Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 November 1935

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol.3— Mo. 255 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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    PANIC IN SHANGHAI: CHINESE TROOPS CONCENTRATE
    150 1 CHAPEI RESIDENTS FLEEING FIGHTING EXPECTED JAPAN'S OPPOSITION TO SILVER POLICY Shanghai, Saturday Evening. JN consequence of the tense situation m North China, following the presentation of Japanese demands and the arrest of Chinese officials and educationists, panic has broken out m Shanghai. Many residents
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    HONGKONG BANS SILVER EXPORTS
    245 1 Hongkong, Nov. 8. THIE Hongkong Government, this *norning gazetted the following order: "No persons other than the ■Treasurer or p^rsoqs acting under his direction sha]! after twelve* Hoon on Saturday Nov. 9 export any British dollars, Mexican dollars. Hongkong- subsidiary silver coins or silver bullion from
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    LUXURY YACHT, IN SINGAPORE
    304 1 LUXURY YACHT IN SINGAPORE Lord Moyne's New Cruise Singapore. Saturday. ONE of the most luxurious yachts afloat is now iv Singapore waters She is Rosaura. which arrived this morning from Southampton for a cruise m the South Seas. The owner of this 1,552-ton motor yacht is Lord Moyne. the former
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    CANTON FINANCE
    88 1 Banks And Exchange Shops Re-open Sanghai, Nov. 9. Confusion still reigns on the Canton market. All banks and exchange shops re-opened yesterday morning but closed again when it was found impossible to carry on business. The Canton, Provincial and Municipal Chambers of Commerce conferred yesterday. Mr. Au fang
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    RECORD SOLO FLIGHT
    42 1 Broadbent Beats Kingsford Smith's Time Tort Darwin. Nov. 8. BROADBENT, ihe Australian *irnnn. acc^mpl'shM the England Australia solo tLs it m 6 days 21 hours 19 minutes, boatine tbf* plftvious record l^id hy S;r Charhv"» Kbussfmrd Smith.—Reuter. «iiiiiiiiiii>iiiiiiiiii:iiimiiiiii «tiiiiiiininimiiiiiiu»iMnninji«iiiiin«»
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    DESTROYERS ARRIVE
    35 1 Singapore, Saturday. The destroyers Defender and Decoy arrived at Singapore to-day from th* China coast and arp expected to remain here for a short time. The sloop Lowestoft is due here tomorrow morning.
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    BICYCLES TO BE LICENSED
    276 1 New Rules STRICTER CONTROL IN SIGHT A LL bicycles on the streets of i Singapore will shortly be licensed and have metal plates as distinguishing marks, according to a new Bill published m the Government Gazett3 j on Friday. A, correct record of the owners* j
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    SEARCH FOR MISSING AIRMEN
    120 1 SEARCH FOR MISSING AIRMEN TRAGIC END TO GREAT FLIGHT HOPE IS DWINDLING Singapore, Saturday Evening.. JJOPES that it will be possible to locate Air Commodore Sir Charles Kingsford Smith, or to find any trace to indicate what happened to him, are fast dwindling at Seietar as the hours steadily passand
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    BAD STORMS IN THE BAY
    453 1 ]V| ELROSE, on his arrival m Singa- pore, stated that he had flown through several bad thunderstorms during the crossing of the Bay, and there were other reports that the j weather conditions were very bad. i It seems almost certain that Kingsford Smith's machine,
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    "THANK GOD, SMITHY IS SAFE"
    136 1 Unconfirmed Rumour In Singapor? Singapore. Sunday Morning. A STRONG rumour was current m Singapore late yesterday evening that Sir ]ford Smith, who was reported missing after leaving Akyab on his flight from London to Australia, had been located at Victoria Point. C A wireless enthusiast
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    BONES FOUND IN COMPOUND
    96 1 Strange Discovery At Ipoh (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. I\IGGING a big hole m the yard of the offices whicn house the Traffic Branch and Fire Brigade, Ipoh, for the purposes of constructing a weighbridge, workmen unearthed last night human bones believed to be pari
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    LIGHTERS ADRIFT
    42 1 The S.S. Katong. while on ber way to Singapore from Bangkok, picked up tvo lighters containing nine men off Horsburgh Lighthouse yesterday at 6.30 p.m. The lighters belong to the General Lighterage Company and were 1 adrift at the time.
