Morning Tribune, 9 November 1937

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE _._No. 23& SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, November 9, L937 FIVE CENTS
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    THE FINAL BATTLE FOR SHANGHAI?
    570 1 BIG JAPANESE PUSH BEGINS IN CHINESE TROOPS HARASSED REFUGEES SEEK PROTECTION BEHIND thunder of artillery echoing through Shanghai is testifying to the furious fighting on the Western front, probably marking one of the battles in the Shanghai war. The battle began at dawn, when the
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    19 1 tidon, N The King and Q« I noon to Buckingham Palace of Helli then durinc England- British Official News
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    BRITISH CLAIMS TO BE FILED
    93 1 Damages In Far London. Nov 8 MR ANTHONY EDEN stated In tinCommons to-day that the ConsulGeneral al Shanghai had hem instruct ed to lilr claims by Britons in the Inter national Settlement for compensation for damage due to the Sino-Japanese hostility The Consul-General will examine
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    MR. TONG LAU
    106 1 Official Denial Of Rumoured Death AREPORI appealed in the Chinese press in Singapore last week stating that Mr. Tom Lao. a former Consul-General for (hina in Shij-a pore, had been killed while on ;i journey from Nanking to Shanghai I>\ train. The main friends of Mr. Tong
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    EXPRESS BOMBED
    55 1 Over 200 Killed And Wounded Nanking Nov h IPORE than 200 were killed and wound ed when six Japanese planes bombed the Southbound Blue Express this morn- < •at Bsuchowfu on Ihe Tientsin Pukow railway, accordln report i received by the Ministry ol Railways, which add.s that seven
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    JAPANESE STORM TAIYUANFU
    316 1 Third Oj City Taken \jter )rim Con/ lie I Peiping, N<»v. n. Till streets ol Taiviianfu were the scene of a grim conflict the afternoon as the Japanese troops gradually enlarged their Rains, in ring the defenders southward. M p.m. the Japanese artillery cum pleted the third
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    56 1 )n the ground Ihe pro\ maintenance ol civil aerodronu ter for the State rather than for the local authoril nd thai in Lo where there is little wuld be prohibitive tl lon Count} Council I I Purpo Colon. which h the matter under con Sideration report I that would be
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      32 1 ON OTHFR PAGES J Pace Penang Ambulance l i. it For (hina V .ction Under Companies' Ordinance '.> i Vlarket Prn >■ l v, Wally Hammond I i In Amateur pore Ki Handicaps 1
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      70 1 iKLIM now enables you to I give your children PURE milk, that is n for ||ii|W| A drinking, and at r. >>le Itf-U^l I prices, no matter wl > I J __B______| mav OHI ol lhe mai KUM Ml kia it needed a _;\<iiis I t I k There li
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    AMBULANCE UNIT FOR CHINA
    142 2 42 VOLUNTEERS! LEAVE PENANG Due lu Singapore To*Morrow TIN lirst detachment of the IViiuin* overseas Chinese Ambalanee Volunteers is due In Singapore tomorrow I.n the Nan der llawlen en route lor serviie in China. Th. 12 members In all, who have ed both the practical and
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    HARBOUR SAFE
    45 2 Ships To Call At Shanghai A Again Shanghai, Mew 8 Following the withdrawal of the chmce forces from Pootuns the harbour hen- i again sab for 'hipping and expected the principal British and American shipping line.-, will soon a call at Shanghai Reuter
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    ANTI-COMINTERNPACT
    133 2 ANTI-COMINTERN PACT 'Brigaded Hostility To -T-l C a" The Soviet THE con Ul welcoi fXfhl d enen will take profound Iv iinderstandii >' Teleeraoh in commentinß on tni an" Comintern Pact, but the measure wWch will banish all unea irt WUI have to be profound Indeed c^-jet 1 Thi brieaded
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    ARMS FOR JAPAN
    93 2 Commons Statement On British Exports London, Nov 8. |N the Commons to-day. asked if I anv munitions were at present being exported from Britain to Japan Mr. ohver Stanley said: •As previously explained tiie British Government considers 11 contrary to public interest to publish particulars ot licenses
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    Endangered His Life
    76 2 Singapore, Monday A "4-YKAR-OLD Malay. llamui bin tvaA rim, was brought up this morning the Second Bolice Court on a charge S "negligently doing an act which was Likely to endanger his own life. Karnn denied the prosecutions alle•i thuJ he crossed the railway line oi K-imnong
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    HITLER & MOSCOW
    40 2 HITLER MOSCOW Bound By Economic Ties Paris. Nov 6 both rlfht unci lefl -tog, T dub lhe new [talo-Japanese-i against <'<>>" n m a sl; Ty.»te^ Sn.'Tpi:,,, from Kliel »na Hltmic Ke^Sal ties «on*c,',t,d by tre«»v which has "<>< been ated." Reuter
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    CHEKIANG LANDING
    113 2 Large Chinese Reinforcements Sent T HK Allowing official C^uniQUe I dated Nov 7 is issued b* the Chi "'Th.* 'SSSW mmf'OUgm and J«--p; ,C n ;a tohow Creek remain Unchanged. The situation is likel> to become a stalemate Chinese reinforcements are being rushed to check tlie Japanese advance
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    Dog Unficesed?
