Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 November 1937

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    13 1 The Sunday Tribune VOI .'.—NY 26 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1037. FIVE CENTS.
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    JAPAN PLANS COMPLETE SEIZURE OF SHANGHAI COMMERCE
    434 1 SLAMMING THE OPEN DOOR A LONDON WARNING CHINA TO BE COMPELLED TO TRADE WITH JAPAN ONLY THE belief that Japan intends to steal the entire market of China for herself, and push out the western powers, is expressed by the London Daily Telegraph
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    PRINCE BIRABONGSE
    85 1 Racing Motorist To Marry English Girl London, Nov. 27. OHHE engagement is announced, by parM mis^io.: of the King ot Siam through the Council of Regency, between Prince Birabongse and Miss Cfril Heycock, only daughie. ui Lieut.-CaL and Mrs. P. R. Hey cock— Re u Prince BiraDoagse, popularly
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    TAX REVISION
    75 1 Aid For Railways Heavy Industries? Wa.shington. Nov. 27. *FHE trend appears to be increasingly A towards making che pioposed tax revision effective from tlie beginning of 1937. though dehjjite conclusions are considered premature. Wit.i plans t-e speed up the Government buying ol materials foreshadowed. Wall Street ia now
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    FOG FATALITIES IN LONDON
    245 1 Air Crash At Croydon. Three Killed London, Nov. 27. FOG scenes were again witnessed i yesterday night in the whole of southern England and in south Wales. j Frost-bound roads added to the terror and difficulties of motorists. Numerous buses and motor-cars were abandoned, while in
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    NANKING TO BE ISOLATED ?
    100 1 NANKING TO BE ISOLATED "Receive Japanese Troops With Open Arms" Shanghai, Nov. 27. THE development of Japanese military I operations suggests that the Japanese forces which skirted the southern shores of Taihu Lake are striking out to Wuhu with the intention of isolating Nanking, while troops north of the lake
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    Home League & F. A. Cup Soccer Results
    437 1 Home League F. A. Cup Soccer Results CARLISLE OUT OF CUP COMPETITION Motherwell Held To A Draw London, Nov. 27. j RESULTS of English and Scottish League football matches and the F.A. Cup fixtures, played to-day. were as follows: Reuter ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. L Arsenal <*• Leeds U. 1 B^ckpool
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    INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT
    110 1 Japan "May Resort To Force" Tokyo, Nov. 27. IN an interview with Japanese newspapermen, Prince Konoye is reported to have declared that "as regards the Shanghai, International Settlement issue, Japan may find it necessary to resort to force, but everything depends on the attitude of the otner parties
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    21 1 Mr. George Vincent Andrews and Miss Dylis Croft aft;r their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, rn account of which appears below.
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    41 1 Berlin, Nov. 27. Herbert Sprengel, aged 27, was executed by axe this morning in the Sentenced People's Court for high treason. It was alleged that Sprengel worked for a yeai for a foreign intelligence service as a spy in Germany.*- Reuter
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    SPANISH VICE-CONSUL ARRESTED
    38 1 Sao Pauio, Brazil, Nov. 27. The Department of Political and Social Order has ordered the closing down of Republican Spain centres at Sao Paulo, Santos and Soracaba. The Spanish Vice-Consul In Santos has been arrested.—Reuter.
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    SITUATION IN SHANGHAI
    43 1 London, Nov. 27. When M. Chautemps and M. Delbas meet Mr. Neville Chamberlain and Mr. Anthony-Eden on Monday, it is presumed that the position in Shanghai will h.» raised during their talks on the international situation as a whole- Reuter
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    64 1 (Continued from next column) were displayed and amongst them was a gold watch as a present from Mr. Andrews to his bride, and she gave him a fitted dressing table set. Before leaving for the honeymoon, the bride changed into her going away dress of navy blue and white crepe.
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    COLONIES AND B.B.C.