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      33 1 AT THE SWIMMING CLUB TO-DAY THO-DAY'S event at the Singapore Swimming Club is the 100 metres race for the Jackson-Millar Cup. There will be a band concert from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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    HE ONCE WEIGHED 16½ STONE
    213 2 HE ONCE WEIGHED 16½ STONE 21 lbs. Off With Two Bottles Of Kruschen If you ar- i \«-r\veitflit and want to re ducp, there is no need to-day to put yourself on a dra k di«-t. Here is a letter from a man who -'radily losing bis unwanted IV ft|
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    WOMAN BETRAYER OF DILLINGER
    238 2 Fighting To Escape Deportation Chicago, Oct. 31. MRS. Anna Sage, notorious "woman m red" of the John Dillinger case, who Is fighting to escape deportation, ha. openly asserted for the first time, m a j Federal court here, that it was she who betrayed Dillinger to
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    REAL HOTBED OF AMUSEMENTS
    429 2 CCA. Views IS SINGAPORE TOO MODERN? AT a literary meeting hold recently m the Institute Hall, Prinsep Street, and presided over by Mr. Song One: Siang, many literary articles of much interest were contributed by members of the Chinese Christian Association. These contributions will be incorporated
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      189 2 tjmT^ MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 V THIS WEEK S y \*}*i>±\ t: i>\l s i > v a irii vay! I COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. i i DINNER 6 DANCE (informal! 9.30 to midnight 7 T LES ILU _JH I RSDAY. I OKCIfESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m.
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      76 2 CROSSED EYES STRAIGHTENED \mfc_.:. iB mzh wm________%____m_______w___. mwmi*- Tm. m m&±*_tm 2H mv Before. After. —and all ocular defects correct- ed by the mosl modern methods j known to science. j 6 lasses if needed j HA. THOMPSON, 5 K. h. BURROUGHS. j Doctors of Ocular Science and Optology. Years
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      365 2 ANNOUNCING OPENING I -TOYLAND I •8* <• ON TUESDAY NOV. 12th. WHITEAWAYS T THIS YEAR'S SELECTION SURPASSES ALL PREVIOUS j* j£ YEARS' DISPLAYS, IN BOTH VARIETY AND LOWNESS OF V PRICE, THE WHOLE OF THE GROUND FLOOR IS V V DEVOTED TO TOYS, AND A WONDERFUL DISPLAY OF 4 •2*
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    Daughter's Action Over Father's Estate
    412 3 deducting certain items, was $305.61. and deducting this from the suni of $1,400 the nin.intiff's claim, the balance' remaining was $1,094.39 m which sum his lordship awarded judgment As regards costs his lordship held that plaintiff had succeeded on thc main issues bu*: defendant bad
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    SECOND STAGE OF 'BLOODLESS WAR'
    274 3 Italian Casualties PLANS FOR NEXT ADVANCE Rome, Nov. 9. rpilE total Italian casualties simoperations began are one officer killed and four wounded, three othev ranks killed and six wounded, 32 Askaris killed and 71 wounded, prisonera nil. The capture of Makale completes what is termed
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    HONGKONG'S BAN ON SILVER EXPORTS
    142 3 Potential Supplies Curtailed i i London. Nov. 9. LONDON silver circles regard Hongkong's ban on silver exports as bullish tor silver cf the time being, as this action tends considerably to currail potential supplies of white metal. With India remaining th? only f ro^ source
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    HOME RUGBY
    152 3 New Zealanders Win Again 1 London, Nov. 9. The following rugby matches were played to-day: n H'skire 6 Sussex 8 New Zealand 14 (at Bournemouth) vail 11 Devon (at Redruth) Durban 0 Lancashire (at Westen) estcrshire 12 Somerset J (at Bristol) Y. rehire 8 Nor humbcrland 10 (at
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    DERBY C DRAW WITH ARSENAL
    865 3 Home Football SOME HEAVY SCORING TftE League Champions put up a hard fight m their fixture against Xi Fb> C y esterda >. but were only able io share honours, each sine scoring ence. Sunderland, however, won convincmgly against Preston N.E. and displace Derby at
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    WAKEN LION A.P.