    52 2 Sijgapwre. Monuky Mr Frank Merrells appeared on a summons this morning before Mr. L. C Goh the Fourth Police Magistrate for keeping dog without a licence oar Oct. 12 Defendant claimed trial and the ca^e was postponed to Dec. 10. Mr A. J Bra" a bemt? retained for
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    ANTI-NAZI OFFENCES
    59 2 Diet Orders Amnesty hi Danzig THK Diet is to-day ordering an am for all convicted of offem e the Nazi regime before Oct. 1. The amnesty is in the nat... grand gesture on the part of the National Socialists, following their obtaining more than two-thirds ma the Diet,
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    Had No Licence
    71 2 Singapore. Monda\ Lee Fook and Ngai Ah Kai. two Cmtonese males living in Tiong Bahru were this morning each fined by Mr L L Goh the Fourth Police Magistrate, $6U. in default one month r.i. for possesstetg dutiable liquor without a licence; $1, or 6 months r.i.
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    Brussels Conference
    89 2 London I Replying to Mr. Vyvyan Adams in tht Commons to-day. Mr. Eden brie:' plained the present situation read the Brussels Conference. As was he added, there was no time limit in the Conference resolution for the Jan answer to the Conferences note The composition of the small
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      96 2 MenMadeYoung Kgour Increased In 24 Hours If um feel oi<i before your lima gnabla t<> enjoy th. pleasures <'t youth, tnk«- Dr. Nlxon'a Vl-Tabe and restore 6 our Manhood, Vltallti and Bnerfry. reaull In '-'i houra, Dr. NI Vl-Taba lire a new dlaoovery and guaranteod '<■ build new blood aad
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      97 2 /2 It's such a relief u./ to know one can ww w^ \>» r a A make sure ot \<6-** Jf>x> Personal Freshness >— Jir D >* sin *p'> i s > n TOILET oUAr Personal freshness is so important we're lucky to have Lifebuoy Toilet Soap to guard it
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    ACTION UNDER COMPANIES LAW
    462 3 CONVICTION FOR PROMOTER \I is understood Colony Enactment oingapore. Monday. MjRS Rennie, Lowick and Comoanv. retaries, were this afternoon acd bv Mr. L. C Goh. the Fourth tra'te, when a charge of having v.ed a prospectus in relation to an :;r fded company, namely. Pnjlips ic
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    "MEAN METHODS"
    286 3 Stall Holder's Attempt To 'From Our Own Correspondent' Johore Bahru, Nov. 7. I AM going to be severe with you and give you an exemplary mentcnce, because had you done this to a f emak. in all probability you would have got /way with your mean method. I*.'"1
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    Alleged Jewellery Theft
    73 3 Singapore. Monday. /■•HENG CHENG CHYE. a well-dressed I 16- year-old Chinese appe-.red be--1_» Mr L. C Goh this morning, on a chaw of committing {heft of one signet ring, a pair of gold bangles and one brooch, the property of one Madame Chiang Ten Muey. valued a
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    GIRL KILLED
    76 3 Fatal Accident On Bukit Timah Road Singapore, Monda A 15- YEAR -OLD Chme.se girl was killed, while another aged 1(5 and a woman of about 40 were seriously injured when a motor car bearing a. Johore number and driven by a Chinese Irom Singapore was reported to hav*
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    POPPY DAY DANCE
    366 3 To-night s Entertainment Singapore, Monday. BOOKINGS Hi ihe Poppy Day Dance at Raffles Hotel this evening are heavy, and Intending patrons advised to reserve their tables without delay, h.e. the Governor and Lady Thorn;. s will Lh* present, and many Singapore hostesses are giving li dinner parties
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      72 3 Law Notice For To-day ■> Mr Justice Mills. Mr. Justice and Mr. Justice Home in the 2nd il 10.30 a m. ol Criminal Appeal:- Rex v.v r court of Criminal Appeal re the Acting Chiei Justice In M '*> Appeal Rex vs. Chia K re Mr Justice Howes in 2nd
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      159 3 ETON HIGH SCHOOL (junction of Selegie ML »d |^rt St. There are vacancies in all classe^ 'iPrlaS-S to the Senior Cambrtcg i Shorthand. Book-keeping i> writing also taught FREE OF CHAKU h MR "W*" -;j rir_*_l T lUM__ crown of the TOW heod Complete i Outfit. LVIKRIN PRODUCTS. I Pure
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      64 3 ie dine under the stars in the coolest Restaurant in Town SINGAPORE Tei. v V 1 11 POII I II QI I I t «-iaa*iai^HHf. -*MVMM^MMa»fla___M^____MM__i^M__H__M_K«^--M-"- a -«»«--aa»--^H^n NEW STirCK OF i r\ _^^i_**_sv COLD /*3l-ssk POCKET CHROME f^Wrll STAINLESS HjyP/J STEEL WRISTLET W A T CHES l U S
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      94 4 N Previous ch EUBBEft Ton« Dull Q' (2nd Forward) Dec. Buyers 7 Sellers. ]h (3rd Forward) Jan Mar. Bu.. Sellers. 7 April J. 7', 7 PALM OIL (Malaya) Prevloui in bulk Nov Dec. shlpi 15-0 value Unchai COPRA (Straits. F.M.S.) Nov. Shipment £14-13-9 sell £14-6-3 sellers SAGO FLOUR