    143 1 COLONIES AND B.B.C. NO PAYMENTS Normal Part Of Service F < i Otr Own Correspondent <By Air Mail) London. Nov. 17. IN thc House of Commons. Sir Ro- ber* Pankin (Conservative) a>ked the Postmaster General what was the present approximate annual <os« of the Empire Broadcasting Service: and what contributions
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    PRETTY WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    472 1 Mr. G. V Andrews And Miss Dylis Croft Singapore, Sat ure: Andrew's Catneural. oeauufu c decorated with white honolulu sad pale pmk gladioli, was a wry pretty scene tn s afternoon, when the wedding of Mis.^ Dylis Beatrice Crolt and Mr. George Vincent Andrews took pi
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    VALLEY OF THE LOIRE
    1193 2 Rosalind Wong Calling Charm Of The Chateau Country A Land Of Woods And Castles A Day At Villandry—Why I Was Four Days Late In London WHILST in Paris I had the good fortune to meet an old friend who had always visited us when she passed
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    37 2 Sini^jKjre, Now S, TIN Tr.c pt.ee of J in ni noon in S iigttpore i v was: BtnMUCB The pr:ce of rubber a( MM in S>.g..poivi to-day was: Efcyerk 28U ki<.\vn Setter* 2-V'' (unchanged)
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    94 2 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. ilAttY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday n< m. Buyer:- Sellers. i*i6. I.X.R.S.S. in ca i 'FOB. Nov./ 25»2 23 11, Pi Good F AQ. in ba: &.Oxh, Nc» 22 lIP I.X.R.S.S. '.Spot-ice: i; amfdable S'p- 23 3 8 23'- o. Dee. 23 5 23
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    SERIOUS SPLIT AMONG MALACCA EURASIANS
    399 3 NEW MUNICIPAL DELEGATE ARGUMENTS Committee Men In Trouble Onn Correspondent Malacca. Nov. 27. AMIDST heated arguments, inter■pCHti with utterances of defiance and open challenges among the speakers, the general assembly of the Malacca Eurasian Association met and confirmed the nomination b\ the committee of Capt.
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    150 3 Anna Sit i in "A Woman Alone" GLAMOROUS Anna Stan give^ one of her finest performances m her film career in the Garrett Klement production. "A Woman Alone." which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday. Miss Sten is seen as a little peasant girl in the film which
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    BRITISH HOMES IN HUNGJAO RD.
    115 3 v 'sitti For The First Time Shanghai. Nov. 27. tJRJTISH women visited their homes \v. L Kunelao Road for the first time in more rha a month to-day wh >n th<>\ travelled In a long cavalcade of motorcars, bearing Britons, Americans and a h v
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    CHINESE CUSTOMS
    91 3 British Govt's Instructions To Tokyo Ambassador London, Nov. 27. TT is learned in official circles in London J that the British Ambassador in Tokyo bas been authorised to leave the Japanese Government in ro doubt whatsoever that the British Government claims to b> consulted on anv arrangement made
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    PROGRAMMES OF B.M.B.C.
    177 3 PROGRAMMES OF B.M.B.C. ingapore Station On 225 Metres TO-DAY 11.00 a.m.:— Light Orchestral Concert plaved by Reller's Famous Hungarian ;3and. Relayed 'rom the Sea V.ew Hotel. I.CO p.m.: A Programme- ot Miscellaneous Light Music from gramophone records. Organ Solo by Reginald Dixon "Bells across the Meadow." Piano 0010 by Len
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSOCIATION
    167 3 Enjoyable Dinner And Prize-Giving Singapore. Saturday. THE Chinese Friendly Association entertained members and their friends to an enjoyable dinner at No. 123. Albert Street this evening. Music was provided by a party of Chinese singing girls, and those who attended thoroughly enjoyed themselves." Just before dinner, the
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    GERMAN CABINET
    118 3 Changes Will Not Effect Country's Currency Berlin, Nov. 27. THE stability of Germany's currency would not be affected by the change in the Cabinet, according to competent quarters. Gen. Goering's position, however, has been much strengthened. The Ministry of Economics has been made subsidiary to the requirements of
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    PENANG BOXING
    78 3 I Battling Guillermo Outpointed (Fiom Ou*- Own Reporter, Penang, Nov. 27. JOE Brazil (7.13» drew with Nal Sai long (8.5) in the ten-round main event of the boxing held to-night at the Fun and Frolic. Both fought in close quartc: with Sai Tong drawing his opponent round for
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    DEATH OF MR. B. M. A. CORNELIUS
    212 3 Weil-Known Resident Passes Away Singapore, Saturday. IT is with great regret that we have to record the death of Mr. Benjamin Marie Alex Cornelius, which occurred at his residence, 9, St. Michael's Road this afternoon at the ripe age of 86 years. The
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    EMBASSY OFFICERS
    38 3 Hankow, Nov. 27. AMBASSADOR Johnson and the majority of the American Embassy staff have arrival from Nanking on board the gunboat ''Luzon.' A Japanese Embassy spokesman con firmed that the Japanese authorities services in Shanghai.- Reuter
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    "PIRATES OF PENZANCE"
    265 3 Dress Rehears:* 1 Last Night DRESS rehearsal ol th" Gilbert and Sullivan opera, "The Pirates < I Penzance." which bs to bo presented by the Singapore Amateur Drama tlr Club on Dec. 2. 4. 7. 9 and 11. was staged W* the Victoria theatre last night, when
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    44 3 H.E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, has been indisposed since Thursday, suffering, it is believed from dengue fever. His Excellency is mailing good progress, but it is. not expected that he will be able to attend any functions before Dec. 1.