    76 3 Members of the Waken Lion Athletic Party are informed that two invitations to a tea party at the Tong Ann Huay Kuan, C:cil Street, have teen received from Messrs. Koh Choon Seng and Soh Tio^g Hoo. the Honorary Chinese Secretary, on Sunday. Nov. 17 at 11 a.m.
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    O.R.A. BEATEN
    55 3 The Od Rcrfflesians Association were Heatafi p hockey tlrs evmmg by th Combined Fleet on the Raffles Institution ground by five goals to one. The Rafflesians took the field with a very weak side several of their first team players failing to turn up on account of the
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    THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)
    808 3 AMershoi 1 s&ft&end U. 1 Brighton H.A. 1 Gillingham 1 Bristol C. 1 No.ts C. 1 Coventry C. 8 Crystal P. 1 Exeter C. 2 Cardiff C. 0 Milhvall L' Br.-.tol R. 1 Newport C. I Reading Queen's Park R. 2 Bournemouth 0 Swindon T. 8 Northampton
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    96 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. S-ngapore, Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers No. I.X.R S. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 22 516 22 716 Good F.A.Q. m cases (F.OB. November) 2113 16 21% No. I.X.R S.S. (Spot-loo.se) (awardable Spore) 22% 22*4 dD. Nov. 22% 22^4 do. Dec.
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    145 3 CONDITIONS REMAIN UNCHANGED U.K. Stocks Expected To B? Down (From Our Own Correspondent) Singap re. Saturday raprhlng. Rubber (Singapore) 22' down cl. Market Tom Quiet. To-day's Prices: London: 6 7 !(>(]., unchanged Mfarkel Tone: Quiet. New York: IV its., down 1 16 ct. Market Tone: Qui* I
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    AT THE CLOSE
    108 3 High Native Exports From N.E.I. Saturday, Noon. The dull conditions still continue and witn little interest being shown values have eased slightly. U.K. stocks are expected to be down 3,400 tons, this includes about 2,600 tons destroyed by the fire at the Colonial Wharf. Exports from the
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      378 4 Sj -J 7— w I SEASON EXTENDED 40^%. I I If 1^ OWING TO TREMENDOUS SUCCESS I nß^ 3 SHOWS TO DAY i 'JBS^F I ik i^ 1 i null x^&f i M& <dßk_ fir im 11 11 tf mm^^^ i»i» k < 31 A ll cli B^|P^S ami Freddie
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      483 4 J'RESS PUBLIC AGREE, IT'S ONE OF THIS YEARS BEST COMEDIES #lo A\II I I _T\ IVI TO-DAY LAST DAY j IP AY j L I O IN 356 5 1 i "NOT FOR SEVERAL MONTHS SUCH A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY— EVERYONE WILL ENJOY IT" FREE PRESS THURSDAY IN THIS PICTURE HK
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    A Glimpse Of MODERN GERMANY
    1813 5  - A Glimpse Of MODERN GERMANY Virginia Wight By THERE is a great deal of interest, even m Malaya, m the conditions of modern Germany. In spite of the vast amount of propaganda for or against the Nazi regime m that country, little is known of the actual feelings of the
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      ACES WORTH MORE THAN TRICKS
      854 6  -  Horatius (By A N Ace is not to be assessed by its trick winning value but by the fact that it exercises control of a suit and enables the holder to command) the situation. Obviously then, the elimination of an Ace where it threatens a
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      465 6 OVci 1 tin 6 sells on merit alone mT*-~ &0 ir^7^rk- M___j_ mm- J|u S: f^^^'y^7' :^r^U-r' _$tim\\wk &!_-t- mTHf^m_mrm\ jßJfl^ <, Jffijmsi£_mr I ttoes not iontmn tniif __-B*_\—Wr otl^ iXltl /"/'«/< 'per- I -It is 100 percent Quality and Value HP HERE are definite reasons why "Ovaltine" is the
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      121 6 !Be your own BEAUTY SPECIALIST. __m**Bß_*-m ||«WITISSUEBUIU)»® s*f*^ MASSAGE <UgS?» JM f^^y^^^^^^^rh ii HARRIET HUBBARD AVER SKIN TISSUE CREAM jj A rich nutrient cream for nightly jj massage- it aids m replenishing wasted tissues and m toning the muscles.... a cream unsurpassed m replacing natural oils dissipated by II sun,
