Morning Tribune, 15 November 1938

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE rj-NoMfc SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. November i£, 1«B>. FIVE .CENTS.
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    "Sparkling" Fashion
    64 1 Miss 1938 goes in for a cellophane sequin bathing dress, while per cousin of the "Naughty Nineties'" creates a furore with billowy fotton suit, stockings and odd looking headgear. Cellophane sequin gives modern bathing suit "sparkling" appearance. Picture above gives a good idea of the development in the
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    Chinese Flee To West Hunan
    132 1 Tokyo, Nov. 14. m 'all of Yochow claimed by the Japanese yesterday the ins of Changsha are leaving for western Hunan in increasing >ng to a Japanese dispatch which declares that the ngsha is imminent. troops, dislodged are aLso retreating: where Marshal moved his miliI
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    CHANGSHA EXPECTED TO FALL IN ONE WEEK
    353 1 CHANGSHA EXPECTED TO FALL IN ONE WEEK f HANGSHA is expected to fall within a week as a result of an amazingly sudden Japanese advance, according to foreign reports, which add that complete panic has reigned in the past 48 hours among Chinese civilians, who are evacuating hy all available
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    JAPAN REPLIES TO BRITAIN, FRANCE, U.S.A.
    126 1 JAPAN REPLIES TO BRITAIN, FRANCE, U.S.A. Tokyo, Nov. 14. THE replies to British. French and American notes of Nov. requesting the re -opening of the Yangtse for free navigation have been delivered to the Ambassadors of the three powers in Tokyo to-day. It is authoritatively stated the gist of the
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    CYCLIST WARNED OF ROAD DANGERS
    117 2 CYCLIST WARNED OF ROAD DANGERS Singapore Monday. Vim in'uliui'n'iy riding His rxcle on Bmch yesterday. Jais bin Abdullah MM 10-day lini'd S7 or in -lolaiilt 7 days' r.i. It v. H alleged that Jail came tearh.^ out Of a i<i<- rtwet and charKed acros, j;, car. The Inspector's sv<v managed
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    Traffic Advisory Committee Formed
    125 2 ■ME appointment of a Traffic Advisory Committee, the constitution of Which is as envisaged in the Trimmei Report, has been approved by the Governor in Council. Hon Mr R Williamson, partner of Messrs Drew and Napier, advocates and soU sitors, Singapore, and a member of the
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    RICKSHA STRIKE TO END TO-DAY
    494 2 RICKSHA STRIKE TO END TO-DAY STRIKERS ACCEF AGREEMENT (Tribune Staff Reporter) piN \L understanding was reached yesterday between ricksha owners and pullers over the question of hire charges, new uniform rat* fixed being 33 cents per day foi hire of a ricksha. Singapore's 3,700 rickshas, net seen on the roads
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    ARMY CHIEF ARRIVES
    63 2 COLONBL Mom laMvaagsc semi. first oflicer to be appointed J Siamese Militarv Attaehe I 'and. arrived in StogayW hv train I from Ban?kok restfr*ay «n his I v.:i\ to Kneiand. I!** i> leaving for I Fnrlund on the Tebi Roassel* 1 i»n Nov 18. f'oloiipl Ben] iv
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    Attacked Man Who Refused To Give $1 To Secret Society, Gaoled
    225 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) yEO Teng Chuan told Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court to-day how five Chinese came up to him on the five-foot way of Geylang Road at the junction of Lorong, 10, where he was
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    Armed Robbers Have Week-End "Holiday"
    55 2 Armed Robbers Have Week -End "Holiday" (Tribune Mart Reporter) SINGAPORE'S armed robbers gave policemen, journalists and others a brief rest over the week-end. Practically no reports were made of serious robberies. Police officers slept undisturbed during exceptionally quiet week-end. Contributory cause to less crime is sudden vigilance of local Detective
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    ALLEGED EXTORTION
    60 2 'Tribune Staff Reporter' Singapore. Monday. Tan Ben| Keh, I 27-year old Hokkien appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the Second Police Court this morning charged with attempted extortion by puttl 0 Guan In fear of injury to his person. The licensed claimed trial and the I wai postponed
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      42 2 Have You Tried Our j "Contract Valet Service" j $10 and $20 COLLECT (Mi DELIVER j I SKNI) NOW lOK lill AII.S {Burtol Quick! CLEANER'S j m 278, ORCHARD WOMB. I *<W 'GREATEST CARE MUST be EXERCISED IN DEALING with STRANGE BOARDERS
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    Railways Will Introduce Drastic Fare Reductions
    524 3 Railways Will Introduce Drastic Fare Reductions A Trade* H'air id To Capture Traffic (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. ISTK reduction* in the second and third class fares, and ujditienal trains giving a more frequent service, are among weapons that will be used by the F.M.S. railways in their it to
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    GOVERNOR'S TERM OF OFFICE
    84 3 GOVERNOR'S TERM OF OFFICE iua.s staled in a Sunday contemporary that the term of of Sir Shentoii Thomas as rrnor of the Straits Settlements Hij?h Commissioner of the y Stat<> is due to expire in ber next year and has been excd for a further >e ar f rom that
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    HAD WOMEN'S "SLACKS," AROUSED SUSPICION
    144 3 lnll »"<' Staff Reporter) AT <U.t i Monday. *Eunm lnioclwk thl» morning, a »"n h I; 3 a CNnese walking h ln his hands. This 'Mhe liSP 1 1 so h went up »t"the and him e P°«ession of the trousers. Cc 5 e 0
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    FLYING HOLIDAY
    25 3 FLYING HOLIDAY .Mr. and Mrs. Lester Goodman left Singapore yesterday by Imperial Airways, were seen off at the airport uv a large number of friends.