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    DEATH SENTENCE
    43 3 Haifa, Nov. 27. Sheikh Farhamsaan was to-day sentenced to death under the new law for illegal possession of firearms. He will be hanged to-morrow morning. The second Arab charged with Sheikh Farhamsaan was found not guilty by the Military Court.- Reuter
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    OPEN AIK BOXING
    102 3 iritere \g Routs M Happy \Vo**kl I:,' weather i Lai s the open air tights. En 'he man. vent, Tigei Doj in a six-round (3-minute) bout Dollah had the I ii, tin- I, bout, and four -round which the i was the one tx Babj ChacolaU and
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    NEW HOUSING ACT
    122 3 NEW HOUSING ACT Slum Clearance And Overcrowding London. Nov. 27. TIIE Minister of Health has made public some particulars of thc New Housing Legislation shortly to be introduced In Parliament. He indicated that the Treasury's financial assistance for slum clearance and the abatement of overcrowding, at present oiffering substantially m
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    NOVEMBER HANDICAP
    35 3 London, Nov. 27 The result oi the ItnvrmDer handicap, run to-day, was as follows Solitaire (25— 1 1, Velvet Cushion (18— 1», Marcus Superbus (5-~l>, 31 ran. Won b£ half a length: three-quarters.
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    WOMAN SENTENCED
    50 4 Communist Organiser In Italy Rome, Nov. 26. A thirty-year-old brunette is among eight persona sentenced to imprisonment, by the special tribunal on a charge oi organising Communist centres in Florence and Bmpoli Utter silence is maintained about the espionage trial, which is believed to have finished yesterday.- Reuter
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    AUSTRALIAN SENATE
    39 4 Melbourne, Nov. 20. Final figures of the Senate are: Government Parties 20; Labour 16; giving tne Government a majority oi lour. labour won 16 out of 19 vacancies and bouth Australia provided the only Government win.- Reuter
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    29 4 London, Nov. 26. The Blue Funnel Line state that they are resuming their fortnightly service to an ang hai with the Ajax which leaves Liverpool on Dec. 11. Reuter
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    ATTACK ON TIN QUOTA CUT
    592 4 Farcical Position MR. C. V. THOMAS TELLS THE FACTS (Frun Cur Own Correspondent. tßy Air Mail! London, Nov. 17. OTRONG criticism of iho working of the tin restriction scheme wa. made at a meeting of Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging by the Chairman, Mr. C. V.
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    BRITISH TRADE FAIR
    69 4 Meeting To Arrange 1938 Function SUFFICIENT support having been received, it has been decided to hold British Trade Fair in Singapore in 1938. A meeting of interested importing firms has been called for December 9 at 5 p.m. for the purpose of appointing an organising committee. The
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    VISIT TO SPAIN
    81 4 Mr. Attlee Aecepts An Invitation London. Nov. 26 Mr. C. R. Attlee, leader of the Labour Opposition, has arranged to visit Spain in response to an invitation from the Spanish Government to Inform himsell oi the general situation there. He will be accompanied by Mr. Noel Baker
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      237 4 MA7A HARI Re-lives in this gripping story of a BRITISH InI telligence Agent pursued by a Blonde Bundle of Dynamite across S EUROPE. _J j Opening TO-DAY < AIMTOL ggg?^ j DBHCEROUS... s dßfeiL. BE^P a I DECKLESS... <<;. I flOb^?i I- RDUERTURESi I I Ai^im lima. J?rm*7 jt thrilling
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    THE HOUSE OF A THOUSAND CANDLES
    440 5 NOVEL METHODS OF SPY WORK MAE CLARKE AND PHILLIPS HOLMES CO-STARRED IfHE House of a Thousand Candles" was a popular Meredith Nicholson novel during tho exciting early davs of the World Fnr the Republic picture, its vivid and tense storv of internation spies has
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    A Gay Romantic Hit "LOVE IS NEWS"
    366 5 A Gay Romantic Hit "LOVE IS NEWS" Tyrone Power As A Reporter THE romance of a thrilling threesome whose kisses crash the headlines and whose escapades sell extras, with handsome Tyrone Power outromancing his "Lloyds of London" role, lovely Loretta Young bringing her fresh charm to a portrayal that is
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    A British Film Triumph
    394 5 "A WOMAN ALONE" Anna Sten As A Peasant Girl NOT long ago the dreariest experience possible at the cinema was to sit through a British film. How all this has changed in a few short years can best be demonstrated by paying a visit to "A
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    A MUSICAL COMEDY
    250 5 "Ready, Willing And Able" "DEADY. Willing and Able," a comedy with music made by Warner Bros, from thc Richard Macaulay story of the same name that ran in a national weekly magaz ne last year, will be present ed as the feature attraction of the Alhambru Theatre,
