Morning Tribune, 24 November 1937

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE ifOL. 2— No. :!">-'. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, November 24, 1987. FIVE ENTS.
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    'Japanese Cannot Escape From Being Crushed" Says Dr. Kung
    529 1  - 'Japanese Cannot Escape From Being Crushed" Says Dr. Kung Nanyang Siang Pau CHINA IS FINANCIALLY PREPARED FOR LONG WAR REORGANISATION OF THE DEFENDING FORCES Shanghai, Nov. 23. rH circles have beer, much enheartened by a statement made b) C H Kung m an interview at Hankow, that no matter how
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    Chiang Says Powers Should Stop Supply Of Materials To Japan
    103 1  - Chiang Says Powers Should Stop Supply Of Materials To Japan Nanyang Siang Pau Nanking, Nov. 23. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek, m an Interview given to the special correspondent of the London Times, said «£t signatories to the Nine Pou'i Treaty if they sincerely wish to find a basic ietlicircnt to
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    N.E.I. CHINESE
    48 1 Sending A mbuknee Unit 'To Chum Batavia. Nov. 23. An ambulance unit, consisting of nine ambulances, four doctors and 14 dressers is proceeding to China on Dec 10 equipped by the Chinese living m the Netherlands East Indies who are also paying for their maintenance Reuter
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    New Anglo-Siam Treaty Of Friendship Signed
    44 1 New Anglo-Siam Treaty Of Friendship Signed Bangkok. Nov NEW Ai^lo-Siam- of Wendnounced all foreign v™u A message from our Ban«kok con '•aSSaSTiSi treatK,ancl tbp qinmesp codes m force, Siam a to a free and independent country. The signing was followed by an change s
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    24 1 Nairobi. N Mr Hawai jffiSSiK Minister In Paris and Abyss us spokesman at Geneva h refuaed permission to remain ii his pn permit Reuter
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    CHINESE PAPERS SUSPENDED
    106 1 Shanghai Control In Hands Of Japanese Shanghai, Nov. 23. As a result of "unofllciiJ advice' from the Settlement police, live Ol the leading Chinese newspapers In Shanghai are suspending publication Immediately. The Chinese official central news agency is also ceasing to function here. The' Municipal Council spokesman,
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    GERMAN CREDIT FOR FRENCH COLONIES?
    75 1 Fans. Nov. 2;i PRO] to create a clearing ment for i>n\ at< I rai isactlon b< I ween French Col< tid Foreign conn trie* are publi I i it i d that Hit Pre pared to examine the p bilitie.s oi opening German credits to
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    TERRITORIAL ARMY
    123 1 Inquiry To Be Made Into Administration London, Nov. 23. MEASURES designed to recognise the full status of the territorial army if an integral part of the defence system and emphasise the fact that the territorial army now has a claim to the same .source and standards of instructions
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    FOREIGN HOMES RANSACKED
    313 1 Japanese Outrages In Shanghai Shan-' hai. Nov 23. rIE Swedish Minister. Baron Johan Mr. kirns' informed Rtuter that de jplte his pr Jtesta to the J panete authorities nil Hunfcjao Road house was entered two days a«o for the fourth 01 fifth time by Japanese soldiers who
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    CROPS DESTROYED BY JAPANESE
    355 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Fields Flooded Thtough Dyke dates Sh:muh;U. Nov. 2\>, EXTENSIVE crops alonu UM Yunho t River have been destroy, <l jd c ouence of devastating floods caused by the breaking down of dyke engineered by the enemy. Th fanners ;n pitiable plight, and
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      37 1 I OTHFR PAGES j I Pai;< Miprnnf Court Case I i Pirates Of Pen/ante' 2 Assr/es 2 police Court I Or Wellington Koo's v Appeal H Johore Count il IK 19 I .m ;>l Sport 23 J
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      39 1 I KNTIHTSI.\. k "'BB'^ I I X L I M I POWDERED WHOLE MILK ii pun I I fregh milk m convtnieni powdered form. Trj 1 m to-day and be convinced. 1 W 1 I GKTZ IKK OS A
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    A MATTER OT LITE AND DEATH?
    650 2 HORSE RIDING LESSONS Addresses In local Court Case Singapore. 1 ue a t the conclusion ol the addreuw <> A counsel for both parties, Mr Justic H judgment In the Higr by Mr ii a h Pauluw and nia wji Kdna Paulisz for damaKea
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    Aliens' Offence
    63 2 Singapore, Tuesday. Mr Janig Zylstra, a Dutchman residing m Stevens Road, was this mornIng lined $5 by Mr. W G. Reeves, the Tiurd Magistrate, on a charge of, being an alien, leaving the Settlement on Ncv 15 for the F.M.S. and PenantT without having his certificate of re^isLa.icn
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    "PIRATES OF PENZANCE" NEARLY READY FOR THE PUBLIC
    512 2 RKMEARSALS for the production ol •'The Pirate, ol Penzance" at the Vie- toria Theatre are progressing apace and there is every prospect of the 1 company giving performances that may even excel those that the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee has been responsible
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    Sultan Of Johore
    41 2 Singapore. Tuesday. At to-day's meeting of the Johore Council of State, held at the Dewan. the Mcntri Besar. the Hon. Y. M. Uneku Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Majid. welcomed buck their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Jobore.
