Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 13 November 1938

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune K>NV ■>.■■> SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1938. FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune
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    UNKNOWN
    98 1 I r I imr SJ;:fT Reporter) fjEK R.A.r. Hying boats <>! the 230 Squadron, S !f arc t-; Make a hn» inter-tolor.Jil flight next neiith. They w'll leave Singapore probably <>n I); cembor 2, and fly to Pcnang, Rangoon, then on to Trtneomalee, r n Ceylon, aniving there on
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    IAN HAY'S NEW JOB
    88 1 IAN HAY'S NEW JOB John Un Kri*h better •*s lan It v I'v novelist ff in appointed D rcxro." Irtatiin, it fb« War Offic wet -,rn to .Uv;ts'-(io»oral -iM-CDawnay, wh<> ;s ;ourd shot on 4^ at his Lond< n home. jF* Bg'th has hem promoted to aF***? major-general. Now 6*2
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    Turkish Cabinet Reshuffle
    40 1 Artkora Saturday. After thi teen years, t v Tmrkisb Foreign Minister, lewfikßustu Aras, has been replaced by C: ukiu SaradjOglu, Minister lor Justice. I vvo other Cabinet changes were also approved by the uew President oi Turkey.—Renter.
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    UNKNOWN
    35 1 ik you will find a fascinating r *ture that starts this week■ACTS; a L-olicclion. that will ho (Weach we k on that paire, o 1 from books, newspapers, nvihin^r which wf w; stint Sunday
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    THE DUKE WILL LIVE HERE
    111 1 The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will start the New Year by moving into a new and permanent home, No. 24, Boulevard Suxhet, a spacious house on the hi'oa^-thoroug'hfare which skirts tikc>?Bois de Boulogpe in the fashionable West End of Paris. They are renting the
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    Rain Floods Singapore Streets 12 Inches Deep
    249 1 Rain Floods Singapore Streets 12 Inches Deep (Tribune Staff Reporter). SINGAPORE had another of its unexpectod "wash-outs" yesterday morning rain poured solidly until nearly tiffin time, dislocated traffic, caused traffic jams of pedestrians who dared not venture out, waited in shop lours for the torrential downpour to end. They had
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    Two More Armed Robberies
    128 1 Two More Armed Robberies (Tribune Crime Reporter) Singapore, Saturday* WHILE a Malay was walking along North Bridge Road yesterday afternoon he was stopped by a Chinese at the junction of Middle Road and robbed of $72.20 and. a pair of gold earrings valued at $5 which he had bought for
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    ITALIAN CRUISER IN S'PORE
    27 1 rfetoreni picture* of tht Italian cruiser which visited Singapore this week. She is se:*n "dressed" at Ihe Singapore $*&>** f«T l^ Kin Italy's birthday.
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    SINGAPORE DETECTIVES WAGE RUTHLESS WAR ON ARMED ROBBERS
    507 1 Specia I Du ties For Extra Men Tribune Sta fl Reporter jINCAPORE police and .*»c mustering all available hands in a war to stamp out a rising and dangeu* it Singapore the armed snatch thic »i\itics Imvc increased alarmingly durin few weeks.
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    HEAVY SPAIN FIGHTING
    183 1 HEAVY SPAIN FIGHTING Saragossa, Saturday. ARMISTICE Day saw heavy fighting on two fronts. Although Nationalists are believed to detect signs of Republican resistance casually weakening on the Ebro front, Republicans are still hotly defending Asco. one of their few remaining strongholds which is being powerfully attacked from the east and
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    Siam King Leaves
    31 1 Ti;*' Kll«g <»{ Si. n, >rtgaporc yc u i day, left for B u\ live o'cJbck, after lie had lertalned to tea •> BtJE Un Oovei noi :.l Qovernmeni Ji<
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      34 1 Local news front 2, 3, 13, Barber 5, ijOult 6, Strictly Between Ourselves 7. Short story 8/ NEW FEATURE "EXTRACTS* 9, Women 10 and 11. Jon", 12, RADIO 17, badminton IV, spori parade 20.