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      78 6 SuDsbn^j^^!*- EUmEnTHOL JUJUBES The Great Antiseptic and Prophylactic, eminently suited for Human Beings of all ages from early childhood upwards, for the elimination from the system of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, Influenza, and all Bronchial or Pulmonary ailments\ Their regular use will prevent the recurrence of these troubles, and if
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      364 6 Solution To Problem No, 243 Sam has the contract at six Spades with the deal as follows:— S —5. H— Q.i, 2 D A.K.Q.7 3. O— K.J 10 2 S— A.K.Q J JILL. j s 942 10.7.3. IS D A U H K .4. H-A.106 M M D--10.8.6 D— None.
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    An Attempt To Discourage Malayan Sportsmen
    1148 7  -  G. S. Hammonds ROOTING, m a country like Malaya, v a ■port which is not so much developed as one would believe. Wh. n you first dedde to come out, parting presents from fricndfl at Home, if they had their own way, would be
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      196 7 M Oh. but you must promise me to start ®Your work makes great demands on your vital strength and energy m these days of business worries. This is all the more reason for giving your nerves an extra infusion of strength so that they will be able to stand the
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      201 7 GHJH 8.000 MILES BY AIR! m _±k Baby's recgttl trip J ff "You may have seen pictures m the would difficult to I ff papers of a 34 months baby arriving VL 1 > ff at Croydon after a long air journey \k produce more striking ft from S. Rhodesia.
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1533 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. b« »•«•»*•ii i i i i w4 v I s I our woman j correspondent I THE premiere of Tolstoy's 'Anna Kare- nina" with Garbo as "Anna" the suffering young wife of an official at the Russian court who turns for love to a dashing
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    Around The Shops
    1279 8 WINTER cruises have already started. They are far more "the thing" here, as we can at this time of the year sail to somewhere cooler, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, and get invigorating air into our poor systems, worn out by the heat and little domestic troubles. Eve
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      95 8 ANNOUNCEMENT" bernyeec harvey is introducing merle norniaii's medicated facial preparations, and invites those interested to a free treatment at Rcom 34 Adelphi Hot^l by appointment. See how Miracol cures and prevents facial blemishes. JUST UNPACKED A very CHIC collection of the LATEST AMERICAN CREATION m Dinner, Cocktail and Evening (Jo«ns
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      163 8 Cbui&utQ Dont be Seasick SONGO prevents Seasickness and all Travel Sickness by Bus, Car, Train or Air. Tiny, tasteless capsules, boxes fif> cts. and $1.50, from chemists. Representatives: JAMES McKECHNIE YEE CO., 24-2G, Raffles Quay, Singapore. l i|!ili;|ilinii:|yii:|:.llii:i|llf Modern Photography am 5 THE STUDIO ANNUAL OF I CAMERA \UT l
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      159 8 LAMPSHADES ALL MATERIALS COLOURS DESIGNS. ON VIEW. at Special Mrs. J. de Graaf Christmas Sale %i/ 2 milestone, for November i 9 Pasir and December. Panjang ORDERS TAKEN. Of all i'he treasures m the Orient jade Js the one that is within the reach of all pockets and favour of
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      17 8 SCRUBBS LAVENDER -EAU DECOLOGNfe I 1 fca» *^^f wi v A— mJft ff-i Mr*! Mn "_i^ 1
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    495 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill LAST week's star turn was the Carnival Ball ut the Chinese Assembly Hall tn aid ol Poppy Day Fund. It attracted a very large audience, including the Chief Secretary. F.M.S.. and Mrs. Rex, and the British Resident. Selangor. The Sultan of Selangor visited
