbul, and Dr. Mufit ol the Turkish Museums. started excavations on the top ol the first ol the seven Istanbul hills the lull which bears both the Aya
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    14 9 I Mr Ray Bain, the well-known State cricketer, is now stationed m Teluk Anson
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Fri. Oct. 29, 1937. ADVERTISE MALAYA
    262 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Fri. Oct. 29, 1937. ADVERTISE MALAYA MR Aylwin Probert gave the Singapore Rotarians, gathered I at their weekly luncheon 00 Wednesday, some i«ond advice which they .should make use ol when ever the opportunity occurs. Mr. Probeit said that Malayans should get together and advertise more abOUl
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    JAPAN WILL HAVE TO BE SHOWN
    882 10 JAPAN WILL HAVE TO BE SHOWN BRITISH I LABOUR views MR I I KERRAW ul thc British Labour Partj China m Septembei political economic, social and SS andtornjUcea^portto the Labour P trades Union broadcasi In SI 5 he declared thai the conflict international problem bound to have far reaching n-percus-and
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    40 10 rhc twentieth annlfcnan of the death of the great French airman Guynemer was commemorated at Le Bouri: aerodrome. l»an> The photograph shows M. Lebrun, President of the Renuhiir and M Pierre Cot the Air Muster saluting the flags. France Presse
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    PERSONALITIES
    37 10 Mrs W. Linehan. with her you; son. ha.s returned to Malaya from Home Mrs J R M. Pickthall. wife of the Superintendent. Customs and Ex Port Svvetfenham. who has beei, England, returned to Port Bwet! week
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    THE DRUG MENACE IN ENGLAND
    223 11 COVT.'S REPORT TO THE LEAGUE v Of The [ddicts Are Doctors London. MORE than one m five of the known drug addicts m this country are That is the outstanding fact disclosed m ;i Government report to the Italic of Nations on the traffic m
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    119 11 Lord Camrose, the newspaper magnate, is seen at the court for the resumed hearing of his libel action against the Fascist newspaper "Action". Lord Camrose and the Daily Telegraph. Limited, are sueing Action Press. Limited, proprietors and publishers of ".Action"; Argus Press, Limited, the printers, and Mr. John Beckett, editor
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    EDUCATING NATIVES
    230 11 Lord De La Warr On Needs Of Uganda ™t?v f i'° m broadcasting House n of rd r? e La Warr who was Central l Commission wh ich vithi.s via" B«^ fr h- a m the earl art oi education iSSS hls lm P r essions of the
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    12 11 Jesudaaon, of the Labi t(!i; "iL'. has b<MMi transferred to Sembilan SecretarJ
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    KIMBERLEY'S NEW INDUSTRY
    106 11 Lawe-Scalc Mining For Lime I Kimberley. A NEW industry has been born 50 miles west of Kimberley. It is mining for lime and although only a few months' old, it is already being carried on, on a large roale anl is expected to develop. A factory, costing
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    INDIAN RLY. REFORMS
    203 11 Criticisms Of Wedgwood Report A resolution presented by Sir thrie Russell, Chiel Commissioner of Railways, recommending that the Go vernment oi India should consider the wood Report m the light of expressed m the Indian Council of SI was earned without B division by the Council recently.