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    THE PAVILION
    198 2 "Artists Models" Very Good Entertainment UERY entertaining indeed is and Models," the Paramount pro duction now at the Pavilion. Those who went last night expecting to see jusi an other picture were pleasantly surprised for "Artists and Models" has a special quality of its own. Besides having captivating
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    Ship Mined Off Spain?
    54 2 Barcelona. Nov. St THE small Spanish freighter. Calf el Cofauba, is report ed sunk with all hands this morning just after leaving Castellon harbour. I miles north of Valencia. An explosion was heard just before she foundered. The cause is not ye' established but possibly she
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    American Consulate
    64 2 A notification from the America:. Consulate statei Mr K. teth S. Patton. A Consul General at Amsterdam lands, has boon assigned to Bmp Mr. Alexander C. Kirk, who was oointed to t tils post m May. has been assigned as American Consul Oetl at Barcelona. Spain Consul General
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    17 2 The P. and O Ozarda is due at S pore from Hoimkong at 6 a.m. 00 day
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      135 2 What Is Air -Conditioning m the Troplcj it is thi mechanical method of cooling, drying and cleansing the air we breathe Why Do We Need Air- C o n d i t i o n i n g Air-conditioning is nol a fad it la l contribution to the health
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      37 2 Asthma Germs Killed m 3 Minutes Choking, gasping, wrheeslni Asthi I MM; ak. ii j our heart. M» i ption of ;ni Atnerii i Gei Purii blood and bul p undly all i anythli I an tee
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    MURDER TRIAL AT ASSIZES
    574 3 cused Man's Startling Statement Singapore. Tuesday. I. B man stamping on the stomach of Lee Chwee Lim. He stamped the man's stomach several times. man was the first accused." is startling statement came like a from the blue, from the lips of Goh Seh. the second
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    Alleged Negligence
    168 3 Singapore. Tuesday d with driving a motor ear 1 ntly along East Coast Road on '.lit. R. s. P. Dawson claimed vnen he appeared before Mr E. C. f t. the Fourth Magistrate, this ir The caso wmß P°- st P° ned until R Elmsie, of the Gordon
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    TYPHOID AT CROYDON
    117 3 Official Inquiry To Be Held London. Nov. 23. THE enquiry into the outbreak of typhoid fever m Cmydon will be conducted by Mr. D. Murph" X.C.. who will have as assessors Sir Humphrey Rolleston. the eminent physician, and Mr. H. Gourley. the engineer. The purpose of the
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    THEFT OF CAR
    115 3 Singapore, Tuesday. I EAVING his Austin motor-car outside thp Happy World Amusement Park last night. Mr Alias bin Daing. of Johore Bahru. came out to find the vehicle missing. The Police were Immediately notified, and the car wa.s found abandoned In Lorong Larut this morning. As a
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    Law Notice For To-day
    80 3 Before the Acting Chiel Justice In the Ist Court at 1 1 m S. 181 37 Mary Joseph Aroki:.xwny etc. vs. G S Sundram. Before Mr. Justice Home In the 3rd Court at 1030 a.m. Judgment: S 1 96 37 Chan Peng Jin vs. Goh Moe\
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    40 3 (ieneral Tang Che, Military Attache to the Chinese Embassy m Paris, who passed through Singapore yesterday by the President Doumer on his way to Europe. He is returning to his post m Paris after a short visit to Nanking. (Tribune).
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    MALACCA NOTES
    236 3 Dedication Of New Convent Chapel From our Own i ent) M,!. dication ol the new chap the Sacred Heart Convent will I place on Saturday at 7 m HI i ship Don Jose flit Costa Nunes, Bishop 01 Macao, will perfoina the ceremony, md on the same day
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      292 3 IMS BACK JIKI) FOR t YEARS Kruschen I'bt Kirn Ifi^ht ped achl N m, at 57. the d v, and hla I no more Read his I had contlnu* ickache for four io< 'lie black thins :%•»>> t write with extreme gratitude for what Kruschen Salts has dour for me
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      43 4 General Electric 32 9 33 6 Imperial Chemical Industries 1439 144 4» 2 London Tin (New Share) 26 9 Rubber Plan Investment Trust lg 3 3d British 1 American Tobacco 100 101 3 Chinese 5% Reorgs. (London Issue) .0 65
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      83 4 I I■f I f 1 1/* :,d Forward Dec. Buyers. J v Sellers ,1 forward) Jan.i Mar. Buyers.* j Sellers < April June Buj Sel.. 7 1 Xi 1-1 MLit/i OIL (Malaya) m bulk Nov Dec ahlpt valm COPRA (Straits, t .tI.H.) Nov. Shipment. 1-18-9 nominal H3-13-9 nominal
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      METAL MARKET
      19 4 'JIN Standard previous To-day Cha Spot (afternoon closing price) £180;-- £ljg% «P Forward *--80-_ *-1823 4 up
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      49 4 J on Pans (closing middle rate) A 4.T. on Amsterdam middle rate) 9.01 ll i'> T.T. OD Shangliai (closing selling rate) 12 9 on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 1 3 Unchangec T.T on Japan (closing selling rate) I 2 T.T. on New York (closing selling rate) 32