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    Possessed Dutiable Tobacco, Fined $2,500
    124 3 Singapore, Monday. JUVO Chinese, Heah Chak Chuan and T«f Jui Monjr, were each lined $2,536 (or undeij>o three months* rigorous imprisonment in default) on their pleading guilty this morning before Mr. C, 11. Koh, the Sixth Magistrate, to possession of dutiable tobacco, the* duty on
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      36 3 NOTICE "Columbia Films of Malaya Ltd., Singapore, hereby informs all persona concerned that Mr. Morton I Qoldsteitl has resigned hi.s position M Manager of the local subsidiary in Singapore." NEVER NEED Sole Agents: MONTOR LTD.— SINCAroRF.
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      21 3 Refresh with KAU de COLOGNE ■STARINA" British Product F.M.S.— Duty Free. LITRK $1.00 per bottle. 1 $1.25 m From All Dealers.
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      BULLION MARKET
      26 4 GOLD Previous To 1 Fine Bai per o<s £7 6.9 £7 S SJ™ 1 19% 19 U 4 months forward 19 516 1!' 1
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      155 4 Previous J o-fin* tdon M onday 1 ing lUIIBRK JfJL Qui< Dull 83 lh 3 16 Spot kAtJ v 16 »' i 3 16 • forwafd >. :'!i(i Forward (December) i.Jan liar.) Buyei n Sellers Buyers Sellers 8 87 16 8 7 16 63 16 B', B', 16
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      118 4 Distillers Dunlop Rubber General Electric imperial Chemical Industries Imperial Tobacco Anglo-Dutch Canadian Pacific London Tin Rubber Plan Investment Trust Linggls Ayer Hltam Southern Kintas London Asiatic Kaffirs (West Wit Area.) Shell Transport HK. 8 Bank Chartered Bank British American Tobacco Chinese 5% Reongs. (London Issue) Previous 91
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      45 4 Forward Jan.iMar TIN Spot Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers Previous Quiet 16 15 16 17 1 16 16 15 l*; 17 1 16 Stead. 46* H New York. Sat To-day 47 urday. Chane. — l 16 — lil6 1 16 -116 _i_rT Til
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      METAL MARKET
      23 4 TIN STANDARD Spot (afternoon (closing price) Previous £2l5 l £2l5 7 » London To-day £2l6 £2l6 3^ Monday Change 1 r\k
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 London. Monday T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate» Previous To-da\ Chang? T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 178 88 178.76 .12 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8.73 15 II 8.73' u 1316 T.T. on Hongkong (clown selling rate) ls. 3d Unchanged — T.T. on Japan (closing selling
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    125 4 Singapore, Monday. MINING: Tin at midday Has sun 1 up Thv' Tin share market to-day wao steady with a .small business passing and there were buyers of Rantaus $1.52. Kuchai.s $1.39 cum div. Batu Selangorc $1 41 *2 and Putehs at 95 cents. Raubs ven quoted to-dav
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    SIX MONTHS' FOR PURSE SNATCHER
    101 4 Singapore. Monday. ACCUSED, Ang Boh. who was mentioned to have spent much of his time 111 jxaol. has a record number ol previous convictions, again heard the fateful words spoken to him yesterday by Mr G.S. Rawlings, Third Police Magistrate who .sentenced him to six
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    RUBBER OUTPUT
    41 4 The following Is a list of outputs for the undermentioned estates for the month of October. 1938: lbs. Brunei 26,145 Bukit Timah 8380 Changkat 23,550 Haytor 8,878 Indragiri ***** Lunas 30,090 Nyalas 26,500 Tapar 43,998 Ulu Panda n 2,417
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    France's Recovery Measures Star Activity
    139 4 France's Recovery Measures Star Activity London. Nov. 11l MODERATELY heavy bear-cowd of the franc, following pubiM tion of France's recovery measard provided the chief feature of M foreign exchanges this morninj. Both French and British excha funds were soon called on to safl francs and it is estimated that the
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    POPE PROTESTS TO MUSSOLIN
    93 4 Rome, Nov. 14. THE Vatican has protested to the Italian Government against an article of the n»-w Italian racial law forbidd.ing marriagt between Italian Aryans with persons of another race The Vatican holds that the law is an miMatoral brer/*h of the concordat of 1929. According
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      63 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE ESANKING LATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the b EAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS ai CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, I and ONLY YOU can have access ;to these tale boxes, so that
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      14 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSIKAME COMPANY, LTD BRANCHES AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD T(%: 2 Rnlnvson Green
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      8 4 sm^ m^rs Ih Xvyy^V^ -/4b^>»^^^^B r K£n*rQ^M [7"flj
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    779 5 STOCKS SHARES sjued By Fraser Company S.r.eupore, Nov. 14. 5 p.m. MINING 4,2 4iB I Kumbang Lj Malay 28|- 30 431- 47 Nom '-Nom _____r~<jKfl r Th*ll Hitam 0.62& 0.671/2 Weng fin Tin Selangor 23»3 1.40 1016 24 3xd 1.45 116 ■tel i Malay deriang ji Tin Fatt • mwrnwrnrmw
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    102 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends __lrtdend Booka Close 2Vfe% less tax Nov. 8 20% final Nov. 16 10% final Nov. 21 2 1/ 2 final Nov. 10 21/2% Nov. 23 5d Int. Dec. 8 2V2% final Nov. 18 Singapore, Nov. 14, Date A Wv Payable Nov. 27 Nov. 21
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    212 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Saturday. MINING Buyers Sellers Amtvits 4 3 4|9 Batu Selangors 1-44 i.« Hong Fatts 0^80 0_84 Hongkong Tin 2316 25^Jelebus 0/J0 0.75 Kamunting Tin 10|3 11:6 K-itu Tin 25|6 266 Killinghalls H|6 18'6 ifvamatij 10 6 111© K.iamau> d9 T units **6 AU Linguis 1-TO l^d
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    187 5 mTtS 30 n $30 000 fl Pr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY f £ sft_ 1947 $1,600,000 19 r,\ Sept 3 ° 100 102 nom StJSI 1940I 940 WW a r 31 Sept. 30 1063_ V *<- 1955 $1,000,000 1083 4 nom ::1 Sept.
