Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 6 November 1938

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune r*Ts-N«»- SINGAPORE; SUNDAY) NOVEMBER 6, W3B. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune
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    327 1  -  T. H. TAN They're A nxious To Do Their Bit (By I (Tribune Staff Reporter) ■IAITS-BORN CHINESE want more opportunities Wa serving the Colony and British Protectorates in this police world in time of emergency; they want steps I k taken to ep~n the do;>r for them to serve
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    72 1 Mi lire belou j BL., n 's largest R KttT^*' bt>/o:; smun'ricta L EL, don -lmpe-naJ Airways' H w 5 ftare been battling V m>mt probie t! >> dfuii/erous icetm, n aircraft and have test- paste for use on Pv j machines. r'Bliik uwd-tuntici cud huve I fce.V"-'-'' nc -for
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    Always Vacancies
    100 1 Thcro are always vacancies in tne artillery, engineering, machine-gun, infantry, air force and naval reserve volunteer units, which are now exclusively manned by European personnel, and it b fell that suitable Straits-born Chinesdrawn fiom the rank and file a! the exist ng Chinese company could be used to
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    Jap General Praises Chinese Army
    103 1 Jap General Praises Chinese Army Hankow, Saturday. "f A^\l a military man, not a politician/' said General llala, Command cr-:n-Ch*ef of the Japanese Forc?s in Central China in refusing to discuss the. prospect of extension of host'Tt'cs as far as Chungk'ng, in an interview with foreign newspaper correspondents. »i«» ••■'nnM'fi.
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    F.M.S. RAILWAYS GOING TO RUN MORE TRAINS
    198 1 r'^fw'T StalT K n><»rter> *j£ "in MaI -*y States Railways If fa» ■> f. m l(l l! >l% t a popular del! ir.iins on the Port Rrjl the AnVMg fS\Kt n Ku;lla Lumpur and m £*"*U Nove^ber 14. 1 •win**** that this demand
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    A Foggy Day In London Town
    46 1 A Foggy Day In London Town The fog which covered London througnoui me uay L#ct*i**c heavier daring the afternoon and "night" arrived hours early. Traffic was disorganised. Phctc shows brilliant electric signs of Piccadilly Circus shine through the gloom when i'o£ turns London's afternoon into night.
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    Children To Plant Trees
    64 1 Children To Plant Trees (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. After the morning service to-morrow ten children of the congregation will plant two Flames of the Forest trees in front of the Presbyterian Church to mark the diamond jubilee of the church. Tne church was built in November 1878, and the
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    APPEAL FOR UNITY
    29 1 London, Nov. 5. Speaking at Dartfcrd la.'.v night, the leader of the Opposition, Mr. Atlee, appealed for rational unity irrespective of party 'lifferences.— British Official Wireless.
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    Singapore Girl Defies Parents, Weds In Secret
    381 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) J^RESSED in a simple red cotton frock, IS-year-oH typist. Dulcie May Marcus, of Singapore, sister of Mr. Ctrl Ma;< us who limi.v.l in the recent Singapore court case, left home at hall past eiffcl *m Friday morning, i Ker mother,
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    MALAYA TO MAKE 750,000 WINTER SUITS FOR CHINA
    127 1 MALAYA TO MAKE 750,000 WINTER SUITS FOR CHINA (Tribune stair iifipni jc < PAMPAfGN lor making uintrr iotiiin;; tor Milriirrs in Uir China war front au.i ■nfoil— ill refugees has r to all Chinbn communities En Malaya. Overseas Ciilntat hno will soul SIM 0(!0 new 'iiits and 2."i0,(K»0 «»rU! sui(s.rf
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    To "Atone For Blunders"
    82 1 r TUK military and <;vil aathorities of Kwangttuig ire held responsible for the fall r»f Can and aqpordingi have been ordered by the C< iitral Govtrflnr ill u to ;iio!i<' for their blunders/' according to an attnouncemenl mu<\ > in a .io r ut rivcu!ar cable
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    Big Military Examination
    51 1 (Tribune Staff Report! r*. K largest centralised officers' promotion xatnmatton in the Malory of Malayan volunteering lakes place in tronban this reek-end. Over .'jo candidates uvo a! S< remfoan for the examination. They are frcm the arious volunteer battalions in Singapore, Federated Ifalav Ktates. Malacca, Johore and
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    PREMIER BETTER
    34 1 The latest information ab^ut Mr. NevUis Cfcamterlain, uho i sutterin f-.om chi'l, is that the Premier Is much letter. He is .-pending the week-end at Chequers, says a Renter message from London.
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      9 1 HE news ,TH YOUR rEA KFaST j The lIBIAE
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      29 1 Local sportsfront 2, 3. 13, Barber 6, /Ones t>, strict!// Between Ourselves 7, Short story Women 10 and 11, Govt 13, RADIO 17, Badminton 10, Sports pa aide 20.
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      102 1 5 a.m. Edition fik^fi HEALTH and VIGOUR j i \y It is your right to enjoy life vigorously. Natural vigour is L/ B| the normal result of perfect health. Perfect health is cnv^tjLJS sured when your system is free from dangerous toxins, the \fl^^| accumulation of which is the cause
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    THEY LIKE CAR CRASHES
    180 2 THEY LIKE CAR CRASHES (Tribune Staff Reporter) IYRIVERS loathe accidents, bu there are men h Singapore who will have steeples* nights, MS days, if bad smash-ups do no j occur. They are men who buy motor-car wicekSi ••Beet them from scenes of ?ly accidents, dismantle the parts, them as spares.