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      BULLION MARKET
      8 4 «OLD Lv!: 23 Previo in c
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      13 4 I" I BB IK 22. pi, To-d Cha Tone Duli
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      14 4 SOUTH lIIUIISII INSI KA.M X COMPANY, LTD. Loss Of Profits Insurant**/ 26, 2. Flnlay.sc:
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      42 4 THE YOKOHAMA j SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established m 1880). Capital Subscribed (Fully paid up) V. 100,000,000 Rater?) Fund ..Y.134,400,000.00 Head Offiec Yokohama singapore branch, meyer chambers, raffles plage. Manager t. yamamoto. Tel No 6049 Manager's Room. 5921 5922 General Office. 5923. J
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      208 4 EA^TERX IXITKD ISMniMFJ i eORPORATIOX LIMITED.- I (incorporated In the Straits Settlements) FIRE MARINE MOTOR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT. BURGLARY COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE UNDERTAKEN r,|l oarttcular. and rate. «nnly. 16D. Cecil Street, Singapore ff. E. ACBAMAN, Acting General Manager. BANK OF CHINA Incorporated m China by Special Charter). 12. CECIL
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    788 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Siiv 23. 5 p.m. Buyers Sellers 4- 46 Kumbang 31 33 48 51 -nom tarn 25 6 27 -xd 0.85 0.90 in Tin 21 22langor 1.40 1.44 Malay 27- 28 -cd 20,6 22,Tin 0.40 0.45 0.97 1.0. Tin 23 6 24 6 Hydraulic
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    189 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore Tuesday MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 4 4 6 Batu Selangoi l 40 1.45 Hongkong Tin 24 6 25 6 Hong Fatt 1 00 1.05 Jelebu 0.70 O.BOxd K. Lanjut 21 22|Kamunting Tin 10.Killinghall 18 6 19 6 Katu 216 22 6cd Kuchai 137 1.42xd Larut n-
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    Commissioners' Meeting
    57 5 A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners will be held on Friday at 2 15 On the agenda is a motion by Mr J. Laycock regarding the Public Authorities Protection Ordinance. A special meeting will be held subsenuently to consider the supplemental budget No. 4 of 1937 and
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    31 5 Sii ay. Messrs S E. Levy and Co.. Singapore < cabled newi from Manila u'ivinu !li<- loiiov.it:" prli p< Antamok i B.70 0 1)14 Q 0.56 unqi I
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    14 5 Salamanca, Nov 23. The Duke of Alba n appointed lllsl Spain m I Reuter
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    125 5 IM.APORE MUNICIPALITY penang municipal 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int [ar 31 Sept. 30 102 104 nom 1007 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 110 nom 1009 red. 1955 11,000.000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. 30 113 115 nom red 1963 $2 000,000 31 Sept. 30
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    Passengers By The Aeneas
    192 6 ngers for Europe* by the A< from Singapore to-day, ai as follows. Mr. and Mrs Mussctt. Cdr. L. A. W Johnson M.V.0., R.N (Rtrd.), Mj A W Johnson. Mr. A A. Roi < Oomdr. and Mrs. A. H. C. Coe, M J. D. Abbott, Miss E.
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    Alleged Robbery
    31 6 Singapore, Tuesday. An elder!) Chinese was allegedly assaulted and robbed of $45 by a Cantonese In Neil Road last night. An arrest was subsequently made by Insl ector Moule.
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      141 6 A GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME ALHAMBRA opening to-day at 3-15 NEVER Before An Adventure Like This! |j L-— J/st y f V //$i OSA JOHNSON J^^^? I P^r Produced by VJ irf-\O\ I Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson f»f V\ Dromatkolly described by Lowell Thomas with hilonow .nterrupt<oos by "Professor"
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    TAMILS SENT TO PRISON
    133 7 Sentenced On Three Charges Singapore, Tuesday. ni. SATHIAH, P. L. S. M. Somasundram. Vincent Lingham Grace and H. A. :or, four Tamils, were this morning ted and sentenced to long terms imprisonment by Mr. H. A. Forrer, let Judge, Criminal District Court, en three charges of
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    FOR CHINA FUNDS
    288 7 Johore Weight-Lifters' Effort I Johore Bahru. Nov 21. AuFORMANCE by the Chinese Amateur Weight Lifting Party of Bahru, assisted by the MayMusical Party Singapore, m of the China Relief Fund, given m the Song Herng Hall yesiy. and proved to be a great success, sum of over
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    Missionaries Murdered
    64 7 Amsterdam. Nov. 22. Dutch Bishop Schraven and, catholic missionaries. Including Dutchmen and two Frenchmen Kidnapped and murdered at tv on Oct. 8 by Chinese bani Hi to official inform tea reached the victim? 1 fam nuirder.s are believed to 1 < l the slackening of the Central tment's
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    POLICE COURT CHARGE
    132 7 Four Hundred Dollar Notes For S200? Singapore, Tuesday rHAN Hlong, a 39-year-old Cantonese salesman, living at Cecil Street, and another Cantonese, aged 25, Chan Ah Kau, alias Chan Sik Tong, proprieior of a coffee shop m Kreta Ayer Road, were this morning produced before Mr W. G.