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      146 5 NEDERLANDSCHE HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD 1324 Paid Up Capital i 40,030.000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1.00U.j00 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE BOMOH M TAUDIN CHABOT Director A.
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      360 6 JL -^-...w.-m^. "W i .ho Ojpi'f'iiii lon. 100, will ('MM'rt,.,,,.,.^ -The JOY of LIVING! j Imii von wee IIII'.M: and hoi I j on a grand Laussh Sj» M I 1 IT Nl'^aHK^ «IC_ a^H. 'lOC' AamAV bH v i&& B Bb I S'iEii|K!^^^^B^^^^^KA' :x |^^«y^gsAßw^***'**•^^• Xv;-I-.-:v. XvXv i f^/l)
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    UNKNOWN
    100 7 Los Angeles. LjTARIANISM is on the -remand even In America is| josly boring from within the ,d our liberties, as well as m n from without," dpHui T.v Ickes. i Interior. i-.ouKht U profoundly thank he added, "that America has l5 n,Mu, M a suppliant on knis to an>one
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      212 7 IlllllfflllU, "■■■■•■•■■■■■■■b«««b i GRAND PALACE <-30&9.4ap.m. pm n J -Controlled by Shaw Bros. LM.j ACTUAL SCENES FILMED I IN WMi TORN CHINA Al ill|{ (west! fbontl See Chinese School Children Studying in 100s of Mountain Dus-Outs j SEE THE GALLANT j Bth ROUTE ARMY STRONGLY SUPPORTED BY WAR IX CANTON
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      168 7 CONTROLLED BY SHAW HROS. LTD. I 3 SHOWS: TO-DAY. 3-15 p.m. 6-15 p.m. 9-15 p.m. POSITIVELY LAST DAY I «5L IRVING BERLINS 'ALEXANDER'S MB RAGTIME BAND" MmFW TYRONE POWER Jrjf^ ALICE FAYE f^jjjff" 1 DON AMECHE IHHiiffijttwA' m atu j L(ls t o j thousands. >•• ••ii.lii.i •■■•■■•J^> j JALAN
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    MUNICIPALITY WILL FIGHT DIPTHERIA WITH $7,500 VOTE
    169 8 NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN INCIDENCE (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, M<»ncla> A VOTE for jhe expenditure of $7 t stl to Ik> utilised in tfc« immunisation of children from diphtheria was passed at the lasf Municipal Uud«f< 1 Meeting. There haa been u very nerceptibk
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    THEY ALL SAY IT'S GREAT
    64 8 THEY ALL SAY IT' S GREAT "One <>t the furinleti pictures I have ,c<mi The Crazy Gang icore bull'a r V c .***** I);ivi< I);ulv Skotrh "The whole show la i riot You're going to laugh plenty when jron tee it Reginald Whitley. Daily Minor When the Crasy Gang join
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    Birds Killed By Sea Oil
    56 8 Large numbers of sea birds have, been injured 01 killed by deposits of oil driven »,n to the. Welsh coast by the recent RAte. Sonu' ol IIM birds were cleaned and liberated by people who searched the seashore for them. Many wci- no heavily clogged
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    RECORD ATTEMPT
    52 8 Air C.W.A. Scott, holder of the present record, and Mrs. Betty Kirbv firecn recently at Gravesend Aerodrome (Kent) to take off for an attempt to reich Australia in two days. This would have been Scttfi onie-back" flight ufter a two-years' holiday. Eventually, however. th«" fli.'M was iM>stpone»f to
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      56 8 NEXT CHANGE PAVILION m. MOIOItlVIS! \V\lt\l\<.!! THE DEVIL is DRIVING! (a) You rely on Faulty breaks (b) Handle the wheel with one arm round Your Sweetheart.... (c) Attempt to drive after You've dined not wisely but too well! SEE COLUMBIA S AMAZING EXPOSURE of ,he killers of the Road at
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      16 8 THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE AND THIEVES SOLE AGENTS GUTIIDTF C (9 Ii? ii. ii «A
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    *uez Canal Convention Provision
    272 9 faterway Should Always Be Open To All Ships CONDITION TWICE BROKEN [HFN Mussolini stipulated in the Anglo-Italian Agreement lor tree ss |n the Suez Canal for Italian ships, he was merely asking ijmcthinf that had been conceded in clear and unmistakeable years ago. As far back
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    STOKER SUES ADMIRAL
    126 9 CTOKEK Jenkins, of H M.S. L'uracoa. is bringing an action in the High Court against Admiral of the Heel the Ear! of Cork and Orrery. Commander-in-Chief, Portsmouth, and Capiain K. Shelley, of the Curacoy. Stoko" Jenkins, who lives at Portsmouth, was tried by Captain Shellev i.nder the
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    Canton Y.M.C.A.
