Morning Tribune, 8 November 1938

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE m 3-So- 240. SINCxAPORE, TUESDAY, November 8, 1938. FIVE .CENTS.
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    GERMAN EMBASSY OFFICIAL SHOT IN PARIS
    241 1 GERMAN EMBASSY OFFICIAL SHOT IN PARIS Paris, Nov. 7. fRYING out, "I want to take revenge on you for the suffering your countrymen have caused my fellow Jews," 17-year-old Frschel Feibel Grynszpaftn, Polish Jew, to-day drew a revolver, fired twice and wounded Secretary of the German Embassy in Paris, Herr
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    GERMAN PRINCE GAOLED
    38 1 A BERLIN MESSAGE STATES THAT PRINCE FRIEDRICH LEOPOLD OF PRUSSIA HAS BEEN SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS' IMPRISONMENT BY A BERLIN COUJRT, ACCORDING TO AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, ON A CHARGE OF HAVING COMMITTED MORAL OFFENCES. REUTER
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    SINO-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP
    91 1 SINO-SOVIET FRIENDSHIP Chungking, Nov. 7. CINO SOVIET friendship is stressed in Chungking newspapers, in which the portraits of Lenin, Sun Yat Sen, Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek are paired in special supplements on the occasion of the twenty-first anniversary of the October Revolution. Mr. H. H. Kung, Dr. Sun-fo and Luganetsorelsky
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    Soviet Criticises Britain
    100 1 Soviet Criticises Britain Moscow, Nov. 7. DO VIET Russia is ready to answer two- fold and threefold any aggressor's blow, dedared Premier Molotov at a mass meeting celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the revolution. He said, "Let any western or eastern country doubting our bombiny. strength try u&" **H M.
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    U.S.A.'s Verdict On New Deal
    138 1 U.S.A.'s Verdict On New Deal COME 40 million voters will go to the polls to-morrow to give America's verdict on the new deal of President Roosevelt The entire membership of the Houso Representatives, one-third of the Senate and Government and members ox local legislatures in 33 out of 48 States
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    Nationalists Recapture Lost Ground
    94 1 Nationalists Recapture Lost Ground HESPITE the vast superiority of armaments, Nationalists recaptured more than half the ground lost in the Gandesa sector in July, says Reuters special correspondent, on the Ebro front. The object of Franco's present coun-ter-offensive, which is the seventh during the last four months, is to roll
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    PERAK CHILDREN WILL BUY LOCAL TOYS
    164 2 (Trlbai Wan" Report Talptflg, Nov. 5 :i:.i>i'KN .»i Perm* could have locally V ma w this CbrUtmai, now that u>3 m inufactory has *>«■.■. i ;< ping by two well-known clttoeni 01 Men belaud the entetpnei are mi •••I Cheng Hoe. Mimiw el u^
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    DROVE NEGLIGENTLY
    57 2 Singapore. Monday. For driving negligently and thereby ctMbli hur* to one Lim Thian Lian on. November 0 at the junction of Beach Road atid Laanß Sean Street, Lion Chee .'ieuq u lorry driver was to-day fined £2U Of In default 20 days' r.i., by Mr. 0 U WKiUoiii.
