Morning Tribune, 11 November 1937

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 2.— No. 241 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, November 11, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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    ATTACK ON NANTAO AND AMOY
    592 1 SHANGHAI ROCKED BY HANGCHOW TO BE NEXT BID? JAPANESE LAND ON SOUTH COAST FOR FIRST TIME (Delayed by Censor) Shanghai, Nov. 10. a JAPANESE destroyer and gunboat steamed up the Whangpoo this evening and anchored near the boom, where they are m a good losition
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    JAPAN'S REFUSAL
    107 1 Objection To Soviet At Brussels Brussels, Nov. 10. THE Japanese reply will be a flat categorical refusal to I with the BrusM X ('onleracconUng to Information (tivcd from diplomatic sources Tokio. stated that the presence of Soviet delegation is the prinn cited for this attitude. m Japanese quarthat
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    DIRECT NEGOTIATION USELESS
    127 1 DIRECT NEGOTIATION USELESS Settlement Of Far East Conflict Brussels, Nov. 10. TO dissipate the various rumours concerninß his visit to Germany, General Ching Pao Li, m a statement, maintained that the purpose of his visit was to state the real position of China m the Sino-Japanese conflict. There was no
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    BRITAIN & ITALY
    134 1 BRITAIN ITALY Mussolini I foes Conversations Rome, Nov. 10 AN invitation to Britain to open up diplomatic conversations with Italy is made m a communique issued by the official agency. The invitation replies to Mr. Chamberlain's speed] at Guildhall. In which Mr. Chamberlain said that Britain wanted food relations with
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    DEMONSTRATION BY STUDENTS
    51 1 Scenes )utsuh ja\ Him 'A Brussels, Nov 10 There was .1 demonstration by itudenti outside the Japanese Embassy tonight, which was stopped by the police who made a number of arrests. Including the President and other officials ol the General Association of Students The students attempted a
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    FOUND SHOT
    46 1 Deputy Regent Of Yugo-Slavia Belgrade, Nov. 10. GENERAL VON LAV TOMITCH, Coinmanii.iiil. Bdmdt, and l>' put v Regent, Yuuo-Slavia. was found critically shot m his home to-day. Official tinhs stut«- thai the General had haw, been iuflerim from Mood pressure, and was depressed Reuter
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    35 1 to present a petition signed b thousand students, pro the "systematic destruction ol Chine educational and cultural centr AimtiiiT demonstration occurred outside the police station, where gendarmes were called m to disDerse tin- crowd Reuter
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    JAPAN & DAMAGES
    86 1 JAPAN DAMAGES Not Absolved From Any British Claims London, N«»v 10 '•it i., not the practice to notify iii« 1 Japanese military authorities <>t the movements ol Briton li i by cai I mi Lord Cranborne In the Commons to day In reply to Ifr Man der "but rtnce the
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    ALLEGED IMPORTATION OF GIRLS
    1780 2 WOMEN UP IN Cabaret Dancer* I J I Illlt /111 f Singapore. Wednesd»3 statement made bj in«it\ ChiA „«s<- fM t«» «»Hirial <»t the Chinese Protectorate on Oct. l« last had s«<iim-i In the Third Police Court <i.i v before Mr. \v. Reeves, when iw«» Chinese
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      31 2 MORNING TRIBUNE Chris Unas Supplement 3 COLOURS aiJ 111 W^ m. Out on Dec. 11, Blocks and Printing entirely executed T 1 T" 'I r* li* Malaya 1 nbune Press Ltd.
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      106 2 Help Kidneys Clean Out Poisonous Acids Your Kidn. y fl have nine million tiny tubes or fllterH which are endangered by Cheap, Irritating drugs or net nown to you, weak Kidn. yt may be the real came ur Getting Up Nlghta Dizziness. Swollen Ankles, Bladder I Backache, Rheumatism ains. Circles
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    IPOH QUEEN'S SCHOLAR
    547 3 Mow Legal Adviser In .hum Singapore, Wednesday. IIIOUGH China's principle has been A*' to resist every inch of ground, with- .> ol Chinese troops from Shanghai decided on m order to get out of ,1 the Japanese naval guns, ex- by Mr. Liang Yu-Kao. a former denl
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    229 3 New Books For Issue On Saturday THE undernoted newly added non-fic-tion and fiction works will be ready for issue at Raffles Library on Saturday: The Monte Carlo Russian Ballet, Illustrated, Cyril W. Beaumont; Botticelli, Illustrated. Henry Bryan Binns; The Secret Path: A Technique of Spiritual Self -Discovery for
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    THE PAVILION
    254 3 "Dishonour Bright" An Excellent Comedy TOM Walls, irresistible as ever, start m "Dishonour Bright," the Ben Travers farce which opened at tin- Pavilion lust night. Sparkling with the dialogue which has made these productions so popular, "Dishonour Bright" has Tom Walls once more m the part ol a
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    Chiang Kai-Shek March
    54 3 I MARCH played before the Generalissimo on his last birthday specially of pfh SIS- ar I an d by Jimmy Brmvn ?nr t? I s Orchesl^ wUI be played for the first time m Singapore on Saturday next m connection with the Black White" Costume Ball at
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    T. AYER MARKET SHOOTING
    277 3 Attempted Murder Charge Reduced Singapore, Wednesday DEMAKKINCi that the an tuld not, m the 1 ir-t place have had a i« volver In his possession, and thai he had done a very dangerous thing by firing B revolver In a crowded place like the market. Mr
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      175 3 V' y'^'ftS\ H/genc of the Wealthy -,calp Shampoos. SILVIKRIN PKODUCTS. Pure Silvikrin Hair Tonic LotionConcentrated Liquid ShampooPowder Shampoo— Sohdilied Brilliantine Silvilix Hair Cream— Sweet Oil or Almonds. MADE IN ENGLAND. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIX PKNIIAS, Singapore. MUAR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. lI AI CHEW HOT^L.