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      63 4 mdon, Nov. 8. Previous To-cluy Change T. on Paris (closing middle ratei 147 10 147.07 —.03 i T. on Amsterdam (dosing middle rate) 9 03> 2 o>i T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 12 5 Uncl TT on Hongkong u-losinr selling rate) ***** Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing
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      METAL MARKET
      14 4 TIN Standard Previous To-dav Change 800l (afternoon closing price) ;J Forward ElB4
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      BULLION MARKET
      13 4 ■OLD To-day Chai Fine Bar per 01 n T IM|l d
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      123 4 Lond Previous To-day DutWttl 107 6 106 Dunlop Rubber 33 3 32 9 General Electrir 78 10» 2 78 7' ImDenal Chemical Industries 36 6 36Imperial Tobacco 155 152 6 Anglo-Dutch 319 30 4' 2 Canadian Pacific 8^ 8 London Tin <New Share) 4- 3 10 1
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      55 4 11l RBKK New York. Previous To-day Chnn°e Tone Dull Easy Spot Buyers 14 916 14^ j J6 Sellers 14 1116 14 2 __3 16 Jan Mar. Buyers 143 4 14 7 16 _3 is Sellers 14% 14 9 16 TIN Tone Weak Quiet Spot 44 1 a
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      SHARE MARKETS
      156 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Renort MINING. Tm at midda> «.«*> S9l. down S4. As usual on Monday there la r.o news from London but the weekend advices from Wall Scieet were ain extremely disappointing with illy all furIhei all round fall. Price ut Tin were marked down all round
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      The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Assn.
      74 4 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENI Singapore, Monday Buyers. Sellers. No. I X.R.S.S. In case_ (FOB. No 22 9.16 Good FA Q. m bale. 0.8. Nov.- 21 13 16 21 I! iX.R.SS Spot-loose rawardabie S'oore; do. N.. 22 DJan 23 do. Apr. Ju 23 8 23
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      51 4 THE YOKOHAMA A SPECIE BANK, LTD. M I 7 ln 1880) aVIIH 'I'll V *****0 00( 111 134.400.000 0( Hill I 1311 MA \\< I < OMPANI I h CAN VOl Ml OKI. AN UNINSURED LO BY T YAMAMOTO l 1 11 I. V 121. ral om« I 128. V
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    759 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Singapore. Nov. 9. 5 p m. Buyers Sellers 3 10'-. 43 Kumbs 30- 31 e Malay 50 55 -nom. Hitam 27 6 290.90 0.95 nn Tin 22 9 23 9 Selangor l.47> 2 1.574 na Malay 28- 29 ..deriang 20- 21- m Tin
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    120 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Monday Batu Selangor 155 l 60 Hongkong Tin 27- 28 6 Hong Fatt 0.99 1.03 K. Lanjut 216 22 6 Kamunting Tin 10 9 11 9jcd KUlinghall 23- 24Katu 23- 24 0 London Tin 3|10y a 4 10i 2 Mambau 0.62 0.67 Pangnga Rivei 8- 8
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    30 5 Singai Messn S E Levy and < ipore received cabled news from Manila ag the followin Sale Pliers Previous To-day Antamok 0.017 0 0.60 United p o
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    Police Band
    64 5 The Police Band, under Mr. J. C Hitch, will play the following programme at Waterloo Street this evening (Tuesday* beginning at 7 p.m. March. 'When the Moon with Glory Brightens.' Arbueklc; Overture "The Moumiu. Monckton and Talbot. PotPourri. Popular Songs.'" Band( Walse. •Columbine.*' Gardener. An De Ballet and
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    207 5 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAUTT PIAtNG MUNICIPAL Mar. 31 Sept 30 in? inj red. 1947 $1,600* 666 m nom Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 no nom 909 red. 1955 $1,066,600 nom ion 31 8e P t 3° 113 115 nom J red. 1963 $2,000,000 1 SS- 3 I S ,n
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      245 5 S. E LEVY CO Shanghai, Hongkong, Mai i Sii gapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers i tftd Daily Foreign Market Cab; s and Quota! > NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANi < OMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF. N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO ROARD OF TRAD' HONGKONG SHARK BROKERS' ASSO. P. 0. Box
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    REPORT OF AIR SERVICE
    564 6 To tlamburg And Biu I Day I FLIGHT to Ham&urg and back a) daylight hours of an autumn da appeal to ev< rv on** aa for an idle day, writes the aeronauti correspondent of "The Times," I if one eould have ehosen. v the samplin. traveller
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      121 6 mm --aaa- ._< Mr «W «mv _W 4W -BW MWmmmmmW t M-\_______W _^_______W 4-aftaV a-fta-V -W P a-Baa-V a-a-aS-*- aSmSSa^ mmmUmW -MmW j STRAITS CABARET l PHONE 4184 Anson Road. Singapore. J TEA DANCI ON EVERY MONDAY, TIESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FROM 6 P Jf, to <j p.m.