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    'CHINA WILL RESIST'
    54 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) J\ reply to !he telegram sent on Oct. 27 by Chairman of the Central Organisation of the South Seas' China Relief Ponds, Mr. Tan Rah Kee, urging continuation of campaign of resistance, Marshal ianor Kai Shek has telegraphed to Mr. Tan revealing his unshakable
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    Big Ben Has Face Washed
    125 2 Big Ben Has Face Washed Big Ben probably the best-known clock in the world, had his face washed in readiness for the opening of Parliament. The work took a week. The clock last had a wash and brush up" before Se Coronat.m, in May last year. Installed in a tower
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    SINGPAORE GRAMOPHONE SHOP SELLS 3,000 LAMBETH WALK RECORDS IN A FEW HOURS
    181 2 SINGPAORE GRAMOPHONE SHOP SELLS 3,000 LAMBETH WALK RECORDS IN A FEW HOURS (Tribune Staff Reporter) j RECOKD dealer in High Street is suffering f -rn actue headache, is almost at his wit's; end to please his custo- men. Almost every minute a neison walks into his shop, asks for a
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    Imperial Airways Make More New Records On Their Eastern Service
    372 2 London, Oct. 23. records have been set three times within the last two months in outward mails on the India- Malaya-Australia services from Southamption. The latest record, established last weeK was 14,v54 kilogrammes, just over 14 tons. Further inter rating
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    MORE RUBBER IS SMUGGLED
    292 2 MORE RUBBER IS SMUGGLED (Tribune Staff Reporter) gMUGGLING of rubber in Johore has increased alarmingly of late. Numerous captures have been made in the Straits of Johore and a total of nearly 50,000 lb. of sheet rubber has been seized within the last three months. Heavy fines are usually imposed,
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    MORE EMPIRE FRUIT EATEN
    266 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Oct. 23. MALAYA last year maintained its previous year's record of pineapple exports tc Ireat Britain. The quantity of canned and bottled fruits into the United Kingdom last year from Empire countries was the heaviest so far recorded, but supplies from
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    Lord Mayor's Fund
    18 2 The Lord Mayor's Fund for refugees In Czechoslovakia reached £281,000 laat n.ht British Official Wireless
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    it's An Old English Bar
    20 2 it's An Old English Bar Picture taken in the English-looking bar lounge at the new Smcke House Inn, Cameron Highlands.
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    Malayan Teachers Start To Form An Association
    262 2 Malayan Teachers Start To Form An Association Singapore Conference Soon? (Tribune Staff Reporter) I CIXGAPORE teachers have taken fe i* te form a central association to look I interests of men of their profession in vi! I Movement to bring a „l tl^ M I x^tenee is already afoot, has
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    A REAL TREAT IN STORE FOR CINEMA FANS
    109 2 THE much publicized film "Alexi* 1 dei's Ragtime Band, had n premiere at the Alhambra Ttate when a midnight vcr«*ni»g w* given last night. The picture was certainly up expectations and apan Xrwn MkUmi Tyrone P(j**r. and TW A: play the leading
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    Boys Threatened
    111 2 Boys Threatened (Tribune Staff Reporter) A NEW racket is behig- exploited bv some of Singapore's hooligans. "Their "duty" is to get around the markets in the early mornings and watch for cookies, boys and eatiji?, shep-keepers who do the marketing on bicycles or tricycles and who leave their baskets on
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      23 2 EYE EXAMINATIONS EYEGLASSES, EXCLUSIVELY. tTtOMP/ON Xjptical c° Qualified Eyesight Specialists 4, ARCADff 1 BLDG. TRONE 3002. K A, Thompson, Dr. or Ocular Science.
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      46 2 n? T OME > «55M«> X^ Telegrapbir Address ttiUiNC stM y a\^ GOODWOOD (harminslv situated ideal foivi'itori and •j" l^!*'..COCKTAIL BAR 1.01 SGK-FIRST CLASS Rl SIM B\NT r^C^KJ I WEAKNESS L (I I DEBIUTV AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Hsmoglobm ALWAYS CURES, and Jives health »»d »tr.i<*
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    More Facts About S'pore Gaolers' Plight
    516 3 WORK, POOR HOUSES jrinunv S 1 iff Reporter) vpfBKR" I offir'als in Singap >r.' i r «eratchinti their heads thi^ i and wondering where we ob qqt n- ''e fnfonßatkw for the v e fr nt-pat-vcl last Sunday !g the all £ed unfair treatment
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    BAND IN THE GARDENS
    75 3 Ti.t Police Band will play the follow-In-j programme In th e Botanic Gardens this evening (Sunday), boginning at 3.30: 1. March "Washington Grays" GrafuUa 2. Overture "The Barber of Seville 1 Rcssini 3. Selection "The Dollar Princess" Leo Fall 4. Valse "Let me Dream in your
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    A TOTAL LOSS
    51 3 The steamer "S'tanburg.' in which fire broke cut recently, is considered ic be a total los^. Firemen have gifen up trying to fight the flames which .piead from the bows to the stern of th e ship, which had been trading to Spain du'iig the past two
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    What The Stars Foretell For You
    327 3 MONDAY FOR ALL READ-* zRS. Don't be too sure of your-** self today; your judgment may oe wrong, and any hasty deci- sion made may create difficulties. Favourable business and financial influences prevail and you should be successful in the launching of any new
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    CHINESE TRADERS DONATE TO FUND
    115 3 CHINESE TRADERS DONA TE TO FUND (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Saturday. AFTER donations of $5,000 (Chinese Currency) and SIO.OGO (Chinese Currency) by the Geon Hoe Traders' Association and the Indo-China Traders' Association respectively to the Singapore China Relief Fund, all other traders' associations, or "Kong Keks" in Chinese, contemplate following
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    Malayan Fortune Teller Back From Tour
    225 3 A PROFESSOR who can foresee the future with uncanny accuracy by a study of the palm has just passed through Singapore after an extensive tour in India and Ceylon. He is Prof. K. S. Maniam, the wellknown Malayan Scholar of occult sciences, who has
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    12 3 A view of one of the gaolers' houses near the Singapore, prison.
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    YOUTH WILL HAVE ITS DAY
    24 3 Picture of Singapore's youth at play snapped by cameraman y± Tsai on the playground of the St. Joseph Institution.