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    GOVERNMENT WILL TRAIN MALAYS IN FISHING METHODS
    299 2  -  T. H. TAN Special Lessons By Fisheries Dept. (BY rpRAINING in up-to-date methods of fishing- with a view to improving their catch will be given to Malay fishermen in Singapore under the direction of Mr. W. Birtwistle, head of the Department of Fisheries,
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    Saved From The Sea
    124 2 The Spanish merchant ship "Cantabria" (5,649 tons) was shelled and sunk 10 miles off Cromer (Norfolk) by an armed trawler of General Franco's fleet. There were 45 persons on board the steamer who are believed to have got safely away. The captain, Manuel Ardulles, his wife,
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    German Press Attacks Britain
    87 2 Btrlin. Saturday.— British criticism oi anti-Jewish rioting in Germany has u:uu. I comments in today's papers and the wording oi is so uniform as t(' .nspiration from a higher source. The Tciniiblatt writes: "Is it hiunane ;^> fight nationalism with wholeaak executions and dynamiting of enlire
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    EURASIAN WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE
    201 2 EURASIAN WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE (Tribune Reporter) A DECREE nisi, to he mr.de absolute in four months, was granted to a Eurasian, Mrs. Josephine De Arango, who made a petition yesterday before Chief Justice McEiwaine for divorce on the grounds of adultery against her husband, Mr. Xoel Clayton Do Arango. She
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    Commodore's New Job
    48 2 Commodore 's New Job Air Commodore Sydney W. Smith, who held the R.A.F. Far East Command from 1933 until 1936, has been appointed to command No. 26 (Training) Group. Since last March Air Commodore Smith has held the post of Senior Air Staff Officer at Headquarters, Bomber Command.
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    EX-MALAYAN HAS THE BURGLAR'S "NIGHTMARE"
    198 2 B I Fro??? Our Own Correspondent} I j London. Nov. 3. A^E of the most unhealthy spots for a burglar in London i'a:d to be the flat <;f white- haired Mr Gfrald Gardner. 1 More tbaii 2.000 swords and Z 2 firearms ef every imr,
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    Singapore Man Leaves For America
    239 2 Singapore Man Leaves For America (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ttf R Lester Goodman, mana^r of Getz Brothers and Company in Singapore, leaves on Sunday with his wife hy Imperial Airways on his way to Francisco. Interviewed, Mr. Lester Goodman said that he had found Malaya the best country in the East
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    G.0.C., Malaya Congratulates Siam Minister
    65 2 Major General W. G. S. Dobbie GOC Malaya, has sent the following telegram to the Defence Minister of Slam congratulating him on his providential escape from the attempt made on his life recently: "May I offer n»y congratulations on >our fortunate escape from the dastardly
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    NEW PLANS
    30 2 Colonel Mem Snidvcng^e Seni will arrive in Singapore from Bangkok by train on the evening of November 14--und not to-day, as previously stated, the arrangements having been changed.
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    EXHIBITION
    17 2 Dora Gordine, well-known In Johore has opened an .exhibition of her sculptures at the Leicester Galleries.