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    BROADCASTING IN CANADA
    321 11 Cftain Of Stations To Be Constructed Ottawi THE Canadian Broadcasting Corp 'inn. under Mr Gladstone Murra\ formerly pi t!.. B 8.C.,1 isteadily build [P the powerful chali radio broadcasting stations which i.s to ipan anada from coast to coast and give anadians the sort of reception thei
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      76 11 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtatnabli of tit Cimnitu ond Storm SPECIAL DINNER For the opening of "PRISONER OF ZENDA" TUESDAY NOV. 2nd. DINNER MENU $1 75 cts. Hors d'oeuvre Varies dear Turtle Soup Fillet ©I Selanfin ala Prancaise (■rilled Lamb Cutlet Iced Asparagus L Peach Melbu I IV BOOK YOUR
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    PREMIER'S TRIUMPH
    445 12 Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, made one of the most Important speeches »f his career when hi- addressed r»,ooo people after the Conservative Party Conference at Scarborough, Yorkshire. Mr. Chamberlain welcomed President Roosevelt's recent "clarion rail" to ■eacc and said the British Government would wholein ii tt-iiiv
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      43 13 L^w^l ml S^m If U RI S T P«C K ET W TC*i E S OF EVERY DESCRIPTION BEST SWISS MADE lf>2 FIRST PRIZES IN THE EXHIBITIONS. HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. JEWELLERY WATCHES REAI DIAMONDS A SPECIALITY RENE ULL!VIANN RifHw flare. *\r, \PORK
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    MENUS FOR THE WEEK
    1067 14 MENUS FO R THE WEEK tPI II JAM CHARLOTTI I• a POOD ot lelatin Tea poon ol Salt cup ot Peach Jam poon oi Lemon Juice up oi cream i whippi 1 i 'i -.i poon oi Almond Extract 1 Cup ot Chopped nched Almonds Bhredded Coconut ted) or Strips
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      178 15 Ta tourist's siioppi.\i;t j <-« bih; DRY CLEANING HAIR-DRESSER CHEAPER CLEANING. T Join our Contract System. TIIK continental A New Wireless Permanent Waving Some Examples. Machine Ladies' dress, from America cleaned pressed 80 cts. at Gent ssuit> 1 MAISON PERM cleaned Dressed $1.00. i 1 Stamford Road Tel 4610 For
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    SHIP BUILDING COSTS
    598 17 Warning That They Be Reduced A WA that n shipbulldln n wric not reduced tion and unemployment would overtake the .ship building Industry, due to lack ol order ounded bj Lord Craigmyle man of the P and O. Com] luncheon following the launch row-in-Furness ol the v
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    110 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDI If II \\li\u\l s OK EXPECTED lo ARRIVE KEPPEL HASBOUI Main Wharf: Camphuijs, Recorder. OU Wharf: Tourcolng. VESSELS IN DKY DOCKS Keppel Harbour No. 1 Dock: Lch Sir H Anderson, Toba. sh 'P (iodoun Entrance I \u Gate Gate Planciiu 22 l 1 Meonia 1;;
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    BASQUE REFUGEES
    145 17 To Co Into New Home Shortly •By Air Mail* London, Oct. 15. IHE 200 Basque child refugees who have been living m huts near Newbury m Berkshire, are shortly to be moved to Bray Court, near Maidenhead, which was formerly a hotel. Bray Court is being furnished with
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    TRADE RISING
    79 17 Board Of Trade Returns For September (By Air Mail* London, Oct. 14. rHE latest Board of Trade figures for September indicate that the fean expressed m some quarters that the increase m Britain's home and overseas trade has reached its peak were unfounded. The li^ures for September are:
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      290 17 BURNS I*llll l» M\i:. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MERKUR Oct. 29 Nov. 3 MARELLA Nov. 2y Dec. 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. B passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel.