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    GEN. TANG
    102 7 Chinese Military Attache In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. China is putting 0:1 a strong re.si.-,'-ancc against the Japanese. We are not only fighting for our existence out for the world at large.' declared Central Tang Che, Military Attache to tiie Chinese Embassy m Paris, who arrived In Singapore by
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    "FEAR & WEAKNESS" OF POWERS
    1010 8  - "FEAR WEAKNESS" OF POWERS DR. KOO STRONG WORDS BY \nother Appeal For iction Al Brussels HiiissHv No\ SJ BONG rritirism of Urn <lr;«h n pin .mil an argent appeal f«f „,i v*as made by Dr. Wellington Ko«> ,t the meetini of n>«- Nine-Pewei conference tins tfternoen. Dr Koo, who re
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      Letter From Dato Roland Braddell
      351 8 Letter From Da to Roland Braddell To the Editor of the Morning Tril Sir— ln to-day's Morning Tr. Autolycus says that In 1911 I \vr< Sir Malcolm Watson and suggestec; he should come here and see if am could be done to fight malaria, etc. All this is entirely incorrect
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    SHARE MARKET
    204 8 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore. Tuesda WITH turther falls m practical^ Clai curities m both Londo: 1 and New York yesterday, and In ace of any news of an encour nature, the local market opened weak i all sections to-day. A good dt liquidation was m evidence and
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    WUSIH'S IMPORTANCE
    311 8 Fall Might Mean Capture Of Nanking In 3 Weeks Shanghai, \ov 23. 1 EMPLOYING this device for the <* first time since the conflict bejjan. Japanese planes dropped supplies to Japanese troops relentlessly pashing <»n to Nankin?. The Japanese claim of the occupation of Wu.sih. known a.s the
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    PARIS SENSATION
    88 8 Important Development Expected Paris. N' v. 23. Important developments regarding ulard.s are expected to-day <• iders the reporon after which the Police are exoected to make a statement. ilready announced th. nee was discovered of powerful secret orna with many AfrUIU, supported by large finances. In addition searci
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    Passengers By Air
    92 8 Arrived m Sir from N.E.I, by on Nov. 20:— Mr. S. ;)orc by ui,M plat. on Nov. 21 Mr E. J. ok: Mr. E. L. gandberg, ur. VV. Schmld i lam: Mr. S. Emit. Arrived ii tpore from Europe. Penang by KLM plane 21: or A. St.
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    SYDNEY BRIDGE TRAGEDY
    376 9 Man Killed By 190-Ft. Fall Sydney. Nov. 12 YOUNG man fell 190 feet from the v ntre of the Sydney Harbour Into the water shortly before Ight recently, and was alive when was picked out of the water moi? tuan an hour later. was rushed to Sydney
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    NEW AIR LINERS
    150 9 Machines With Tricycle Undercarriages 'By Air Mail* From Our Otc?i Correspondent i London Nov. 11. THE latest United States air liners now 1 lei construction are couipped tricycle undercarriages, and the Dutch Air Lines, who use Amerilmers. have, therefore. Purchased ling aeroplane fitted with a triinderearriage. This
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    63 9 Mothers who lost sons m the Great War were among the earliest arrivals at the Cenotaph m Whitehall. London, for the Armistice Daj service. Photo shows Mrs. A. Rerr (left) who lost three sons m the War and now has a son serving m Shanghai, and Mrs. J. \V. D.
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    A RARE CASE
    173 9 Woman With Heart On The Wrong Side DESCRIBED as an extremely rare case a Sinhalese woman aged 35. who has her heart on the right side and other visceral organs transposed, is now a patient at the General Hospital, Colombo. She first visited the hospital for an
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    BRIGHTER THAN THE SUN
    196 9 Exploding Stars Fade Rapidly ua, CaliiornJ ji PAIR ol xplod ne "f wl D Jhed ;i brilliance 300.000.000.000 times thai ol the tun, are growing dimmer, accord! I ti onomer who .eied th m !a t year, after 13 months' search ol th W SC Dl
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    BUYING A HUSBAND
    161 9 Giraffe-Necked Burmese Leaves London miss klai Burmese Giraffe-necked beauty, I* going home to buy i husband. she is packing her bag and drawing her money OUt ol the bank, ready to travel 11,000 miles just to buy her man Eighteen months ago Miss Klai came to London
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wed. Nov. 24, 1937. FIVE OR TEN?