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    CHOICE FOR EXKINGS
    402 6 "Fade Out Or LONDON COMMENT ON DUKE (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 13. "fIMIE choice before ex-kings is either to fade out of the public eye or be a nuisance. It is a< hard choice, perhaps, for one of his temperament, but the Duke (of Windsor) will
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    LEGAL POSTS IN COLONIES
    173 6 Question In House Of Commons 'From Our Ou/n Correspondent) London, Nov. 10 Jl/JR. Parker, Opposition Labour M.P., W who takes a great interest in Malaya, asked In the Commons this week: "Whether the Colonial Secretary is satisfied that the system of promot- ing magistrates, registrars, public
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    "VISITING FIREMEN"
    175 6 Sinclair Lewis Attacks British Authors New York BRITISH authors who get all their ideas about America from a fortnight's whirlwind tour have angered Mr. Sinclair Lewis, the American novelist. "Visiting firemen" is how Mr. Lewis describes the British authors and lecturers who for nearly a century have been
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    DOG SHOOTS MAN
    68 6 Lurs. Loire. The jay, considered by many to be a bringer of bad luck, has brought misfortune to M. Macabrey, a F'rench sportsman. Out for day's shooting. M. Macatrey shot a jay. He was stooping to pick up the bird when his dogs rushed up, and one
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    PRISON FOR GEM SMUGGLERS
    235 6 Ruby Stolen From Englishwoman Seattle, Washington. TWO men have been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary here for smuggling ini.o the United States a ruby stolen from an Englishwoman in Vancouver. British Columbia. The convicted men are George Eldridge and Fred Hopkins. The ruby. valued
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      341 6 UNABLE TO DIGEST HIS FOOD PROPERLY Until Chardox Ended His Acid Stomach This man's stomach trouble was making him a permanent invalid. He was constipated, could not sleep, could not eat, and was losing weight. On a friend's advice, he started taking Chardox afttr every meal. He soon found an
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1642 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES 9L**TfROM time to time I have referred to the career of that stuni I ran of Singapore Mr. li. W. 11. Stevens, who is eighty-five years young and still going strong. A groat character is *il. W. H. S." Possessed of vigour which men thirty- live years
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      156 7 SINGAPORE DAIRY FARM FRESH COWS ("Straits Times") Photo. —EQUAL TO GRA)E "A" PASTEURISED MILK AS SOLD IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. Produced at the Singi ore Dairy Farm Irom imported, pure bred dairy cows whic i ar: regularly tested by the f arm veterinary surgeon to tn ure a safe and
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    Our Short Story: VIDA'S NINE LIVES:
    2601 8  - Our Short Story: VI DA'S NINE LIVES: SPENCER FREER By HpJ LK'KXT and Archie had been married long enough to have disered that marriage isn't all love 9, and that for a married f has its compensations. quite recently they had moveu u lhe cnly smart looking bungalo.v tthf-r ding?
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      384 8 COULDN'T SLEEP FOR STOMACH TROUBLE If vou have difficulty in sleeping, the ■'.Qv.cc of Mrs. A B. will help you. •.cars this lady did not know what a good n.ght's rest was. Night after nisjht ■IUIIHCII nagged pitilessly and drove iway So-called remedies proved Nothing relieved her until she took
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    ELECTRICITY ON THE FARM
    1152 9 POULTRY NOTES ADVANTAGES Sturdier And Better Chicks John G Breman, v.d.m.. C p.e CT Secretary-Manager ""The Laying Hen" 179. Orchard Road. Singapore.) TO CORRESPONDENTS QUESTION' I have about 100 Rhode id Red pullets but they are onlv laying 65 egga per day. How can I get
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    39 9 Letters from readers answered free when at least five cents stamps for return postage, etc., is enclosed. Do not send chickens or material to the Bunday Tribune office for examination, .but postpaid to my office, 179, Orchard Koad, Singapore.
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    For The Child With A Cold Baby's Own Tablets.
    142 9 The first indications of a cold are sneezing, running nose, red eyes, which are followed by sore throat, cough, loss of appetite, hoarseness, and feverishness. When lhe symptoms are first apparent ntive the child a dose of Baby's Own Tablets. The
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    SMARTER BOOTS FOR THE ARMY
    103 9 "Flush And Streamlined" Pattern (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 10. THE new type of Army boot is to be much smarter in appearance, as well as much lighter than the old one. It will have a better shape, with a new pattern of heel tip.
