Morning Tribune, 28 November 1938

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    11 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE j-.No. -•>"• SINGAPORE, MONDAY, November 28. 19?g FIVE CENTS.
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    RANGE FACES CRISIS OF GREATEST MAGNITUDE: PARIS WILL BE ISOLATED
    353 1 RANGE FACES CRISIS OF GREATEST MAGNITUDE PARIS WILL BE ISOLATED KAM I IS FACING Ox\E OF ITS MOST TRYING INTERNAL CRISES. FIFTY 101 SAM) FRENCH LABOURERS, ARTISANS, SKILLED WORKMEN ARE PROVIDING E GOVEERNMENT WITH THE GREATEST PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED. A GENERAL RIKK WHICH IT IS CONTEMPLATED WILL CUT PARIS
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    French Strike Leader Challenges Government
    128 1 French Strike Leader Challenges Government Paris, Nov. 27. 1 DEGREE signed by Mr. Lebrum will be published tomorrow requisitioning all French railways. M Jouhaux, secretary* genera) of C.G.T. to-night denounced the recovery decrees m a crowded hall and cried, 4 M. Daladier must go. Jouhaux declared that this demonstration is
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    BLUM APPEALS TO DALADIER
    108 1 BLUM APPEALS TO DALADIER Paris. Nov. 27. THE National Committee Federation of Health and other public services announced that a definite order has been issued to local organisations instructing them to participate m Wednesday's strike. An anneal to M. Daladier to resign anJ enable "Government of union and moral unity"
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    Stop Press
    84 1 MINERS m the Valenciennes region have accepted their union leaders' orders to return to work. Complete resumption is anticipated to-morrow and this will reduce the number of strikers m the region by 50 per cent. to 25.000. Building trade workers m Denain bavo also decided to resume tomorrow.
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    Blonde Alice Becomes Cafe Singer
    74 1  - Blonde Alice Becomes Cafe Singer MISS ALICE MARBLE New York, Nov. 27. MISS Alice Marble has been engaged as a singer at one of the leading New York hotels, beginning from Dec. 1. Miss Marble, who is known to American tennis enthusiasts as "blonde Alice" is tall and fair, has,
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    M. REYNAUD'S IMPASSIONED APPEAL
    91 1 M. REYNAUD'S IMPASSIONED APPEAL Paris, Nov. 27. I COME to talk to you to prevent an irreparable error, declared 1M Kevnaud m a broadcast. "We agreed on the aims that must be attained and it would be inexcusable if we should not understand each other. "My plan has been distorted,
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    MALACCA TO HAVE ANOTHER PARK
    97 2 (I'riuunt Staff Keporter* Malacca. Sawtoy. an Kuad and Bukit Chtt^ljf* With regard to Ike Mun.c.pal KiiKinerr's proposal to introduce a water born,- KVCrafC vv tern. Ikt Commissioners, though m favour of such a intern, thought that th.' r.ngi»e*r\'department had »BlBcl«ll w.rk on hand with the
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    THIEVES BREAK INTO MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS
    135 2 THIEVES BREAK INTO MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS (Tribune Crime Reporter) TARING advantage el the Han llaya Puasa holiday last Thursday, some thieves broke into the Municipal building. Getting in through one of the windows, they found their way into the Consolidated department and tampered with the clerk.' drawer.- and were lucky enough
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    HOUSEBREAKING
    38 2 (Tribune crime Reporter) M about 2 m. on Saturday mornI Mala) -chool at Arab Street nto and a bicycle valued at |7S was repi ree to have been stolen The police are Investigating mto the di itter
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    Death Of Ceylon Tamil Leader
    192 2 ■MMN-NI leader of the loea. Ceylon Tamil community and P ue itsident of the Ceylon Tamil Association. Dr S. NagaunJ?£SZ U early yesterday morning, fo.low.ng an ope, .ton ior appendicitis at the General Hospital. Cli He Iy ieuves widow and six children. Funeral takes place
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    Malacca Follows Singapore
    123 2 Malacca Follows Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) MALACCA will shortly adopt the methods of Singapore with regard to ice-cream hawkers. Mr. G. W Bryant, the president. referred the Municipal Commissioners to a memorandum by the Health Officer on the subject which read as follows: "1 have recently discussed the question of
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    Beware Kidney Germs If Tired, Nervous, Aching
    111 2 Ar Down, N.rvv. suffer filing. Swollen joint.? I you Get Up NlghtJ Burning. Itching Passages lUwn, Circles Under frequent Headaches appetite and Energy £3sS E rM« -nn eminen Klcto"! kath to all kidney iVrms Rerin-destroylng prS>: -urapuln Is le. B ?r2S tl Ptiru
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    Malay Union's Hari Raya Celebration
    342 2 Malay Union's Hari Raya Celebration (Tribune Staff Reporter) JHE hall of the Victoria School was fully packed last Satur afternoon when members and friends, numbering over hundred, of the Singapore Malay Union gathered together m nour of their Hari Raya Puasa festivity. The President, Tuan Haji Ambck.J.P., presided and addressed
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    University Question Should Not Become Controversial
    478 3 RAFFLES COLLEGE RE-UNION DINNER olonial Secretary's Singapore. Saturday. larferfraduatCfl have been recently plated m a peculiar position by the rarving and conflicting discussions about us m the /'said Mr. Robert R. Supramanian. President (»f the Raffles re nion. at the annual reunion dinner of
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    PANGKORSITIAWAN 'PHONE LINK
    43 3 PANGKORSITIAWAN 'PHONE LINK I From Our Own Reporter Ipoh. SundaypANCKOß Islam: off Lumut, will shortly have a telephone connection with Sitfawan via Telufc Muroh. Post and Telegraphs Department engineers are expected m Dindinyrs to-morrow for laying submarine cables across two and mil** SLci.