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      127 17 X. V. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. i lncorporated m Japan*. To LONDON via Penang, (nlombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. IDJ. TERUKUNI MARU Nov. 10 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Nov. 25 ss. "HARUNA MARU Dec U Rates to Ist Clas.s 2mi class Naples $497 $540 $317
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      279 17 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! m i TO-DAY FOR PER DAifi AND TIMi Pinang giberg Oct 2 9 8 a m ng PaiK-.aii Siberg 29 8 a.m. 8. Soon Hen- 29 9 a.m. •a Tembilahan Eanka 29 1 p m -nth-West Sumatra. S.-East p >. Celebes, Moluccas and Dill y Plancius '4$
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    BROKEN-HEARTED COMEDIAN
    139 18 Plays On \ndCollapSi I ond Brown, M before him of tn<- aeain tbi I DIM lon H'PLAYI I) IN OAMST rnbulanci i imberland i take I. Xi Stephen Hospital, Fulham, B.^ 1 ti Id thai R could l m w11) i own BhOW. -said Ul a 1 1
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    208 18 Buildings Exhibits Will Cost tlO Millions 4 'i own thai will havi a population of A between 80.000 and 200,000 stand now hall buili at Bellahouston Park, Bin i nary, this 170- acre beauty i ransfonned Into b place electricHj stations, restaurants, dstand hops and pavilions When the
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    60 18 I Mi Br iwen William* only child ol Mr and Ifn W J Williams, ol WhitNorthumberland, was mi h K;m! it] .1 onlj child ol Mr and Mi V Kan I Rich mond, Surrey .it Holy Trinity Bromp ton 011 Sept 18 Mr W J William.. v. ill be remembered
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    PREMIER TRIES NEW SEATS
    91 18 Mr NcvUlt C hambt -rlain. the Prime Minister, and his wife were ammr: the first Londoners to try out the new s» ats installed m St. James's Park as part of the brighter narks' campaiun launched In Sir Philip SassOOn, Firsi Commissioner «>1 Works. The teat*
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    SCHOOLBOY TRAGEDY
    252 18 Killed Himself Because Of Homework Johannesburg. THE tragedy ol an LI -year-old boy who killed himaell because he wa«s reprimanded ibout nil school homowork. n;ts told here during the Inquest i 11 Jan Jacobus Treurnlcht, Mr. X Treurnlcht, the mother of ihe boj .'id that on the daj
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    INDUSTRY & THE WORKER
    248 18 INDUSTRY THE WORKER Plea For Dei Interest INDUSTRY'S responsibility workers,and the value of sity education to thi v. n discussed terence of the Confederation Associations at Oxford rec< Sir Wyndham Deed»>>. vice-ch of the British Council of Social said that Industry must take interest m the leisure of its work<
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    POLITICAL CHANCES
    235 18 Scope Of Inquiry In Hyderabad THE message from the Nizar derabad and Berar to tl tive Council, read by the Prime Sir Akbar Hydari. recently s1 for some time past his Exalted I had given anxious thought to tni biem < i increasing the association ween ins people
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    57 18 Mr F O Rasmussen will Europe on retirement by the J> U>-day He will join Mrs m Genoa and they will tour making their home m ai Mr Ka.smussen first arrived In at the end of 1899 He has I ?d m planting m Johore. Mala Negri Sembilan and was
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    INDIA & SUGAR AGREEMENT
    176 19 INDIA SUGAR AGREEMENT Assembly's Refusal To k dment opposing the ratiflca- the international agreement re ;ilation of production and .sugar signed m London on earned m the Indian Legismbly recently by 66 votes to dment automatically devernment resolution recomtie Governor-General to raivement. but the opinion here it the Indian authorities
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    GRAND DUKE VLADIMIR
    260 19 r Heir-Apparent To Russian Throne >By Air Mail) London Oct. 9. c shady ■-> of Thames-side Green is a Georgian house that exiled royalty still m ing a Shadow Court. :>emaid m cap and wers the door set between (iow-boxes of pink geraniums tt the pillared porch
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    LAND SPEED RECORD
    171 19 Aspirant Confident Of Lowering It Bristol m IN a tiny back-street garage on the ouf- skirts of Bristol, lives a young man who hopes to beat Sir Malcolm Campbell's land speed 301.1 m.p.h. record. He is motor mechanic Maurice Knapp —28. red-haired, sood-looking. and an ex-public schoolboy
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    DEATHBED VOW FULFILLED
    241 19 Norma Shearer To Reappear hi Films ALTHOUGH Norma Sheare? o VU]|) A i rhalb million •ill'- )ni< m. Is still h( Pn at hideath, she intend to tai phisticated comedy Th< reason Is not her need for money In' 1 1 1 1 1 1 a a