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    MALAYA MUSLIMS OBSERVE RAMZAN
    156 2 MALAYA MUSLIMS OBSERVE RAMZAN 'Tribune SUB fe^ ««P«!«n of h Pk ridden. (r vt|a y«n chi,i,, n are j «rvmx the Itam, an F, '^t was day on v; was visible to nak-1 n I'uiinß the mo. AIDS HIM a Muslim, the ft* a* tspeiknce, to bear hai*L"2*i rull>. Medical
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    Ceylon Buddhist Visits Singapore
    68 2 (Tribune Staff Reports Singapore, Saturday— Bhil; ca. the Ceylon Buddhist I-rn rive in Singapore .early to-mor?ot cb way to Saigon. lie wUi stay for two days at W a pore Buddhist Associaticn. Sptus^ Pa^k Road, before be leaves MR A sermon will be delivered b; B'likkhu
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      27 2 5933. -XN Telegraphic Address IHUINb s^i y 3\^ (JOODWOOD JJJ VJ 1 WEAKNESS L 1 DEBIUTV AN/EMIA use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Haemoglobin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health
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    What The Stars Foretell
    349 3 What The Stars Foretell I XOSDAY FOR ALL READERS Z *Zdav calh for the greatest Lin in aU things, and I Zlfit! have to he very tactful JTfcfrn^-- interviews and be I drt to give way on points that I not materially be detri- 5 ttnlal to progress. Steer clear
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    AIR WAYS FIGHT MOSQUITO MENACE
    187 3 AIR WA YS FIGHT MOSQUITO MENACE [from Our Own Correspondent] Lor.dcn, Nov. 1. fVO hundred mosquitoes, pinenUal carriers of deadiy tropical leases, were exteiminated in a fri minutes at the experimental aUbUshn.ent of Imperial Airway-,. bUersea. Bfc ioa.^ "execution" was a success tat of a new system of destroying ?*&>
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    LORD MAYOR
    29 3 W G. Howell, father uf tt« jSSt? J«neral of the Straits Settle übein"u bein installed Lord Mayor oi JT 5 this month. He l^ a Cardirt soli-
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    10-MILE CROSS COUNTRY CYCLE RACE
    90 3 10-MILE CROSS COUNTRY CYCLE RACE Ipob, EOk the first time in the history of Malaya a 10 mile crosscountry cycling championship has been arranged to be hold at Ipoh on Nov. 26, 1938 at 4 p.m. This event is open to all cyclists in Malaya. It will be a cress-country
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    Hospitality For Malayans
    86 3 IPBfcl 'rom the Straits Settlements attending the 1933 British industries F from February 20 to March 3, will be g ranted temporary honorary **"*r,hip ©f seven London clubs. English Speaking Union, the Royal Empire Society and the Overseas will be open t<» men buyers, their wives and
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    Chinese Strangers Duped By World's Oldest Trick
    306 3  -  P. W. PENSON "CON MEN" IN SINGAPORE By (Tribune Crime Reporter) CINGAPOBE police are combing the city for a middle-aged Ch J nese who perpetrated the world's oldest type of confidence trick on two Chinese, strangers to Singapore, who were staying at a
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    Admiral Praises Chinese Junks
    189 3 Admiral Praises Chinese Junks London, Xov. 1 A GLOWING tribute to the high aea^going qualities at Chinese junks is paid by Admiral Geo^go Billiard in a letter to The Times on the wonderful collection of model junks presented by Si;* Frederick Masc to the Science Museum, which is attracting wid.-
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    "PEEPING TOMS"
    102 3 F FOLLOWING complaints received by the railway authorities from passengers that sleeping carriage* are being: peeped into at the Johore Rahru railway station, police officers iaid constables in plain clothes, kept a watch one night this week at the station. When the mail train arrived .lorn Singapore, the
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    Ex-Malayan Scientist Will Stiffen Wool With Rubber
    213 3 Ex-Malayan Scientist Will Stiffen Wool With Rubber [From Our Own Correspondent] Lor don, Nov. 1. EXPERIMENTS upon the application of rubber to wool—which has wide possibilities are among- the researches to be conducted by Dr. E. Rhodes, the scientist, who have been working at the Rubber Research Institute in Malaya,
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      466 4 The Last Word in Aviation Thrills! A Sensational Epic of Adventure based on a recent Round-the-World Record Might! ■■■■■■■■•■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■a ■mnimnnnM»iiii"ii"'"""" 1 TO-DAY at the CAPITOL 3 SHOWS! 3.15-6.15-9.15 An Inspiring A thundering drama of men Story of the against uncharted sides and of Pioneers of th* the women who love-and
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    MEN DON'T GET MARRIED
    1474 5 MEN DON'T GET MARRIED NOEL BARBER'S WEEKLY HOLLYWOOD FAN FARE df sdfdfdsfdsfd ■fjHERE may be it lonely heart jliur every light on Hollywood I Boulevard, including the bulbs ft'ie nuurquee 3igns, hut Moviemrii bachelors ar n't offering conI like all fancy- free males they arj fcsctiy conscious of pursuit, but
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    Stardust From Hollywood
    405 5 Stardust From Hollywood OOBBY Jordan, hum h. young Sampson of at-r Hr»- forthconteg "(rimr S tell pa r l raecenti a> "H rp. e 'A ?!ut«^'"' an'l i; id F.nd hM had his i < ut at last. It was requircuent for h»s role in the now Kav Francs picture,
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    from The Shows
    20 5 you'll see soon. Left *n«ht— "White Banners" (Al- *•***>. Hold That Kiss" an d "Joy of Living" (Capitol).