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    Attention Please, Everyone
    33 3 Attention Please, Everyone Are College studer ts attentive? Above picture, taken at the inter- ollege rugger bciwcen Raffles and Medical College, shows some of the tpggtatm, their eyes not particularly following the game.
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    BERLIN PRESS ON ANGLOFRENCH TALKS
    73 3 BERLIN PRESS ON ANGLOFRENCH TALKS Berlin, Nov. 27. REGRET at the alleged preponderance of militay subjects m the Anglo-French talks is expressed by "Nachtasugahe, uhich says that it is regrettable that the conversations accompanied rather loud military rumblings. "Papers haw published Jonu repor about the joint Anglo-French air arnn ment
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    H.M.S. Stronghold Is Coming To Singapore Soon
    76 3 \From Our Own Corrcsponhnt I London. Nov. 16. JJ.M.S. Stronghold, which hns btM replaced hv Iho Bncle as attendant destroyer on the aircraf I -carrier Furmus m the Home Fleet. has been allocated for local duty at Sinirapo»-e. and will probably leave Knirland
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      97 4 London. Saturday Ist Forward (December) |XS I',, 3 116 2nd Forward Jan' Mar.) Buyers «j J« «> lc 3rd Forward '(AprlJune) gngm 6 n9 ft London. Saturday Previous To-day PALM OIL (Malaya) In bulk Nov.iDec. shipment ,16 j 3 value Unchanpea COrKA (Straits, FMS.) Nov. Shipment £10.10 D
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      59 4 General Electric v T Imperiai Chemical Industrie 31 4', 316 +1 2 d Canadian Pacific 6* H 6 s s London Tin 3 10V 2 3,10 b Rubber Plan Investment Tru«t 29 3 Shell Transport 85- 35 7>2 f7%d. Chartered Bank 9% 9 5 British American Tobacco
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      59 4 Loudon, Saturday. Previous To-day Chang? T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 178.65 178.71 +.0G T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 8.53 5 K 3.50 3 4 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 8» 2 Unchanged T.T. on Japan (closing selling rate) la. 3d Unchanged T.T. on New York
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      BULLION MARKET
      16 4 Fine Bar per o» £7 9. 10' 2 £7.10 0 f lWd 61Y VVR
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      19 4 (V RUBBER Previous To-day Saturi Forward Jan. Mar Bujcrs 15 316 151" 1 1 1 G
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      METAL MARKET
      16 4 TIN STANDARD Previous To-da^ H Spot (afternoon price) £216 4 Closed Forward £217» /4
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    Taxi Owner Ruthless Done To Death
    264 4 Seremban. Sunday. DEMJNISCENT of a Chicago screen murder. Joseph Pereira, a M known Seremban taxi owner was done to death with a kni m a lonely stretch of road about seven miles past Port Dicks* about 11 p.m. last night. Joseph's assistant, an Indian
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    Hanoi Special Broadcast To-day
    53 4 Hanoi Special Broadcast To-day The opening of the Congre«J Far Eastern Association of Trow* oicine will be held at Hanoi when speeches will be made by h* -rnor of French Indo-China anfl President of the Congress. The speeches will be bn.aoca* vavelengths 19 and 30. and i will be 11
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    KING SHOOTS
    21 4 London, Nov. 27.— The King was out snooting m the royal reserves m Windsor Forest to-day— British Official Wireless.