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    BOYCOTT OF JAPAN
    88 19 Australian Unions Take Action T Ht Trades and Labour Council, repre. A seating ail the union, m South Australia, passed a resolution recently i boycott of Japanese ?ooda and recommending the Australian Council tc ret similarly througl Dion wealth. Speakers at tin- meeting declared tha( this action
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    35 19 To reinforce troops already m Shanghai, men of the Ist Battalion Durham I.iSht Infantry are here seen preparing at Blackdown Barracks, near tarnborough. Hampshire, to leave for China. They embarked on Oct. Hi. Planet News
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    SHARE "SHARKS"
    111 20 Bill To Curts Their Activities L [ELATION to curb shai to be devised shortly or of the recommendations of menl m'.ttee over whii bald Bodkin, former Direct ecutions, presided. Th< will be examiiK commit; Ministers, who the terms of the Bill, to t> In Parliament Th? nost Important
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      253 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Oct. 28 Total for Book/> Close financial Company Dividend To Dato Ex Div year Banßrin sr',5 r Int. Oct. 15 Nov 5 OrV 18 Hitam Tin s'; Int. Nov. 3 No y o mqv 4 Kamunting Tin 12%% Final N ov 11 not
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      802 20 ON THE RADIO j 4 I Radio Manila M II 3f> METP^ 1 1' r:i 10 y2« oin ys— s.2o pm. to 10.20 p.m Kir 420 p m. to 10.20 p.m !it times KZRM may change 1U vnveit-nffths due to atmospherlr condltioas. U. S. A. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMMES The following are
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      407 20 f PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C i Singapore Station On 225 Metre ■Vi ifflea Hotel Orchestra, undi .mi irmmn- tion of Da! Hopkins. Relas p.m.:— Malay Music G Kaffles Hotel. phone Record,): "Hatl Yang ™n**gg m 10.00 p.m.r-Close Down. Ll Miss Siti Mordjemih. "Mas Inten wai tz", Miss Euli
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      16 20 estra, conducted by Boris Marieff. 9.50 p.m.— Time signal. Classical music (recorded). 10.20 p.m.— Close down.
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    FULL TEXT OF JAPAN'S REPLY TO BRUSSELS
    657 21 fust, Equitable And Realistic Result Impossible I tie full text of the rnment's reply to the ■ian Government to m the Brussels Conference under the Nine-I' nese Governnu the i knowledge receipt of the bale under date Oct. 20, by Royal Government, m
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    APPEAL FAILS
    216 21 Acid Thrower Who Ran Away From Singapore Singapore, Thursday. •THE Police. I was told, had come to 1 my house to look for me and I was advised to run away and so I sacrificed mv business m Singapore and went away to Kuala Lumpur. As a hawkei
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    SOVIET PURGE
    123 21 Kremlin Official Himself Denounced THE •■> of Trotskyiffi wrecking are claimed to have been cleaned up at Birobidzhan, the first Jewish autonomous district In Soviet Russia, which hailed as a rival to Palestine m the il a Jewish homeland. M. Khavkin. Seei i the Com' munist Party for
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    League Of Chinese
    46 21 Berlin, Oct. 27. A meeting of delegates from the Chint munitles m Burop here, have decided to form B 'League of Chinese abroad for the defend the nation." The new League will be Imbued with the political views ol Chiang Kai Shek Reuter
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    CHINESE STATEMENT
    319 21 Review Of Shanghai Position tup U mini Is the text ol an communique Issued I Headq the beginning ol Octol Chini tion at si. on i v consisted th< »rs: lini joinii tibourhood »»t Katiim and Nanzian The .second sector was a horizontal line running along the south
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    WALL STREET
    139 21 Drastic Revision Of 1 Requirements Washington, Oct. L'B A DRASTIC revision of the Stock M margin requirement I ctive from Nov. 1, is announced by the Federal Reserve Board. The margin for the purchase of securitle luced from 55 to 40 per cent On short .sales, a margin
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    EUROPEAN ON TRIAL
    359 21 EUROPEAN ON TRIAL \//(<>t J Veplipent Driving Sii AN I 1. of c.i halid bm M Bhaik by car "m a tnanni er human life," :st a young Burop ell, before Mi L C Ooh. the Fourth P Evidence waa I Good and Minns, while ;i police «'"n stable testified
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    RETAIL TRADE
    45 21 Evidence Of British Prosperity v A FURTHER Indication ol Britain's prosperii bember retail ti pori i 8 i» \y ptember cent. i than In since May, when thi 1 1 (i by The value <>: the end of Beptembei than piled British Offcial wireles