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      17 5 "FOR THF RACES" SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. Ellison S. Ezekiel Co. OPTICIANS WATCHMAKERS ONLY ADDRESS 3 Capitol Building, Singapore.
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      565 5 Stomach Ulcers Curbed Without Operation American Physician's Discovery Brings Amazing Relief in 15 Minutes Thousands of men and women who think j they have ordinary Indigestion are facing 4 the dangers of stomach ulcera. If you suf- fer from any of the following symptoms W N 1 you must use
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    Is Britain Drifting Into Democratic Dictatorship?
    910 6 Is Britain Drifting Into Democratic Dictatorship? JS Britain moving tou^vd* dictatorship as a result of the recent fouv-powt r z^rtement negotiated at Munich? A few weeks ago the question would have appeared to be an idle one. Britain, most oi us would ha\ retorted, will never become a dicta torship.
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      220 6 Gmw&m will M A K E %|fpi|§ife^ IT WELL! THAT dangerous Cat— that open Wound —^that Sore that fright- \\r-\/\ v ful Ulcer—that burned and scalded ==^V^UIL-I\LT Skin: treat it with Germolene POKIOI IFR^ instantly! UUINf^UtKi Germolene wffl make it well! S£ ERS 'iS?Gf s e'cSS <iermolene is the World's
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      257 6 No. 4 vw &>* M»aljß^^^^B^B^^SS3^s^x^ifcSlEp^^ $r^^3?s^r jjSBBHiy Knock out that STOMACH ACIDITY Stomach acidity is a dangerous enemy to health. It is caused by over-eating or drinking too many late hours, over-work, or over-indulgence. When you have an Excess Acid condition, you become an easy prey for Headaches, Colds, Rheumatic
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      998 6 TWO KEY HARmoITkT^^ by I-;. MiHarrlv. MR. E. C. MILLAKDS is the Director of organisation of th v League, London. His kncvvledge of harmonica bands L 2tlonil S be claimed to be second to none. He has now n-Zl l o^V thls de Partm», British Isles alone under his control,
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1687 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES P\Yy t aio igo I made my first acquaintance with German thoroughness, J had to line at the German (lub in mkok, and my ho*ts and I were seated in jjardnnkiri- our pie-dinner drinks. n |y a bell rang, and the company en ty or ighty people,
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      94 7 uhtffr isthe most important item on my shopping list Eaten at every meal and of vital necessity to every member of the famiiy Butter must be of the very best quality and full of concentrated goodness ann nourishment. S.C.S. Butter possesses these attributes and is always a favourite with those
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    This Week's Short Story
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    A CROSSWORD ROMANCE
    1669 8  -  NORMAN CAIRD By D.A-M An amused laugh irom tn^ far corner of the compartment froze the rest on Betty WntyV pretty lips. She looked up in alarm from her cross-word puzzle into the smiling, grey eyes of her fellowtraveller whose presence she had forgotten. "A cross-word, of
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      554 8 SHK r.AJNED 8!.- LBS. OF I INK. FIRM, FLESH. Took la I Desh-lorming tablets. Here la a letter from a qualified nuiv new hope r i all who are worried about theii weight. This lady had actually to t nearly 10 lbs. got B*2 lbs. back She :r i how
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      547 8 Pimples Cause Killed in 24 Hours To get rid of ugly disfiguring Pimples all you how your skin is clearnood to do is kill the cause. This is now made ing and becoming atpossible by the doctor's prescription Nixoderm. tractive No longer will l^k. based on the prescription of a
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    THE PENCIL PISTOL
    127 9 0N May 19th. 19:;S two male Chinese were arrested when leaving fhi- ItF.A, 'fVarlear' at the Naval Base with 2.985 tahife of r'vmclu in i sampnn. They were convicted and sentenced to 19 months' r.i. They appealed and (ht sentences were confirmed. At the time of arrest
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    BEWARE OF THE IRISH!