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    Chinese Send Rice To Swatow
    125 3 **From the tables of the rich.... (Tribune Staff Reporter) /CARRYING out the decision made at the general meeting of all Chaochow Associations in Malaya, held in August, the Singapore Chaochow Association sent 29 bags of cooked dry rice to Swatow by the s.s. "Anbui" Shortage
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    Mail Plane Delayed
    74 3 By Fire Fear The captain of fcha Butch westbound air liner, while flying over the Gulf of Siam yesterday, feared that the plane was afire and made an emergency landing at Bandon, where the eight pa c :engers joined the international express for Bangkok, and the plane,
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    Jewish Political Prisoners
    81 3 RELATIVES of Jewish political prisoners are sending telegrams to Lady Carmicliael, wife of the High Commit ioner in Palestine, asking for the lemoval of the prisoners to *> leftist) quarter to ensure their safety. The telegrams also plead for the rslease of prisoners who have completed their
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    WE MUST HAVE DEMOCRACY — ROOSEVELT
    441 3 WE MUST HAVE DEMOCRACY ROOSEVELT New York. Saturday. pRESIDENT Roosevelt in a nationwide broadcast from his Hyde Park home cm the eve of Tuesday's ConjrrevsMinal elections, urged the people nf the United Slates to elect candidates known for their experience tnd their liberal'sm and reuardles> of their rac <\ colour
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      702 3 Restore Youthful Vigour To Glands in 24 Hours New Discovery Brings Pleasures of Life to Men Zf Who Feel Old Before Their Time Do you feel older than yon aro? Aro you ifl^^l W lacking in youthful animation? Do you enjoy tli'- society of b«autiful -women? Do yM W^ -^I^^H
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    HEY! MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS — IT'S OUR OWN MILK, ANYWAY
    40 3 HEY! MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS IT'S OUR OWN MILK, ANYWAY Mrs. Cow plus offspring; didn't se<em to like our cameraman. Perhaps it was because she was conscious of the publicity attached to being milked on the side of Anson Road.
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    THEY'LL SING TO HELP CHINA
    80 4 Ii i.s announced that Mr. Kang Him ;:hew, the Principal of Tong Mm Public •"■ree School, 747, North Bridge Roa ■•.as obsjftined the necessary per»~;issio: o star! a school charity fund in aid o he Cnisa Belief Fund by selling schoo concert tickets. In connection
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    14 DEAD IN WORST AIR CRASH
    95 4 14 DEAD IN WORST AIR CRASH Foi peo] e Jersey Airways air liner era d i ft( mmvkr 1; Ttu p conds oi ol i field 5< away, topple 6 i and bui I 1 flames. There \vu tarp expl ioi f md the occupants weie blown out 'he clone
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    STORE Y.W.C.A. MEETINGS
    116 4 The Y.W.C.A. monthly meeting of the General Committee was held on r iday. Mrs. A. B. Jordan presided '/hose present were Mesdames F. D Thompson, Loh Poon Lip, W. Reinoen; "V. G. S. Dobbie, A. Norris, E. Smith A. S. Small, A. M. Handy, P. O'Dwv^r Staff:
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      264 4 t' PAVILION ITS, 6-15, 9-15 Roaring Comedy, ReajJ^r for A Giggle-Hungry Wo^d! A STAID- PROFESSOR, A WILD fIEIRES'S and A TAME LEOPARD MAKE ALL THE FUR-FLYING FUN la^^l OH i \iiv %,\w\\ /^r> r^«^ l KATH II EPBURN B^^M I ft/^ 'Vr\'S^ IS .O RADIO PICTURE S l -/V**' l4
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      174 4 j AlhambrA! j To-Day At 1 1 A. M. only. SI I S* 4 fh jb M )5|» iJ»»f«f<,;s'. v :f".jrf'7»»Kqiif!'*vii»£i SIMULTANEOUSLY S > IG GRAND PALACE I (NEW WOXITM E;: -,M3- >p.n Si. 5 7.30 0.45. J 7 p.m. 9 p.m. 1 Controlled by Shaw Bros. Ltd. S M]
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      351 4 IV o Sereeii idol before or «in<*e vxvv loin h< <| l|k off liis popularity and here he i*, RUDOLPH VALElSrl in the faiiioii* role ilia! made hint i Hliin tilreaieMi T day 1 3.15-6.15-9.15 1 e a IMToi" Paramount's great revival of the famous Picture that broke every known
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    It Take 671 People To Make ONE FILM
    1275 5 It Take 671 People To Make ONE FILM Noel J Barber's \Veekly Film; Page J v many peoj le actually PI hv.e a hand in turning n ui i 11 I re? j you've won«i»Tf.'ii about it. the aber is 67 1 !k average photoplay requires ai it that many
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    WHY Hollywood IS THE Movie Capital ll
    362 5 WHY Hollywood IS THE Movie Capital ll IT was the sun that brought the movieis to a litv»c Southern California toun railed Hollywood more than 25 years ago. But now the sun has been retired from the movies in fact, it has become somewhat of a nuisance. That was effectively
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      117 5 fat Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week An you too fat? Would yon Iik*> to have •a beautiful figure iikc ihr famous Cin< Stars of Hollywood? a California physician in treating famous actors and actrei has dfscovered a safe secret method of quickly dissolving excess Hit without drastic dinting or exercise.