    66 9 WORD ha.s been .received from Canton to the effect that the Canton Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C A. are intact in spite of the fact that the Canton Citv Electricity Plant, which U only* stone's throw away, has been totally guttrd. The Press has been informed thai Japanese soldiers entered
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    ECUR/TY PROBLEM
    74 9 F*J*2» relations. consists of P h fl«t, that France 1 h dees not mean "> n <i. that there be ;;:'< Britain from from Britain; the f .<nr,an forces do or open pre^ure ft °m i. 11( I;a^ er added. J fl 'ha; M1( 'l nrdes there are
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    "GIRLS WILL NEVER BE ACE FLIERS"
    340 9 I London. WOMKN pilots can never be ace fliers, says Frank Wead. Mind you, if you tan forget for the minute about Amy Johnson. Amelia! Karhart. Winifred Spooner. Jean Batten. Nancy Bird, he may be i right. Bectmc Lteutenant^omnutncler Prank Wead. one of the
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      7 9 0 STfiRF U U 1 1 L.
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      148 9 KUCHA! TIN, LIMITED (Incorporated In the straits Settlements* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uv.t at me Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company wliich will be hjDld at the Registered Office of the Companv, No. U6, Market Street, Singapore, on Friday. 25th November, 1938. at 11.15 a.m., the Directors will recommend
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 15. 1938 THE WAR IN CHINA
    344 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 15. 1938 THE WAR IN CHINA MKWS oi «i curiously contradictory Mture comes from the China fronts. On the one hand, the Chinese forces in the neighbourhood of Canton are said to be meeting with great success, and from three sides troops ire converging on
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    A Celtic View Of Race Hatred
    1124 10 A Celtic View Of Race Hatred OPEN LETTER TO ARYANS BEOWULF writes an open letter to Aryans in the latest ant i- Jew developments in Germany and touches on its reaction to the question of Colonies for Germany. am not Jew Bo tar as I kn,w my I blood La
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    31 10 HrwOk in memory of Britons and Arabs who hcve fallen IP of t tK na* placed on the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, by m« PfcttitiM Arab Society in London. (Planet *w-
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    CHAMBERLAINS" FOR RAINY WEATHER
    998 11 CHAMBERLAINS" FOR RAINY WEATHER Expressing Gratitude By Buying Umbrellas (From Our Own Correspondent) p IE British Prime Minister i s assured of immorta.^fna't^one BelSuT ln a ratheF SingUlar Way t0 the ]e of The Belgians have no doubts about the part played by Mr. Chamberlain in averting a world war
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    New Form Of Smuggling
    175 11 mugs Through I The Post I report of the British Govern- n to the league of Nations Effi< in dangerous drugs during: F issued recently, states several attempts to import I quantities by letter post were the channel., through which Ku, drups circulate legitimately," Kr report
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    BRITAIN'S RESERVES OF GOLD
    182 11 BRITAIN'S RESERVES OF GOLD ■Offset Nervousness m London. I view of the persistent weakness of sterling in terms of dollars, question of the adequacy of Bri- .fold reserves at present is one preoccupations of |j following interesting calculation on was contributed by the ■jiomLst recently In M Fu C pH
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      96 11 Oxford Street Landmark Goes nESCRIBED by Horace Walpole as the "wonder of the 18th century and the British Empire," a famous London building has suffered yet another transfor[Continued in next Column] POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery in flare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30
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      33 11 THE TRUE TONIC POOD I Obtainable of Chtmtsti and Star I <..l Unit -Of o-l*_p..rt »l. i .»ttl.tn«r«»:..ii.T>KK-h ROYAL PORTABLE WITH TOUCH CONTIOI ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION R°NC° LTD. 3. Malacca Street, Singapore.