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      60 3 dine under the stars m the coolest Restaurant m Town SINGAPORE Tel mm A■lt■» O It 011 I, fr ■S* /f^^\ /^^X /^^X \§||p^ X^^^^ i\EW «TOCK~ Iff COLD POCKET CHROME /4r r^^^ c STAINLESS ofeltlf STEEL X^r^/ WRISTLET 1^ A T C H E S JUST ARRI V E
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      65 4 ci t;;"" bu m •> 61 sellerr and Forward Dec Buy (3rd Forward. Jan.M KPiiem Aprl PALM Oil. (MaUy., bulk Nov Der nip' COPItA (Straits, *K-M.8.) Hof Shipment eM SAGOKLOUB (Sarawak, Nov Dec hlpment s^ 161 ...PIOCA (lst quality, (Singapore) Nov ship... PEPPEK (F.A.Q.) 11( White Jan Mar
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 London, Mov 10 Previou i"'r d i'- v Ch *+li ..r) Pan. << losing middle rate, 147 04 147.W 7 16 i-X on Amsterdam (cWng m iddle rate) 9OS unchanged T.T. on Bhanrtiai (dpdng sel "f r ate> ■> Unchanged T.T. on Hongionff (closing selling rate) j3l ie
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      METAL MARKET
      10 4 Spot (afternoon closing price) EW3^ 5 1 Forward
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      BULLION MARKET
      15 4 indon, Nuv. iv. Fine Bar per o*. s~m "s^f 11 |g ii is
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      12 4 T'N Weak Tone 421 43 1 1 i opOL
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      28 4 Imperial Chemical Industries 36 Chartered Bank 117«2 7 British American Tobacco 106 3 1081V 2 1 10 1 Chinese 5% Reorgs. (London Issue) 79Vi 82
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    S'PORE RUBBER ASSN.
    146 4 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday AT the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Associations 1355 th Auction there were: Catalogued 1,508,855 lbs.. 673.60 tons. Offered 1.179.494 lbs.. 526.56 tons Sold 996.369 lbs. 444 81 tons London 1o h 8 New York 13 CtS Ribbed Smoked Sheet < ents
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    123 4 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES C TRREXT. Blngapofti Wednesday noon Buyer?. Selirr> No I.X.R.S.S. m coses iF.OB. Nov.* 223 8 225 R Qood F.A.Q. In. bales .F.O.D. Nov.) 21% 21 13,16 No I X.R.S.S. iSpot-l<>< ru'A-ardable Spore' 22 > 4 22 3 C do No\ 221
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    SHARE MARKETS
    232 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Wednesday. HONING, Tin at midday was up ST h. With more reassuring news both from London and New York the local market opened In a much better frame of mine; to-day and practically all prices of Tin shaies showed substantial increases from the
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    764 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore, Nov. 10. 5 p.m. BU 3 7 9 rS 8 28 30 :ai Malay \s\- 50-n<>m Hit am 26- 27 6 Wcng 0.79 0.85 >:m Tin 21 6 23Selangor 1.471., 1.52 I na Malay 25- 28--deriang 17 6 20--m Tin 0.35 0.40 Fatt
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    Malayan Rubber Exports
    26 5 THE Controller of Rubbci Malaya announces thai exportl <<t dry rubber (uncorrected figures) from Malaya. Brunei and Labuan m October were fta follows:
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    193 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore, Wednesday. Ampat 4 4 6 Batu Selangor 147 1.57 Hongkong Tin 25 27 Hong Fatt 1.00 1.05 Jelebu 75 80 K. Lan.iut 21|- 22 Kamunting Tin 9 6 11 Killinghall 19- 20 6 Katu 22 6 23 6 Kuchai 147 1.57 Larut 11 12 6
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    32 5 Singapore, wcuih'm Messrs. S. I ami Co., Singapore have received cabled news from Manila the following price Last S. Prevtou To d Antamok Benguet i 0.016 iiikju [XI.