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    532 9 THERE were very few people on 1 Fraser's Hill, during the week, 'and the Golf Course, the Maxwell Arms and the Club presented an almost deserted appearance. The bookings are all re- served for Armistice week-end, when it j is understood that every bungalow wiil be
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      83 9 i. i:.iiin:i!iiiii.J ■;i:;K<HiJi!iniuiijHiJiiJiuii:iiMurfflUiriiiiii-4utßr'> THE FINEST tSHOE SHOP IN MALAYA. VOONG CHEONG SHOE CO. THE FASHION SHOE SHOP, 354 and 356, North Bridge Road. L^u.inaiMiiiwiiia—iiiiiiwii w*apirnnrr- Frocks for Cocktail Dinner. Prcssej In New Metal Thread. Kg Shipments Just Received. BERNYECE HARVEY D. LAMB Room 31. Adelphi Hotel. j I For //if
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      337 9 Always Something New i\ a X AURELIA'S I "THE HOUSE OF NEW I J THINGS" f I IvY" 5-7-0, Sramford Road. %f fl the first FASHION* jk n FALL fl is now HERE X l\ Brand new never shown /J jf before L^ /M Scores of Styles 4gk All the
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      300 9 JHGHJHGJ H MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Hf \Z 4« it at sam: Z\ H TREMENDOUS REDK TIONS H S__W^BnW'. —^mmmutmm-m i *m_m*\mt^MlX3mmmxmmm\--_--me^m&^^^m^m ~mm Wf-a-m-mm 9 *Zm.mam^ A. mx_i i Wm__^i___l___a_\__T, i n our way lome ro P n for iafe waffles or c>ne of our special s t (f^^ESZff^^Sj Club Sandwiches. m
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 10, 1935. A GENEROUS GESTURE
    638 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 10, 1935. A GENEROUS GESTURE GOVERNMENTS decision to con- tribute $750,000 to the Singa- >. Silver Jubilee Fund on condition that the Municipality contributes $60 U>oo. has been received with general satisfaction. Not only is it a generous gesture though doubt ifl cast uix)ii this
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    A FEW THOUGHTS ON ARMISTICE DAY
    913 10  -  C.H. Stanley Jones *4 Narrow Escape From World War THANKS to providence or chance— call it what you will— but not to the statesmen, we shall celebrate to-morrow the sixteenth anniversary of the Armistice m a comparative spirit of peace. We shall remember again
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    761 10  -  Angilius THE only time you'll see a blushing i bride these days is when the groom doesn't turn up. j I A A A ANOTHER peculiar thing is that men who marry money usually finci themselves wishing they had a little j change now
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    Young Girl's Shipwreck Experiences
    651 11 ON A LUXURY LINER (iale-Swcpt Deck* CALM EFFICIENCY OF CREW THREE days of sleeping on windlashed decks m blankets which were sodden within a few hours, of having only cheese, crackers, oranges and appte* at meal time, and of wondering at what moment she would be
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    This Strange World
    798 11 Hindu God Loses Lawsuit Fish Leaps On Liner Violin From Used Matches Gigantic Toads To Fight. (TSANGE stories are reported from many parts of the world by Router's correspondents. Here is a selection: STOLEN; ONE PUBLIC LIBRARY The whole of the public library of Chota Kaiia, a
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    "AN OBJECT LESSON"
    158 11 Wives Pay To Keep MOther Woman" In Prison Chicago, Illinois. A group of Chicago wives is regularly subscribing money to keep a convicted husband-thief m prison. Mrs. Myrtle Blackridge, a former taxcollector, was successfully sued by Mrs. Susanne Nottingham for alienating the affections of her husband, a
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    FAMOUS OVERNIGHT
    242 11 Peasant Painter Creates Art Sensation Ileisingfors. A POOR and bashful young peasant from a village m northwest Finland has De. come the "lion" of Helsingfors m a night He may even become the sensation of London. Crowds are flocking to the Hall of Arts to view an exhibition