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    Scared To Lie Down
    343 9 Haunted By Dread of Asthma After Three Dose* of Ephazone all Symptoms Entirely Disappeared Think how discomforting it must bave been for Mr. R. H. C. Unlike normal people, be couldn't retire at night to a comfortable bed and deep, restful sleep. Retiring for the night
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    252 10 In the post hundreds of invitations from Mr. Lee Pang Chuan, Mr. Lee Pang Soo and Mrs. Lim Chong Pang, for the dinner party they are giving on Dec. 18, in honour of tne birthday of their mother, Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M.B.E. Very thrilled was Mr.
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    1447 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. -By onr woman correspondent fpHI Victoria Theatre had a crowded A house last Saturday night when the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club presented "Outward Bound." Sutt-,n Vant's remarkable play. The performance was excellent, each player was perfectly cast and the acting was of such a high
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    1045 10 STILL another batch of the most glorious Matita suits has arrived at Aux Chats Noirs. The colours and styles used for them seem almost too I good to be true. There are two-piece j suits, and three piece suits and dresses wilh coats to match, and each
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      78 10 •J. ,g. J CHRISTIE J THE IDEAL X'MAS PRESENT, j j Just Received SEQUINS Denner Jackets, Boleros t and final consignment of very > beautiful Pekin jewellery; exqui- J 1 site sets suitable for X'mas presents. i S Choose your X'MAS NEW YEAR GOWNS now, see the very latest in
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      232 10 New shipment of HOOK AND EYE just arrived mr.de of Galliath. In the following colours: WHITE, BLACK, BROWN, RED, PINK, GREEN. N. BLUE, YELLOW, and MAUVE. 20 csnts each, in diamente 50 cents each. at THE NOVELTY STORE, 88, North Bridge Road, (Adelphi Building). k' s' -<** t^^^sl^^^^K^' 0 i
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    1112 11 NOTES from FRASER'S HILL and KUALA LUMPUR fpHREE successive days of the most t brilliant sunshirr with blue- cloudlet skies restored the prestige of the Hill, and visitors discorded rain coats »nd p yongs dor.ned ihoir brightest junipers out of sheer lightheartedness of spirit, and brought out their golf club:,
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    542 11 I #"«'-JRISTMAS seems to be approaching us with a rush and one has oniy to walk into Robinson's or any of the other large stores to capture that Christmas feeling which is so difficult ito experience out here. The shops are all gaily decorated and full of
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    PALE SHADES
    357 11 flannels in keeping the knife -like creases in your slacks. You should make sure they fit to perfection. Keep them cleaned and pressed, so they won't bag at the knees. And to be truly neat and chic, you'll add feminine gadgets to your slack suits, such things as
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore. Sunday. Nov. 28, 1937. "BRITAIN THE ENEMY"
    603 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore. Sunday. Nov. 28, 1937. "BRITAIN THE ENEMY" APPARENTLY it fa the fate of Great Britain to incur the special enmity of nation which are engaged in campaigns of aggression. When Italy invaded Abyssinia her action was condemned hy the great majority of the countries of the world.
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    ARMISTICE DAY Celebrations?
    1032 12  - ARMISTICE DAY Celebrations? C. H. W. Goult Should We Continue ''THE breaking of the Armistice Day silence at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, where thousands of Londoners were gathered for the annual remembrance service, has given rise to an interesting discussion at Home on the question of the abolition of the
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    408 12 ITERE is one for the local boxi.ig fraternity. TWO heavyweight boxers were boofced to fight an important contest. Each man, secretly, had backed himself to lose the fight. After a time, one of the men accidentally hit his opponent a very light tap on
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    SPANISH GOVERNMENT PREPARES FOR LONG WINTER
    682 13 SNOW ON MOUNTAINS NEAR MADRID PEOPLE WITHOUT COAL TENTS MAKE THEIR FIRST APPEARANCE (From A. Frank Tinsley, Reuters Special Correspondent) Valencia, Nov. 10. gPAIN will soon be in winter's grip. Within a few weeks, ice and snow on the mountains, and frigid winds blowing
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    BOY'S LIFE SAVED BY "IRON LUNG"
    260 13 Air Pumped By Hand For 20 Hours l ßy Air Mail) Andover, Hampshire, Nov. 8. AN "iron lung" has saved the life of nine-year-old Eric Marchant, son of an Andover fishmonger. The boy, normally a healthy child, was suddenly stricken with infantHe paralysis. Local
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    NEW POLISH LABOUR SERVICE
    239 13 Spade Work Takes Place Of Army Service Warsaw. THE first batch of labour service workers under a new army scheme reported for duty last month. Those on the army reserve list now have to do six days' unpaid labour a year with pick and shovel instead
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    SPANISH WAR FILM
    205 13 pesetas are being offered for the two best works received in each of the xollowing categories: A book of short stories about vivid incidents in the Spanish struggle. A book of children's stories about present-day Republic Spain. A book of war poems. Not less than 10,000 copies
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      392 13 dfgdsfgdsfgsdfg F:obably no other ailment induces sufferers to try .so many remedies rheumatism. Many disappoint inare experienced because dozens ot i p (rations give relief without going n> the heart of the trouble But v remedy is so well-known as that adi verlised on page 17 you can be sine
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1710 14  -  W. B. Paterson .._,j. In Which I Discourse On A I Dog Show, Marvel At The Different Varieties Of S Dogs, Comment On Their Manners And End Up With j S A Few Points About Water Meters Between Which And Dogs There Is Ari\ Affinity.