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  • DEBENTURES AND LOANS
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      SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY
      107 5 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102 104 norn 4 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Bept. 30 108 110 norn 1 J9 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Bept. 30 113 115 norn red. 1963 $2,000,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 107 109 norn 1926 red. 1956-66 $22,000,000 Int.
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      PENANG MUNICIPAL
      84 5 Int May 1 Nov. 1 116«. 43/.% 1929 red. 1959-69 $8,250,000 lnt May 15 Nov. 15 11. il'*' 1* 1935 red 1956-1966 $625,000 lnt June 1 Dec. 1 100' 2 101% cl 3% 1937 red. 1955-65 $3,000,000 Int. Sept. 1 Mar. 1 100 SS. AND F.M.S. LOANS FMS
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      254 5 S. E. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manfla, Sintfai>< Investment Bankert n?<d Brokers b and Commoditi i Daily Foreign Market Cables end Quotation Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OK. N.V. NEW YORK OFFEE SUGAB EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS'
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    Government House
    93 6 Monday. Nov 8 At noon His Excellency attended ception given by the Straits Tra Company on the occasion of the flftietl year of the company. Tuesday, Nov. 9 Brigadier and Mrs M. A. Studd. C mander and Mrs C Dix. Lt.-Cni Mrs \V M Welsh, Major R. O.
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      218 6 ®C3m£&Co TO-DAY 3-15-6-.5-9-.5 I LAUGHTER FOR Ml IN THI FUNNIES! (AND SPICIEST) 01 BEN PRAYERS HILARIOUS COMEDIES NEVER 1 DULL MOMENT v *ji *^9 /^^y .^rV 9l J 111 ■^^■nffni t^*^T L Rjr /H Rh <^r^ vAml^ RRV^/ JPr"' or/ ??v m'-M^y^^^L %Kaflß| A'S&i t VmL^iv vJ Rb fe v
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      138 6 S r Th« Musical Scr«««* Show V rf^L of 1.000 Star-Studdad a HI T" /^V j v W'HI Surprises! M-G.M'.! AU I j S Qreatost Triumph < V^ V^/ I— i TAYIHD lAflwK holiday shows v i BAUfCII TO-DAY at :5.15-H.15-9.15 < /x rw?ftU fi^J See the WIZARD O^ Bt
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    Stole From Temples
    71 7 Singapore, Wednesday. i ranted to steal I stole temples and nowhere else," said lad Abdullah, an Indian Mohamei charged before Mr F V Second Police M morninej with committing m offering box containing property <>f a Hindu Temple Road. ultv accused said he was i vharl coolie
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      202 7 data Far Eastern Premiere I CA p| T OL MONDAY No. M at 9-15 p. m. t ntire Proceeds of this performance will be In aid of thr CHIN v RKI) CROSS FIND > NKW I NIM RSAL'B THRILLING SEQUEL TO ALL QUIET ON THE S WESTERN FRONT" f""'* "W£"*'
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      52 7 .\i:w would i i^ A D A D C i /A Ix L I NON-STOP DANCE j FROM 9.30 UNTIL I A.M. S ADMISSION 50 Cts. To-Day NO TEA DANCE m EXTENSION UNTIL I A.M. ON j SATURDAY (NO TEA DANCE) I ALHAMBRA.. v/x/ ,m 41 Hfe fl VFI fV.
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    SUDDEN DEATH OF EX-PREMIER
    1720 8  -  MR. RAMSAY MACDONALD Romantic Career Till death h;iv OC< um-il <•» the W. I Hon lames Kama lonald, Lord President <»» <»!<• Council, rori Minister and >"»•<' leader «»i Hi.- Labour Partj In Britain, d who a 71 the liner I He t. m month holiday
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      135 8 the limit of your energy? If you feel like nothing at all, if you suffer from irritability, heart troubles, fatigue and lowered resisting power, you ought not to wait All these complaints are danger signals, for they are symptoms of a serious weakness caused by a lack of minerals. Take
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    WORLD'S BIGGEST CIVIL AIRPORT
    286 9 \MBITIOUS PLAN FOR LONDON cm I Railway "Feeder" Services London. i ONDON is to have the most L» ambitious airport plan of any vital m the world. 1« will cost more than £2.000.(MM1. it is hoped that it will solve the i I present disadvantage m
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    BROTHERS MEET
    147 9 After 53 Years Of Living Apart I aration of 53 years, ;wo brothers met m a hairdressing salxm '••bo. Sydney. They were Martin i Sydney, and Jim O*Mara, of Calif ornlt. OMara. totally blind, was !eo the saloon for hi.s regular shave oa a: forwards a well-dressed man
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    17 9 0 Ba A < i ralia and China timed duty as manager of Br I Mr eed home
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    TRIBAL BATTLE
    158 9 Fight 1,000 Ft. Down Cold Mine ONE thousand feet below ground, < armed police are keeping guard on 2.000 African miners who fought a tri- < bal battle m the workings of a Johan- nesburg gold mine recently. The police were rushed to the compound of the West
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    72 YEARS Not Too Old To Fall In Love At First Sight
    74 9 72 YEARS Not Too Old To Fall In Love At First Sight THEY can say what they like about young love, but, believe me. old love IS best." said Mrs. Elizn Ferris, a years-old gTeat-grandmoiher bride. Just before she was married at St. Mark' Church. Swindon, to Mr Sidney H<
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    WHO READS THE MOST?