    86 9 THE Irish can be as hard-headed as you olea«je. If vou don't beHeve me. >rv bai %nr ni»»in2 with an Irish catTfe-rlecVi But th*»y are a Wehiv in'cilicren( and mmsitiv* im* n *r. uith ;i »tro2isr iia^ur»l senso f»f dignity and mt.re tiian Um nor- mal
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    EXIRACTS
    705 9 From Books, Plays, Broadcasts, Speeches, Films And Magazines The World Over Somerset Maugham WHEN I began to write I did so as though it were the most natural tftitlg in (he world. 1 look to it as a duck takes to water I have never quite got over my
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    THE SACRIFICE
    66 9 A GREAT sacrifice has been made by 82-years-old Mr. George fleppinstall, of Darfield, near Wmohwell, South Yorkshire. For 50 years he had worn a beard. Came the crisis and a problem. Both Mr. Keppinstall and his beard could not jret into a \l gas mask at tie same
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    Ask Less..
    52 9 What >ha!l I gtire \<iu iHMUHIA Kiss inr >*tir «m lu.irl tor wnr far Praise to requite wm Foils to delight \<»u. *U uophi«s that s». ill |j.ix«- vowr n.trne Cinrpfcd hy atiUaitint tame? ?:o much less Giis me, <) cn< i k levs lie will i<m plve
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    "China Can't Be Licked"
    117 9 "China Can't Be Licked" TN recent letters to American li tm§M Mme < hiaiif; has to'd <«» her activities work that she admits .-ortielimrs leaves h« r \mi> IMlt. Hut she keep, exptaillil that, having gWM to sehowl in V England, «-hp has 'dev< loped a p tu!o \e\«. MiU'!:in<i
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    TAILPIECE
    30 9 Cine mad i ess B('(c ("Jetebrf") Davis. "My d rce will be a friendly Ixird Herder.— 'l beliovr thai thp proportion ol charlatans rc.cn is much smaller I i
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    Through The Eyes Of A WOMAN
    1324 10 Through The Eyes Of A WOMAN By Our Own Correspondent Flowered loveliness is reflected in this formal gown worn by Joan Crawford M.G.M. patterned in red and white on a grey background. Centre below a happy group at the Italian Consul's reception on Tuesday last. Left to right Mrs. G.
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    Italian Consul
    323 10 Gsves Pieasant At-Home Till: ike Royal Italian cruiser "Raimondo Montecuccoli" provided Sf o: a cries of At Homes last week, one of the most pleasant beirg llv ;<n by U.e Italian Consul and Mr*. Perego to meet the Com- mander .:v- Officers. This was held on the spacious
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    Fashion Fads And Fancies
    119 10 Fashion Fads And Fancies HOLLYWOOD IDEAS FOR YOU TO COPY f INGER Rogers goes w:sh starched taffeta petUcoai" under full-skTUjd summer COUon i tain, dancing at r m Grove in a fluffy even m 20Wn wWe collar necklac. ana bandTrl U ol real fl.wers. Drac^ gEACH shoes are hig^ r
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      141 10 i f your J J^~* hair m this Deep waves t tight curis Beauty Treatment SET THEM AT HOME u/itu iu«ui u;i»if »rr Health comes first: beauty follows. WITH AMAMI WAVE SET That's why Amami Shampoos make hair really lovely. The 47 health and beauty ingredients You can give your
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      99 10 MADAME SANNE takes pleasure in announcing that sxie nas arrived from Shanghai with large selections of Evenirg and Afternoon dresses, Hats and a *arge assortment of embroidered night Gowns. tOnly for a short period) Leaving S'pore Nov. 24 REASONABLE PRICES FOR THE SEASON. RAFFLES HOTEL Room 62. i u ]fsr\^*~*
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      29 10 WHY ENDURE Monthly Complaints I WHEN I "Ladies Brown Pills'" CURE THEM Price SL a boltle from Mr. C, S. CHAN 277. RACE COURSE ROAD. SINGAPORE. -J^-.^— w*^» l_*-
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      38 10 Prise ilia Ltd j HAS JUST RfiCElVtiD S A SMALL SHIPMENT I i HOUSECOATS s i Tel 3335. 61, S'tamfcrd Rd. Hie WHITE DRESSES and SUITS are being offered at Special Prices at B "Z aux chats noirs-
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    FRASER'S HILL BULLETIN
    480 11 FRASER'S HILL BULLETIN THE I ..lit all bar! ftj Of the morniti-y afcbct-'- m, wit u pieiuv the afternr brought showf-r tfl*4nd had two lovely dav.-> Saturday and ...day being fine and Eair. Wl night ajnd pro •jgibiy n.r- irney down rather were driving. Gol:--tkocan:' on a game on 8«i
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    News Of The Week
    169 11 From Cameron Highlands THi: list of visitors to the Cameron Highlands this week is smaller than usual this presumably being the lull before the Christmas invasion of holiday seekers. Major R. H. Quill of the Naval In- Hong Kong Bungalow for his local leave, telUgence Centre,
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    428 11 NATURAL bamboo is, of course, the obvious choice of material for this country and very lovely it can look especially when it is wanted for outdoor use or for a room with rather rustic-looking furniture. It has the added advantage of being cool and easy to Keep clean.