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      152 7 -J (.tf/V/ Far Eastern Premiere a-% --_,---^a_ s MONDAY Nov. 15th! CAPITOL at 9 5 p m j The Entire Proceeds of this Performance will be in aid of the CHINA RED CROSS FUND NEW UNIVERSAL S THRILLING SEQUEL TO ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT S THE ROAD BACK"!
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      224 7 aa— UST NIGHT! M5 MS A DRAMA-A MINUTE £^1 Exposes New Adventures of Heroic Men and Women in White SK— A crack express plow off the rails SEE— What happens when a millionthrm,nM' n eatl OS^ t n^ ob,llZefora dollar beau( y ma«»es a man "who thrilling Disaster Call r
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    £12,000 REFUSED FOR AN IDEA
    101 8 CHILD'S SKELETON May Throw Light On Life Of 20,000 Years Ago T been I Utah accord Uon on the A. hit period, and sc lid tlic llt<- dl tli.lt Fragments ol bom in brum. p. i and awls entirely dlfferenl In dences ol ore\ lure
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    APPLE PACKING
    106 8 Canada's Representative Had Technique And Charm C! rilll ShOW A„!»l«' i Ml hrklnrm.lwoman, wno 10 miles rrom here to taw M, [sobel Stilling sefecli 1 h Colun i a r a person with the Joint requirements ol •t apple-packing technique a Pro StillinKfleel the long i England, officii
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    MEDICAL DISCOVERY
    148 8 Dye As Weapon Against Cancer a < aw^-a-ff-fiK^^ nf thr bodv to control them Prrvio v the dye had been lound u l ui ■ontroliini* haemorrhages due tf tuberculosis, pleurisy, rancor and Ul- r s n has -Aso been used Ln the treatment ol anaemia. The doctor, said
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    X-RAY MARTYR
    140 8 DROF. Charles Vaillant. pioneei Roent P .ens Rav experimenter, recently underwem his 14th surgical operation r X -ray dermatitis. The exact nature J,? thr disease is still a mvstery to medi ""Tlfe 1 professor has successively lost his tin-ers his hands, the whole of one wm Ind one-half
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    INSTRUMENT PERFECTED
    292 8 Instantaneous Readin Of Minute Weight (By Air Mail) (From O.ir Oun Correspondent KS instrument capable of measui ins the weight of a pencil mark mi a postage stamp, or of a minute piece of cotton down, has just lx perfected by a young Glasgow in ventor. Its possibilities
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    23 8 Mr. Leslie Tribe, of Blenheim I Teluk Anson, has returned from homi leave and resumed duties. During absence Mr Fraser acted for him
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    BUILT CITY WHILE IN EXILE
    333 9 EX-SPEED BOAT ■"Out rn"()f Whale Buy Nassau, (Bahamas). Betty Carstairs, the famous •ntish woman speedboat "ace" went into voluntary exile in the imas Islands three years ago, built a miniature self-contained for herself on Whale Bay, some tiles from here. >he is known as "Queen
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    POLAR CAMPS
    164 9 How Scientists Carry On Their Work I BR and darkness have come into own.'* report the Soviet fcienencamped on the drifting ice-floe rth Pole, in their latest messbe received in Moscow. iximum height of the sun over Hi equals three degrees, which our astronomer considerable In making his
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    WAR ON FILMS
    169 9 Cardinal's Campaign In Canada Quebec UJAR has been declared on "immoral". films by Cardinal Villeneuve head of the Roman Catholic Church in Ca nada He is trying to get people throughout the province of Quebec to enrol m a Catholic Cinema League which would boycott cinemas showing
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    WEATHER FORECASTS
    153 9 Storms Detected Three Boston, Massachusetts. WIRELESS sets sent into the stratosphere by means of small balloons are the latest aid here to weather forecasts Weather experts here claim that the device can predict storms three days before they actually arrive. A four- foot balloon is released carrying a
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    LORD NUFFIELD
    188 9 Gives Away Another L50,000 LORD Nuffield has given away l "foi tune" this time £50.n**i* to the Sea Cadet Corps of the Navy Leaaue. The gift waa announced bv Lord Lloyd when he presided at the annual dinner ol the League in London at which Lord Nuffield was
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    25 9 w A Balhatch< LO Teluk \nson, left on Wedn( morning by l»i»nch on an inspection tour ol the Malay kam pongs along the Perak I
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    DEATH OF CHEMIST
    105 9 Once Served British Royal Family Toronto, < mtario A CHEMIST who on d the Hi I tish Royal family. Mr Geo Mordock Milne, has died h( He was born in Aberdeenshire, and moved to London young man While on the staff ol B company there, he compounded
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    SCOTS GREYS
    135 9 I rutnpets Sound asl Cavalry Calls London THE Royal Scots Greys have left Aldershot for their new station at HounJ low. and with them the last cavalry horses have made way for mechanisation there. The First Cavalry Brigade, m winch almost every cavalry regiment m the Army has
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    PICTURE & LETTER ROMANCES
    255 9 PICTURE LETTER ROMANCES Tragic Ending hi A i »Ll> girl has arrive rt iron ito marry a man whom until she reached Canada id never met The !'iri. Miss Mechama Pe a Mill Lithuanian Her prospi cl Ive bride groom i ar-old grocer a niece ot his who lives m