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    BRITISH COMMISSION'S REPORT
    97 4 BRITISH COMMISSION'S REPORT THE .British Commission investigt the aerial attack on Tarrazou Nov. 7 m a report issued to-day i that the investigation shows no sig existence m the city of comb troops, staffs, war material, ston any present or recent moveme troops through the city. The report adds Tarragona
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    STOCKS & SHARES Issued By Fraser & Company
    726 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company IMffore, nov 2«. P- m I MINING I 4i2 4i8 H 281- 301- Non ftnr.-- n 8 43 r 47|- NoD ft 253 263 0.60 0.65 ft 241H Tin 1.40 1.45 ■langor 1016 11,6 ft 2i;9 7.12 HM~"-'0 13|6 14)6 ■w^ 0.32 0.36 V
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    222 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS n Singapore, Saturday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4,3 4 9 Batu Selangors 1.41 146 Hong Fatts 0.76 0.80 Hongkong Tin 2316 251tfelebu. 0.68 0.72 kamunting Tir i 1013 116 Katu Tin 251- 26|Killinghalls 17|6 18|6 Kramats 10!6 1116 Kuchais 1.28 1.32 Laruts 93 1013 Linguis 1.60 1.65
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    DENBENTURES AND LOANS
    164 5 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY r t 194 $4OO o °o Al r 31 Sept. 30 102 2 103 2 norn 190" I^f.lW W.J00.000 109 110 norn !S(il te J 1 Sept. 30.... "75-85 $„000,000 100 101 cl 3^; 1937 red. 19C2 $2 750 000 Int.
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      221 5 FRASER COMPANY I List Of Current Dividends I Singapore, Nov. 2«, 1 p m '<JniL_n» Total for 1 lVtQclld Booka Date a Dl* year Pattani 5 r r Nov 10 Nov. 24 Nov. 21 5% P^on?°^ d .5d int. Dec. 8 Dec 14 Dec. 9 18. Kawang Cone. 6d Nov.
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    Speeding Up Help Refugees From Germany
    47 6 Speeding Up Help Refugees From Germany lor, leader of the Am- M d is sailing for Britain h erican to-day presume dit& the^ tive of the United Slat J &S **m government commi^thfl P^s; d en T tto°o^efe for helping ref l-Ll° s^ up m J Reuter
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    Negri Ruler Names Giant Sunderland
    803 8  -  H. L Hopkin Impressive Ceremoi At Port Dickson (By Singapore Saturn I HAVE just returned tc Singapore after a memorohlp trin i 1 hour of actual travelling time I was transferred from th modern and military Singapore of to-day to the picturesque M 7 of
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    Four New Schools Johore
    148 8 Four New Schools Johore (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Sunday. JOHOttS will have- four more Governmeni English Schools, one for boys and the reft for girii, next f««r, The boys' echool will be at Kluan^r. whilo Johore Bahru, Muar tad Batu Pahat will each have a gilts' school. Total tost of
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    No Alien Doctors & Dentists For Ceylon
    63 8 No Alien Doctors Dentists For Ceylon Colombo. Nov. 26. LEGISLATION to prevent alien doctors and dentists to proceed to Ceylon from Europe has been passed by the State Council. This action is unprecedented. The speed with which th* legislation went through all the stages was due to the local members
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    ARRESTED ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    136 8 ARRESTED ON ROBBERY CHARGE (Tribune our* Reporter;. Singapore, Sunday. rOR ten months, the Singapore Police hid been looking for a Teochev, aged 24 years, wanted for robbery of $120 cash from a compatriot named Voh Koon Seng on Jan. 5. at midnight m Rencooien Street. While many of the detectives
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    MALAYA'S "ORPHAN CAT" IN LONDON
    66 8 [From Our Oicn Corresponded London. Nov. 16. A 12-months-old leopard q which wm fom orphaned m a Mabyan jun«| at the a ire of three wetfc has arrived at the Zoo. It was fed at first from fountain-pen filler. Now the cat. half-jjrofi is thriving
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    Law Notice For To-day
    56 8 Before the Chief g^ J Chief Justice, F.M.S. a^ 1030 Pedlow m the Ist Court a R Magistrate's Appeal No Beng Jim vs. Rex. Nn 6331 Magistrate's APIJ; a nd l fioon Gong. Lim wor Chve vs R^x Thereafter for l^ggS! E > Il O in
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    UNKNOWN
    314 9 iy Be Abstained From Voting kL oi I F vet Sir Roger Keyes, the Conservative member for recently issued a statement explaining why he abfrom voting 111 the House of Commons on the motion of conL Oovernroent'i foreign policy. Hj m immense admi- thP g effort of Mr. H
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    "PUBS" AS A.R.P. HEADQUARTERS
    91 9 "PU BS" AS A.R.P. HEADQUARTERS ln d Duhii,. k London. AJtp ?T! H h0 "ses should be used SftTPiTp 111 10 pStoSK L A Ondon "canned r woui t Uon Association. NybettX a V tthoritesi es here I f "i consulted about the p f^"t r h M h ;i\
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    CANNED FRUITS FROM THE EMPIRE
    279 9 B London. KITAIN imported a record supply of canned fruit from Empire countries last year. The Imports represented some 45 per cent, of the total. These facts are contained m the Im-' penal Economic Committee's annual review "Supplies of Canned and Dried Fruit, 1937' which