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    NEW CAPE T PLANNED
    289 12 NEW CAPE T PLANNED s y«___Mrss» Planet News Mr. C. W. A. Scott, holder of the present record, and Mrs. Betty Kirhv (,-rJ The flight will be in the Spring. This will be Scott's "Come-back" fli«htaM Scott, with the late Campbell Black, set the present record of 2 days 4
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      43 12 Air Travel Cheaper Still CORRESPONDING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MAO« TO AND FROM OTHER DESTINATIONS. IMPERIAL AIRWAYS Rooking »nd li.foimation from tbe principal travel agents, or from MansfiPld A Co. Ltd.. General A«enU for Malaym, Oecan BoUdinr, Singapore. Tt!f phone: 6154. THerrauM: Airways Singapore
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      50 13 QUEEN OF THE AIR YOU WILL FIND THF LASGEST SII,K( HOYS IN DIAMOND RINGS BRACELETS BROOtUES, etc. AT Item* ILLMA\\ WHERE nUALITI and VALUE ARE TEADITION4L The Hent hi to < MM and Ptf at RENE ULLMANN JEWEIXUtS. Raffles Plac^. SINGAPORE. Opened daily including Saturdays from 8 am. to 6
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    BEAUTIFUL HANDS
    953 14 Depend To A Great Extent Upon Smooth Skin And Firm, Strono Lines Showing The Moulding Of The Underlying Bones DKAUTIFUL hands in within the reach Of every woman, fof beauty in this case does not depends 10 much upon the shapeliness ol the hands and the slenderness Of
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    "perm" your way to beaut
    226 14 JHE hatless fashion wave has been sweeping through Singapore with ing strength and in consequence, coiffures are more exposed than n you want to go hatless remember that this fashion gives prommt hair. This means heads must be well-groomed and so dressed that tft your
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    The Royal Road To Health
    905 15 I Start Your Children Early On leaiiy. impr-.-sionable aw foiled in your Ai H last them for the lU wn your boy or weU po.ed. srlft*ni ot society begin dUTlni their earliest most imporUnt lessons ((out. from previous paye). oil will "emedy matters. It is
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      296 16 B^ MM i mi tm V r"TBi" in)l BY PsOand BRITISH INDIA LINES INCOKPORATED IN fNQLAND) N ,v. IS RANCHI ***** Jan! 13 '•iuiriA^r. U(((I Dec 3 NANPURA 17.00U Jan. 17 0,,,, a A E 15 000 Dec 16 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Feb. 10 i-uAi A IU(J Dec" BURDWAN 5,070 Feb.
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      319 16 !k TO FRENCH "poTtI j CHARCEURS RFLJki i c I DALNY For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp. Dunkirk CAP BT JACQUES For Marseilles. Ntnte* St. Nazaire ft JTO SAIGON INDOCHINA CAP ST JACQUES For Saigon. Touranr ind Haiphong j O.Q MAURICE LONG For Saigon j The Successors of MOINE COMTE CO. \ji
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    YOUNG DOCTORS WARNED
    431 17 Dangers Of Early Marriage A warning to young doctors against the dangers of early marriage was given by Dr. Robert Hutchison. President of the Royal College of Physicians, when he addressed the students of the Westminster Hospital Medical School at their new home in Horseferry Road, Westminster,
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      250 17 !IMII\S PIIILP LIME. dnorporated in Australia*. NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. tELLA Nov 28 Dec. 2 ?KL'P Dec. 31 Jan 5 p 'irkets from Singapore to Australia issued at the Ring rates a passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or lounn- to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. IBBANEBYDNET return 5642.86 Ist
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      68 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA I ha. TA LA MII A 8,000 TONS SAILING NOVEMBER 17. AT 3 P.M. The above vessel h&r excellent modern accommodation for First Saloon ana cecond Saloon passengers. Special Holiday Return tickets to China and
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      190 17 bSTAL INTELLIGENCE K.N.I L.M Nov. 15 11.30 am fc "Imperial" 15 z p.m "Imperial" n 15 2 p.m. pd "Imperial" 15 2 p.m. Sort" 'Imperial" 15 p.m "Imperial" 15 p.m IH10* "Imperial" 15 2 p.m. imi Ireland Imperial" 15 2 p.m. id Palestine 'Imperial" 15 2 p.m. Stain x K.L.M.
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      275 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE wharves OR EXPECTED TO AMOVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Van Heutftl 22 1 1 Rajula 20 1 1 Kutoang 18 2 3 Gewanu 15 2 3 Radnorshire 14 2 3 Nanking 11 2 3 Kedah 9 2 Tango Maru 7 2 City
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      27 17 MAILS DELIVERED The 'City of Athens" for U.S.A. (Parcels only). Mails previously announced a.s claslnp, at 7 p.m. on Saturdaj, will now close at 2 p.m. to-day.
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    43 18 Lundon TIIK British Government, rinaoct circles understand, has pw chased a large quantity of Kuninian wheat or storage by the Fom Defence Department, as part of the country's war reserve. The amount is said to be ak 200.000 lons, worth about aoOOJH
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      248 18 ON THE RADIO FNOV, 15 SINGAPORE ZH! :i r > Mft/n (141 mcs ZIIP 30% metres (9.69 mcs) D ni. ftf) Mulay music 00 Chinese music. t oo Children'! programme (English). 30 Time, weather, news and announcements. 7 4.» a gardening talk by R. E. Holtturn. 00 Ught orchestral concert
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      190 18 rDG 1515 Mcs (19.8 m.) 6.20 Gymnastics. 6.30 Light gramophone music 0.50 Time signal. Gramophone inunc uonliiiiied". 750 Cl«».se down. 10.50 Time signal opening. Albert Sandier, n.30 Ctoklng lessons. ii so Two Bonnets. p.m. 12.10 .studio Orchestra. 1 10 News and weather reports. 1 L»2 Orchestra irom "Hotel des Indes>"
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      472 18 LONDON TRANSMISSION ."> <;SB 0.51 Mcs (3155 m.) 6.40 Over the Farm Gate'-talk by j a Scott Watson. Professor of Rural Economy in the University of Oxford. G55 Tunes to Remember' tsong scries No. 2).* 7 15 Popular Favourites. BBC Em pi re Orchestra; leader. Leonard Hirsch; conductor, Eric Fogg.