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    The Cherry Tree Of Many Secrets
    232 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore Monday. "JpMF.RK b a "cherry" tftt in the back yard of the Burlington Hotel, Coleman Strvot, which is fast acquiring fame for itself because H has the knack of ftHllH mixed up in other people's affairs This particular tree, which
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    Attempted Extortion Charge
    61 2 Blngftport, Monday. Two reochius. King uU Xoek and Nn Yong Chemi. wvr-* thll moiTiing produced before Mr. Omuad Oldh^uu in the Second Police Court and churned that they at 2 p.m. m Nov 4 ttt IUB. Jalan Sultan, at-. tw\pt*»d to eKtort $o from A W. Oiap
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY
    50 2 Singapore. Monday. Chtu Chwee Tee, an Hokkien, appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham In the Second Police Court this morning In answer to a Charge of robbery of $50 from Koh Ah Touk yesterday In Singapore. Accused claimed trial and the case Mil postponed until next week for mention
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    s.s. BURDWAN
    18 2 The P and O. Burdwan is due at Singapore from Hongkong at 10 a.m tomorrow (Wednesday)
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    NEW GOVT. OFFICES FOR JOHORE BAHRU
    381 2 NEW GOVT. OFFICES FOR JOHORE BAHRU Yesterday's Ceremonyl (Tribune Staff Reporter) I Johore Bahru. Mondavi A SIMPLE but interesting ceremony was witnessed in Johore Buhl to-day, when the first sod was turned at the pounds of the rj Government Offices to be erected there. I A Gu<ird-of-Honi ur 100 siivirM
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    $1,000 BAIL FOR ALLEGED ARMED ROBBER
    89 2 $1,000 BAIL FOR ALLEGED ARMED ROBBER (Tri&une Staff Reporter") Singapore. Mood. I*.1 FENTY -THREE year old Hainan* sr named Loi Lian Tong who was arrested by two soldiers at Changi Road, last night, following the robbery of 538.48 from a fellow Hainan ese, was this afternoon charged in the second
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    MASKED MEN ROB CHINESE
    81 2 MASKED MEN ROB CHINESE (Tribune Staff K<P"t«> Swap.-'... AT about P-m. la-t ni,h^;;;; A arm^d Cant'""" 1 kn ,v* pMol and other* J wearine ma*K« through the fr»'" d the Keong Saik J^rfil* towkayandhisuiH'l'" 0 into onf. of k rM fk theho-eand strips of cloth, the" hl>l ll0 ,J« doors,
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    New Irrigation chemes Will Cost Perak $500,000
    236 3 New Irrigation chemes Will Cost Perak $500,000 (Tribune Staff Reporter) I poh. Monday. laioi schemes, involving a total cost of nearly hall" a million bllars will be launched, it is understood, by the Drainage and ition Department of Perak early next year. themes are the building of a permanent main
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    Failed To Obey Signal, Fined $3
    100 3 Failed To Obey Signal, Fined $3 Singapore, Monday. iMES Btgta of *B" Company Lovai Ki -iiiH-nt was to-day fined $3 Mr II Whittom, Traffic Maitrate when he was convicted on e of failing to obey a tra- < "ignal at the junction of Stamrd Road and Bencoolen Street mornine of
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    JAPANESE ON SERIOUS TRAFFIC CHARGE
    69 3 JAPANESE ON SERIOUS TRAFFIC CHARGE •i «riX M ««>*»y— The charge wid t IU k m a "^"^i manner ■M> v i^ o***0 1 hurt *o D < nine** woman, at 8.45 111 at Tan Un 2J2S Photographer., has been S a ore <*ausinir death h*v i>:llt nt act, as
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    PREPARING NEW JOHORE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
    34 3 PREPARING NEW JOHORE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS General view of the ceremony at the turning of the first sod, on the new site for Johore Government buildings. The Johore State Flag is in the t background.
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    Police Hunt Armed Robbers
    356 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday. VOH the past fortnight there have been innumerable reports of .mall armed robberies in various parts of the city and in almost all these eases, the culprits appear to be youths wfct so about on bicycles armed with knives, daggers or
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    FRESH ATTEMPT TO END STRIKE
    192 3 FRESH ATTEMPT TO END STRIKE (Tribune Staff Reporter) gOVKRNMENT is repatriating a further batch of ricksha pullers shortly. Those intending to avail themselves of this offer will have to report at the office of the Assistant Controller of Labour, Mr. J. T. Rea, to secure identification slips as well as
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    FELL FROM BUS