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    BUKIT TIMAH
    293 22 Training Starts For the link: 0 W on ration I nd the secon< i wcil thai caught tin eady canter .ooK h 11 J rlongs. Waeterc wa irticularlj lit form, finishing a" three quartei Hop Char (Sleigh) head a did to a medium pace gallop ovei six furtl
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    CULTURAL TIES BIND CHINA AND INDIA IN AN AGE-OLD FRIENDSHIP, SAYS LECTURER
    317 22 CULTURAL TIES BIND CHINA AND INDIA IN AN AGE-OLD FRIENDSHIP, SAYS LECTURER I Did Clll fricn« Wl listAonl II 1 other vith [i ns r llv phllo i Indi themseh 5,,. about Calcutta, Dr Chen said thai about the worse people he had lli( t v>( l( the customs officials
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    ARMY BOXING
    173 22 Inniskillings Beat Gunners THE Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers visited Blakan Matl on Wednesday to meet Ith Hea •rv Royal Artillery In friendh Boxing Tournament A very lively nlgn as witd. The Skins won six flghts out ol three ol these were by the A betwei n Gunnei Claridge and
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    £32,000 For China
    32 22 I ondon, Od 28 THE Lord Mayor o! London's fund tor relit 1 ol dlsl resa In China wa launched to daj and Ihe first list ol 000 Reuter
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    KEPPEL GOLF
    182 22 Reduced Membership Fees pONCERN over the (all m membership v duiing recent years led the members ol the Keppel Golf Club to agr» •heir annual meeting last night. tion m the entrance fee for members from $50 to $25 It is hoped that the reduction will attract sufficient
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    To-Morrow's State Rugby
    41 22 n invited to n ipor< Malacca sec on Saturday a a Lundon, A f Cr; D M Henderson n. H G Riches, \> M Walker. E N GriffithEC c Olllett; D a tston, a D Anderson r.nd i vn
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    China Relief
    50 22 A 1 $1,056 io being the n fis ol ;i performance Step-Mother 1 staged by member "i Hie Merrilads Musical Association a1 the Happy World on on 22 duly paid t<i th< i I sum of $2,400,000 c: 0 tar been remitted to tlic Executive Yuen N nkin
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    22 22 Berl The establishment gation m Berlin la announced <i by Herr relay. Hi herto the Siaraea London has included G territory.— Reuter
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    INNISKILLINGS BEAT MEDICALS
    317 23 -29 POINTS TO THREE Superiority Behind The Scrum Singapore, Thursday. TIIK Royal Inniskilttng Fusiliers Rugby fifteen still merrily continue m a winning ?ein. After disposing: of the 3th Heavy Brigade, X..V. on Saturday last and the Royal Army Medical Corps a ie\v days previous, they met and
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    S'PORE YACHT CLUB
    255 23 fc ru Wins Daniels is sailed at the Royal SingaA :ht Club on Wednesday last t il cup. The cup m question Is Cup, given by Mr. W. lels, the Netherlands Con- for annual competition yachts of the team vvin•>Tport Cup. ni the occasion the i w
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    P. BRANI HOCKEY
    52 23 35th Co., R.E/s Beat 7th Heavy Battery sth Co.. Royal Engineers, defeated h Heavy Battery. Royal Artilby four goals to* nil. m a h played at Pulau Brani All four goals were scored Tho score at half-time was Phillips were the outstandthe winners while Spence Wtn prominent
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    TOWN HEALTH
    109 23 demerit Of Singapore Municipality pore Municipal health for the week ended Oct there were 258 deaths, with 253 m the previous with 213 m the correspond- year. ea of death were: I -is 32; malaria 11; convulsions 15; dysenteritla 22. of zymotic dia kenpox 20 cases with leprosy
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    GARRISON GOLF
    89 23 Col. And Mrs. T. L. Rogen Win Monthly Mixed THE Garrison Golf Cluto'l monthly 1 mixed foursome.s for October wa^ played at Tanglin on Wednesday and resulted m a win for Col. and Mrs Rogers with a net score of 32U The following cards were returned:Col. and Mrs
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    SILVER WEDDING
    78 23 Mr. And Mrs. Wilfred Perreau Of Singapore MR and Mrs, Wilfred v, popu* lar Bura firlebratcd the 25th annivei their marriage '•>' thei] home, 4. M on the 26th, whe were th recipients f a lan number <>f pn fror»i relatives and Their daughtei if'i (i aa hostess,
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    ISLAND CLUB
    64 23 Women's October Bogey fffl bland Club women's October t> 1 competition, played nvei the first nine hold.s yesterday, resulted m I tie en Mr.s E. Ruddock and Mrs. J. G. Curric. both returnin ,10 01 all .sauan Twelve curds were taken out and the following returned: Mr.s. c.