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      64 9 lIMIIIIIIIUIIIIIIII a-9L$iW HSjaStepHte CIGARETTES Costume Ball M Ihe APPY WOR LD CABARET Extension to I a. m. BtrHrfWf or original costume ma\ win fof vou valuable prize. Your costume should be Black K Whitt Most striking costume Most original costume. Ist PRIZE-LADIES Ik! PRIZE-GENTS 2nd PMZE-LADIES 2nd PRIZE-GENTS Value $75|—
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1937. STRAITS TRADERS
    333 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1937. STRAITS TRADERS THE address delivered by Sir John Bagnall, the managing director, at the special meeting which marked tin* fiftieth anniversary Of the Straits Trading Co., Ltd., was worthy of a great occasion. It was a very complete and Interesting review of the
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    JAPAN AND SIAM
    700 10 NS ol the signing m the past Week or two oi new treaties between Siam and those countries who are her neighbours m one form or another and with whom She ha Jpeclal relationships of reciprocal friendship has not aroused a great deal oi curiosity here in
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    The Song Of The Wires
    107 10 dasfhjdhsfjhdsjhj ]ft THAT song are the busy wires singing? What new freak of grim Fate do they tell? Do they bear forebodings of evil, Comfort, peace, and content to dispel? Mayhap they bring only glad tidings, Cheering mother, or sweetheart or friend; Perchance they tell
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    74 10 \ltcr battling exhaustion and fate, on her last gruelling lap. Jean Batten, the New Zealand air girl, was Wt\ coined b\ cheering crowds uhen she landed al toydon airport after breaking Jim Rroadbent's Australia land record bv 14', hours. She had landed at Lympne. hut came on to rovtlon. completing
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    MOTOR ROADS IN GREAT BRITAIN
    349 11 IMPROVEMENT'S ESSENTIAL Roads Delegation j om mil lee's Views Munich. r j \I>ING members of the Britisii L delegation, whieh is inspecting lh, new German motor roads, have hid time to consider their nn£JS these "Autobahnen" SSlwSll Britain can learn from them. Gresham Cooke. Secretary
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    48 11 Epstein', latest punk for the art W«£^ n rr h-ison show at the -^^^^l^Jf^riesd Christ after the of Derbyshire alabaster, the l. R ur r epres ent J h| ails n hßnds ascent from the CjOM and 1 the S^ftU^ "nation Eat" at the Leicester Galleries. Planet News
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    NOVEL AIRPORT SCHEME
    70 11 NOVEL AIRPORT SCHEME To Be Built At Bottom Chicago [WOULD the Serpentine make a Datable If aerodrome fot Londo question poaal made by a i MJ* S Leffler, that Chicago might 1 airport made at the bottom ol Lake Mi- ,',l tWO arul a quarter square miles by m< n,um
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    DEMAND FOR IMPRISONMENT
    47 11 LIS. Taxpayer lnsists Un\ police headquarters here. rhart r C -Sorry." replied the officer in cnart,i iSA'*TS^\*SAZn ***Ww Vnufc* later. Ua telephone '•"^"f.i'/'L.,.,.- tbe tote Mid M-ln. fO to ,aol Send £fee E a „!i «%M "■"alvw minute ed A."*** booked for B cell
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    POSTMAN'S LAPSE
    96 11 .nted for four months while w i postman was on leave, and durhistime, he <' 22 ar tfc .esfo :v. including four registered pacaand tWO unstamped letters, •n the regular postman returned J^U^overed all 22 packages, n offl ce cupboard Rather than the bother of delivering them, had
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    62 11 tap I lon nd Ship hibltion an< In the running p- nd other d ol redwood and Dliant medium ied in an in' i "Thi made irom clear-boxi n and i cut l found the ci |ob ol the lot to them li portion. ••Mv son
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    TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE
    189 11 TRANS- ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE England, lu v Be luvuJcJ O FEARS thai England mighl be tavaded bv insect pests carried in trans-At lantlc aeroplanes have been voiced by the United States Department of Arr culture The Department is much con cerned with the dange* ol uch pe brought into America
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    332 12 GERMAN AIR CHIEFS IN BRITA N a-d by (ieneral Milch. State Secretary for Air. the German air chiefs who were visiting •inland as guests ot the Air 'ouncil made a tour of the Royal Air Foree bombing station at Mildenhall. Suffolk. The visit was in return for that paid by
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    778 14 Beauty and the Business girl Y. een and Win work in an office m untl om it does nol hai I wig bablv a ri harassed young pei Although you always mean to make I re olutions about It. tl no tting away irom the facl thai you ho it
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    LOVELY LIPS
    383 14 Women of past ages cert some queer ideas about lip b Of East Africa, foi Ll always bore:' hole: in their Up Inserted wooden pegs to enhanci I rms. Egyptian damsels wore embedded in then And over In 2thi< d to puncture thi U hoo'-s through them, in
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    733 15 "Pale Hands, I Love. aVFR in Kashmir, India. I am tola,' most beauticians work out-doors, what they call "floating islands." so-called "islands" are nothing than large rafts that bob aboui the water. As you can well imagine. have very little modern equipment v d I'd certainly hate to have a
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    38 15 \n attractive piece of furniture for vour bedroom is this dressing table made to fit in the window recess. H thesr windows are curtained with l< 11 drapes, .is they are above II gives a very pretty effect.