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    Girl Burned In Ball Dress
    270 9 A GIRL and her fiance were leav y ing the dance floor of (helms ford Shire Hal) when the Rirl screamed suddenly. Her frock, modelled on the old-fashioned crino line style, had become enveloped m names. The girl, Miss Phyllis Newcombe. 22. snc P manageress,
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    NEW LINES OF COMMUNICATION TO CHINA'S INTERIOR
    99 9 NEW LINES OF COMMUNICATION TO CHINA'S INTERIOR Shanghai. AS a result of ihi attack launched "by Japanese m South China, new lines of communication have been opened between Shanghai and South China. (•oods from Shanghai are sent t«> Hongkong and from Hongkong to llaifong m Annam. From Annam, the goods
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    LATE AT HIS WORK
    79 9 Pritfshtina, Yugoslavian TODOK Shevitch. a workman at a zinc lead and pyrites mine near Prishtipa, Southern Serbia, arirved very late at his job one morning This aroused suspicion, as the dirertor of the mine had been held up and robbed of some £500 by three masked
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, November 28, 1938. CRITICAL PARLEY
    341 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Monday, November 28, 1938. CRITICAL PARLEY PALESTINE and the position of Jewi generally has been thoroughly debated m the British House of Commons and it If nowclear that, while Parliament agrees with the statements of the Premier and the Colonial Minister to the effect that Palestine can only
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    NATIONALITY Is Hard To Define
    629 10  - NATIONALITY Is Hard To Define E. T. HUANG By In Switzerland, three languages are .spoken but no one would deny nationhood to the Swiss people In the latter case ire haw an example of the opposite kind of thing, namely, a common language being spoken by two people*, and yet
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    RACE THEORY Obsolete
    291 10 RACE THEORY Obsolete THE p( rsecutton of the Jews m Germany, apart from arousing the whole civilised world to indignant horror at the ruthless methods employed, has led political thinkers to usk what are the principal factors which constitute nationality? In dealing with this question, we are not thinking of
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    15 10 mart.'" ClTo^' .7^ ath <• »h«»>. Bockin.han^hij;;; *j local schoolchildren were given a holiday. Planet News
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    UNKNOWN
    739 11 Vivid Example Of Clever Japanese Propaganda BELOW IS AN EXTRACT FROM AN ARTICLE by a prominent e^Tr^?™ 11 3 nd educationalis t" which gives a vivid example of the clever propaganda by which the higher-placed ones .n Japan are trying to sow the seeds of antagonism against Great Tbe
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    Defects Of Youth Are Fault Of Its Elders
    254 11 New Y#rk. I defects which are so often Lnri m modern youth arc ■fault nl its elders, declared Bjtholus Murray Butler. Pre■t of Columbia University, at Bpening <>i the university's year. Bders are charged with an obligaBard youth at the time when
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    Modern Justice
    78 11 D ER\ j Ust London. **ttlSn ""f F Native Ad Wr s r efe "ed to m a C nt! r :nilssion pubChief R if n L^Cact hhe^ c ls aided byash^ I^PPens L k a yone or ever Vf be m Court. With which is freely. l^ak
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    INSURANCE BILL
    215 11 REGISTER TO WORK ORDINANCE I BILL to make provision for the re--1 Kulation and supervision of insurance i Ceylon has been drafted for the conideration of the Executive Committee 1 Labour. Industry and Commerce ne bill deals with insurance comaniex, provident associations and muual insurance companies and co-opera-ive
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    CAROL NDON
    197 12 CAROL NDON Kinu Carol and Crown Prince Michael bending down to examine a Bristol "Blenheim" bomber during their visit to the K.A.F. at Odiham, Hants. Watchin» is Sir Kinfslej Wood (Air Minister) m civilian clothes. (Planet News). King Carol of Rumania and I drove m State from Burkinjl of the
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    WOMAN Day By Day
    1222 14 WOMAN Day By Day (From Our Woman Correspondent). London, Nov. 18. WOT having made any great changes m the general lines of fashion this season, the dressmakers arc depending on the creation of new details lull of invention and fantasy. All manner oi novelties have been called into service such
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      24 14 PKRMAXENT WAVING A SPECIALITY ruch $10.00 $12.00 $18.00 j >i\iso\ i»i;yi>ij LADBT lIAIHDKESSE"*? 71 Stimforil Kd FOKT KwAD BINOAPORR MALA(H;a (IMmnp Hit) (Phone: lzl)
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      331 16 BY P&ba^BRITISH INDIA LINES i INCORPORATED IN SNOLAKD) Tonnage Spore Tonnage Spore HITRAL 15.000 Dfc. 2 SOUDAN 6.500 Jan. 13 CARTHAGE 15,001 Dec. 16 RANCHI 17,000 Jan. 13 BHUTAN 'i.lOO Dec 17 RANPURA 17.000 Jan. 17 HhHAR Dec 26 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Feb. 10 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30 BURDWAN 6,070 Feb.