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      213 5 Me world of reality their knight is YC^U a To that wife and family of yours there is J^^^^- i one perfect knight it is you. s*jt"> V If you are not lo In-tray their trufet, nurel) 1^ WwfcvWft-' >«»u mii't prelect them against the greatest QfrikW^Wp' misfortune that might
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  • IMPORTANT STATEMENT OF POLICY
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      Colonial Secretary Makes History
      888 6  - Colonial Secretary Makes History C.H. STANLEY JONES By WHEN Ihe gjfl en to* million Straits dollars (payment to be tpMrf <>ver live years) in the British iwmment fof imperial defence W*i aiinouncett, tlfc Tribune gtfWP of nUMUPW took the view tiiut it should not— did nol —mean that expen:tttur*> on
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      Birthright Of Local Bom
      364 6 Birthright Of Local Bom definite scheme before Government for better housing of the working classes. Improvement in housing conditions, like educational advance, is a powerful weapon against crime and disease. As the Governor said, the Mum question is extremely complicated and there will be no progress without rapid acceleration of
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    BOUGHT GRAVE THEN TOOK POISON
    61 6 BOUGHT GRAVE THEN TOOK POISON Belgrade. AFTER an interval of many years, Anna Vasilieva, aged 1 2, of Zagreb, returned to her liome-town of Subotitsa. The first thing she did was to sro to the cemetery and buy a srave. Then she visited the priest and paid tor a funeral
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      334 6 You know it's Indigestion but is it Stomach or INTESTINAL? This Is How You Can Tell:If the Pain is Here, it's I If the Pain is Here, it's STOMACH JsINTESTINAL INDIGESTIONS/INDIGESTION which causes /-^ii s *x which causes ACIDITY, with I \^/f CONSTIPATION, Heartbm» |j l^ j&l with griping pains.
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      1428 6 7hF"i7T<77t^^ (Co tinned froi M( A I In otr last issue you lead about the various tvne* t I its own special features and purpose. We alM» piomk A 2 rmttft »«Bw^ I cription oi ihe Chromatic Harmonica this week. ,v v <*i a r fe l Before we proceed
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1682 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES al /e nty-four I am to acquire gave me this information the and f| ose v. ere the very words he iHt— a hajf« property. None of your jjiiy bit of property, but something y- a nd imposing and probably carryPg^Unthl land tax. Lj u a ca^'h
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      78 7 C.S. 4GA. J JO* a/t economical treat full of concentrated goodness. Kidneys on toast have lonjr been a favourite of the breakfast table. Not only do they r-ake a very palatable, Hght, early morning mee\ but one possessing an abundance of nutritive elements. Kidneys are very easy to prepare and
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      SPLENDID LITTLE AUTOCRAT
      1426 8  -  Hyatt Freeman By a& H YRTI.E was the oldest, and, W I in the (/pinion of the family, the least accom-plish.-d of the Sutcliffe giria. A^ twenty-seven she was certainly th^ only one unmarried. Jt was not that Myrtle excluded marriage from her capable consideration; simply that,
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      387 8 GET SUM ON WATER! Nature's Own Remedy. Are you burdened with too much solid flesh Do e md dieting alike fail to make any impression on Iocs'* spare tyres of rte»h, those extra china and corpulent waistline Then try Nature's own remclear, cool, still water, charged with Natural -a.r^ ol
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      578 8 I osmtJwdtmhA I WORLD'S FINEST PENI I The crowning ochievsI m H ment f ne pen cn 9** I I copocity and balanced 1 for hand comfort, Sheaffer's alone pro* vides all seven of to* M day's big feature* in M pen efficiency. And only V Sheaffer's gives you the
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    UNKNOWN
    187 9 Hotel Arrest Drama Paris, Oct. 16. anti-drug squad has discovered that Pierre Cioian. one OilreeaM**^ drug traffickers arrested at Cherbourg, was former i JLfcn Onsul in Paris, and that he had kept his diplomatic passI^titf the consular isa stamps and die^. FLjji witn Cioian were his j sfßth wile,
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    UNKNOWN
    81 9 m&n Miry, who during her stay in Bite emsed inquiry to be mad: M >&t ntftre of dependents of the Ei H the Cadebv Colliery disaster fill Ins sent a cheque for £50 to ra eipiosion. in which eighty-six J* were, lost, occurred while Queen K ltd KJflg George
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    DOGS HAVE THEIR DAY
    191 9 DOGS HAVE THEIR DAY New York. QFFICIAL playgrounds for dogs have been suggested in a letter received hv the office of the Mayor of New York. Politely rejecting the suggestion, *h2 Deputy Mayor of New York. Mr. Henry H. Curran, has written light-hearted':/ in reply: "We should need at least
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    LATVIA TO ISSUE NEW STAMPS
    73 9 CELEBRATING the 20th anniversary of Vr her existence as a free Republic, Latvia will Issue special jubilee postage stamps on November 18. Seven stamps will make up the new scr'.es. and each will bear a different picture. The 2C-centimes ?.iid 10-ceiv-times stamps, which are larger
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    ON THE TOP OF THE WORLD
    43 9 pOLUMBIA'S lovely star, j Fay Wray turns her globe in her cosy library and blindfclded puts a finger on the storm-centre cf Europe. She anna tenth hates to visualise the Czech problems. Being in Hollywood, she smiles.
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    £3 Million Telescope Nearing Completion
    124 9 £3 Million Telescope Nearing Completion Philadelphia. A .300,000-POUND bearing destined for what will he the largest telescope in the world at Mount Palomar v California has been leaded n board the liner Pennsylvania and is how en route for Los Angeles. The bearing was constructed in South Philadelphia then taken
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      107 9 Bpfex "*^fcv- -jdH t'^ft fcp*l^MP BB '^tf *^V" *"*B^^. VSB^ .^4**^^^^^. «^Mg^. 4mm^ MWmk Wflk Al Jvl-NoO^liS EAU DE COLOGNE lc^«ty have worn you out, when your for its supreme quality. Its fragrance begins to spin and your energy to and freshness, its restorative properties, ll< k. a touch of
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      448 9 HOW IVFI.ITN/* PAIItVT PH ON FIRM, SOIID. eriSH Took Tasteless Vitamin Tablet*. If you are worr.ed to death becattse you cant put or. weight, do a.s this lady did. She was weak and thin after l bar. attack of influenza, but after taking a course of tiny, tasteless, tablets which
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    THROUGH The Eyes Of A WOMAN
    1085 10 THROUGH The Eyes Of A WOMAN And Now They Call Them •■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a'* News and Notes of the Week by j Our Own i Correspondent THE other day I took my kiddie to the seaside. Not Katong Park, or the Swimming Club or the Ketchil Gap but the REAL SEASIDE where
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    'PARLOUR COATS'
    303 10 HpHE spu!er of nursery rhyme fame undoubted!*- could have, lured a great many more victims into his parlour if he hu.d owned cne of the newest parlour c^ats." You may have called them housecoats last year but some imaginative and clever scul has renamed the new versions. Definitely
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    Evening Formals
    37 10 Madame Page has a selection of formals made from pattened lace which are delicate -looking yet hardwearing; vivid yet possessing a fragility of colouring and design which puts them in a place of their own.