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    A LONELY ISLAND
    238 11 Life In The Torres Straits Sydney. Oct. 29. LIFE among the primitive people of Murray Island, m Torres Straits, is described by Mr. L. R. Butler, who has just relinquished the position of Queensland Government Resident on the island, owing to ill-health. Mr. Butler said that he
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    SANTA CLAUS SUED
    111 11 £5,000 Damages For Throwing Sweet At Woman Birmingham, Alabama. A woman here, Mrs. Linnie Honeycutt, has come forward to win the dubious honour of dragging Father Cnristmas into the courts and sueing him for damages. She wants £5,000 because he threw a sweet which hit her m
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    HUNT FOR SUNKEN TREASURE
    305 11 New Kxpedition EARLIER SEARCHES FAI! (ape May. New Jersey. TX 1898 the British brif "Do Braake" sank m a nMn squall off Cape May. In her hold were said to be jewels and pold Spanish doubloons worth L8.000.00n 000. Since then three expeditions have tried to
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1444 12  -  W. B. Paterson s In Which, Being Reminded That To-morrow Is Ar- mistice Day, I Recall The Years When We Were j All Boys Together, And j Recou fit Some Of The Lesser Known Achieve- ments Of A Famous Re- giment The Fighting S Thirsty-first.
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    Malayan Roads As Good As Europe's
    97 13 AN INTERNATIONAL LINK GREAT PROJECT OF THE A. I. T. motoring over 3,000 miles ever the principal highways of Europe a few weeks ago, Mr. R.W. S. Drummond, delegate of the Automobile Association of Malaya to the annual general assembly of the Alliance Internationale
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    JAPAN TO CONTROL AUTO INDUSTRY
    121 13 U.S. Interests Will Be Affected THE Japanese Government moved recently to secure control of the automobile industry m this country, dominated by American firms. Its importance to national defence was stressed by War Minister Senjuro Hayashi, who urged the action. The cabinet's draft of an
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    BABY NAMED ADOWA
    79 13 In Honour Of Abyssinian Campaign Rome. A baby born m Rome recently has been christened Adowa. Pietro Albertini, a private sold.'er now serving with the Italan northern army, wrote from Asmara to his wife and asked her to name thp com ng child "Adowa" m honour of
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    OVER CONTINENT BY ROAD
    957 13 Interesting Tour MR. DRUMMOND ON HIS JOURNEY A UNIQUE feature of the asA sembly of the A.I.T. this year m Budapest was that most of the British and Colonial delegates met m London and proceeded to Budapest by road over the route which is to become
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    STORY OF GREAT PROJECT
    547 13 MALAYA'S four thousand miles of main roads are maintained m excellent condition by the various governments responsible for their upkeep and it is possible to motor from Singapore right through to Penang without encountering any bad road conditions at all. That ja more than can be
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    ON MALAYA'S BADMINTON COURTS
    3669 14  -  STORY BEHIND THE SINGAPORE TEAM Training A Side Under Difficult Circumstances Unexpected Triumph Over Selangor In The Men's Doubles Triangular Tournament Under Consideration Coming Perak Visit Financial Guarantee Sought Notes From Kuala Lumpur And Ipoh Results Of Party Matches T AM able to give this week,
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    ACTIVITIES OF MALAYAN CLUBS
    1277 15  -  Clubman (By Ut IJ,Uon Footb^ Club Singapore Uhle J," opZ^,0 pZ^, J r her,and East Th Coterie lunu larttes Held During The Year S.C.R.C. Badminton Ties I HAVE received this week annual reports from the Straits Ifnion Football Club, the Singapore Athletic Union and tho Coterie
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    SERVICES HEADING FOR CUP HONOURS AGAIN?