    313 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wed. Nov. 24, 1937. FIVE OR TEN? ACCORDING to an announcement m t )»c Singapore Free oi Monday last, the proprietors oi that newspaper are endeavouring "it no unforeseen obstacles are encountered" to reduce the selling rate of our morning contemporary "to those subordinates who are genuinely
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINT
    865 10  -  Autolycus A TOPICAL CAUSERIE by b! Al] of Hi 11 as m- couni and <;• lblt ol to 1 olution m probl( ir len thai he dccl lt wa til( he summoned up the moral n to mak< d ration «>i his Intel ilim tli<v i Fatherland (though
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    92 10 For the Jirst time n his rebjn the King, accompanied by the Qaeen and Qaeen Mary, attended the British Lejrion's Festival of Remembrance on the nineteenth anniversary of the Armistice, at the Royal Albert II ill London, Niousands ol ex Servicemen formed the audience and the most mo% vi; spectacle
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    PROGRESS OF IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
    254 11 PROFIT OF OVER £160,000 ibstantial Increase In Traffic London. [PERIAL Airways machines flew 11,655 miles during the yea' (1 March 31, 1937, as against OTIB m the previous year, and Hie t<m miles for the year were up approximately V,± per cent. c (acts M-e shown
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    SEARCH FOR PRODIGIES
    182 11 Africa Combed For Athletes THE French Athletic Federation has decided to send an expedition to Africa to search for black athletic prodigies. The Federation is convinced that there umdreds of potential black native athletc^s capable of winning Olympic ta in the heart of Africa has been impressed
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    22 11 The engagement is announced betW Hunter Bruce of Chersonese Kuala Kurai. and Elsie G n Of Pappanui. Christrhiirch, New tnd. K t
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    PLAYING FIELDS
    220 11 Memorials To King George V. MORE than 1.600 schemes to provide playing fields as memorials to King George V.' have been given preliminary consideration. Of these. 725 have been registered as proposed King George s fields and 14 have been finally approved. Nine fields have been officially opened.
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    52 11 President Lenrun. with members of the Cabinet and ex-Servicemen :il tended the Armistice Day service at the Arc de Triomphc m Pans. °reat military parade preceded the service. Photo shows ex- Servicemen tl :1 o S a nd standards of dissolved regiments on the Arc de Triomphe at the service.
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    CHILDLESS WOMEN
    198 11 May Have Twins If Desired NEW hope for childless women is held out by Dr. M. Edward Davis, of Chicago, who reports the discovery ol I new method ol overcoming sterility by injections of B sex hormone. Dr. Davis If I noted authority, and received the war's highest
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    MILLIONAIRES IN U.S.
    140 11 One To Every Three Million People Topic In Ui> Ith Inci j 000) or more In i j:*s. accordii poi t ju << by tin Tr< a rhere were 1 1 lie year bef< one person In every 3.100.000 had mil lionaire Inc 130 the report m
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    DICK MERRILL
    170 11 Round The World In Three Days Dick merrili,. American air i» dew the Atlantic twice within 120 hours al Coronation time and called II i bop, arrived iii London recently, planning to fiv round the world In three days. He la now plotting hia course He will start
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    INDOOR SCHOOL FOR AIR PILOTS
    157 12 toss roiiiitry flights finishing with "blind" landing irere made by air pilots without rising from the gTOWftd at the new training school established by British Mrways at Gatwick, Snsvex. The school is hem:- used mainly to train pilots for the South Atlantic service, with which
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    166 13 Pn-ss>. fimerican Iwo-seater "flying tricycle." said to be the world's safest aeroplane, has arrived at i lerodrome, London. Royal Dutch Air line pilots are practising with it because the new ter Douglas air-liners they will fly will ha,ve "tricycle" landing gear. The two-seater is known as n- Hammond "V." It
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    VEGETABLES
    2215 14 Doing things with 1 p tn as I and texture Belec one one „nd one root v< and m h ol the entree type \l GETABLE TARTS cup ol flour witl i .M|> 13 cv tiortinto it. Add 3 tab th< mixture, a u-v. drops at a time Blend
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      303 16 THEY DO LOOK AFTER YOU ON THE gj* CH£AP RETURN TICKETS TO CHINA, JAPAN, COLOMBO, AND BOMBAY. Available for two months. From SINGAPORE To Ist Class 2nd Class Hongkong $137.14 $102.86 Shanghai $188.57 $137.14 Kobe or Yokohama $222.8« $154.29 Colombo $205.71 $137.14 Bombay $274.29 $162.86 All vessels may call at
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      435 16 i 1 1 ks. >J TO FRENCH PORTS X HOMEWARDS. I FORBIW For UarseiUe Havre Antwerp Dunkirk Dec. 10 S CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Dec. 10 i RANGKOK Marseilles Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Jan. 4 CAP PADARAN For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Jan. 7 OUTWARDS.
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      94 16 CHINA/JAPAW l.l\w Big cargo vessels wltb limited fru» com lor table passenger *?rc,mmodatioD m.s. CHILE for Manila, Hongkong, Yokohama, Kobe, Osal Dalny Nov. 29 m.s. MALAYA for Jaffa, Hail a Rotterdam. Hamburg, Copenhagen Dec. 14 Fare*: To Rotterdam £51 To Manila |f| Roundtrip, 8 pore China Japan and back (abt.
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    62 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDI THE UIIAKM B 01 EXPI (III) TO AIIKIM Entrance Exit "h«p Godown Gate Gate Suisang 20 1 1 Shirala 20 I 1 Mata Han 17 2 3 Cranfield 2 3 Aeneas 2 3 Pyrrhus 3 Rantau Pandjang 40 4 3 Karapara 48 4 5 Hakusan
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    JOHORE BILLS
    343 17 Registration Of Births Deaths A BILL intituled. Aprovlde for the Registration i and i Introduced a( meeting ol the Johoi U ol State, ;>:•■ Idee ov< r by the Mentrl Un«ku Abdul A/iz bin Abdul Ma.jid ■This Bill repeal i and with Iderable changes the \u of Birth
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    Mr. Bedaux's 14 Companies
    47 17 Mr. Charles edaux is not a large shareholder m British BedaiUC, Ltd.. from the board odl which he has Just ned. He owes t Controlling interest m the majority of the fourteen .separate companies which founded and which operate m twenty-one different count;
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      274 17 BURNS PHILP LIKE. Incorporated m Australia! NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. -ELLA Nov. 2S Dec. 3 •KUR Jan. 1 Jan 4 1 cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the wing rates. Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or bourne to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE!