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  • POSTAL INTELLIGENCE
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      TO-DAY
      77 17 Hajnmn Maru 28 4 pm. Haitusan Maru 28 4 i>jn. io* HPkusan Mam 28 4 pm D d Pakan H.ikusan Maru 28 4 o'm. wt c fact Celt^ 1^ Both 28 10.30 am Illy Op ten Noort 28 9 ;un M&n XfakUfan Maru 28 4 pni km K.NM.L.M. 29
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      SHIPS IN DOCK
      125 17 UWCSIDE THE WHARVES Expected to arrive Entrance Exit Godown Gate Gate •VI 1 1 20 I 1 Ln. {• 2 3 2 3 hi 2 3 Ul 11 2 3 9 2 3 30 2 3 34 2 3 36 r 38 2 3 2 i 46
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    Government Clerks Want New Building
    313 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Singapore, Sunday. clerks m Bmpreta Place, Singapore, want a bigger and more adequate eating room where meals can be taken at all hours of the day. I Existing building 1 is inadequate for the 500 odd clerks and subordinates working m the
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    INSPIRING ADDRESS ON BUDDHISM
    285 17 AN inspiring lecture on Buddhism was delivered last night before a fair gathering by the Rev. Bikjiu Narada, a well-known missionary who has been conducting lecture tours throughout India. Rev. Bikhu Narada, a man of about 35, speaks fluent English. He has given lectures to Christian
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    ONCE BITTEN, BUT
    113 17 Raton, New Mexico JESSE Sweet still makes a hobby of collecting live rattle-snakes even though his latest find bit him m the hand. Jesse is a 20-year-old road worker m New Mexico. He discovered a diamondback rattler near a highway on which he was working and put
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      77 17 JAPAN MAILS The s.s. Hakusan M:>ru for Hongkong &c. Mails previously announced a.s Closing at 9 ajn. to-day inst. will now clave at 4 p.m. on the same day. Thc Air Mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Nv>v. 18 was delivered In London on Nov. 25. The Air Mail (Netherlands)
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    163 18 LM'KTHER heannu m the case m which Uvu T hI k ay local dance band leader, sues for divorce from his Elizabeth Mary Hopkins, was postponed sin t die. tilT petitioner is able to obtain additional documents from i' mn^ If further evidence regarding domicile k obtained i Lime,
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    Returned Banishee
    80 18 (Tribune Court Reporter) Singapore. Sunday. Alter having been banished from tne Colony and deported to Hongkong, Chtw Chuan Lay returned and carried on the work of a painter at River Valley Road for considerable some time until yesterday when he was detected by the Police as a returned
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    189 18 A SCHEMK Hhirh w.ll pr<lVld i T uT d f r the 'Edition, south bank of the Thames b London County Hall and n« terloo Bridge, which has J the subject of a protest by t h« planning enthusiasts and concerned m the amenities of don scenery. wU be
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    NEW EYE TEST FOR EMPLOYEES
    100 18 Southbridge H A NOVEL eye test invented byrfl scientists of an optical coj here would save business men tM of pounds a year if used In exai prospective employees, it The test consists of applicant! they read, the resulting film their reading efficiency and eyej
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    HAMPTON COURT HOUSE SALE
    138 18 A BLEEDING bowl belief"! A earliest m this countn nas here for £76. l(J ;ti It was bought at the sw tents of Old Court HW» aSSfI Court, celebrated for v- with Sir Christopher Wren the dining room in J don 11 The bowl, made m
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      724 18 NOV. 28 LONDON gINGAPORE transmission 5 <^89.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) /FIL Ml m«'trr>, (133 m< m am «20 Reliiious Service (Church o. /m» 30% rnrtres <f».69 rorM) Engfand), from Defby Cathtdral Address by the Very Rev i u.-ss&h.ras loMrt€n 7.10 G TheMicrophone at Large-: '.He ,'h in ;,v,. miisid ancient
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      188 18 PENANG ZHJ 608 Mcs (49.3 dl) p.m. 6.00 Chinese music. 7.05 Recorded light mmslc. 7.55 Carneval Suite, Op. 9 (Schumann) London Symphony Orchestra. 8.20 Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines (BBC rebroadcast) 8.50 Impersonations by Florence Desmond. ?5b News bulletin. 9.00 Close down. HONGKONG ZBW 9.52 Me s (31.4 mi
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    SINGAPORE'S SURPRISING VICTORY "MALAYA" CUP COMPETITION
    395 19 /^far Services Easily Beaten Singapore, Sunday. FR fan- of Sektar must be inclined this evening: to look upon a < their unlucky number. It was by th margin of Jlffhev >vent down to the Army m the Malaya Cup match It M by the
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    Combined Colts' Good Win
    276 19 Combined Colts' Good Win Singapore Sunday. 'I'HE Combined Singapore and Selangor Colts were victorious over Muthucumaroe's team at the CSC. ground yesterday afternoon, winning by three goals to one. They owed their victory to the individual superiority of their forwards rather than to anv combined efforts. R. Armstrong performed the
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    FLOWERS FOR PEACE
    100 19 The Hague. DUTCH bulb-growers, desiring to expreta their gratitude for the preseri vation o! peace, hare off* red to plant 1 bed.s of bulbs to be used to decorate Government buildings oi the Munich Powers Next spring the bulbs would be m flower In the different capitals.