    32 3 Tribune Staff Reporter) A Malabari coolie fell off a lorry at the Alexandra Road trolleybus terminus yesterday and was picked up unconscious to hospital He had no external injuries
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      95 4 London. Monday Previous To-day Chang IMIRSt K Vcr >' Quiet Steady Spot Buyers 8 38 8 38^ Ist Forward (December* Buyers L'ihl Forward (Jan Mar.) Buyers j 7i16 :trd Forward '('Apr June. Buyers 112 Seller 8 916 8 58 +1 16 In bulk Nov.|Dec. shipment £14-15-0 value unchanged
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      21 4 KtBBEK Steady Q Ne York S Dull Du 1 Spot beuers 17 16 Korward J.n Mar Bujer, 16%
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      60 4 Previous To-dav^ M( T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate* 178.78 178 69 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.75V8 374 15 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) BV4 unchanged T.T. 011 HongKong (closing selling rate) Is. 3d. unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) Is. 2d. unchanged
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      POLICE BAND
      61 4 The Police Band will pjayt lowing programme at Waterloo" this evening (Tuesday. beginnU seven o'clock:— I 1. March. "Wellington March J 2. Overture, -'MorninK Noon Night." Suppe. 3. Selection. "To-Night.s the Rubens. 4. Valse, "A Waltz Dream Strauss. 5. Suite. "A Trip to Toy Town G. Selection. "The
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      Frawr's Daily Report
      84 4 Singapore, Monday. MINING: Tin at midday was $117 »i. down The market in Tin shares to-day was steady but extremely dull, in the absence ot any genuine buying or selling orders Raub Australian Gold was steadier with buyers at $4.90. and sellers hara the meantime, withdrawn RUBBERS:
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      136 4 London. Monday. Previous To-day Change Distillers 9016 90 6 Dunlop Rubber 24 3 24,3 General Electric 77 3 77 6 +3d ImperiaJ Chemical Industries :u u Imperial Tobacco 135 7 i o 135 7 iL d Anglo-Dutch 28 3 28- --3d Canadian Pacific 6-7 8 6-7 8
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 London Monday TIN STANDARD Previous To-day Chan"" Bpot (afternoon (closing price) £212» 4 £212 Forward £213'., £213 L
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      Law Notice For To-day
      87 4 The Chief Justice at Kuala LumpurCourt of Appeal. Before Mr. Justice Pedlow in 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m Assizes:— Rex vs. Lim Ah Kee Rex vs. Nawab Din. Before Mr Justice Home in 3rd Court at 10 30 a.m. S 185 38— Chia Teck Leong and
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      U.S.A. ARMS
      87 4 U. S. A. ARMS Washington, Nov. AMERICA is rearming not onl defend herself against n sion but also to help to keep entire western hemisphere from threatened attack, dwl the Under Secretary of Statr, Stunner Welles broadening South America The forthcoming pan-Americii ♦erence at Lima on Dec. 9 will outstanding
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      BULLION MARKET
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      GERMAN OFFER FOR MINING LAND
      91 4 GERMAN OFFER FOR MINING LAND Bucharest. Nov. 7. It |i learnec' trom 1 .'liable sources that the German economic commission presently at Bucharest irade an offer for decade for conces moii on available mining land including petroleum fields for which Germany is leady t? pay part In free exchange and
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    706 5 STOCKS SHARES ed By Fraser Company Singapore, Nov. 7,5 p.m. MINING 4!1% 4|7% 281- 301- Nom imbang 1 43j 4? Nom WSJ 25,3 2619 W 0.62% 0.67% L 2313 24!3xd T r 1.42% 1-47V 2 an^ r 10 i 6 u 6 1 22 23 Ialay 1316 14|6xd J* 0.35
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    FRASER 8c COMPANY
    97 5 List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Nov 7, 5 p.m. Total loi *jni|, ny Book* Date «a Dl* ye* Close Payable TIN Kuchai 20% final Nov. 16 Nov. 25 Nov. 22 30* Ltogui 10% final Nov. 21 N T 0V ?1 Nov. 22 15* Kamunting Tin 8% final
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    214 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday MINLNG Buyers Sellers Ampats 4!3 4|9 Batu Selangors 144 1.48 HongFatts 0.81 0.85 Hongkong Tin 23 b 25 Jelebus 0.70 0.75 Kamunting Tin 10|3 U|6xd Katu Tin 25i6 26'6 Killinghalls 17|6 18|6 Kramats 106 11|6 Kuchais 1.33 1.38cd Laruts 916 10|6 Unguis 1-70 1.76cd London
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    185 5 Apr 3 °Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY EM) 17 im > m S reri^S-n 30 10 102 nom Int t v U m 5400,000 106 108 "JP» £>«%&■ ,tt ,u non *9i&m ,05 I07 Nov 1 <* $21.000,000 1185 ***** Xi July 20 1 7,