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    Warm Welcome
    138 11 For New French Consu! General THE French Consul General and Mmc Pm^aud, who recently arrived, here were enterta'ned on last Mcnday night at a dinner party given bv Mon. Alcan. at the Coconut Grove. Guests at thp party included Mr. air! Mrs. A. Guerra who leave on Nov.
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    432 11 Kuala Lumpur Particularly Gay Last Week I AST ck-cnd was quite :r,\y MIC, OmttQg cinemas, the Dog" nr.ri tbe "1 icsttc Hotel crcv.ded alike vith foik^ en pleasure bent The successful screening of TMght vlust F:iir attracted larce and afl iat.vc audiences on both Frioay and Saturday rights, ;uid on
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, November 13, 1938. ARMISTICE EPILOGUE
    609 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, November 13, 1938. ARMISTICE EPILOGUE L"oU the twentieth time we ha\<- rved the amiivwrsary of th :iyn.>ii? af tl.<- annistke thai ended the Greal War. So recently did 1-Yidu\ observance follow the crisi in Europe, in which the world s ood brinli ol another and mora ar,
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    Government BY PATRONAGE Must End
    1380 12  - Government BY PATRONAGE Must End C. H. STANLEY JONES The Real Case For Council Reform BV MUCH subtle propaganda has ben: set about since the last European crisis to the effect that a country is fortunate if it has a sovernmeni .vhich will keep it out ol war. It b
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    629 12 i~- f\OCTOR -after Uw operation): -'Sorry. Mike. But ive left a long piece of thread inside you 1 11 have to operate ■i o ,ain and have it out." Mike: Ach, nivvir bother, doctor. Here's a penny. Send the nurse out fcr a spool."
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      ROYAL TOUR
      63 13 fyios hi> first visit to Norwich Wfoik), capital of his native county, «e ascending the Throne, the Kin" >kt w&s accompanied by the Queen, *ned the new City Hall, built at a «t of £237,000. The King and Queen note over to Norwich from the Ill's birthplace, Sanditaigham
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      THREE DAYS TO FALL IN LOVE
      148 13 THREE DAYS TO FALL IN LOVE (Tribune Staff Reporter) Marjorie Gale, pretty and charming daughter o! Mrs. Gale of Oxley Road, Singapore is to be mar ried soon almost by accident. Mrs. Gale invited three friends for dinner. And well let Miss Gak tell the story herself. 'One of the
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      They MUST Love Their Lessons
      118 13 They MUST Love Their Lessons Leningrad. TWO hundred young boys and belonging to strangely -named races of the remote northern districts of the Soviet Union have entered the Institute of the Peoples of the North here this year because they love their lessons so much. They include Saami children from
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      WEARS A BEARD TO STOP HIMSELF FALLING IN LOVE
      367 13 Sunday Morning Philosophy Lesson Prefers Walking To Marriage (Tribune Staff Reporter) gIX-FOOT-THREF, bearded Jules Forensic, \va!k'n« round the world (with an eye to feminine beauty) looked in at Singapore this week before catching a boat for Java, told me, after a
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      BACK AGAIN
      20 13 Hon'ble Mr. W. S. Ebden, M.C.S., has resumed the duties of his appointment as Commissioner of Lands, S.S.