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    Popular Soccer Player Weds
    446 19 Popu la r Soccer Player Weds (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. j^MIDST the playing of band and the ringing of joyful bells, Madam Mary Hon last Saturday morning led to the altar her on!\ daughter. Miss Florence Hon whom she gave away to Mr. Klunn Onn. tin eldest son of
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    SINGAPORE MUSLIMS PROTEST
    193 19 SINGAPORE MUSLIMS PROTEST SHOULD Mr. S Sat.vamurthi, M.I .A the Indian Congress leadH. •1 visit Malaya as he expects t> do, "Communal troubles are likely to he created m Malaya This i> the vi.st of i resolution pasted by the South Indian Muslim Leamir Singapore. Following il the full te^L
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    Gold Reaches Record Price
    93 19 London, No-. M J'iip; official price for bur yoid m Lond m retched an all-tinir record t«>:iav when it was fixrd at 150 shUlm ounce, representing An advance <<f 2O' m the wejek ihc iipwafd tr<*nd of primarily re ull i from the strength ol he
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    SELANGOR SKYE MEET CONCLUDE
    852 20 Roast Chestnut Throws Rider [From Our Own Correspondent] Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. IN direct contract It >hursday. rating at Kuala Lumpur *n the Skye meeting of the Selanjror Turf Cluh when favourites obliged, outsiders were to Ih-e fort this afternoon. Spring (iirl s^t the hall rolline with
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    96 20 Race 1— SPRING GIRL $80 and $14. Gayloo $26. Blue Bluff $7. Race 2— AIT 515 and $10. Lassa $10. Miss Rod $14. Rate 3— MOUNTAIN BELLE $24) and $7. Hanse I>u Ventre $10. Foxy $7. Rate 4- STONE GINGER $63 and $22. Lover's Idol $10.
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    Mrs. Pennefather Enters Badminton Final
    245 20 Mrs. Pennefather Enters Badminton Final P Singapore. Sunday. LAY m the S.B.A. open singles semi-final between Mrs. L M Pennefather and Miss Lee Sbao Meng proved disappointing, and although the former met with fairly stiff opposition m the first set, she had the game almost entirely under her control. Miss
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    NOVEMBEr HANDICAP RESULT
    27 20 NOVEMBEr HANDICAP RESULT XHE N«v« mber ££fc yesterday result J if? 0 Battle Son* (33-1, l •&»*> h WO d n by t,o le.^^ Twenty six horses ran.^
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    214 20 Singapore. Si S. R. C. 5, V.MX A. $eln lUSPLAYLNG better form, the! pore Recreation Club hi difficulty m disposing of the 1 gor V.M.C.A. at hockey on th dang yesterday afternoon, game was interesting, though i pv. uith the home side gaininc territorial advantage. The Recs. whose defence
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    Chinese Convicted On Rash Driving Charge
    100 20 Chinese Convicted On Rash Driving Charge IEEHai, a 22-year-old H^' L right hand froni itne was completely J«^ of his driving m a r^r. n ber-laden lorry round a 12V2 mile Seletai Rood 0 foU noon, to-day Plw* n t^ Ah Ei ges of causing tamjg*j n negligent act of
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    Britain 100 Complacent About Far Eastern Affairs
    428 21 Manchester Guardian London, Nov. 26. RECOGNISING that there is a natural limit to the number of subjects which can excite or arouse public opinion at any one ume the Manchester Guardian, m an editorial, nevertheless insists that "all parties m this country are
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    120 21 LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT )NA L Secretary at the Pavicoaid only happen m Amea orobabl> only m Holl>Jmeruu While a woman is .To murder two rival newsiak all the rules of contempt frtto rooi taste m their t prove, before the jur>?ives ttCt the woman »s innocent MM it b
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    Singapore Filipinos Will Aid China
    128 21 Singapore Filipinos Will Aid China MM Staff Reporter) UING its phiiantrophic effort lise funds for chanty purposes year, the Singapore Filipino on. who last year helped to Poppy Day Fund, is organizer a special cabaret and dance the Happy World Cabaret >ceeds from gate admission to wt will be turned
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    NEW CZECH PRESIDENT
    18 21 NEW CZECH PRESIDENT Prague, Nov. 27. '>lv will be convened 0-?, e 7 Czechoslovak B to Dr. Benes.-
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    Petition On Behalf Of Niemoellor
    74 21 Berlin, Nov. 27. Field Marshal Mackensen, according 1o well informed circles, has petitioneu Herr Hitler requesting the speedy release of Pastor N'emctfllor who is still n concentration camp. Tbe petition is also stated to be I p<l by a few high officers of the W™*
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    SPANISH NATIONALISTS DISAPPOINTED
    46 21 SPANISH NATIONALISTS DISAPPOINTED SS^SSSS? Of WmWßt rights no Hope is now pl*cod the next meetins of tho non-int^rvontion comrnltt'C A Bilbao newspaper M Oon«o Esnanoi d'vuros Spain is waiting wth ■ercnH? ard dienity br>thasc who ar^ prolonßinj? he? travaS cannot expect I or to forpct Reuter.