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      153 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD. 1324 Paid Up Capital I 40,030,030 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve l,oCu,>oo Chairman of the Board of Pircr tor* H. C. REHBOCK Managing Board: D CRLNA DE IUNUii Pnsidem M TAUDIN
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    Gen. Smuts Wants "Back To League' Movement
    159 16 Gen. Smuts Wants "Back To League' Movement DACK to a r,fo, med Lea^ "be our l>oluy/ dec are<l (JJ Smuts, the South African Wd« an Armistice anniversary br (iad relayed through Daventrv. The alliance system, he mce more broken down a;v that efforts should be rr.acv to f he great
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    Alleged Soviet Instructions
    113 16 A lleged Soviet Instructions i!OIM AN BsdMOfC -.o.l.f^poMdent i clared that t'»e If tmwN P portin? U thr .*i;viet instncl to the llilinh parh in R henia has been published The document is reported to be the official files at Moscow and dec; that the communist party in M have
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    UNKNOWN
    312 7 I tica l Cartoons Any Theme I, wonder child is pla- Eond-eyed Plato X. Chan who I' .with a political cartoon! K V v, cire to mention with- writes a Reynolds K de ili- turn out some amazing fp'V-:,, m oil. to say nothing lambrr if black-and-white imI \nd
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      165 7 n. JL KATER Than The Praise That has acclaimed it H,E\ANI)ER'S RAGTIME BAND" is First rate Entertainment I-j "Sunday Times." HjWMHKs RAGTIME Band" Outstanding Free Press. j ft Singapore public are in for a treat with "ALEXANDERS ■tiTIMK BAND" when it opens again on Blh Nov. wm "Sunday Tribune. OPENING
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      273 7 > i mil You'll see all your Favourite St ars Doubled" in this exciting Film! William Powell, Myrna Loy. Irene Dunne, Ginger Rogers. Fred Astaire. Claudette Colbert, Eddie Cantor. Charlie Chaplin, etc.. etc.! OPENING TO-NIGHT £S PAVILION HOLLYWOOD TURNS THE CAMERA I iON ITS OWN GLAMOROUS SELF! 1 Taste every
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    DID WILLIAM SHAKESPEARER REALLY EXIST?
    3251 8 Owl London, £dte/L Tomb Of Edmond Spenser Will Be Opened IN SEARCH OF DOCUMENTS (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 28. A TOM I* in Westminster Abbey is to be opened shortly in an attempt to settle once and for all one of the tfreatst
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    Battled With Bird
    51 9 Miss Betty Archdalc, the Qigianc* women'?: cricket captain, escaped on her bicycle after a struggle with larp;e bird which attacked her at Mereworth Woods, near TonbiidßC (Kent). She was thrown from her machine but managed to remount, protecting apt lace v:ith her hands. She sustained cuts and
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 8,1938. AMERICAN DEFENCES
    344 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1938. AMERICAN DEFENCES PLANS for huge increases of the fighting forces have been announced in the United States. In particular one of the mighttest air fleets in the world will be created, numbering between 7,000 and 10,000 machines. There will be an army of
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    New Constitution
    1031 10 ft 1 Is Sah BEOWULF dispels another illusion, that the new constitution in Ceylon is not working. t CTKONGEST argument advanced against political reform in the Straits Settlements is the plea that Ceylon's constitutional experiment, most advanced in the Colonial Empire, has tailed. Let us look at the
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    PERSONALITIES
    59 10 Mr. F. Cobb and Mr. R F. 0" European masters, Malayan Educate Service, have been promoted to be sen Education Officers. Grade B. mm Education Service. It is understood that Dr. V. W. w Purcell who is at present acting as" tector of Chinese, Kedah. will be retui ing
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    22 10 Above is a most up to date sound detector imported by .he Government to be inst tiled In Chungking for anti-air raifl
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    TRASSBURG CATHEDRAL FLASHED INTO NEWS
    523 11 result Of Hitler's L famous Nuremburg speech Hitler made a reference to (trassburg's cathedral, and thus this treasure of past ages ed tor a moment into the news. It is, of course, well known is one of the most visited cathedrals of the east of
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    MARSMAN INTERESTS