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    Work Wonders With A Bolero
    98 10 Work Wonders With A Bolero VHCS, indeed, a bolero does do wonders This one us SchiaperellTs idea ami us decoratively embellished with tcrquoise blue beads and silver embroidery. Sounds too "ritzy" for you does it? But native fingers are nimble and local labour inexpensive. If all those things considered you
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    In Complete Contrast.
    95 10 In Complete Contrast. 1 To the new "parZ lour coat" is this very stream-lined S 1938 formal. Of 5 pearly white satin S it's chic lies in Uk way it clings f'om waist ■io knee to .^^ip reveal the S racefu 1 symmetry of the figure. 2 The draped bodice
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    M. B. E. Presentation Ceremony
    238 10 M. B. E. Presentation Ceremony THERE were a.i exceptional number ot women present, the majority of whom where Chinese, at the opening of the Legislative Council Meeting on Monday k.st by H.E. Governor. They had come to see c. country women of theiivMrs. S. K. Wong— presented with the M.B.E.—
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    K. L. SHOPS
    469 11 Ippy Hunting Ground for Christmas Presents ->'&m Mttit «t*'s "huPPms news we find attractive Christmas goods arrivfL*ithe SBigftiun* offered by various shops will be tempting M those ilKflnrinie lhlllk üb t P"-s«-»l-siviiii; or about clothes for the I^L for instance, are one of the fjjr^t John Little
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    Teapot Spots
    37 11 easie.- 1 an-! m< si eflfec- of cleaning teapot J)6Bi is to pack it with damp 2 yj at nig.-r and then wash I with bcilins water next OJX nis then quite sweet clean j „>*•«■■■■
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    TRY THESE PARTY DISHES
    153 11 CARDINE Pyramids make appetising tit-bits which are certain to prove popular. To prepare, remove the tails and bones from a tin of sardines and mix fish in a basin with 2 ozs. butter, finely chopped gherkin and cayenne pepper. Beat to a smooth cream, then pile
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    345 11 Cameron Highlands Popular For Local Leave JUDGING by the increasing popularity of the Cameron Highlands as a local leave resort, this hill station runs Fraser's Hill a close second. Visitors continue to come and go with unfailing regularity Mrs. T. H. Stone, wife of Mr. Stone of Messrs. Fraser and
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    684 11 Heavy Weather At FRASER'S HILL ruh mil is quit-; Jo&l now n.. u >.« em to be little to write About—nothing much "on' except the weather it is '< 'io rainy season wiih .> vengeance Etf tjrne.s bui in between heavy .-.howr. :.n<i thunderstorms comes occasional patch of bright and
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    140 11 ihc tell wing preparation will 1.4 ike a lou-h skin eon>iJi i.il>i> t rncmther:—To otic oupfui of 2 J r.idinary bran add hail «m> iul oi powdered r<i«>lilt* iiiap S ;iii(! a quarter of a t-upfui ot t Uneiy powdered pumice. Mi* 1 thoroughly and place
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, November 6, 1938. THE POLICEMAN'S LOT
    625 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, November 6, 1938. THE POLICEMAN'S LOT OOLICEMEN are always with us: but few of us know much abou Ithem. When we come into contact with them it is usually becau-e wj have done something we ought not to have done or neglected something v» ought to have
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    772 12 ■f -VE been thinking, my son, of retiring iiext year and leaving you to manage the business %h" hurry, is there, dad? You go ahead and work a few more years and we <rsn retire together." A N air-raid warden approached an old A
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    Only common SENSE, NOT SENTIMENT will kill the war spirit
    808 12 Only common SENSE, NOT SENTIMENT will kill the war spirit IN a lew days time we shall be celebrating (if that is quite the right word?) the twenty-first Armistice Day. A few weeks ago it looked ao if we shouldn't be doing so; more as if w r e should
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    Honesty With Ourselves
    149 12 The platitudes are a holiov. sham, the ceremonial at th warshrim s a mockery, if w were honest with ouraehtt surely w e would abanri. sentimental remembrance anJ take active stops to ensure \W those who fallow m m have cause to cp!eb;-.r lr m Arr istice
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    HOW DO YOU LOOK TO YOUR FRIENDS?
    30 13 Reporter Lancaster posed for these pictures. They show the modern young man, as he looks to -w MOTHER BEST GIRL q MEN FRIENDS
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    YOUTH 'JOINS UP' IS JOHORE
    266 13 YOUTH 'JOINS UP' IS JOHORE (Tribune Staff Reporter) «OCTHS in Johorc are as keen as, tf not keener than, those in >in?apore For instance, enlistment j the Scout troops this year contfßlcs a record. jo&ore has more boy scouts this year, at the number of scouts in the State auacreaseci
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    The Case Of The Young Bride Who Was Missing
    255 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) I of how a youthful bride bound for Bangkok was apparently lost in Malaya was told at a wedding reception in Bangkok recently. The bride was Miss Rosamund Eleapoj Price, daughter of the late Capt. A. I E.