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    POLO IN BATAVIA
    48 23 POLO IN BAT A VI A Malayans Lead On First Three Chukkers 81 1 A CABLE received fron I chukkers of the mat* oi three) four. it h, and the! final i be pij Malaya i fPahan 1 i> ito I Mit E 8 i] I. 1 < •k
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    POPPY DAY
    91 23 Pipers At Raffles Hotel Dance PCOTTIBH and [rtsfa pipers from fheRayed Inniakilling Fusilier And the Gordon Highlanders will be heard at Raffles Hoicj on Tuesday, N vhen the >( >p. dance takes pi The cabaret, full partlculai hich viii be announced later, w.n Include Irish the Irish pip
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    26 23 Flying Boat Anchorage Off Siamese Island HE tmj* rial Ail Comm and S im r< rmnerla] Ail b nd, In th< Gull o'clocl I
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    RAFFLES UNDERGRADUATES PILE UP 43 POINTS
    623 23 RAFFLES UNDERGRADUATES PILE UP 43 POINTS Runaway ictory Over Graduates innual Slni apore, Thursd |ISPLAYI rtty and v rly m the threeouarter line he Undergrads of Raffles Collegi rented thi Graduates In the annual fixture on the College mound to-day by ■w points H goals and a try) to three
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    LOCAL PADANG HOCKEY "DERBY"
    479 24 "RECS" WIN />> Brotnberg Was Too Well Marked Miifftpof* ThmnUj. nui ITBR M»«««i :ittark :111ll 4 Singapore K« < roals t« (hr vp !;r -hi Uin the MUM OUi thrv M( up the mmtch irai l» M:in( johan Bromberg. th( sis flashes' oi brilUani >rk COMBINATION
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    S.G.C. ASSOCIATES' PRIZE
    208 24 Won B\ Miss C. A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 A special competition for Associates 9 holes on the new course was pi ■d on Wednesday afternoon and re ?d m a win for Miss C. A. Phillip with net score of 27. Fifty six
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    SMALL UNITS HOCKEY
    138 24 30th Co., R.E. Beat 7th Heavy Battery, R.A. IN the Small Units knock-oul tournament at Changi 30th Co.. Royal Engine* Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, by i goals to two. Play was fast and either >:c like scoring first, but the Gunn< tually opened accounts through Aveling after
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    TANGLIN RUGBY
    95 24 hort Canning Deai ie«From Terror A fast game of rugtaj fo° lt A played at Tanglin vest.: bween Fort Canning and a HMS. Terror, the Fort run. winners by six points (two penaJ to three points < one try. The Terror started McCarthy opened the scoring Bix took
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    Khalsa Hockey
    37 24 In a hOCkM matched played Khalsa Association ground on day, the 34th Co., RoyaljEnKii.;the Association second XI d\ to nil. lUll Yesterday the Association the team from the minesw rinn by three goals to one.
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