    242 11 Philippines Mining Expert Seeking Outside Capital London. MR. J. H. MARSMAN. the Philippines mining operator, and a financial group of his companies are at present in London for the twofold purpose of organising a new corporation to further gold dredging in the Far East and to obtain financial
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    59 11 inp,s, holding completely aloof from each other and never ablp to mix. Bali an hour in the city £ives the answer as to its sympathies and affinities If you interrupt children playing In the street, all talking in their Alsatian dialect, you find them proud and happy to spen.k French
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    Transparent Stockings Forbidden
    57 11 Transparent Stockings Forbidden London. THE members of the Women's 1 Auxiliary Territorial Service, founded three years ago. have just been forbidden by an order issued by the British W;i- Office to wear transparent stockings. All uniformed organisations must, in future, wear stockings of the same dark colour as that of
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    GERMANY'S NEW "BIG BERTHA"
    292 11 America Not Impressed By Artillery Freak Washington. AMERICAN ordnance experts and high ranking army officials were unimpressed by reports from Berlin of the German army's new "Big Bertha" mobile gun. They admitted that they had received no official reports concerning the new gun which the Nazi
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    MYSTERIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
    295 11 MYSTERIOUS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY Mr. Hore-Belisha Calls In Police MYSTERIOUS damage to the property of Mr. Leslie Hore-Belisha has resulted in a day and night police patrol at his farmhouse (home on Wimbledon Common, London, writes a Home correspondent. "Sabotage" of an electricity power plant and of tho engine of
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    KING OFF TO NORFOLK
    441 13 In our of the w«rM'k latest cold storage plants 1 xptl fa Mj Smithfield Market (Loafltn), Imperial Airways' tc hiui i ((1 i J' r<r; lice!. »)attlin R with «he problem of dangerous ice form nK „h ami have tested a cie-iiin, paste for use on
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      46 13 YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST UOMCnom IN DIAMOND RI2KGI MUCCLIXI MOOCHED, etc. AI k ai« k i S.LMA.W WHERE OI7AUTV >«^ U«CI ASI j llf^HliOVM.Tht- Best i> la cmm '><i itl RENE ULLM4NN JEWtU.i-KS. R-»f»».- Pi.»r^ MNCiAPORE. Opened <uily including Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p-m.
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    Beauty And The Business Girl
    1372 14 Beauty And The Business Girl Let your make-up and generJ appearance give an impression J IF you have to earn your living and you want to make the most of your brains and education don't when you apply for a job, rely entirely upon your qualifications. In addition, remember that
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    It's Chic To Be Simple
    396 15 IT is easy enough to dress suitably for evening occasion* A simple printed linen or cotton if you can't afford linen formal, complete with natty bolero, or a slim-fitting black ensemble will carry you through any party with credit. A net or taffeta frock with
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      16 15 W£iAi)£?A€£ New Stock Nighties In Small Sizes Just Received. 18 Bat'^ry Road. Ist floor Phone 7143
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      417 16 BY PiOand BRITISH INDIA LINES <IHCOKPORATID IN INOLAMDJ Outwards lonoate S'F«r« lonnaft S'por. 1939 CHITRAL 15.000 Dec. 2 RANCHI 7.000 Jan. I* CAKTHAOE 15.000 Dec. 16 RANPtnU 7.000 Jan. 17 BHUTAN 6,100 Dec. 17 RAWALPINDI 17,000 teD. 10 BEHAR 6000 Dec. 26 BURDWAN 6.070 Feb. 11 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30
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      331 16 i^ TO FRENCH Po^J j I*.**] CHARCEURS REUni| HOMEWARDS. I CAP TOURANE For Marsilles, Nantes. St. Nazan. Bordeauv vM I DALNY For Marseilles, Havre. Antwerp, Dunkirk M TO SAIGON INDOCHIIi CAP §T JACQUES For Saigon. Touranr and Haiphong I I 8. A. M. I. (from Saieon) I 100 MERLIN For
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    UNKNOWN
    38 17 I Monday.— Two Hainan^se |th a pistol, riding on bicycles. i.. other Hamanese of $30 ir. Changi Road, near 12th mile--10 40 last night. pit iai made by two soldiers d A ind the money was re-
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY
    40 17 Singapore, Monday. Mr. D. G Osborne-Jones will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the Ade Iphi Hotel on Wednesday. His subject will be "Some Famous and Infamous We men in History."