    180 9 WHO READS THE MOST? Survey O/ Reading Tastes I S. i riiYPiSTS and clerki read most, accord- Ing to a survey <>i reading being made here. Dr Ralph Tylei ol Ohio State University, who i. conducting the survey, has examined 40.000 people since he started [f three years ago, and
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Thurs. Nov. 11, 1937. CHINA'S RESISTANCE
    326 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore, Thurs. Nov. 11, 1937. CHINA'S RESISTANCE Tin-, Chinea are being slowly pushed back m tin 1 Shan hai area, but this is very tar from meaning that the Jap. can look forward to swift success m their war of conquest On the contrary, the Chinese report .us
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    The PHILIPPINES and the FAR EAST
    911 10 The PHILIPPINES and the FAR EAST Til! I Philippines have .litical I d On Maa the Tydii Mac Duffle Bill United providing for complete Independ the Philippines by 1946 Bul seem altogether to the Philippine people And Presiden Quezon egotiated the United I tovernmeni for the shortening of the transition
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    82 10 Wreaths ITOTC laid on the Nelson Column m Trafalgar Square on Trafalgar Day to commemorate the 132 nd anniversary of Nelson's victor y iiul death m the great battle against the combined French and Spanish fleets off Cape. Trafalgar. Nelson was killed m the action on board his Bafthip "Victory"
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    PERSONALITIES
    55 10 Mr. G. M. Notley of Klang ha turned from leave. Mrs J. R Neave. wife of the District Officer, Klang has arrived from home 4 Mr. P. Julyan Sproule, form* n Puisne Judge m Penang, accompanied by Mrs. Sproule, has left London for B visit to Malaya. Mr. Sproule
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    UGOSLAVIA FACES A CRISIS
    485 11 OPPOSITIONS TO UNITE urashc Lkmstttuttonai Reforms Belgrade. i CRISIS m Jugoslavia's internal A affairs is threatened as the re,i!t of an agreement which is expected to be signed m Zagreb shortly .vtt'ii the most important Opposition parties. JThC agreement, which has been signed by the leaders
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    JAPANESE GOODS
    308 11 Suggested Legal Action In United States New York. t WITH the formation here of "The League for the Protection of American Standards," a group of manufacturers who for years have suffered from Japanese competition is preparing to use the growing public feeling In favour of boycotting Japanese goods
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    65 11 Peers, peeresses and members of the Diplomatic Corps attended the Slate opening of Parliament by the King— the first of his reign. In his speech from the Throne, the King foreshadowed important legislation dealing with slums, health, agriculture and workers' conditions. Photo shows the Marchioness of DurTerin and Ava, m
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    PIPES BLOCKED
    87 11 Crabs Stop City's Water Calcutta. CRABS are interfering with Calcutta's water supply, and for some days, the city has had to go short of unflltered water. Young crabs which swarm m the River Hooghly. from which the supply is drawn, have blocked the pipes In samples of water
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    "Indexing" Canada's Unemployed
    38 11 "Indexing Canada's Unemployed iwa. I.i unemployed per sons m Canada 1 1 problem being tacked here m order to find the work suited to th' The Mini.s'- Mr. Norn annoum Domini Provincial ex] been I id the question
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    BRIDES AT 2D. PER LB.
    138 11 Gipsy Girls Sold By Weight Belgrade Girls are sold by weight m soi villages m Yugoslavia. The sale takes place when they reach marriageable age Two to three pence per pound is the average price pai< thai a pretty young girl ol eight stone letches
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    £250,000 CONTRACT
    104 11 New Railway Station For London rHE London Transport Board recently placed a £250,000 contract (ox the Metropolitan line .station at King's cross VJVh Edmund Nuttall, Sons and o Limited, Ol London. The WOrt I m shortly. The new station will He under Fusto'i Road a. short distance west
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    £5,000 FACTORY
    89 11 Destroyed By Man To Whom Is. lid. Was Due Belgrade A YUGOSLAV man. who burnt down a mill valued at over C 5.000 to revenge himself on ins employer for the all< non-payment o! Is lid hafl been tenced to IB years' Imprisonmeni He .'..1 Bela Pap, employed
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    ROUGH SEAS AT BOGNOR
    214 12 Enonnoiu leai breakini a cloud of Brim spray as they crash orcr the hroni M Bofnor Re Sussex, In the lie which raged over the whole of the South Planet News ih. (tying wing" plane th< revolutionary Bumelll aircraft uhuh was to have been entered m
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      36 13 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE flfc^__j«i» Ira alm HOBS DOMJVKE DIN lift* ttWEET DISHES Hft iLSO CLOCKA JEWELLERY THE BEST IS TO COMK AND SEE RENE ULLMANN Kafflea PUce, SINtiAPOHK.