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      185 15 A tourists mihi»§»i \<. (.iiim 1 >WV MEANING HAIR DRESS ER CHEAPER CLEANING. Join our Contract System. mmm mm wm mmmmmmmmmm g f _-<,-)£_• fo,, Some Examples. t «k conttnfnmi A New U'trelP." Permanent Wavtnn Ladies dress, 1 Machine cleaned pressed 80 cts. from America Gent's suit, I at I
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      547 16 yd TO FRENCH PORTS Ty HOMEWARDS. Al i(.r Marseille.,. Havre. Antwerp s Dunkirk I CAP TOURANE For Marseilles. Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Nov i:< poRBIN For Marseilles. Havre Antwerp Dunkirk n,, 1 CAP ST JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes. St Nazaire Bordeaux De. OUTWARDS. j CAP ST. JACQUES For Saigon Tourane
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    LAUNCHED AT BARROW
    399 17 LAUNCHED AT BARROW 7i. Submarines lu One Dav THERE were launched from B last month, two submarlni The fti I to take the the Tnton which was named bj Lady 1 wife ol Lieul -General Sir Hugh .1 1 Master-General ol Ordi rond was named Undine b\ Lady Brown. wu,
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    NEW HULL DESIGN
    134 17 Yacht Expected To Reach 30 Knots MBBBRB Bi an, Hunter and Wlgh Richardson, Itd propose I construction ahout tt,.- end Ol this vear on a vacio ol an entin ly new hull design, a mod- < I which v. on view at th- "t I unit lom-
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      259 17 BURNS PHILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia' NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. Nov. 2y Dec. 3 .UR Jan. 1 Jan- 4 cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the owing rates. First Cass passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE SYDNEY
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      117 17 i\. V. li. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD Winn: STAR, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. TI-.I.'UKUNI MARU NOV 10 ss HAKUSAN MAi No. 'HARUNA MARU I to Ist Cl.. 2nd < $497 $f,lO $317 Marseilles IM 557 326 351 London 557
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      328 17 [POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! TO-DAY FOR PER DAi£ AND TIME Aik Soon Nov. 9 9 a.m. I Eastern. z. 5 Southern z 9 2 Dm Kock. Padang Pakan, ad Siak Hong Kwong 9 3 p.m. mds Indies:— Bagan and Pandjang Hong Thong 9 8 p.m. parcel mail. ticles prepaid at letter rate
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      304 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ILONGSIDE THE WII AKVI > OR EXPECTI D TO ARM*, I Entrance Exit ship Godown Gate Gate Kir. 1 1 Anshun 20 l 1 Terukunl Maru 2 '<<> Gorgon 16 2 3 Menestheus 14 *'< Kept 12 2 9 London Maru 3 Muncaster Castle 32 2
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    STRAITS TRADERS' FIFTY YEARS
    5065 18 How Malaya's Reputation Was Built Up: ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED $80,000 jubilee Gift I b Employee. 'Fund Singapore, Mondaj a ki \u §1 the (prowtli ot the company from its inception In ISK7 ti i> to the present! time, uith Intereatini references to historical events of the pasl
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      26 18 [pfa Contest Owing to pressure on space, the pictures in the Agfa photographic competition, to have been published to-day, have unavoidably been held over until to-morrow.