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    Mrs "Bob" Not Separating From Husband
    205 17 \From Our Own Correspondent] London, Oct. 27. JJECKNT rejxjrts that Mrs. Bob Gregory, daughter of th Hajah of Sarawak, and her wrestler husband are contemplate separation brought strong deniril from Mrs. Gregory when thev wny brought to her notice in Holhwocd. "This talk or
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    MALAYAN PINEAPPLES GET PUBLICITY
    140 17 MALAYAN PINEAPPLES GET PUBLICITY [ftom Our Own Correspondent] London, Oct. 28. J«HK 'fan mail" yardstick by which the K.B.C. measure* the popularity of broadcast items has been ot remarkable service in advertising Malayan pineapples. Malaya House has been devoting a lot of attention to thus matter to find a market
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    128 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Dredger Kuantan, Pinna, Horn Shell Oil Wharf: Nil. Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Nii. Victoria Dock: Nil Keppel Harbour: King's Dock: King's Dock Caisson No. 2, Pellicula
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    AMERICAN FILM COMPANIES NOT TO OPERATE IN ITALY
    96 17 AMERICAN FILM COMPANIES NOT TO OPERATE IN ITALY 'JpHE four bitf America!) film companies, Mitro-Coldwyn Meyer, Fox, Warner Brothers and F'aramount. have given notice to their staff* |n Italy and are closing offices and studios on Dec. 31 unless a last minute compromise is reached with the r ewly elected
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      195 17 I)STAL INTELLIGENCE I TO-DAY K 'Imperial" Nov. 8 2 pm I -Imperial" 8 I p.m Ob "Imperial- 8 2 p.m' m "Imperial" 8 put "Imperial 8 2 p.m "Imperial" ..8 2 p.m' W ITR i I^e a noon ■Klo >k and Dunpun Lipis 8 4 p.m. ■da i and Pal»ttoe
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    488 18 THE ioJ lowing Quotations from Ne v York vvm 1 received from Messrs. S E Levy and Co.. by air mail yesterday:— Last Sale Nov. 4 Nov. 5 Adams Expren (NO pan U% Wk American Can (Par $25) 101 IQO Amer <fe Forn. Power S7 pfd.
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      437 18 ON THE RADIO /111. i2- r metres (1.33 mcs) „j 10 >;irom Quintet conducted /lIP 30.% mctrese (969 mcs) Boris Majieff. „n j io News and weather reports. oo M.ilay music.t 1 22 Orchestra from "Hotel des In.o(i Cljine'w music.t i des." oo Childn'ii's programme <Lngiion).| 2 jg News anc
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      442 18 LONDON 715 'Tonical Gazette. 1 -fd U\jmMJ\jn review Qf thin?s at Ho J TDtvoMi^mvi 000 sented by Pascoe Thornt TRANSMISSIONS 2 S. 745 Carroll Gibbons at the 8.00 Tne news and announo (ISG 17.79 Mcs (16.9 m.) ITim* Siynal a: 0 GSF 15.14 Mcs (19.8 m.) GMT] pm. 8.20 Big
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    GUIDE TO RACING FORM
    6136 19 Vond Day Of Singapore Races ■n) M Marcus Superbus") I assi DIV.M FIRS I.m\!»|n (Ml 'Mining Kong- To^'wlnni- by 11.4 Yo U Later 7 13. K.L., Sept. M 1.71,5 Good going. A i^ unplaced to Gander-, I 3-pore Sept 3. 6 furs. 1.15.j H lll H4
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      119 19 WEIGHING MACHINES No. P1 271 t PREDETERMINED WEIGHT SCALE For use where >ods are hand! ed in lots of a predetermine* weight. Thr variation from corfrct weight \s Instantly indi rated on a chart marked "Light." "Heavy" from central Z(TO. IP A po.sitivt- indication oi exoeei >r deficiency it given
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    RACE WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY
    383 22 RACE WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY WEIGHTS f, r W«d« .b.y. the Meondd^ of the Winter m* m#m of the Siiwipore Turi <l.n. at BnkH Ti.m.h. tofomr. Horses -Cl. 2- Div. 1-6 furs. Horses-Class 2-Div. 5-abt. 7f. \lum Kock J-J >near of Sarawak x 1 i-nrhi. File QiMrn Plateau XJO v in
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    BEFORE THE FRAY
    15 22 BEFORE THE FRAY The Fiiropean women's team which yesterday lost to the G.S.C. at hockey.