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    STRANGE IDENTITY PUZZLE
    376 15 Unknown Double MAN ATTENDS OWN FUNERAL" (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 20. QNE oi the most extraordinary t\\j erieoeea that could befall a man has come the way of Mr. Ernest Frederick Bennett, 46, a local engineer. He waa mixed up in an amazing identity puzzle, and
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    TIN QUOTA MAY BE REVISED?
    153 15 Efforts To Summon I.T.C. Meeting (From Our Oiui Correspondent) <By Air Mail) London, Nov. 10. "THE Financial News" understands that 1 efforts are being made to summon a further special meeting of the International Tin Comjnittee. It is considered that the Committee should review the
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    GERMANS TOUR CANADA
    69 15 Seeking Substitute Building Materials Eighty German general contractors have been touring Canada. They told reporters that they were engaged in seeking substitute building material, which might be developed in Oermany to free her from the necessity of i moo rts. During their stay in Toronto they I
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    WON BET BUT LOST LIFE
    50 15 Warsaw. Vincenty Lubinski, a workman of Bvdero^o'*. accepted 8 bet that he would j not be able to drinl: a litre 'about 134 pi^ts) o f vodka pr one draught. He accomplish?d the feat, winning the be* Soon afterwards he lost consciousness I and died.
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    CROSSED EYES
    416 15 By R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. (Doctor of Ocular Science) THE care of the eyes has advanced so greatly that, no child should be permitted to go through life with crossed eyes. The younger the child, the better the chance of restoring vision satisfactc nly to both eyes. Apparently,
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    SPANISH GIFT TO U.S.S.R.
    59 15 Valencia. The Spanish Association of Friends of the Soviet Union is to present tho Government of the U.S.S.R. with a bu«: of Manuel Azana, President of Spain Ser or Juan Bautista Adsuara, sculptor of the town of Ca r tellon d? la Plana, 1 slightly north
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    DON BRADMAN'S VIEW
    212 15 England Will Regain The Ashes Adelaide. I\ON Bradman, Australian Test cricket. u captain, said that he could not but exnress considerable surpr.se at statements that English cricket would not again come up to the standard of Australian cricket. Bradman said that the players am* public in Australia
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    SPANISH WAR PRISONERS
    147 15 To Work 0* New Railway Line Valencia. Days of idleness for several thousand Prisoners of war. includmg m«.nv Italians and Germans, in Republican Sr°in. are almost over. Soon thev will be earning their keen, working on Government oublic work's, instead of leading a life of romnnrative easiness
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      177 15 Should Stengahs j be Anonymous? Ilftypu-don't know the name of the whisky in your glass it probably means^that^you^simply asked *for \a stengah.' Half the enjoyment of whTsl^;-ihdeed nearly, all the enjoyment, comes from the 'roundness' that is born of long maturing! and very careful blending. The refreshment and comfort that
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    1243 16  - Newspapers And THE BARGAIN COUNTS G. S. Hammonds THE ALLURE OF MODERN METHODS DECENT developments in the increasingly keen competition between local newspapers must have been immensely interesting to the many readers of the Malaya Tribune and the Morning Tribune. Newspapers, as a rule, are one of the fewcommodities over
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      479 16 DO YOU FEEL WORN OUT? New Vitality For Tired Men The daily round of work takes a terrific toll of boc'ily energy in this trying climate. If you are not to break down under this strain you must replace reirly the energy drained from your tem by the huat and
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    BELGIAN CONGO STAMPS
    187 17 Special New Issue Of 100,000 Sheets Brussels. A new set of six Belgian Congo stamps reproducing photographs taken by the mission to the nationa' parks founded in the colony by the late Xing Albert will be on sale shortly. The set comprises values of 5 centimes. 90
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    BOLIVIA'S FINANCES
    148 17 Appointment Oi British Adviser Santiago. A British iinancial adviser is to counsel the South American republic of Bolivia with regard to its budgetary and currency problems. Bolivia, struggling: out of the financial morass resulting frcm the Chaco .var. appealed for British guidance The task has fallen to Mr.