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    "FRESH FIELDS"
    1390 14 V//OU \T THE VICTORIA \TI\I I IS/ SIGHT THE Victoria Theatre had a good I night for the premiere ol [voi llo's pi. produced Hugh Denham n was a real. product). ,n and a well as being highly amusing play it nan point "t view lor m eiy
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    BRITISH KITCHENS GO GAY
    598 15  -  H. Pearl Adam Xew Gadgets Which Make Home Sweet Home by •r Industries Fair is a great i tiefit to the Empire's trade, and commerce, and all that; but it :i re annoyance to the houae■\nd the more houseproud tin fe, the deeper the annoyani your
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    SLIM THAT WAIST OF YOURS!
    362 15 SLIM THAT WAIST OF YOURS! EVER since the Parisian (-outlines introduced romance note into worn fashions, they've been preaching 'curves" to us. They're still at it, too. but now they also are preaching restraint. For it's slender, supple, gracious curves that their creations demand, and not the full, over-plump curves
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      26 15 Maison Marceile i F r N turai r OiTry oar imtcrt potnt- winding v X it y7iU \t ?5 St*mford K<L Tel. 4ir7 Prop J &OO*.
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      31 15 BOOKS .lusi Received— Just Recehred 1938 "SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S ANNUAL" and "MICKEY MOUSE ANNUAL" Price 51.50 each PofUft Kxtra Thonc 5695. Obtainable at: M Mohanu'd Dulfakir <».. (orner of High Street. SINGAI ORE
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      145 15 A■ Ol HIS I TS Mloi'lMXCit STUDIO CAMERAS PHOTOGRAPHS AND FILMS studio »W > 155 M i for i Irjg jL foto-portrait -ig. I s i i I I foto-artist Stamford ltd. 'IpTriVnTilflPiffßSLl! V Jtft '.m^— m.^^'* fc +^r* i^^ /I I Ml j /i lUtij t 6/Z.A STORE PHave
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      444 16 f r^H m^r BY P&Oa'nd BRITISH INDIA LINES (INCOHPORATED IN ENGLAND) Dae M ue 1937 1938 SOUDAN l Nov. \U IRTHAOE 15,000 Jan. 14 I uRA lf NOV 19 SOMALI 00 Jan. 14 I'AWAII'INh 1 17.000 co.MORIN 15,000 Jan. 28 RFU DOO Dec 17 KAISAR I HIND 11.500 1) Bl
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      468 16 r TO FRENCH PORTS v S 1 1 B I W > ,>„ m HOMEWARDS. AJ For Maiseilh-.s. Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk Nov. 10 S CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Nov. 13 I FOKBIN For Marseilles, Havre Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 4 CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes. St.
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      279 17 nvnys ihiiljp li^*.m Australia > NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MAT?FII A NOV 29 DeC \IFPKLP Jan Jan 4 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the :es. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE SYDNEY return
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      130 17 N. K. LINK GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNABD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan). To LONDON via Penanff, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. ss. HAKUSAN MARU Nov. 25 s.s. "HARUNA MARU Dec. 9 KATORI MARU Dec 23 Rates to Ut Class 2nd class Naples 54!17 $546 $317 $343 Marseilles 514
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      327 17 ~^^Q> i POSTAL INTELLIGENCE] TODAY FOR PER DA-iE AND TUVtt Merkus Nov. 11 8 a.m. an- Aik Soon 11 9 a.m. Kedah 11 10 a.m. 11 1 p.m. i North* Except Western da and Western States of Karoa ..11 1 p.m. i South) Karoa n l pjn. Karoa 11 I
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      110 17 I SHIPS IN DOCK HUPS ALONGSIDE THK WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO AJUuv; Entrain C I \it i Skip Gadewn Gate (iate. Bangalore 3 1 Oiai 2 3 Sirdhana 11 31 Ip< 10 3 J Munca itle 3 Ronda 3 Eumai g 1 Kai 3 ii Philoctj 1 5 Berouv. 60
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    AGFA PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION
    42 18 AGFA PHOTOGRAPHY COM PETITION "Evening" l-im Seiijj Kay. 138 Aunty Street. Singapore. "The Sea-Horses Fighting" Lee Pak Yen. e<> G.P.0.. Singapore. "The Lake" Lim Hens Kow. 28 Hollouav Lane. Singapore. bland <»t Thousand Dreams"— G nr. W. Shul, !29th Heavj Battery, R
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    AGFA PICTURE CONTEST
    286 19 YOUR Entries Are Invited ON this page and the one opposite, will be found pictures received for out photographic competition tor which pages are reserved every Tuesday The competition carries prizes of cameras and films. Three Agfa cameras and twelve rolls of iilm wili be < away
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    21 19 "Sundown Gnr. A. Revill ,22 9th H eavy Bt., R.A., Changi. "Virtoria Memorial Hall"— Yeo Cheng Poh. r llrailtlell Bros., Singapore.