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    182 22 EXCELLENT tennis was J up in th(>semi.fi na ,J Open Doubles o f the s:J fifth open invitation J tournament at Hong |j m J yesterday, when Chua <\ Leong and Woon Chow Tat N. S. Wise and S. Abed. The Chinese players rombin and ran off with the
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    149 22 S CJK C 2; A.C&I THE S.C.R.C. second hocW I I avenged their defeat last! at the hands of the Anflo J School by beating the «JJ two-nil in the hockey nu£" at Hong Lim Green y^ev»l The A.C.S. beat the S. originally and, though the> m day in
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    23 22 The annua! R^L, fl* held on Sunc.; ri x bv Tank Road. ft»S>j to members and I and a member World Restaura
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    C.C. BEATEN BY COLTS II
    270 23 I; S.C.C 1. the Singapore Colts proved too strong for the S.C.C. on the padang yesterday and won, after a line, by four goals to orte. At the interval, the Colts Iro-nil lt ten wn throughout re one short for Moreira and Gals- A ing
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    91 23 ID (lub November Mixed Fournie played over the first nine nday last resulted in a win for i B. Tan and N. A. ftlallal with scorr of SI. tiowinfj were some of the best turned. B Tan and Mal !al 39_8 =31 >h and SF Ho 4*— l2^=33^4 Simond
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    C.R.C. RUGBY
    37 23 XV against the >-day at thr S.R.C i v Swefc Law Low Kec Shim Kah Foo. bt fi: heol^ Wen? Choon. Siew Choh. Koh B Khuan, Low Guan Won? Ah Teck. W Wong Ken? Sam
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    G.S.G Score Win Over Europeans
    418 23 G.S.C 2 Europeans 1. |N a very weU contested and keenly fought game of hockey, on the G.S.C. ground yesterday, the home side defeated the Europeans by two goals to one. Some sood stickwork was witnessed on either side and there were phases in the
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    S.C.C. GO DOWN FIGHTING
    22 23 S.C.C. GO DOWN FIGHTING Colts II defeated S.C.C. team yesterday by four goals to one. Here is an incident in the fame.
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    "Butch" Parsons To Fight In Singapore?
    217 23 "Butch" Parsons To Fight In Singapore? (Thbunr Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday SEAMAN Butch Parsons who holds the British Boxing Board of Control licence paid the "Tribune" a visit this afternoon accompanied by Mr. Kim Lin, manager of Happy World boxing promotions. Seaman Parsons looked the picture of health and physical
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    S.A.F.A. CUP VS. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
    47 23 S. A. F. A. CUP VS. LEAGUE CHAMPIONS S.A.F.A. Cap and Leaf ue champions, the Royal Artillery and the Straits Chinese F.A. respectively, meet in a friendly match at the Anson Road Stadium on Friday. Charges of admission will be 50 cents. 25 cents and ten cents.
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    117 23 MARIGOLD B. P. Playing before a Uurgf fathering the Marigold B.P. "B" team beat the Amateur Athletic Union "B" team at th«. 1 latter's court by five games to two Most of the games were well contested. Results are a* follows: Quek Song Quee beat Tan Sion» Len? 4—15, 15—2
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    R.A.F. BREAK NONSTOP RECORD
    362 24 R.A.F. BREAK NONSTOP RECORD A LL three of the R.A.F. VickersWellesley bombers of the long-distance flight landed at Port Darwin yesterday, two having completed a non-stop flight from Ismailia. beating the Russian record by close on 1,000 miles two machines averaged 149 m.p.h. No. 1 machine, piloted by the flight'
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    RECORD FLIERS RECEIVE HIGH PRAISE
    107 24 RECORD FLIERS RECEIVE HIGH PRAISE London, Nov. 7. THE long distance record flight of Wellej-ley aircraft just complet ed is the result of Royal Air Force efforts to tackle problems of lons distance flying scheme*, for which development was first started January 1938. High praise is given to Squadron Leaders
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    SPANISH NATIONALISTS ADVANCE
    93 24 SPANISH NATIONALISTS ADVANCE Barcelona, Nov. 7 Till! lU publicans admit that Na(ioaliNts made a small advance at Narpou sector at the llbro front. A communique states: Nationalists attacked Pinell sector with an intensive Mipport from tanks. aJtilleiy and foreign aviation. VioicnL fighting proceeds en the mitiklrtfl or Wiravo and the
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    ADMIRAL DIES
    15 24 Berlin. Nov. 7— The oldest German Admiral Buron Von Bodenhausen died ,;gcd 91.
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