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      147 18 BERm, I>JB IV2O M (s (L, p.m. •>.20 Concert i iphr 7,5 7.20 NewN in En-li;,h 7.35 Concert ol lichi m tinued). m -8.10 Greetings to \\<\» na 8.30 News and German. Vlc w 1.16 In praise of noble mubic^ and dances arrant 1 Veening. Dy 9.20 News and economic
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    Poular Chinese Classes At S'pore Convent
    159 19 Poular Chinese Classes At S'pore Con vent 'cause they believe that education in the vernacular is as important as a good sound English education. Convent I the My Infant Jesus authorities have Chinese classes,. Idea is to give jjirls who want education in Chinese sound training Classes last throughout the
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    BRITAIN'S UNDERGROUN BLOOD DEPOTS
    265 20 BRITAIN'S UNDERGROUN BLOOD DEPOTS British Scientist Prepared If War gRITISH SCIENTISTS HAVE BEEN WATCHING CLOSELY ft results of the new blood storage and transfusion technique which thousands of lives are being saved on the Spanish battlefieli by British medical men in the units sent out by the Spanish Media Aid
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    S.RHODESIA JUBILEE
    113 20 S. RHODESIA JUBILEE Victoria Falls To Be Flood -Lit PLANS to celebrate Southern Rhodesia Juhih in September. 1940. have now been practically settled. It is hoped that memocr of the Royal Family will be present for the occasion Impressive flood-lighting of the famous Victoria Falls, a re-union in Bul.maMt. near
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    9 20 Incident in recent football match between Gunners and Chinese.
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    Randall Gould Speaks Out
    180 20 For Ja|iane«e Shanghai! "T DO not sympathize with H of the Japanese policies in Cm said Mr. Randall Gould, editor on] Shanghai Evening Post and cury. in a press conference consa in* of foreign and Japanese corn pondents. m "I regret to say that I fa
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    Eve Learns
    27 21 visitor I. the Olympia Fair be** instructed h. the art of weav in C palm tree Imm by natives ..f wom3n French Morocco. Planet News
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    Soldier Fined For Negligent Driving
    154 21 »)JK Strachan. a wMfcr of the Gordon Hiphlamkrs was to-day |r; t < $40 and his 'icence endorsed, when he was convicted by Mr. I IVhittom, Traffi- Ma^istrat^ for drivinp: negligently on Beach f. .ilidin with another car and thereby causing hurt to Soh Juan
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    Alleged Honsebreaking
    54 21 Alleged Honsebreaking Reporter* h T Singapore, Monday Bee. a 32-year-old Hokkiea this mornina: in the Second before Mr. Conrad Oldham g that he at 3 a.m. yesterdav ««J to have broken into the Liong Bee at 83, Rochoro i "rcier to commit theft «k ol battery parts valued s postponed
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    DRAFT AGREEMENT
    30 21 DR AFT AGREEMENT 14.- -A draft agreement »una' ol cultural relations approved by the Cabisimilar to that congary and forms another *!,h]u\ N m contemplation to Include Belgium and Reuter
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    Failed To Give Address Of Driver, Fined
    187 21 Failed To Give Address Of Driver, Fined Singapore, Monday. J/EITH Goldsmith, of the Fox Film Corporation, was to-day charged with failing to supplv on demand to the C.P.0., the name and address ot the driver of a car owned by him who had turned in a prohibited area on Sept.
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    ALLEGED GRIEVOUS HURT
    122 21 ALLEGED GRIEVOUS HURT Singapore, Monday. FOUR Indians, Mangal Singh, Bhalya Ram, Masian Singh and tara Singh, stood their trial to-day, before Mr. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a compatriot named Ibrahim bin Mohamed. Medical evidence certified that Ibrahim, when admitted
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    EBRO FRONT
    51 21 Barcelona, Nov. 14. The advance of the Republican lin^ utSegre and the "complete repulse oi the Nationalist forces on the Ebro" II claimed in a War Ministry communique It refers to the heroic resistance of tiie Republican troops in the face of intense pressure in the Ebro zone.--
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    BRITISH TROOPS OCCUPY JERICHO
    107 21 Jerusalem, Nov. 14. rpHK citj of J«rleho was (KTiii)i»'i to-day by the Cofctotwwn (iuards. Simultaneously with the British Forcfi six warplanes appeared at dawn from over ttM Mount of Chnsf.s Temptatio; and as they formed a low air cordon round grove-girdled Jericho the roar of the
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    "We Hope To See Overthrow Of Hitler"
    100 21 "We Hope To See Overthrow Of Hitler" Wellington, Nov. 14. 4 117E hope we shall soon see the overthrow of Herr Hitler," declared the Bishop of Dunedin, in an address at the laying of the foundation stone for a new Catholic church at South land district. Praising the Pope's peace
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    LOYALS OFFICER CAUTIONED AND DISCHARGED
    107 21 LOYALS OFFICER CAUTIONED AND DISCHARGED Singapore, Monday^-When charg ed to-day for turning left against a traffic signal at the junction of Kalian* Road and Lavender Street on July 26, Capt. B. O. Ware of the Second Bat. Loyal Regiment, stated that he mistook the Junction for one which had a
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      65 21 Law Notice For To-day The Chief Justice at Kuala LumpurCourt of Appeal Mr. Justice Pedlow at Malacca- -Civil Cases. Before Mr Justice Home in 3rd Court Part heard S. 466 37 -Cheon* Chark vs Gammon Malaya* Ltd. Judßment of Worley. Ar. Judge, will be read by the Dy Registrar in
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    ST. ANDREW'S LOSE TO SCRATCH SIDE
    201 22 Weight Was Deciding Factor Webb's team It; Andrew*! Bchee| on PI. A VIM. a scratch ham captained by A. I*. Webb. St. Andrew's School lost hy IU points to nil at Karrer Tark yesterday. Die ichoolboys found 'Ik* weight oi i;»< opposing pack too
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    Touch—And Go
    23 22 Touch And Go Phase of the gSSM in which St. Andrew's School were defeated by a scratch XV captained by Mr. A.i\ Webb.