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      123 17 v. k. u\i; GENERAL PABSENGEU AGENTS CUNARI) WHITE STAR, LTD. Incorporated In Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s..s. HAKUSAN MAKU Nov. 25 6A "HARUNA MARU DOC. 9 s.s. KATOKI MARU Dr. Rates to l CU 2nd class Naples S4H7 $510 $317 $343 Marseilles 51
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      239 17 1 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! TO-DAY FOR PER DAiE AND TIM* B. Soon Henu 24 9 a.m. and Tembilahan Makasser 24 11 am Parcels oniy> Keponu 24 11 am -tain. Europe, Egypt and lon (Parcels only* Aei.- 24 noon .bi and K. Toengkal I TohiU 24 1 p.m. Valaya 24 2 p.m.
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      180 17 UPPBL HARBOUB Main Wharf: Lrh. Moonstone Gen Ver.spyck. Lch. Mary X VESSELS IN DKY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Victoria Dock: Tug Tunda Keppel Harbour: King's Dock: Filefjell, Kedah No. 1 Dock: Mandar. No. 2 Dock: Talang Akar. AIR MAIL DESPATCHES Java and Southern Sumatra; Netherlands, closing at 7 a.m. to-day Australia,
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    CRITICISMS OF JOHORE BUDGET
    4227 18 UNOFFICIALS INDULGE IN SPATE OF ORATORY THE INCREASE AY TAXATION DATO S. Q. WONG ON IMPRACTICAL THEORIES" OF FINANCING Singapore, Tuesday WHILE congratulating the Slate on the very healthy condition of its finances, the Hon. Dato S. Q. Wonfc, speaking at to-day's meeting of the Johore
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    35 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Sin Nov. 23 Tot Company md To Hiv I' 2"- 1: 'il 15 Burn nd ml Ll *3 Final Nov. 19 Nov 6d [nt 20 Lukul 10 Od mi
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      1491 20 <. f PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C !ON THE RADIO I Singapore Station On 225 Metres 1 TO-DAY il me Mimi" ''La Bohem--2 .^.-r.-*--^— V is Bennett -Bonnie Bank. •J». ,^.^-v Qp m Chinese <Teochew> Music Lomonc i." Sung by Joseph H BRITISH EMPIRE U. S. A. SHORTWAVE gjg-
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      53 20 conducted by Boris Marieff 1.10 p.m. Nirom news buli--1.20 p.m. Concert by Nirom G tet (continued) 50 p.m. Vocal variations by Light Opera Company. 10 p.m. News bulletin. 2.20 p.m Close down. b. 50 p.m. Time signal, film 6.20 p.m. Interlude. 6.50 p.m. Nirom news bulletin V 10 p.m. Opera
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    PUBLICITY KING'S BID
    174 21 Wants Neon Signs On Pyramids! Hollywood unbelievable m news Item M; Sam Golch further bid to remain Numbei Publicity Kn Having lately continued to lin 1 the name ol Mrs Rooseveli with his Lla Dallas'" picture he now pro to erect neon signs on the Mids. advertising
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    Gold For Japan
    22 21 New York, Nov. 23. rly $6 million was encased 'cy Japan yesterday for .shipment to the United States.- Reuter
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    EMPLOYMENT IN U.S.
    38 21 More Wages Hut Fewer Working Washington, Nov 23. Ployment m manufacturing and ■Manufacturing: industries m Amer'Jined m October by 80,000, whilr K »y wage-bills increased by $4,200,000 aing to the Bureau of Labour sta- Reuter
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    28 21 Above and below, two pictures of the rugger match on the pad aim yesterday when an B.C.C. fifteen were beaten by the Royal Engineers l»v t— 3. Tribune
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    NEW RADIO STAR
    251 21 Colombo Resident's Chance i Of Fame Fortune THE chance of fame and possible for--1 tune has come to Miss Rosemary van Langenberg, daughter of Mr. p. \v van Langenberg, first deputy registrar of the Supreme Court, and' Mrs. van Langenberg, through her recent broadcasts from the Colombo
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    SEN. MANUEL QUEZON
    38 21 Successful Operation For Appendicitis Sen. Manuel Quezon, the President has been successfully operated upon for appendicitis. The operating surgeon said afterwards that if there had b'*i-!) cne hour's delay, the President would have died. Reuter
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    AERIAL SURVEY OF AFRICA
    197 21 Pioneer Expert Returns To iiii^liiiicl Mi-. 1 T William ol aerial survej ii turned to England Mr. Williamson, 1 Fellow ol Urn •i Photographic Society and oi thn Royal .Society ol Art and for fh. s^ 1 1 been a i ociarted wit! Operating Aircraii Company
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      142 21 -not at all an J "I have found Sanatogen really manvllous Under the trying conditions one has to live m this country, Sanatown is a fxxm to those who are run-down? writes Mr. F.D. 8.H., Motihari. Br. India. Weakness, listlestness and fatigue will 9000 disappear after a short course of
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    ANOTHER SHOCK FOR STOCK EXCHANGE
    132 22 London Reaction To U.S. Setback London Ail lump, the London Stock change wa in no mood this morning to withstand a further sharp Lback on Wall Street and In the continued ab of buyii pori ol a moderate volume <»i general sellin ;1(l1 i )ll(1
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    SEVERE LOSSES ON LIQUIDATION
    47 22 I/nidoi). Nnv 22 Block I further liquidation ol Industrials resulted In many severe losses m all Cla holes r\ also nu i'!i continental llquidii The undertone In onu sections, notably steadied lightlj towards ■he clo i Commodities were q Wail Street opened Reuter
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    EXCHANGE RALLIES
    100 22 In ntrasl to this morn. .1 opening, the London market finished the day on the crest ol an energetic buying waThis volte: ntimeni was almost entirely /.ue to the surprising, albeit welcome, action ol continental operators who refrained from adding their I U thi "us selling on the