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    List Of Prize-Winners For September & October
    333 19 List Of Prize-Winners For September October Results «>i the "Agfa" phot competitions held bi September and October are published below. Will winners please call foi their prizes at the Malaya Tribune office, Nos 104 IK) Anson Road, Singapore on any week day durum office hours' 1 SEPTEMBER CONTEST Ist Prise:
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    23 19 lens bakinj on H 20 RollAlm IM $14 00 End I'M/r.— An tak on BJM Rollfllm Value $-j ;kI Prise. I onaoUttoß Pi
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      65 19 B^tn^ "Goods Display 1 -Tay Jim Lock. 35 Circular Road, Singapore. F o r this €o m p liii o ii on It ~^"9RT -Film* can he used. Does this mean a handicap? Definitely not! T he e x p e r i c n e v tl photographer would
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      43 19 Kntries for this competition are invited for the prize-, to be awarded m Nov. They should be addressed to the Editor, the Morning Tribiam. Anton Road, Singapore, and the envelopes should be deary n urked Agfa Competftfon.' 1 SEND IN STOUR ENTBT NOW.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    137 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Nov. 10. 5 p.m R lr n Total for X L Tin 1 Bonus n cr ]7 17 gahman Hyd. s'; Final Nov. 11 Nov 20 Nov~T 2 11 Rawang Com 2- Int. Nov. 17 Nov 2 4 Nov' 18 Llngui 10 r
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      196 20 f|l l\' l 'mTmJL. "117 1 1 '3 I MtmWl THE 1937 MODELS OF LATEST J 111 FASHION ijT L J/ kWwm 'I'he new PILOT pens wilHmpress you j l||^gj MpL ml kWm no er ran Se of pens has ever donetM'^ iW."* /I I the really beautiful material— the
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      550 20 {"ON THE RADIO RPITI^H FMPIRE !l Brian 1 DIM I I Jl I L/vir ir>L DPOrR A AAAAF lRf Hellierj. An Old Violin fFI ri\wvjr\/~wv\/v»L Vi( r my D fSieczy ell. Annabelle Wr I (Brown) Country Dan Transmission 2:— 8.20 p.m.— 9.U Nfedley (Trad.) I th <ny Delica p.m. (iSJ
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      811 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C j Singapore Station On 225 Metres fr TO-DAY 70 P m they San e- li 1918" < Gramophone Records*: 10.30 i m Armistice Day Service, Fours War song medley. IS relayed from St Andrews Cathrdrai. Lora j ne Medley". "Twenty-Five Yeai ny 11 X)
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    "CURSE OF ARMAMENTS" AND PEACE IN EUROPE
    492 21 Premier's Appeal \l Mayor) Banquet \i Guildhall I oimloii. Nov. U. Till Premier, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, speaking at the Lord Mayor's banquet at tin* Guildhall. :rt'd to Britain's relations with two powers associated m the c Berlin axis. It was the Govm< iits
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    FATAL ROAD ACCIDENT
    127 21 Younp Dulclimnii On Driving Charge D to have been knocked < by 8 small car driven by B old Dutchman, D. A. P. K<>. shortly after seven i Road, an eld( c trian nami d Cheng Tong Ch< cumbfd to bis Injuries five hour.-; later m the
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    CONTE VERDE
    104 21 In Service After Typhoon Incident Sn^aporc. Wednesday. THE Clinic arrived m Singapore to-day after undergoing the neces;iiy repairs m Hongkong following the damage sustained from the typhoon over Hongkong on Sept. 2. I will be remembered that the Conte ..is In June Bay, Hongkong, Alien it ran m
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    STOP PRESS
    172 21 Jugo-Slavia And China: Japan's New Threat Belgrade. Nov. 10. 'HI hope that Jugo-Slavia will "»im the anti-Comintern Pact expressed by the Japanese Mr. Kurihara, who declar- that he believed that there will 1 *>c a change m the Government I < hina. He added: "If not, Japan will
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    Chinatown Fire In U.S.
    41 21 Walnut Grove. California Nov. 9. AT least five are dead m a mysterious fire which burned down a hundred dwellings m the Chinese quarter of this town. As many as 2.000 Chinese inhabitants are still unaccounted Reuter
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    Chinese Communique
    124 21 a Chinese official communique ol Nov 9 states: To avoid unnecessary sacrifice ol life tiic Chinese troops defending the sectoi trom Chungshan Road to Tientoo along the Soochou Creek were ordered U) take up a new line further to the south The Withdrawal Was curried OUt smoothly be
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    31 21 Mr. David Freeman, formerly well known as I partner m the law rum ol Freeman and Mad^e. Knala Lumpur and Mrs Freeman, have just left En for a tour ol Burn
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    NO MONEY TO PAY FOR 'PERMS?'