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    Soviet-Polish Pact Clarified After Moscow Talks
    258 21 Soviet-Polish Pact Clarified After Moscow Talks Moscow, Nov. 27. TPHK Soviet-Polish relations somewhal disturbed by the Czechoslovak crisis, have apparently been clarified as a result of talks here between M. LitvinoflT and M. (Irzibovsky, the Polish Ambassador. An official Soviet news agency states agreement was reached on the following points:
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    LIFE STORY OF CHIANG KAI SHEK
    116 21 LIFE STORY OF CHIANG KAI SHEK MR. S I. llMimi;. author of "Lady Precious Stream". I* unrkinr on a life of General Chiang Kai-shek, which he has been commissioned to write by a publishing company who are producing a "Contemporary Great Men" series. The manuscript has to be delivered before
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    Queen Maud's Coming Home
    119 21 Queen Maud's Coming Home Oslo. Nov. 27. fKOYVDS assembled at the quayside to watch the British battleship Royal Oak bringing the body of Queen Maud back to her adopted landFlags everywhere flew at halfmast while schools and many shops were closed. Blue jackets carried the coffin past the barr headed
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    FIRST ROUND MATCHES IN ENGLISH F.A. CUP
    1217 22 RESULTS AND TABLES OF HOME SOCCER London. Nov. 2ti. HIRST round of the English I .A. (up was played to-da> :I1 matches hein^ dedded. IV taM majority of these matches were confined to j 'riird dn ision teams. The results of K.A. Cup
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    LINED UP BEFORE THE FRAY
    28 22 LINED UP BEFORE THE FRAY Picture taken at the annual inter-college rugger on Saturday Medical College Top) losers and Raffles College ibelou winners (or *ec*pnd year m succession.
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    BIG WIN FOR RAFFLES COLLEGE
    90 22 BIG WIN FOR RAFFLES COLLEGE Raffles 19 pts.. Medicals J pts. IN the annual inter-College rugger match at Raffles College on Saturday, Raffles College were winners, for second year m succession, beating the Medicals by 19 points (three tries, two penalty goals, one goal) to three (one penalty goal). At
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    Y. M. C. A. RUGGER
    307 22 1 The lollowing have been selected to represent tne Y.M.C.A in Rugby against A" Coy. Loyals, on Tuesday, a' 5 p.m. on the Balestier Road Ground: Seah Yun Cheng, A. Nasrudin. Yip I J hean Chye. F. Hutchinson, S. Hope. L Lord. Oh Lock Leng.
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    Army Win After Gruelling First Half
    169 22 Army Win After Gruelling First Half I From Our Own Reporter Seremban. Satoi AFTER a grueJlins fight, Malacca were defeated points (three tries and onefl nil by the Army m the MjW encounter played here tnis noon. The home fifteen had a of the game as their oppotf the first
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCK
    49 22 The following I A -.I ,)luy hockej I nn Monday. at Road Ground iriSO n. ®m :unga. GaJstuan HusiW jruggen. Rial Reserves. Ti Gua .ooi Eng San Bi ..KJ'- //ednesdav. i I Ground r :n M I. Reshty. Reid. D* aa n :ington. Tiai live, Burttta fl
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    Chinese Win At Waterpolo
    142 23 Singapore, Sunday Swimming Club scored good wins at water-polo over the swimming Club at their own pool this morning, the by five goals to three while the second team by five match of the day. the first H r m -showed marked < on department* Goh
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    91 23 London. Nov. 27. i i he flat racing ason shows I.orj Derby, the X owner uith stakes totalling Air. .lames Rank was second Sir Hugo unliffe Owen with £24.292. the Asa Khan i with E*****, Mr. HE. Mortn with M.-.5... Sir Abe Bailey »'th CI7J2& iraa Captain 1 Jith
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    R.S.G.C. Mixed Foursomes
    345 23 R.S.G.C. Mixed Foursomes FE second bi-monthly Mixed Foursomes competition of the Royal Singapore Golf Club for November was played at Bukit Timah yesterday afternoon and resulted m a win for Mrs. I. YV. Whitehorn and Com. H. C. Ainslie with a net score of 31 'i. 42 cards were taken
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    22 23 Tnc first string of the Chinese Swimming Club who beat the Singapore Swimming Club by six goals to four at water-polo yesterday.