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    JOHORE COUNCIL
    358 22 Maintenance Allowance Motion Singapore, i v Oire that Insufficient notia Iven, the Hon. Enche Onn's motion m regard to fixing Increased mainallowance, for Their HmhnesTengku Mahkota Tengku B< ndad Tengku Temenggong, h [eferred until the next m< i Fohore Council ol State Tins moii,,,, was to come before
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    KNIFE AND DAGGER
    90 22 Chinese Boy Fined Far As a result <>l beiim found m p< sion ol a kniir and dagger In a coffee Shop m Victoria Street on the ni?>ht of Nov. 18 16-year-old Chinese boy named Yam Kirn Whatt was fined $100, Of three months' rigorous imprisonment, by
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    56 22 Paitß, Nov 22. After covering an aggregate distance Ol t quarter of a million miles the hundred French military aircraft whirl! Nt to .show the flan have reached tinationa In places all over Prance' colonial eniput The only mishap wa.s when one machine wa.s damaged m landing owing to the
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    MALAYA-HONGKONG
    182 22 New Direct Air Mail Service Singapore. Tuesday. IN connection with the announcement that the Imperial Airways service to Hongkong will run from Bangkok Instead of Penang from -Dec 6. it has been stated that this will cause delay m the all mail service between Malaya and Hongkong. The delay
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    DELAY IN START
    105 22 England-Australia Service By Flying Boat Canberra, Mot II THE Premier, Mr. Lyons, In statement with reference to the dying boat ervice '<> link up England with Australia, said that the Anal views <>i the BriQovernmeni recardlng ground or* Min.sation were only received on Nov 5, rendering it
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    28 22 Lieut. K. Berlucchi, leader of a detachment of 61 Italian marines who passed through Singapore yesterday on their way back home after service m the China Station. Tribune
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    NOW IN LONDON
    151 22 Delegation Of 50 Italian Ex-Servicemen London. Nov A DELEGATION of 50 members Italian ex-Servicemen, returni: visit of the British Legion to Ron, year, arrived m London last eveni \e-day visit, and received a ci ption from crowds at V: Station. The delegation, which is headed by Signor
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    EMPIRE MIGRATION
    164 22 Has The Time Arrived For Early Resumption? London. Nov. 23. RESOLUTIONS passed at a conference on Empire development, which was held at Guildhall m October, are being formally laid before the Prime Minister to-day by an influential deputation headed by Lord Home. One of these resolutions presses upon
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    SCUFFLE IN BUS
    116 22 Driver To Pay Compensation Singapore, TuesU CHAR^ri.i w ith voluntarily hurt to Mr. Gim Eeng Jim night cf Oct. 13, Joginda Sin Singapore Traction Company bus driver, ippeared before Mr. I. C. Grh, the Fi*th Police Magistrate The ac«*u; •d. who was defe.i: Mr oriflltfc Jones, claimed
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    PALESTINE
    43 22 British Policy Is A resolution condemning the Balfoui Declaration and Britain's policy Ii Palestine was paned at a meeti: idon under the auspices of the Musjim Sonet v of Great Britain. Speakers from India. Egypt. Syria nd Iraq supported the resolution Reuter
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    Government House
    209 22 Friday. Nc>\ Sir John Salmond arrived to Government House. Saturday. Nov 2" Colonel and Mrs A. E. Percival and Captain and Mrs. J. M. Oliver (Imp*: Airways had luncheon at Governn House His Excellency i I dy Thomas present at a n; t ball match (Army vs. R.N
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      39 22 CIGARETTES f j iis I I I be« uur spcial i window display and ct E. M. Glover Co. I 11. Ihr Arcade, SINGAPORE. >— w*—^ w— w*- Imperial "Good Companion" All-British SOLE AGENTS DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD SINGAPORE -KUALA LUMPUR
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    FARRER PARK RUGBY
    394 23 rtic hers Defeat St. Andrew's Singapore. Tuesday. i ciOOD recovery m the second period A of the game gave the Singapore Tearugby football XV a narrow vicover the St. Andrew's "A'» XV by points (a goal and two tries" to 10 ',-nts <two goals) m a match
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    HOCKEY TRIAL TO-DAY
    112 23 Game Not Possible Yesterday V final State trial m order to select a representative Singapore to meet Selangor on the S.C.C «»n Saturday was postponed on Of bad weather until this :."on. •rams will be exactly the same xception of Barth on the .sides who will be
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    RUGBY MUDLARK
    169 23 Sappers Beat S.CC "A" On The Padang Singapore, Tuesday. /N a game that was more a mudlark 1 than anything else, the "A" XV .he s.c c\ were defeated by the "A" xv I A the Eloyal Engineers at rugby on th» jadang to-day, by seven points (a
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    SERVICES HOCKEY
    149 23 Forl Canning Beat 7th Heavy Battery Singapore, Tuesday. TORT Canning beat the 7th Heavy Batr tery by one goal to nil m a keenly contested game of hockey at the Fort this afternoon. Play was fast and excitinc. despite the slippery state of the ground The Fort attacked
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    CHANGI HOCKEY
    101 23 Changi Signallers Beat 34th Co., R.E. Singapore, Tuesday. THE Royal Signal Corps, Changi area, beat the 34th Co., Royal Engineers, by me goal to nil. m a game of hockey at Changi this afternoon m a hard tussle n which the Sappers were assisted by our members of
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    No Tennis At S.C.R.C.