    1515 16  -  'BEST SIDE IN THE COUNTRY" BUT SINGAPORE MAY STAGE A COMEBACK TN military rugger circles a feeling of considerable optimism m regard to the probabilities of the i Malaya Cup competition this season has been aroused as the outcome of the Services' successful tour
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    RUGGER PERSONALITIES
    147 16 LIEUT. G. WORT, one of the outstanding men m the Services' pack last season prior to the accident m November m which he broke a wrist, has returned to Singapore from home leave and will be back m the regimental XV of the Wiltshires very soon. M. MILLAR,
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    THE FIGHT GAME IN SINGAPORE
    855 16 Recant Promotions SPLENDID CARD FOR FRIDAY (By "X.0.") JN spite of seme promotions being financial failures, promoters continue to import fresh talent from many countries. The Singapore boxing public is xtremely hard to please. They demand the best, and are served with the best, yet
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    HOME FOOTBALL GOSSIP
    304 16 Protest Against Cup-Final Broadcast MANY clubs are protesting against the broadcasting of the Cup-final and at an extraordinary meeting of the Football League a London Club will move the following resolution: 'That no club m membership with the j Football League shall be permitted to I take
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    THE WEEK'S HOCKEY IN SINGAPORE
    543 16  -  Sticks (By S.R.Q Still Remain Unbeaten SINGAPORE played their first inters state hockey match this season when they were p.'tted against Malacca on the Padang yesterday. The result of the match appears on another page. The team selected was not the strongest, however, which Singapore
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    PERAK RELIES ON ASIATICS
    600 16 TROPHY MATCH Half Division The Real Problem (By "Forward") JJISTORY is being made this weekend m Perak rugger, for Asiatics are to appear for the State for the first time since the handling code was known m Perak. The distinctions fall on two Chinese, both of
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    THRILLING FLIGHT FROM MAN-KILLER
    424 17 HIS MURDEROUS MANIA Uke Wild Ueast •THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME" PUT a boy and a #irl together on a tropical island, set a man-killer on their trail m a hunt m which every second's delay, every tiny handicap, mig-ht niean death, and then ask if the
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    MERLE OBERON IN "DARK ANGEL"
    352 17 Role Of A Young English Girl ANEW Merle Oberon with an entirely different personality will be seen m The Dark Angel." the Samuel Goldwyn production which will be shown shortly at the Pavilion Theatre. The bizarre coiffures,, the Oriental slant of the eyes, the exotic
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    VARIETY & BEAUTY IN NEW MUSICAL
    379 17 VARIETY BEAUTY IN NEW MUSICAL Catchy Tunes In "Hooray For Love" THEY sing the season's catchiest tunes, step its gay dances, tell Broadway's most happy-go-lucky success story m RKO Radio's tuneful, mirthful romance, "Hooray for Love," which comes to the Capitol Theatre shortly. Against a background of smart cosmopolitan sets
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    A LILTING TALE OF VIENNA
    386 17 "Escapade" WILLIAM POWELL AT HIS BEST OHILANDERINGS of a debonair artist m Vienna, complications over past love affairs and a scrape over the portrait of a married woman that gets into print are among the details that provide a story of whimsical humour and gripping
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    DROWNING CASES IN TAIPING
    149 18 Magistrate's Warning To Parents (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Saturday. FREQUENT drowning fatalities among Malay children m the kampongs of Batu Kurau have caused Che Mohd Salleh, the Taiping Magistrate, to sound a warning note to parents to exercise more care for their little ones when
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    SERVICES OF POLICE
    228 18 New Scale Of Charges Announced MEMBERS of the public wishing to j employ police to guard personal property, for attendance at private entertainments, or for any other private purpose will have to pay according to the rates published below, which aro for a period of eight hours
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    FELL FROM WINDOW
    48 18 Singapore, Saturday. Mr. R. N. Kilroy, attached to the Royal Air Force, Seietar, was injured on Thursday night when he fell from a window of a house m Goodwood Park. He was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance suffering from head and leg injuries.