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    DUTCH SWIMMER'S NEW RECORD
    38 23 Antwem Nov. 27.— Irene van Feggelen. Dutch swimmer, lowered her own record for 100 metres backstroke to one minute •2.9 seconds Th-? previous record, established on Nov. 2'o. \va.s one minute n seconds. Rcuter.
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    Manchester Regiment
    323 23 Singapore. Saturday. A VERY large gathering witnessed the second soccer game of the Manchester Regiment this afternoon when they played against the Postal team at the latter's ground at Serangoon Road. It will be remembered la^t week the Manchester drew with the Chinese, each side scoring a goal
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    Philippine Contestant For World Title
    45 23 Philippine Contestant For World Title New York. Nov 27 Henry Armstrong (Negro— 9 st 8 lbs) 1- older of both world Iteht and welterweight championships outpointed Ceferino Garcia UO st 6' 2 lbs* from the Philippines In a 15-round welter- weight title bout —'Renter i
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    SATURDAY NIGHT'S WRESTLING
    253 23 SATURDAY NIGHT'S WRESTLING AN entertaining programme was served up at the New World wrestling last night. Quite the best fight of the evening was that betweeu Goldstein and Sardar Singh, i and although the former seemed to I have a slight advantage, the fight Ik was declared a draw. In
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    Ambassador Wilson Arrives In Washington
    227 24 Ambassador Wilson Arrives In Washington MR. Hugh Wilson. United States ambassador to Germany, arrived m time to see Mr. Cordell Hull aboard the Liner Santa Clara before Mr. Hull sailed for Lima to participate m the Pan-American Conference, states a New York messageMr. Wilson's secretary afterwards said that he felt
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    HITLER TURNS HIS EYES ON DENMARK
    292 24 HITLER TURNS HIS EYES ON DENMARK A I TEH MIWICH London. Nov. 27. THE dominating position Germany has won for herself at Munich is having s profound rejjction not only throughout, Central Europe but also m the Scandinavian countries. particularly m Denmark, states the Sunday Times diplomatic correspondent, who adds
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    WALT DISNEY MOTHER KILLED, FATHER VERY ILL
    51 24 WALT DISNEY MOTHER KILLED, FATHER VERY ILL HOLLYWOOD, NOV DISMtV S MOTHER mrs'^ DISNEY, WAS KILLED iJ FATHER. ELIAS DISNEY i CALLY OVERCOME BY PVi GAS FIMES IN DISNEY si HOLLYWOOD BQME ELI AS DISNEY IS IN HAS AND WILL PROBABIY Km 'i'HE CAUSE OF THY (.\<v* IS NOT KNOWN.
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    Germa Plane Crash
    83 24 Germa Plane Crash Zathurst, Nil THE forty seater German Ln! plane which arriveiUierethi in s with sixteen passengers m thuht from Germany crashe palm tree at the aerodron* taking off and caught fir*-. Five persons were injured, th o .sly. and the remainder wra The* dead include three of (I
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    155 24 London. Nov. 27. TT seems unlikely that the future French-Soviet pact will be passed without mention during the Anglo-French talks, states the Times correspondent, from Parfc, who adds, "According to one report when asked what action France would take m the event of an attack on the I'kraine M.
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    An Embassy
    33 24 Paris, Nov. 27. It is officially announced that France has raised the legation of Bucharest to the rank of Embassy m view of the exceptionally friendly relations between the two countries.—Reuters.
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    NAWAB TO MARRY
    30 24 Bhopal, Nov. 27 —The betrothal is announced between Princess Mehertaj SaHda Sultan, second daughter of the Nawab of Bhopal to the famous cricketer. Nawab of Pataudi— Reuter.
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    POPE ASTONISH VATICAN
    37 24 Rome. Nov. good night the POP M audiences i ldv was against J^tbeV* caused some com after ten pnv.u ad) tonished everyoi- ddl jsd Hungarian pUgii^y^edJ for ten minutes and p^ after the tirin^J^^--^
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