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      112 20 /*Best id Jf v Iftte World Ml k^LW THF ***** MODELS OF LATEST «H *^jfok^. 1/ J D Th-' new PILOT pens will impress you as f L UKm no otner range of pens has ever done— j r< A W derful refinement all goes to make a m y^
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      119 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Nov. 9. 5 r. Total Company Dividend B s CI S nna MiKut lin 10', Final Nov 30 14 L an 7 n, aH "nai Nov li O cT~lB 18 ll< ,;il „a, 20 Fm:d Nov 19 Nov." 26 Nov 20 au g2f
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      510 20 ON THE RADIO ju BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMME Transmission 2: 6.20 pjn. 9. 1f p.m. GBJ 13.93 metres (21.53 mcs); GBH 13.97 metres (2147 mcs); CiSCi Ki.Hfi metres (17.79 mcs) and GSO 19.7G metres (15.18 mcs). Transmission 3. 9.35 p.m. 0.20 a.m. C.SII 13.97 metres (21.47 mcs); <iS(; 16.86 metres (17.79
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      400 20 1 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres S Y TO-DAY 7 4", pm The Lord Mav i -ci Iption ot the seen. 600 pm Tamil and Telegu .song.*, -j< m Pg*** through the street ney Anthony. don HHayrd irom London. Chinese Music 'Peiping). B _f
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      240 20 U. S. A. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMMES The following: are the principal American short-wave transmissions The numbers immediately after the call- letters refer to kilocycles, and the second number set to metres. TO-DAY 9.50 p.m. Richard Maxwell, songs of comfort and cheer (European direction* —New York, W2XE 21,520; 13.9 10.50 p.m. Dramatic
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    CAR DRIVER SENT TO PRISON
    317 21 sect Another s Driving Singapore. Monday. nave practically stolen this rom the man to wnom it and vou have defrauded he e bv using a licence for which V T not paid Your licence ex--1932 and since then you have driving without a licence Mr.
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    Helped Himself
    74 21 Singapore, Monday. empt to bring ashore Ot Chin msu resulted ia Ah Kov, being lim I two rigorous imprisonment by Mi. Ooh, the Fourth Magistrate, this arrested by revenue officers trying to moor his boat near the teps in the Singapore I tning of Noi 6 Mi -tow
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    Mischief Charge
    23 21 Singapore. Monday ipane e flsh valued at Sl.fiO terete*) this mom: need th< urt He denied his \> I baU of $100
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    JOHORE CUSTOMS
    296 21 Chinese Girl's Attempt To Smuggle (From Our Own Corresponde Johore Bahru. THERE arere several prosecutions instituted by the Johore Bahru Customs Preventing Branch, which cam. lip to-day before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya < Second Magistrate) A young Chinese girl named Lim Ah Moi. who said she worked
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    The Conte Verde
    35 21 The Lloyd Triesttno liner Conte Verde Ls due at Singapore irom Shanghai and Hongkong at 8 a.m. to-morrow (Wednesf and will sail ror Colombo and Europe at 1 pm the same day.
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY
    235 21 Attack On Old Chinese Woman j H< >\v two Chinese attacked an old woman in a public convenience Liang Seah Street threw pepper into yea and the i snatch* d purse containing $250, which represented nine years' savings, irom her belt, was related to Mr. Justice Howes and
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    Flooded Roads
    26 21 We are informed that Muar Pant Sulong Road is Hooded between mile 5 and mile 18',. and that the Hood is 12 inches deep.
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    ILLICIT STILL
    168 21 Discovered In Tiong Singapore. Mondav ARRESTED by a party of revenue of cers whilst In the -ol oi diatilii liquor in a house in Tiong Bahru Koad i t Saturday afternoon, two Chinese named Lee '.\n>k ant' Ngai Ah Kai were I (ach fined $1,160 OI nine months'
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    FLIGHT FROM THE DOLLAR
    127 21 FLIGHT FROM THE DOLLAR Leading Commodities Tm-. ftighl irom dollar into gold ccentuated this morning following BatUl rakness on Wall .Street and a further crop of gloomy tinted St business reports At fixing, gold to th.- value of £1,078,000 changed hands The weakne i ol the dollar which present quoted
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      18 21 n a Proven y Sale Si nd Inhold land and IM mei VicSi- about BG4 public Chin Tuan.
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      35 21 d_t __v-i^ —___m /j C-""«*?**'?'ja -%•}<*>*'*' Ba" _':*'a'^*^s!i&^ J *W_ _f IjF KAT^ r^r%*^?-^* v 'a V*''« V~""^^w<^^W ■^'^^vll W% 1"^ r *a*"' A M^ __\x Jm-^s ~^"^W im _k _n U^^|^^^Va-a^»*7*^N I^C^CA^^JP I "^g^V. h_W
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      78 21 Passengers By Air Arrivals and departures by K.L.M. and K.N.I.L.M. planes:Arrived from N.E.I, by the Pehkaan Mr G D Litchfield. Mr. G. A. Sardeman. Mr B A Piets. Mr. E. Widmer. Mr. M. C. Moes. Dr. A. G. van Veen. Left by the Pehkaan For Bangkok —Mr E Widmer. Fo»*
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    LADIES' HOCKEY MATCH
    320 22 LADIES' HOCKEY MATCH Girls' S.C. Beat The singapoie Monday HAD they put little extra dam into then finishing and been mon curate m their shooting the QirlS Spores club should have -.on comfortably from the Y W A when 11. at Key on the G S C ground to fj
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    BALESTIER HOCKEY
    244 22 Gunners Draw With Ceylon S.C. Si a-ondi in a One game ol hockey pla I terriflc pace the Ceylon sports Club drew Kth the Royal Artillery (ChangiJ al Baleatier this afternoon, the score being l l The Gunners were much superioi in the attack, and had lt not
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    SCOTTISH XI
    36 22 To Meet Ireland At Soccer On Nov. 10 London. Nov. 8. THK Scottish soccer team to mee I inland in the match on Nov. 10 i Anderson and C'ummings J.*,**; Jgj- w -_< ford Reuter
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    S.C.C. Hockey
    58 22 The following have accepted to play hockey for S.C-C vs the CoUs to-morrow at the SX.C-.J_M; Mason: P. F. Kinsey R .A V. Tt d H G Shaw. E. W. Reeve. J D.Hoagkinson: A. P Craigie. T A D Hewan. Lt. Le Marchant. M C Elliott. A C
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    Skins' Hockey Win
    40 22 At hockey yesterday evening, the Inniskillings' second string beat H.M.S. Terror to the tune of eight goals to nil. The Skir^ were superior in all departments Goals were scored by Gavatan (21 Campbell (2), Darragh and Anderson
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    NEW ZEALANDERS BEATEN
    47 22 Test Team On Way R /> Adelaide v SOUTH Australia beat the New Zealanc cricketers by ten wickets. Scores New Zealanders: 151 (Ward 4 for sq and 186 'Ward 7 for 62). South Australia: 331 <Badcock 104 Bradman 11 > and 7 for no wickei Reuter
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    S.C.C Score Eight Goals
    46 22 Singapore. Mondav In an entirely one-sided hockev match played on the S.C.C. Padang this afternoon, the S.C.C. reserves defeated the 22nd. Heavy Battery of the Royal Artillery by eight goals to nil The Cricket Club led by four nil at the interval.