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    WORLD CRUISER TITLE
    275 17 Ltewis Undergoing Operation (Ey Air Mail) London. JOHN Henry Lewis, negro holder of the world cruiser-weight title, has to undergo an operation for nasal trouble, and it is reported from Pittsburg that he will be unable to undertake his proposed championship fight With Jock McAvoy at Wemblev
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    20 YEAR-OLD SHELL
    148 17 Explosion Kills One And Wounds Four Others f Amiens d shell— relic of the great war killed a man and wounded lour of his companions when it was dropped and exploded on a road near Roye. in the Somme. where the British troops saw some stiff fighting.
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    ROYAL PORTRAITS ON STAMPS
    125 17 Sofia. A special new postage stamp, bearing the portrait of King Boris, is now on sale in Bulgaria. The stamp was issued to celebrate the recent military manoeuvres the first combined military exercises, to be hela in Bulgaria since 1913. At the same time the issue
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    1092 18  -  Horatius THE IMPORTANCE OF DISCARDS (By FEW bridge players make the most of the opportunities which* are accorded them of imparting information to partner, with the result that a sound defence i.s lost owing to the necessity of groping in the dark. It Is the duty of partners
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      869 19  - "F. N's" TEAM WINS AGAIN PHONIX Singapore WEE SISTERS S.B.A.Tourneysßeach Concluding Stages (BY PKRIIAPS. for the first time sime Um commencement of the OHHMn bd Cup tournaments in Singapore, good fare was provided last Saturday vhen the S.T Press team had to acknowledge defeat at the hands of Boustead and
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      THE MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIP
      465 19  -  Sphinx n enanq What Is Thought Of The Venue (By DENANG is certainly not taking 1 kindly to the thought that the Malayan Badminton Championship, the Hist of its kind, which takes plac? sometime in the first week of December, should be run in Singapore and not
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      JOYBELLS B.P.
      130 19 The final tie in the open doubles tournament of the Joybells 8.P.. in which Goh Tian Chye and Koh Kim Swee beat Koh Teck Sian and Goh Peng Sian, marked the close of the Party's tournaments for the year. The following are the results of the various tournaments:
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      PLAYERS IN TOP FORM
      485 19 Yew Seng, but I think it will be the latter who will meet Samuel for one s?mi-final of the open championship while Kon Leong and Beng Chuan will play in the other. In the junior singles. Murugasu will play Chew Tuck, while the veteran Indoot meets
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      CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLES
      649 19  -  RACQUET pair Ong Poh Choon and Lee Guan Khye recently, may create an upset or two if they are in form. Teoh Seng Khoon and Yap Ghim Hoe, the Perak Novices champions, are a formidable young pair, who have all the requisites for a doubles pair, except experience
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      PLAYERS IN TO-DAY'S LADIES' DOURLES FINAL
      12 19 THI, WEE SISTERS TIIE LEE SISTERS
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      SHAMROCKS "A" BEATEN
      496 19 Malacca INTER-PARTY Argonauts Assured Of Success (From Our Own Correspondent) BY their magnificent clear-cut victory over the Shamrocks "A" team, the Argonauts first string lias definitely dispelled all doubts of their retaining the Inter-Party championship for the second year in succession. The tie was played at the
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      118 19 YOU KNOW HOW JOc USED TO BE „.THEN I BEGAN GIVING HIM NERVOUS, IRRITABLE QUAKER OATS EVERY DAY. IT 4 i!IS APPETITE POOR, CONTAINS GREAT WtS/4 SYSTEM OUT QUANTITIES OF VITAMIN X^JfhJLOF ORDER... 2^P\ V B. IT CERTAINLY MAD: <^K^^%> NEW BOY 0F J0E J*»44==f?s^s e Nervousness, constipation, poor- appetite,
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      710 19 When p^Sj you, banish or Burning Acid million sweat glands or porai are on duty in your skin These aro small tubular drains, and their job is to rid the bodv of poisonous acid. Vour feet have about 3,000 poros to the square inch. Most foot troubles are caused by
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    791 20  -  Argus (By Rain Interrupted Sport In Singapore Why Is S.C.R.C Invitation Tournament Arranged For Wet Season? Postponements Robbing Tournament Of Its Interest Inter-State Hockey Topics The Singa por e-Selangor Match State Tournament Would Lend More interest To Matches Singapore's I ne.xpected Rugby Success In Seremban