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      Love At Third Sight?
      6 13 Love At Third Sight? MARJORIE GALE.
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      JOY KILLED HIM
      64 13 Nairobi. A MAN-EATING lion accompanied by a lioness and family spread terror in a district near Kigoma, Tanganyika. One by one five villagers were caught and devoured, before finally the lion was shot by a native policeman. A sixth native, jumping up and down with joy at
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      FOR CZECH CHILDREN
      47 13 Promoters of the Save the Children Fund (who aim at protecting child life •beyond and above all considerations ot race, nationality or creed") have agreed to merge their appeal on behalf of £he child refugees of Czechoslovakia with the Lord Mayer of London's appeal.
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      This Man Loves The Sea
      120 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) PORTY-YEAR-OLD weatherbeaten Irvin Anthony, American author of sea stories, loves the sea so much that he has made his home on a ship. On the deck of the Siamese Prince in Singapore, he told me why. "A ship is the only place
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      Daughter For Princess
      26 13 Princess Elsa. wife of Prince Charles Bernadotte of Sweden, gave birth to a daughter recently. Princess Elsa was formerly Countess Elsa von Rosen.
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      Why Thousands Of People Are III With Malaria.
      180 13 Why Thousands Of People Are III With Malaria. In mrry parts of the East as well as in oth?r parts of the world one oi the greatest menaces to health is malaria. This disease has its origin in ihe blood of the victim into which are introduced parasites through the
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      IF
      132 13 IF it had m I U. for three- I .ir-o!d Daphne Sbeili 1 Ajar. E I nperin- i i nrii-r I I'iutii! a ti.l V*. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■fcHisia^ iciiuci. 01 ana r-\- rise, F.M.S., stationed near Kaub. in I 'a hang, near \m Daphne'** 1 parents, would not have become a
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      THEY LIVE FOR LOVE
      437 13 THEY LIVE FOR LOVE (Tribune Staff Reporter) piTY Mr. Forensic wasn't married eight times, instead of four, anyway as far as the story is concerned. Because it reminds me <>f n churchyard in the Yorkshire village of Welton. In it is an old tombstone, datWtff back the be«t part of
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      KIDNAP BID FOR LOVE
      104 13 KIDNAP BID FOR LOVE New York, Oct. 28. JJRANOISHING guns, a middleaged suitor with two young confederates raided a convent near Phoenix, Arizona, and terrorised nuns in a vain effort to kidnap the beautiful fifteen-year-oW girl he loves. While nuns hid the girl in a cupboard the Mother Superior telephoned
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      143 13 NEW VIGOUR 111 j! y^Nfc T A Bo' te f/j "When I take Sanatogen it 1 is as if a new stream of life flows through my veins/ 9 THOSE WORDS OF A SANATOGEN-USER CONTAIN THE PLAIN TRUTH. )L SANATOGEN IS HEALTH! It contains the essential constituents of health and
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      66 13 SPRING FUL-VUE NO-SCRU Tiny borings are used In Ful-Vue No-Bcru giaoses* U) cushion the lenses. Electrically soldered pins hold the lenses tightly ana permanently in place. Naturally that protects t» em agatast breakage and makes the rimless style In eyewear truly practical as well W» preferable for inconspicuousness uud beauty.