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      112 22 j CIGARETTES j j lIM I I See our special l window display and I 1 offer j E. M. Glover Co. 9 11. The Arcade. SINGAPORE. A a. A VICTORIA THEATRE Wed. Fri. Sat. 17th, 19th, 20th Nov. at 9.15 p.m. "OUTWARD BOUND" THE CHINA RELIEF FUND S.A.D.C. PRODUCTION—
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    HAMMOND TO PLAYASAN AMATEUR
    90 23 HAMMOND TO PL A YASAN AMA TEUR "MUST CONSIDER MY FUTURE" May Lead England LB-AM, N«» HAMMOND, tli*' E-111---1 I«al cricketer, \*> 1 1 P-aj ;ls AU im tear for Qloraeestershirc next He has been B-iiati a -UwetDr el Ike London Tyre < ompam I am relinquishim; professional cricket becanac
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    ST. JOSEPH'S BEAT THE S.R.C. "A"
    127 23 Schoolboys Played The Singapore. Monday. JOSEPH* tmmmmn-mm* learn S tmmn^m^SS-fi mfik»\& i;^rto th lf h0 T°nr y ßeSlon 6 > to blame for their Club had tnemseivea showe( j n0 sem- S° combinatio^L ?he W ir attack, f ho||g nnusnal for one of th
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    ROBINSON CUP
    391 23 Draw And Starting Times At Bukit Timah THE toUowing is the draw and starting 1 times for the Sir Arnold Robinsor CUP to "be plaved next Sunday morning at 8 25^R H Oakeley and J McCon.gley and C. G. Satterthwaite and W. A. V( 8 n 25 n
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    52 23 Keng Siew. Fook Choon. Choo Bens. Swee Kens. Robert Lim Y /elman Y.M.C.A: M. S. Menon. E K Y el a M Modder. Sin Ching. G. L. Day, u i£r !io« ie t ppmbrir^en, I. Newman. I. I Newman. K LeemDru n Kn., x v-hnlnfif B Suratta. R. Estrop. M.
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    201 23 S.CR.C And Y.M.C.A. Share 6 Goals Singapore, Mondaj mST to open uptlu lh, c V II drew 3 3 With the Y-M.C A i( on astnn, mUH.nho«-k«-ynKUc h olav -it Hon 1 Lim Gr3en r .ui iv in testing "he match was characterl fv sDlashes of good individual
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      71 23 ANCHOR sImeTdARBY CO., LTD. wmm 7 W.P.H r A MIDNHiHT: 1 -aa-"---"" j s f \s(in\i i^^m .Msora im. __^*^Ta^--_4 -wi riu *t- r______^.^__L_t_i lUfl PANAMA t CAROLE LOMBARD FRED MacMURRAYj IN PABAMOCNTfI LAI-LSI MI'MCAI, lll'l "SWING HICH j SWING LOW" with CHARLES BUTTERWORTH DOKOTHY LAMOUR i Special Holtdaj Natl
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    WEIGHTS FOR THURSDAY'S RACES
    219 24 S/OAV WINTER MEETING Second Card Of 8 vents Wl K.ll I 8 for the sivond <l'i" Um Singapore Wmi-i race meeting to be held at l.uk.t Timah on Thuisdav 'Armistice Day) are is follows: liatHHTfl 1 LASS DH lj ,rs i jock f* i con J**
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    330 24 Ruffles Colic oe I I lilt A.A. Bui I Singapor, A SOLITARY goal which cam, I second half of the game I Raffles College to gain a hard-earnS I victory over the llth Anti-Aiiv if( Rat tery (Changi' in a hockey ma ed on the College
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