    26 23 Singapore, Tuesday. Owing to rain, the S.C R.C tennis Ixtures arranged to be played this afternoon at H"i;' Lim Green were cancelled.
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    Motorist Fined
    33 23 Si: For failing to stop whilst a traffic control signal wa ii»» »1 function of North Brii Basah Eload, F. Oast, a Euroj was fined $3 by Mr. E M morni
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    PROBABLE RUNNERS & JOCKEYS
    118 23 PROBABLE RUNNERS JOCKEYS Manchester November Handicap ndon, Nov 2\i pROBABi.K runners and jockeys m the Manchester November Handicap on Nov. 27 and a., follows Buckleigh (Carslake) A(out Royal ID .Smith' Queen's Shilling (Richardson) Severino (Westonj Petit Bleu (Grave Madeira Knight (Perry man) Velvet Cushion it; Smith' Nectar II (Harry WraggJ
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    S.R.C. Hockey
    45 23 A keam vv tonUklUinga to-day at 5.15 p.m. on the SRC. ground o C. Aeria; S. W. Moreira. J. G. Ritchie G. C. Ross, G. E. N. Oehlers, R s' Barth; D Ross. N Sullivan, A M Valberg, G B Armstrong. A Clarke
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    Asiatics is Skins
    68 23 The following will represent the Singapore Asiatics against the Royal Inntskillinga In a rugby game to-day at the Fairer Park at 5.10 p.m Taib bin Andak. Low Kee Pow. Shim Kah Foo, K. Lembruggen, S. Ross, Mm Tat. Abdullah. G. Vaz. A. Karim. Pam Choo Betig. Wong
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    MEDICALS BEAT ORDNANCE
    220 23 Service Hockey Team \i Tafiglin Singapore Tuesday. THE Ra m c p upaU upa creditable per- formance at Tanglin this afternoon when, playing a ma ted the H a o c by two goal Lieu! Kelletl of the M« tne stai performer ami n, addition to netting
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    S.C.C. Hockey
    117 23 The foiiowinu have accepted to plaj hockey for the S.C.C. vs. the Indian Association to-morrow at the S.C.C: P. W. F. Mills. A. C. C. Perdriau. R A U Todd, H. (i Shaw, B. w Reeve, J. D Hodf>kin.snn. Lt. W. D. H. Duke. T. A. D Hewan.
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    CATTLE SHOW
    43 24 nee Granted Under Foot-And-Mouth Conditions the Smthfleldclub Itural Hall, to ti, 111(1 mOUI rl r ,1 the countr) under exhibited mv 'V S n will have t«. b<slaughtered In London Entries, winch number i 000, Include th<- King British Official Wireless
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    CHRISTMAS MAIL
    80 24 London Africa Route By Flying Boats The flylni ld Cale donla, which we r ,e6 In experimental th sum each -.1 whirl) Is capable pi carr oui flve ton ol mails, will be brought Into for Chrlstoia mall to Afrl Th<- Cambria will probably make two our] Durban
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    44 24 Judging by the picture above, one might think that the S.C.C. pla>. (m centre) and the two R.E. playerwere having a friendly embracr Actually however it was taken during the rugger match yesterday on th»* padang when the Club were beater by 7—3. Tribune
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    SOVIET THREAT TO JAPAN
    27 24 SOVIET THREAT TO JAPAN Sequel To "Cross Ant.Soviet Attacks" London. Nov. 26. thf Duiv Telegraph's Moscow corres- note protesting against the II|M -mm I r Mongolia Reuter
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    38 24 London. NOV. 23. In the Commons to-day. Major Attlee questioned the Premier In regard to Lorct Halifax's visit to Germany. The Premier asked Major Attlee to repeat the on to-morrow, when he hoped to make a .statement. Reuter
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      91 24 A. S. GILES. I i CIVIL NAVAL, AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER i No. fl. The Arcade, Singapore THONE 7tM. l/11/lli i w^^-~^A./k v SuA d*l 4l'i 81^^% mkl value übt:unab. ij^Sn^^^J Arrunjie a tnal nin ilun buy< ltlld you wiil be anothn added x P A -^|I%m ij m
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