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    BADMINTON IN JOHORE
    546 18 Results Of Semi-Final Ties (From Our Own Correspondent! Johore Bahru, Nov. 9. The Johore Bahru District Badminton Association's Championship tcurnamen which has been go ng on at the J. B.A. enclosed court m Johore Bahru will be IM H .oming to a close. In the veteran's final
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    INDIAN CRICKET
    59 18 English Tour Next Year THE Board of Control for Test Matches at home will meet on Nov. 19. to consider arrangements for the three Tests against All-India m 1936, while the advisory country cricket Committee at the same meeting wil. decide whether any alterations are necessary m the
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    61 18 The following have been selected to play for the Junior Def>artmem against the R.A.M.C. on Tuesday, Nov. 12. H Tanglin at 5 p.m.:—,). Ferguson. Dm< Wong Lik. E CM. Hope. Chow Wai Tmm. M. T Hope. Ong Swet Ken^. y Armstrong. W. Ferguson, M. W. Arm .strong. X
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      257 18 MARCHING! ORDERS/ 1 coons When Radox gives a corn Its marchint orders it GOBS And geee for rood! Jutt read what Radox did for this oon sufferer:— suffered with four corns for five yem and it was torture to walk. 1 tried ail kinds of remedies without result. Then I
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    THRILLING RUGGER ON THE PADANG
    1078 19 CRICKET CLUB BEATEN AIRMEN FAST Craigie Shines For Losers ißy Our Rugby Football Correspondent j Singapore, Saturday. AN interesting pointer to the possibilities of the Malaya Cup rugby competition m the south this season was provided by the meeting of the R.A.F. and S.C.C. first
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    ALL-BLUES RUGBY
    117 19 Perak Win Opening Match (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. IN the opening match of the All-Blues 1 rugby football competition, the Perak Asiatics beat the Penang Asiatics by 11 points to nil, scoring a goal, a penalty goal and a try. Perak were superior m the first
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    POPPY DAY RUGBY
    95 19 The Rest Beat THe M.S.V.R. At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. The Rest beat the M.S.V.R. at rugby to-day m the annual match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund by 8 pts. (1 goal, 1 try) to nil on a water-logged ground.
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    PERAK BEAT NEGRI
    44 19 Farleigh-Robertson Trophy Match Seremban, Saturday. Perak beat Negri Sembilan by 13 points to 11 m the Farleigh Robertson Trophy match this afternoon, scoring 2 goals and a try to a goal, a penalty goal and a try by the home team.
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    68 19 Perak Beat Penang By 3-1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. PERAK beat Penang by 3—l m a friendly inter-State hockey match this afternoon on the Hutchines School ground. The visitors opened the scoring through Baharam, but Penang equalised through Keng Hock. Vellupillai put Perak ahead, and at
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    SINGAPORE BEAT MALACCA
    589 19 FINE HOCKEY Pour Goals Without Reply Singapore, Saturday. TN a game that was replete with thrills from start to finish the Singapore State hockey team scored a convincing victory over Malacca by four clear goals to nil on the Padang to-day. The weather was ideal, and a
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      8 20 She Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1935.
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      POPPY DAY IN SINGAPORE
      169 20 Another group of poppy sellers: From right to left: Mrs. West, Mrs Sturt, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Walsh. Mix.-. Bridget Thomas and Miss Gaskell The Miri team which won the Inter -Port Challenge Trophy at tlie R.S.Y.C. Regatta on Friday. Gifts of flowers received
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