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    SEGAMAT BEAT KLUANG IN VOLLEY BALL RETURN
    290 22 SEGAMAT BEAT KLUANG IN VOLLEY BALL RETURN (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Monday. IN the absence of Shawl Hamid, the Kluang captain, Kluang were a ■tightly weakened side when they met the Sega mat Indo-Ceylonese in their return volley ball game. All the vanie SeKamal were a much better side
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    NEW WORLD TO STAGE WRESTLING
    155 22 NEW WORLD TO STAGE WRESTLING (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Monday. MANAGEMENT of the New World. Ltd. are staging a wrestiing match at their arena on Thursday, Nov. 19, commencing at 9.15 p.m. when three interesting bouts will be staged. Programme is between loctal Indians and men who learnt their wrestling
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    218 22 The following is the result of the qualifying round of the R.A.F and Cornwall Cups at the Island Club Dr. T. E. Cheah S. F. Ho 72 7 7 „ 64> K W'. F Mavor W H. Dunn 71 6 k M% ('.AR Bateman &H. H. Hoeden
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    Muar Chinese Do Well At Hockey
    184 22 Muar Chinese Do Well At Hockey (Tribune Staff Reporter) Muar, Nov. 14. JHK Muar Chinese hockey team scored a creditable victory over the Batu Pahat Chinese Recreation Club by five goals to oiio in the fiist inter-district Chinese hockey match played at Batu Pahat School padang yesterday. At half time,
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    Y.M.C.A WATER-POLO
    55 22 rinvi^"F" A s vs Chlnese Swimming v t h l A at wa ter pol t0 da y at the I M.C^A. pool at 5.30 p.m.: Choo ThS a n Fon K Lim, Urn Thvc Hock. Goh Buan Cheok, Lee Choon Nghee, Yeo Teow Nghee. Lee Hin Min
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    SEGAMAT CHINESE HOCKEY REVIVAL
    259 22 SEGAMAT CHINESE HOCKEY REVIVAL (From Our Own Corit^^ THANKS I efforts of Mr A the local iportts^thtfiL Chinese are fielding a ho tn:s year, rhc Chinese wSTL Held two yea., back but J began to van, and :lilh J effort was nude Ui ge t „2 last yoar it failed
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    MUAR BEAT KUALA LUMPUR AT BASKET-BALL
    258 22 MUAR BEAT KUALA LUMPUR AT BASKET- BALL Muar. Ikm SPEED, perftct combination i sharp shooting wen mil responsible for the oven* he* victory by 55—27. scored If! Muar Seow Seow basket bain over the Kuala Lumpur h» learn in a charity ■utefc 31 the China Relief Fund. H» «J was
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    107 23 If, >lin Kee, Raffles Eege nW r back, is beK fn a trial by the SelecKf the Singapore State side in a game on the K between the S.C.C. and W\ to-day. K be Mm Kees eight rugger fte only -Parted rugby this year, ■ee b one of Singapore's
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    25 23 Saints did not do very well in their match against Mr. A.P. Webb's team yesterday, went down to the tune of 19 points to nil.
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    43 23 ■•A vs. R.A. 'Blakang Mati> Mthe S C C B. A G Mackenzie. D. W. Le ■k Forrester. P. H. Burgess, ■rillbrook.J. B. Potter (capt.); ■/Thomas. AT. Grieve, D. H. m C Wrigley. L. E. C. Letts, 1 AS. Olsen, C. P.
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    28 23 (A. A. B. Menzies won the ppel G.C. November L. G. U. lowing were the three best turned: A B Menzies 90—24=66. Starr 90—23=67. M. Williamson 98—30=68.
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    54 23 ONE cards were taken out for I Keopel November Medal which ma win for C.W.Watson with oi three up. returned was by s with a .score of All Square jeeps 'Saturday): Ist nine R. l «wn; 2nd nine R. J. Fennie JV Ist nine C. W. Watson 3 up;
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    ROXY THEATRE B.P.