    184 21 Indian Faces it tempted Cheating Charge Sini f iiA Mr Albert proprii n m Stam- him to p< poo and hair dye and permanent I waving the hair of thn Mohaimedan women. Ahmad bin Mohamcd ■m chinned trial when tie app< before Mi H
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    ROTARY TREAT
    91 21 tds Required For Annual Party Singapore, Wednesday. AT to-day's meetnig of the Singapore Rotary Club, Brigadier Lord, head of the Salvation Army, made an appeal for financial assistance for the annual Children's Christmas parly to be held this year He intimated that the proprietors of the New World
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    27 21 Mr. h w. Dornhorst, Dental Surgeon ol Kuala Lumpur, wlio lias been on pro fe.ssional duty In Borneo, la expected back m Kuala Lumpur on N<>\ 22
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    15 21 Mr. C. G. Howell. Attorney-OeneraJ Straits Settlements, accompanied by Mrs. Bowell, has returned from leave,
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      59 21 v*^. y\w c our ca^ Clover sign i.s a sign ol good health because it stands V T l^JL--^r f °r CLOVER BRAND. Insist always on CLOVER BRAND MILK. AT foTTiSrr^KTENCr oF^ It's pure. .it's delicious. .it's nourishing. THE COHSibij-^ CLOVER BRAND MILK is real Danish Milk, from healthy cows
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    "FRESH FIELDS" A GREAT SUCCESS
    248 22 Poppy Fund Production \i Victoria Theatre Ween mai od amateur theatrical production m Singapore during the I o\ two i^..nknm with 10l them I Fre h i Ivor Novello's populai comedy which ,t the Victoria Thi nlghi m aid "i the Poppy Day Fund It
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    ACTS OF TERRORISM
    50 22 .lerusalt'iii. Nov. 10. SPECIAL military courts empowered to ass the death sentence lor ,i( ts of terrorißm, and po—ewion of firearms and honilts are t» br established. This doea not connote martial law, »mt is a half-WU iteß m thai direction.- To Be Punished b) Death Reuter
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    LATE MRS. F. E. VAZ
    216 22 Burial At Bidadan Un Tuesday THI Hospital. Singapon on Tuesday HT'rSt vS [oved mother ol Mr. c»u. „i the Municipal Health Department at The funeral took place at the Bldadari Cemetery the ..cm and beacon Graham white officiated f Horn tne roil0 oSy Ro l<
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    NEW RECENT
    58 22 Proclamation Of Kedah Raja Muda (From our On>i Reporter Pen an r. Now 10 Acikculak announcing that H.H. Tunku BadlJ Shah. Raja Muda will be proclaimed Regent at a religious ceremony to-morrow at the Zahara Mo que was issued at Alor Star to-day. The official installation will be
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    COMMONS' QUESTIONS ON HONGKONG
    82 22 London Nov 10. What la the preteni position m Hongkong, the decline In trade, the number <>! refugees there, and how are they being maintained and what la the Government's financial position and th<' economic position ol the community at These questions were put m me
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    PENANG TRAGEDY
    47 22 Alleged Stabbing And DAULIASAMY. a Sinhalese allegedly I ibbed his Malay mistress, Jelliah. m a house m Holloway Road last night and then took poison. Both were rushed to the hospital but died shortly after admission Jealousy is suspected as the motive lor the stabbing.
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    More Unmuzzled Dogs
    73 22 Singapore Wednesday. Charged with allowing their dogs to be out of doors without muzzles, the following pleaded guilty and were convicted and lined by Mr L. C. Goh, the Fourth Police Magistrate, this morning ;is follows: Nk Boon Huav $41). Ow Ah Ki-mk $20; Liiii Kay Woon
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    Foreigners Safe At Taiyuanfu
    35 22 raping, nov w. The Japane military authorities state that :m; foreigners ;it Taiyuanfu, ncludinß eiffht British baptist missionan The authorities admit ih;t Taiyuanfu Is badly wrecked by b Mi. and Reuter
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    RAMSAY'S LAST SEARCH
    538 22 RAMSAY'S LAST SEARCH "Rest—Most Elusive Form Of Happiness" London. Nov. 10 MR Ramsay Mac Donald rtitci last nlghl aboard the liner rtelne d< I Paciflco. m which be was travelling, accompanied by his i la, un a uiree months" health holiday m South America, and which is described as tne
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    COURT TRIBUTES TO MR. KNOWLES
    642 22 Praise From Bench \i/J Bar Singapore, Weclne.sda\ MEMBERS of the local gathered m the Supreme Court this morninjj and paid muvin<; ♦ribute to the memory of Ihe latiMr. V. D. Knowles. The Hon. Mr. N. A. Worley, the acting Attorney General, spoke on behalf of
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    COLTS JUST BEAT CRICKET CLUB
    181 23 CLOSE CAME OF HOCKEY S.C.C. Unfortunate To Lose Singapore, Wednesday. T|H Singapore Cricket Club were I rather unfortunate to have been ten by the Singapore Colts by tvvo goals to one m their hockey match on the Padang this afternoon. considerinf that they had the
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    Indian Association And S.R.C
    98 23 Singapore, Wednesday ON a ground that was hardlj conducive to good hockey the Indian Association and the SRC. played a draw a1 Balestier Plain to-day, each side scoring a goal. Both teams were without the services ol several of their regular but on the run of
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    Inniskillings Beat Khalsa Assn.