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    M. LEBRUN HAS 1,600 GODCHILDREN
    59 13 M. LEBRUN HAS 1,600 GODCHILDREN Paris. THKki. is in Paris a man who has 1,000 godchildren. He is M. Albert Lebrun, President of Ihe Republic. When he became President, he offered to become the godfather of every fifteenth child born to a French family. All his godchildren are named Albert
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    Youth makes page 13to-day
    364 13 Youth makes page 13to-day Singapore Youths (Jobie^j) Off To South Seas In Yacht I Costing $164 (Tribune Staff Reporter) HPHREF Singapore youths are preparing, p <>st haste, for a trip down A the coast of Sumatra, Java, to the South Sea islands, so often depicted in films as a land
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    HERE'S A JOB FOR YOUTH
    225 13  - HERE'S A JOB FOR YOUTH H. A. Savage By (Tribune StafT Reporter.) [HE six > s«,unu Malays who formed the start of the new Malay Campany, I ortr^ss Royal Engineer*. hangi. in February this year, have now expanded to ZM. Their ranks will swell still mure, when (he new barrack
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    "HONEYMOON HOTEL" PLAN FOR SPORE
    164 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE is to have a "honeymoon hotel" very shortly, if 1 posals of a certain l< cal hotel materialise. True this "love nest" will not be on Smgapcre Inland itself, but it will be sufficiently dose, to be approached by an average
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    WEDDING
    28 13 Mr. Charles P. Gregory, Malayan rubber planter, was married recently at Bango- Cathedral to MLss Muriel McKie. M.a!. B Litt., a Fellow of the University of Wales.
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    COMING HERE
    27 13 Miss Molhe Ea.st^rl)rc)ok has saiind by \he "Corfu" for her marriage at St. Mary's Cl-mrch, Kuala Lumpur, to Mr. Id Tooke. of the Survey Dept.
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    Prince Bira Wins His Cousin's Prize
    114 14 Prince Bira Wins His Cousin's Prize London. Oct. 18. AFTER one of the most thrilling rac€s seen at Brooklands for some time, B. P»ira (Prince Rinibongse of Siam) won Jfche racs for the Siam Challenge Trophy with a speed of 7853 m.p.h. Birn. fought an exciting duel with A C.
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    Kisses Inside Church Banned
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    Mollison's £20,000 A Year Bride
    277 14 Mollison's £20,000 A Year Bride To Marry Heiress London. Oct. IS. TN iJ sumptuous Mayfaic flat, to the tinkling of champagne glasses. Jim Wollison, the :iirm;m. announced his engagement to Mrs. Phyllis Hussty. beautiful blonde heiress, whom he mei at Cannes in July. The announcement was made to gathering of
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    Russians Of 35 May Go To Boarding Schools
    162 14 Moscow. T*HE Soviet Union now has a scholarship fund amounting to 800.000,000 roubles to enable students to receive free education at "higher schools," according to Tass, the Soviet news agency. This year 1 60,000 new students have been enrolled in the schools,
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    Steelworks In Stain Glasses
    27 14 A design of the Corby steelworks in itained glass will dominate the chiel window in the new Roman Catholic church at Corby, Northants.
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    NOT THE PLACE TO SHOW OFF 'BOBS"
    270 14 NOT THE PLACE TO SHOW OFF 'BOBS" T Ht *v. Dr. Afexi, s^ Pari h J> ntst of st. Ue* 8 Cathedral. kolahena. Colony has banned kissing in his a u* dial. He said in a sermon that he viev. ed with much concern the gi^ practice among some people
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    Onions-from The Desert
    52 14 Experiments in the growing of onio; potatoes, tomatoes and carrots are to ing made in the desert near the Ara' Sea. in the south-east of Russia, by Hk Soviet Ali-Un:on Institute of Piani tivation. This is part of an effort hi make the barrrn land around the
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    Bitter Enemies Buried In Same Grave
    137 15 St. Stephen, New Brunswick. -OH> (athoi iest :incl a Huguenot minister who in life were l ff ener.iie-. Ke buried togetfcei in the sam,. «rave on St. land tht% SK ro r x<>1 n(il here. p^jfitheir rr.- > .;«>,. *L^al argument failed they their
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    UNKNOWN
    150 15 Uadon, o<*. is. [TORE he shol himself in h's at (imbrue. LinGcnrire Murray, a n;ne,id undergraduate, i fel i*onv!nred that k no pfar. for roe in the j pt <h( indues; Tiiin? his studies I rilv arsd there was ADORING SON" Sir Vv> >h Murtf iambic Hi!i Lodge, I^vndhursi,
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    UNIQUE ART EXHIBITION THIS WEEK
    100 15 ART lovers in Singapore will have a unique opportunity this week of appreciating the bleak grandeur of the silent Antic wastes side by side with the lively colourful scenes of tropical life when an exhibition of the paintings of Willem Vander Does, the noted Dutch
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    LET THERE BE LIGHT
    316 15 (By R. A. Thompson, Dr. of Ocular Science. IT is gratifying to note tiie steps that are beins taken for the conservation of eyesight, for the percentage of persons suffering irom defective vision is cncimous. Modern science has made "a study of ihe proper lighting of
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    His Music Lures Rats To Doom
    249 15 London, Oct. 22. |>IEI) piper of Britain is gamekeeper J. W. Hey wood, who charms rats out of their boles, aibi as they sit tMmely in his hands he breaks their necks. In hi.s home at Newton, near Kettering. he told a renorter that
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    Rival To Cheddar
    44 15 Abercrave, Swansea Valley, is hoping to become as popular as Cheddar. Caves have been found which extend much I further than those of the Somerset I tuwn. It is proposed to develop them I in time to attract tourists next summer.
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    303 16 REING dismantled by the ship-bn Cielat, on the French M edit em sande HI, known as the "Yacht of L The yitcht belonged to Pierre Flanchard, French miUionaire eccentric who died last year after sailing for five years with the mummified body of his
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    104 16 POLICE HUNT "MAN BEAST" New York, Oct. 18. gCORES of police hid near roads in Elizabeth, Now Jersey, trymg 10 irap a "man-beast," and told "got him alive or dead!" By day it is believed he is a highly refc'ifccted citizen. By night he appears as a naked, terrifying tarzan,
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    ARRESTED HIMSELF
    113 16 Sofia. A BULGARIAN chief of police who issued a warrant for his own arrest to save train fare has been dismissed from the force. Ivan Drangozoff, aged 44, chief of police of Pomorie, on the Black Sea, wanted to visit Sofia, 400 miles away. The ticket would have
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    Western Wine For Turks
    67 16 Western Wine For Turks Ankara Turks are in future to be persuaded to drink western wines instead <.f raKi. the strong mixture of raism jui-je and aniseed which is the traditional Turkish drink. The Government believes that persuasion backed by heavy monopoly taxation will gradually stop the consumption of raki.