    66 23 ROX Y THEATRE B.P. ;Roxy Theatre BadKSmintn i efeate d fhe K. C. Utth; Party b y tnree games court lyera mentioned firsti un brut T. w. Tay, 15—3. Ai: l0 »t L. B. Chin. 5-3, to Poh Guan Yam,' Wee Eng Whatt beat T. W. Tay 21-11, Hazali B
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    Poppy Day Hockey In Malacca
    414 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. MALACCA Eurasians, who have enjoyed an unbeaten hockey record this season went down to the Singapore Recreation Club by 2—o on Armistice Day at the Malacca Club padang. The match which was played in aid of the Poppy Day
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    Island Club Beat Johore
    299 23 Island Club Beat Johore ISLAND Club beat the Royal Johore International Golf Club orer the Island course on Friday by 9 i to 5>4. The following are detailed results, i Johore players mentioned first): C. F. Allen <5> and J W. Morre (6) o; C. Bateman (2) and N. Mallal
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    R.A.F. BEAT PULAU BRANI
    163 23 R. A. F. BEAT PULAU BRANI R.A.F. V 8 pts; R.E. (P.8.) 0. JHE Royal Air Force 'A' XV beat the Royal Engineers (Pulau Brani) at rugger at Seletar yesterday by eight points (one goal and one try) to nil. The game was dominated by the forwards and it Was
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    PADRE WINS GARRISON G.C. NOVEMBER MEDAL
    129 23 r ARK I SON C. November medal U competition held over the week end resulted in a win for Rev. A. 8. Giles with a net score of 63. The following were the best returns: Ball sweeps: —First nine holes won by A J.
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    R.A.F. TEAM
    69 23 The S.C.F.A. meet the RAF. in r\ soccer friendly at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon and the Manchester Regiment on Friday. The R.A.F. team to meet the Chlntt at the Anson Road Stadium to-day wi'l be the sajpne as that which beat th«' Chinese in the Singapore
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    MAXFLI B.P.
    79 23 A badminton match conjistlllg of four singles and three doubles will bo played between the Maxfli Badminton Partv and the Roxy Theatre Party at th-' Maxfli court on Saturday Th:following have hern rhasen to represent the Maxfli Badminton Party D'e Khon-. Chiang, Nu Chene Tina. lye Ah Leaf
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    WATCH STOLEN
    57 23 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Monday Awakrucd up unusual noi.sr.s at about 4 40 a.m. Mr A K Smith found f iir. his house bI 700 Kamponi Bahi I was broken Into ind thai i sold watch and clothing to th total vaHi»--ol $134 had been stolen A n-j)')rt
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    Most Impressive Funeral Since Ludendorff
    609 24 Most Impressive Funeral Since Ludendorff Berlin, Nov. 14. }|KRK von Rath, the diplomat who was murdered in the Embassy in Paris, is to be accorded the most impressive state funeral since the death of General Ludenorff. The body will arrive on a French special train on Wednesday morning and will
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    British Pontoon Occupied
    130 24 A Hankow message says the Japanese military, who are already occupying Messrs. Butterfield's pontoon which was the cause of a recent protest, commandeered another Butterfield pontoon at 1 p.m. yesterday, therebv aggravating the situation. It is understood the pontoon is fitted with pumping gear and was towed
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    Indian Medical Unit
    55 24 The oriqin.nl anxiety «M that guerillas cntrappr-d in the Lushan mountains miplit seize the food supplies stttti i>y the foreigners, but this ha> apparently been allay«<l. It is n<»w surmised that the puerilla,s. «HMM imrn<»dialc requirpmetits are winter clothing rather than t*4, will endoavour to birak the
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    Mass Treason
    74 24 Berlin, Nov. 14. PREPARATIONS for a mass treason trial are being completed. The trial is expected to begin before the People's Court at the beginning of next year. Twenty-one person> are accused of intrigues aeainst the state, include Ernst Niekisch on charges connected with the so-called Freedom Party
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    A STRONG BRITAIN IS A FORCE – SIR JOHN SIMON
    120 24 A STRONG BRITAIN IS A FORCE SIR JOHN SIMON London, Nov. 12 TO secure general disarmament, Britain has set alt example but she found that many states were unwilling to follow that example, said Sir John Simon, who added that he felt constrained to declare that Britain has disarmed "to
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    FRANCE ACCEPTS RECOVER PLAN
    158 24 FRANCE ACCEPTS RECOVER PLAN p aris. ft, N A LL must U swing and swing it.- declaim M r referring to his pU* jl trative reorganisation of These, he said, include o Up civil servants who will be Q henceforth in productive xnd limitation of recruiting forj sen-ice and a
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    BRITISH OFFICERS TO TRAIN IN S'PORE
    56 24 fOR the first time in histtfj British officers from! Stac College, Quetta. a« work out exercises for the* fence of Singapore as part their training course. The officers under the d» tion of Major General B passed through Colombo td enroute for Singapore «J
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    25 24 Fan,. Nov. U 1 1. Minister, M. Fla ic Hcrr Hitler the Munici: w*s re-elected Pn J rattc Alliance P 02 1.650 v, Reuter
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      23 24 A. S. GILES. oirrr iTTEß CIVIL. NATAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND No. a. The Arcade, Singapore. T .«noß. THONE 79J*. TH E \Z^
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