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    652 20 SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM MALACCA (From Our Own Correspondent) Maiacca, Saturday. THOSE who have been sponsoring the efforts of the Indian Association must have felt very pleased with the performance of their representatives cn Monday last against the St. Francis' Instituticn, when they recorded their first win of the season by
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    1388 20 BOXING NOTES BY 'REFEREE rpHORNY is the path of the boxer's manager. Usually his trouble is that his would-be champion fails to make good, but when the boxer does make good the course of the partnership does not always run smoothly. i Take, for instance what has
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    WHO'S WHO AMONG THE ISLINGTON CORINTHIANS
    1030 22 A VERSATILE GROUP OF GOOD SPORTSMEN A VERSATILE GROUP The visitors should be very popular in Malaya. They are a versatile combination. While soccer is their favourite outdoor pastime, they are men ef many parts. Among them are numbered a Chartered Masseur (none other
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    377 22 Louden and Middlesex County Xl's UD several occasions Age 25 years. Occupation— an export clerk. L. G. STONE A forward. Plays for Woking Club. Has been regularly engaged in Isthmian League Football. Is a Wholesale furniture manufacturer. Age 25 years. Built on the stocky side
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    89 22 The annual hockey match between past and present boys of St. Josephs will be plaved on the School field on Monday at 5 p.m. Teams: Past R B. Milne, F. de Souza, R. de Souza. C Reyney. G j Clarke P. Neubronner. P. Woodford. R Minj
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    Republican, Pacarose And First Bid Repeat Their Successes
    1039 23 SELANGOR SKYE RACE MEETING JONATHAN PAYS THE DAYS BEST DIVIDEND •F>om Our Ou u Reporter, Kuala I.umpur. Sauirday. rpHF SHansnr Turf Club's two-day -I Skye race meeting was successful^ i'omiuded to-day in fine \veatb r before a bi? crowd. Enjoyable sport was
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    BISLEY RIFLE MEETING
    367 23 Keen Shooting A t Bukit Timah Singapore, Saturday. A RECORD number of competitors including some of ihe best marksmen in the country, participated in the "Bisley" meeting of the Singapore Rifle Association which opened on the Bukit Timah range to-day. Capt. Haynes of the R.A.M.C. won the
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    ARMY BEAT NEGRI
    544 23 Malaya Cub Rugby Singapore, Saturday. MEGRI-Malacca sustained their *J second defeat in the Malaya Cup rugger competition at Anson Road stadium to-day when they were defeated by the redoubtable Army XV by 10 poinds (tw,. tries and a dron goal) to three pbints (a try). The Army
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    Inter-State Hockey Match
    759 23  -  /\m T C/« V>« Singapore Beat Selangor (By Sticks S jijrapore. Sat urday. trXDHR a lendrn sky, Sing-apon an-i S:\an<ror vied for supremacy iii hockey on the S.C.C. Padang. It was Singapore's first inter-StaH' encounter of the season and they \w: favoured by an exceptionally col evening"
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    MALACCA BEAT NEGRI
    42 23 Malacca, Saturday. Malacca beat Negri Sembilan 3—l in the intor-Staie hockey ma*ch played in Malacca to-day. Forbes and de Vries s-^oied for tbe bnme ?de in the first session and Mustapha ne^d for the visitors in the second half.
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    13 23 WarreM Vflwatn md Jeanette Mad) ai 04 iii 4 rem ri-mu Tiu ...ft
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    RUGBY AT BELSTAB
    71 23 Ths R.A.F. beat the B C.C Ist XV i by a rjoal. 3 tries and a p«maltv < 17 ptsn Ito n trv and a penalty goal (8 ol The scorers for the R.A F were foi:v <2 tries), Mcßratney ann Ne* nr Cave-Brcwn converted one of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES deaths.
    154 23 DOME STIC OCCURRENCES deaths. i CORNEI IUS— On 27t11. November 1937. 1 at No. 9, St. Michael's Road, Singapore, I BENJAMIN MAR It ALEXIS CORN* lius. in his Mth. fear. The funeral cortege will leave hi.^ reside ce at 4 jvni. to-day for the Cathedra] ol th* Good Shepherd and
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1937.
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      "PIRATES OF PENZANCE" AT VICTORIA THEATRE
      71 24 "PIRATES OF PENZANCE AT VICTORIA THEATRE From left to right: Mr. R. L. Bridges (manager, Victoria Theatre), Miss Marjorie Reil, Flight-Lieut. H. C. Lee and Mr. M. D. P. Gilroy. Characters in lhe stag: production "Pirates of Penzance" which the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club is presenting at the Victoria Theatre
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        12 24 .imi ii in —^^a» For Best Sport? Reports Read ihe T iffi.UNfi
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