    155 23 Inniskillings Beat Khalsa Assn. a: ranglin yesterday, the Koyai innisA killing Fusiliers defeated the Khalsa iation by the convincing margin of The heavy state of the ground did not impede the mobility of the fornd fast movements and swift d the play. The Skins wen at the top of their
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    R.A.F. BEAT RAFFLES
    98 23 Singapore, wruuouaj. DOMINATING play for the major portion of the game, the Royal An Force gained a hard earned victory over the Raffles College by four goals to one at hockey at Balestier this afternoon. The Collegians were well served m the forward line, and had their
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    Pulau Brani Hockey
    31 23 A police team went over to Pulau Brani yesterday and beat the 35th to. RE. by one goal to nil m a keenly eon- tested game of hockey
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    S.B.A. Championships
    86 23 The following ties m the Singapore B-idminton Association's tournaments will be played at the Clerical Union Haw-Par hall this week-end: Saturday at Id a.m.— <lMter-Sihooi>_ St Joseph's Institution vs. V.M A School of Commerct \t M'> n.m. Conimt rtial llous* Capstan C«p) Bramtoco Sports Club vs Strait- Times
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    WIN FOR RAFFLES
    113 23 LEB College beat Furt Canning m v keenly contested game of hockey Canning yesterday, by two goals tie. College attacked strongly from the nd were only checked by the good ork ol Martin and Stone. Eventually. Nghee Kong scored with a nice the ball entering the net
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    Medicals Bait P.W.D.
    76 23 FfELDING a scratch side the Medical College di I the P.W n by four In a hockey match pi the College ground to-da trams played with two men short each Th«- Medicals led by three goals to nil at the interval: Sarban Singh, the cen-tre-forward scored all
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    AT GILLMAN
    129 23 Rugby Match Produces No Score A SCORELESS draw was the resuli oi the rugby match played at Gillman yesterday between c" Co.. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers and the Alexandra Rugby Football Club The game was keenly Contested but the sodden .state of the ground militated against good handling and
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    PENANG SOCCER
    89 23 Chinese Beaten In The Cup Final Penang, Nov 10. IN the Bnal Ol the Penan- Football Association Cup to-day at Victoria Green, the Crescent Football Club beat the Chinese Recreation Club by 2 1 The Chinese led I—o at the interval but the Malays equalised on the resumption,
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    Penang Boxing
    89 23 •Fruw Our OtDfi Repot Penang No? w Young Berg (9.0J scored a lucky win on Inu over Cheati Boon Cheng (8 I ovei ten rounds In the mam even! ol to fit's boxing at Wembley Young Eft WSU Qoored twice In the ninth round but was saved by
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    Negri-Malacca XV vs. Selangor
    96 23 From our own Reporter Beremban, Nov. 10 THE following will represent Kegrifcfalacca against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday: AUgUS, Pinto, Ha ie, Lindsay, Morris. Smith, Downey. ling Grej Robey, Hindxn Brooker, Graham, Crawford and Hughe The team is best the available and is the same
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    ROTARY ADDRESS
    113 23 'The Quantity Surveyo And H.s Work" Singapore, Wednesdaj Till: fact thai very few members of the business rnmmiiiiitx had ever heard of a Quantity Surveyor, and thai ot thai mall number, onl) nefligible pereentafe kncti wi his work, was stressed i»\ >ir. i) k. Waters m the course
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    International Soccer
    37 23 London. Nov. 10. iii an International noccti match to-day. Scotland and Ireland drew I—l. At half-time. Ireland led I—o. To-day's rugger results: Eastern Counties 14. Sussex 5. Oxford ITn 6, Trinity College (Dublin* 3. Reuter
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    TO-DAY'S RACES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    877 24 \/>OAV WINTER MEETING ELECTIONS BY "WINDSOR LAD" Race 5. No Limit SELECTIONS BY fl O ll _i_^lt__[l__ Devon Kins Race 2. SOME FLIRT Fantoi Raee 1 SHEILA II Lisheen Clifton Lad Race 5. SNUFF BOX No Limit Race 6. RED DOT Con Con Race 7.
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      20 24 Bi^^^r/ Brewed and bottled m BiafftfWt AX( inri i \(.o nUEWUtI Co., LTD. BOLL AULNTB: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD wps
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      83 24 j STRAITS CABARET PHONE 4184 Anson Road, Singapore. TEA DANCE ON EVERY MONDAY. TIESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY, SATIRDAY AND SUNDAY FROM <i P.M TO 9 P.M. FREE ADMISSION Niffht dance from 9 to mid-night ADMISSION 20 CTS. t VICTORIA THEATRE Wed. Fri. Sat. 17th, 19th, 20th Nov. at 9.15 p.m. "OUTWARD
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