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    How To Spend Your Dollar?
    40 16 M. Paul van Zeeland, the BH|^ eeonomic expf rt and former Premw who recently conducted an rrnnul survey for America and Etrtpfe powers, is to five a wttks of kcttf* in the I n.ted States
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    1454 18 SHORT STORY— FROM PAGE 8 lie said "Having arrival at a deadlock, shall we resume our holiday. Myrtle?" Strike Threat MYRTLE was in no mood for discus- sing the stars or the moon. She would have loved to harp on the case of Lily Jones but since nothing, apparently, could
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    INNOVATION BEING INTRODUCED INTO PERAK TOURNEYS
    320 19 Affects Umpires And Linesmen (\l\ "Racquet"— Perak) £gi interest ini> innovate n will be introduced in connection with the Perak championships, which will be held in the first week of December this year when the participants in the tournament will be asked, whenever necessary,
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    Beginners' President
    16 19 Beginners' President t Jwny Bin Ha.ji Haniid. the t? cketcd president <>i the Bejums Radminton Party.
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    CHAN KON NEONG WINS WOMEN'S OPEN TITLE IN SELANGOR
    278 19 CHAN KON NEONG WINS WOMEN'S OPEN TITLE IN SELANGOR (By "Rambler"— Selangor). jbMENS champion- hip badminton in Kuala Lumpur concluded last fciurdiy with the playing off of the finals in the open singles and «fe» events, than Kon Neong. who began her badminton with such past cham«sa» Betty Ho and
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    N. A. A. F. I. REPRESENTATIVES
    24 19 *0| l »»e badminton team ot the Navy and Air Force Institute, who are doinf well in Singapore.
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    PENANG CO MPETITIONS CONCLUDE: LAURELS FOR KIN HONG
    353 19 PENANG CO MPETITIONS CONCLUDE: LAURELS FOR KIN HONG (By "Sphinx"— Penang) 'PAN Kin Hong deserves to be congratulated for having won the premier honours of Penang badminton when he beat Lim Ewe Chye in the final of the Penang open badminton championship singles event. It was a great win for
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    Guthrie B. P. Players
    20 19 Members of the Guthne 8.P., who competed and rrcre eliminated from the Singapore Commercial houses tournament.
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    ALL-MALAY TOURNEY FOR JOHORE
    198 19 Eahru r roved rja unqualified success. It is, therefore*, hoped that every Malay plcyer in Johore would give his support to enable the proposed Malay State tournament to materialise. (tt\ "Quix"— Johore) IWTH the Johore Slate badminton championships over, an attempt is at present being made
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    IMPROVED STANDARD OF PLAY
    180 19 IMPROVED STANDARD OF PLAY [From Our Own Corresponde?:t] Balu Pahat. Hf HK standard of uacmaneon in Johoic has rerlainly been improved a great deal and ihe State's Hppcaiaiue in the final of the Forng Scong Cup match is a clear indication that racket wielders »n Johore would now leave no
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      "ORGY OF UPSETS" IN INTER-STATE RUGBY FOOTBALL MATCHES
      556 20  -  Argus I By u 4 X oriry oi upsets" mi^ht well sum op the outcome of the interstate friendliea played last week-end. Selar.-ur, stalwarts of the North, and qw rora of the redoubtable Army XV. were ifiven their first taste of defeat
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      F.M.S. WOMEN HOCKEY STARS
      22 20 loch A y d Kuala I.umpur women hockey players who met in the Federal Capital last week. (Tifi:«ne)
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      231 20 GREAT NEWS for all who beek Health Vitality Arrival of marvellous new drugless remedy World's richest form ot Vitamin B r "|[~"*HlS is a message of vital importance to all who wish to get the most out of lite. It introduces to you a marvellous health-giving discovery which strikes at
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      232 20 Chinese Tennis Players In Asccendant Again CONGRATULATIONS to the Strata Chinese R.C-. on having qualified to meet the Y.MjC A., the holders, in the challenge rouad of the Kliney Cup inter-club lawti tennis tournament inaugurated last way when Mr. D. H. Kieinman, doyen of the Malayan tennis world, presented the
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      196 20 Women's Hockey Flourishes lIOCKEY is well under way an<! with the approach of the Armis tice Day anniversary, women players have been hard at it in ureparatio-i for the Poppy Day match in Singapore. This annual event has now developed into quite an important fixture and attracts a big enrvd
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      Sailor To Fight Young Frisco
      601 20 Able Seaman Who Won Welter Title Of Bermuda ItF present plans materialise, an excellent card is to u;> offered a' I the Happy World this month, pro bably on Now 18 possibly earlier— in which a formidable newcomer in the perron of Able Seaman Butch
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    "Proof To The Whole World Of The Reality Of The London-Paris Axis"
    397 21 Hriiisli >linis<«., j,,! Vish To l»aii^ j French Press Comments rrw London, Nov. 5. |«E reaflrnnation of Franco-British solidarity, provided by the forthcoming British ministerial visit to Paris, introduces a Hindi happier tone to comments in the French
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    Another Big Improvement Trust Building Scheme
    136 21 Another Big Improvement Trust Building Scheme fnbune Staff Report en. fLnport Improvement Trust itirrtent, busv ortr a scheme f te fillins. drai- im levelling, prc-t iff »f se for llle sl u j Kampons Sihit. more lhi«n ,1 whom now live in about "iO .'iitv and insanitary. U»m*ni has first
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    S.C.R.C HOCKEY
    44 21 The foil: winp, will represent S.C.R C. hockev against A.C.S. to-morrow i Hong Lira Green:-— Jan Joe K. T. Ooi, Chim Duck. K m Hoe, Boon Unn, j Ge3 Lee, Kee Soon. L m Swan, Kee Han. i Yew Hock, Koc Moh.
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    England – Australia R. A. F. Non – Stop
    101 21 England Australia R. A. F. Non Stop THE latest message, received just before our going to Press, of the R.A.F. planes which are making a non-stop record bid from England to Australia, states that the bombers have arrived at a point approximately 70 miles east of Jask, approximately 1680 miles
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    Negri Beat Malacca In Inter-State Hockey Match
    118 21 Negri Beat Malacca In Inter -State Hockey Match Seremban. Saturday. MEGRI-SEMBILAN trounced Mal1* acca to the tune of five ffoals to one, when the tvvo sides met here this afternoon. Though both teams hid numerous opportunities, in the first session, half time saw them even, with the score sheet clean.
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    326 21 London. Nov. 5. PILLOWING are the results of English and Scottish League football matches played to-day: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Arsenal 2 Leeds U. Aston Villa 0 MancnesU r U. BlackpcK)! 0 Charlton A Brentford 2 Bolton W. Derby C. 2 Preston N.E. Everton 4 Middlesbrough Grimsby
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    Japs Suffer Heavy Casualties
    162 21 Japs Suffer Heavy Casualties Chungking. Nov. 6. CEVERE fighting is proc< 1 edinj; north u of Puchi about 80 miles from Hankow. The Japanese are using mechanised units but. according t» Chinese reports, they have hitherto made no progress. The Chinese claim to have made a slight advance near Shanhwan.
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    Winter Races: Weights For Second Day
    266 22 WEIGHTS for seven races on WeUn*»>d;v ruxt. the second dnv «>f the SinKfipor^ WfaltCf lares, are as f ollou s: Horses-Class 2-Div. 5-abt. 7f. Alum Rock 90 Spear of Sarawak 8.11 Double File 8.10 Golden Plateau 10 Drntnr 810 Bruas 8.9 Maid of Cashel
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    Funeral Of Mrs. F. X. Da Luz
    396 22 THE funeral of. Mrs. F. X. da Luz took place on Thursday evening at the Portugese burial ground and was very largely attended. She had counted many friends both in Singapore and Macao, being of a kind and charitable disposition. Afler a short
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    ARAB STRIKE ENDS
    48 22 A Jerusalem message, by R outer, say:: that the Arab general Strike ended yesterday with the opening of shops The transport stoppage is, however, continuing as the Arabs are driven to boycotting the transport services by the military permits and identity cards necessary for travel.
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    Palestine Situation
    120 22 Palestine Situation Jerusa J em, Nov. 5. THE fmprovement in the Palestine situation, which has taken place since the Army assumed virtual control, is already so evident that the measure is regarded here as justified. It is still too early to predict complete crushing of the rebeliiuxi but the occupation
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    Government's Policy On Palestine
    58 22 Government's Policy On Palestine London. Nov. 5. It is expected that Mr. Malcolm MacDonald will make a statement of Government's policy regarding Palestine in the House of Com toons either on Wednesday cr Thursday next. It is anticipated that the report of the Woodhead Commission will be available to members
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    GERMANS ASKED TO RECIPROCATE HOSPITALITY OF BRITISH FRIENDS
    558 22 OPENING OF NEW GERMAN CLUB PREMISES fURiYIANS in Singapore should always endeavour to reciprocate the hospitality they received in the clubs other nationalities, espe cfalJy those of their British friends in whose country thev had the advan*. tage of living, urged Dr.
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP
    295 22 SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIP (Tribune Staff Reporter). THE first match to be played in the Singapore women's open singles badminton championship proved interesting and exciting. Miss Lee Shao Meng (Marigold) defeating Miss Lilian Tan (Merridale) after a "rubber." Played in the Clerical Union hall yesterday, the match was watched by a
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    Troops Enter Former Czech Territory
    33 22 A Reatsr message from Budapest, Hungaria, says that the German troops crowed into the territory ceded by Czechoslovakia at 9.00 G.M.T. They were enthusiastically welcomed by the population.
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    One Killed Five Injured In Gun Explosion
    118 22 U injured mWh^r^^ Play, when an e^L*^ fc whale they were neaT. 1^ Tlie CSSSJ were clean it4 Sun and thought th. n? had bee U n^ l i^ actually one blank shoTt, H the breach. ;,nd the fUB L c accidentally fUB
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    239 22 Johore Beat Air Force In Rousing Rugger Match IN a rousing game of rugby at Stk A tar yevterday afiernotn, fc I R.A.F. defeated Johor. by thirty p<ints (two goals artl a ks\ i©& (cne goal). In the earlier stages of the pat il looked as if Johore was goto*
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    GOLDEN ARROW WINS FREE HANDICAP
    2342 23 tyart Of Singapore Winter Racing Season At Bukit Timah r IrOVERNOR AND LADY THOMAS PRESENT (By "Marcus Sunerbus") Singapore, Saturday. fOLD^ N AKROW won a errand race to-day to carry off the 3-Year- <* Old Free Handicap, chief event of the day at the Winter
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    Favourite Who Won
    19 23 <78> "Mr Harrison's" HARD GOING being led in after winning the second race at Bukit Timah.
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    87 23 Race I—REGIMENT S2G, and £10. Aviemore $17. Mini $8. Race 2- HARD GOING $24 and $9. Deepdene $14. Karrena $13. Race 3—THE PURITAN $15 and $8. Con Con S9. Complacent SlO Race 4—HERBE FOLLE $4C and $10. Royal Worlington $11. Ganderdcwr? $10. Race S—GOLDEN ARROW S3B
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    Singapore Beaten 6-3 By The Army
    601 23 Winners' Revised Attack Proves A Success Singapore. Saturday. A PENALTY goal scored shortly before the end of the irame .u^<' the Army victory in the last of the inter-State matches on the padang yesterday when they opposed Singapore, hut they were worth a much
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    516 23 FA SHIONS AT RACES Singapore Saturd. AGAINST the pi city background of I rubber trees, smooth tfWB sward, on a perfect day out somehow i xj.ects sweeping bouffant Crocks <<i luile or chixtoa and large picture I But Singapore s fair race goen i: acttcal women and the better to
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