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      343 13 Backache, Gelling Up Nights Caused By Kidney Poisrns The underlying cause of mu^h ill h«:.!Mi >f;.n«- Mr C, L. V" and most Kidney an<i Bladder disorder* i.s recently wrote: Poisons which develop in the body, ko It's "My Joints w<re Vls^b^bbb*\ no wonder that most ev*-ry one may nuf'fer stiff,
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    628 14 Ttti«S EMI'I'Y IIOH!<:$ WIlEf Bifcll BY "FKIEXD OF Till: FAMILY Wives Were Lured Away From Husbands TWO men, one a doctor and the other an Indian civil servant, who broke up the homes of their friends, were in the Divorce Court ordered to pay
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    126 14 (Tribune Staff Reporter}) THOSE who had the opport- unity of witnessing- the Singapore Harbour Board annual sports the other day would have noticed a party of young men dressed in smart black uniform, running about the field attending to such athletes as needed first aid. These
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    FALSE ALARM: FREE CINEMA
    78 14 stj* Ass 'a.e-a« nille oV in, heara the Certain that it mm m+ J arning, they rushed to th^ est cellar. H was thau??^ cintma. In a lew minutes it was u... -d that the siren w tt SfiS to a motor <ai in lh( trfet
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    MYTHS ABOUT EYES
    309 14  -  R. A. Thompson By Doctor i f Ocular Sdeiice DEECIOUS stones have ainyi|g ma?it prwere; attribute! to tip This is especiall true in H and Am a Ma»y ptoplr still li that th« opal indicates the sUk 4 bolth o* the wearer, losing I llancc when its
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    191 14 After 40 Years of Perfect Health There 5s no need to be a '"back number" at three-score-and-ten. Ever since she wa c 31, this 71 -year-old woman has taken Kruscnen Salts. During those 40 years, she has been in perfect health. She still is. "I feel
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    MOBILE FILM UNITS
    42 14 Three mobile film units —cinemas on \:he-"!s, each with accommodation for about fifty persons —are to be used this ■""inter by the L.M.S. Railway in their exhibitions of educational and instructional films produced for the benefit of railway workers.
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      118 14 19 FORCE ON THE 31ST DECEMBER I It is not necessary that a full year's premium should be paid. ONLY THE FIRST INSTALMENT OF PREMIUM IS REQUIRED. EVERY YEAR A BONUS YEAR! That is What Insurance With The Prudential Means. pTo THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., THF PRUDENTIAI 1718, Mercantile
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    29 15 Swing Time Is Here 111 annual flag competition of It Latin- Parliamentary Golf r«':uf ::t Rane- *-«>? made lomliBfrs. I 1 f ampson, who erv r;« 1 himp hat, I!S.
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    69 15 PREHISTORIC CANOE FOUND IN THE UKRAINE t -11 infract. !O?;j< ttnoc which is to hut* lairj for over •V 'he bottom c a river 'iCi up r in the Naval Museum htre. by Prol o Orb«i JWtcm v[ the P fc the ,t r t L? fttid Pr Ucs of
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    377 15 ENGLAND IS SO COLD! 4 V f i London, Oct. 25. N Mb IVinccV English mansion, on which he spent a fortune. ine mansion is SiK.v.denham Hall, Bramtey, Surrey. it bekmjpa to the Nawab Sahib Bahadur of
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    Half His Life In Gaol
    53 15 When Joseph Reed, ci no fixed address, was at Soulhend-on-Sea sent to prison for six months, it was stated that be bad served thirty years and five dm nttas' In gad— including seventeen years oi penal servitude. This was his twenty-fourth conviction since 1895. Reed
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    40 15 Belgrade. A LETTER posted in Philan delipfaia 24 years ago he just leached an inhabitant oi the village of Knia, in the Voivodine district of north-eastern Yugoslavia. The friend who sent the letter has since died.
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    HIGH SCHOOL COPIES GANGDOM
    95 15 HIGH SCHOOL COPIES GANGDOM Philadelphia. A REIGM of tenor has been ear- lied o»i in a iii^h school here by a group ci' the older boys. These beys, operating on the lines or pi own-up gangsters, have preyed upn.-; the smaller ivdz. robbing, beating and otherwise maltreating them. As a
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    WORLD'S MOST COMFORTABLE PLANE
    82 15 Ensign, first of fourteen British air liners ordered for Imperial Airways, was delivered at Croydcn Airport recently The Ensm«, type is claimed to' be i tne largest and most comfortable 'plane in the world. Manufactured bv Arm- strong-Whitworths it has a top speed ot 200 m.p.h.,
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      248 15 gKtte. DON'T LET THAT M^M HARMLESS SCRATCH S^V/^i'yyy.. Guticura Ointment prevents bloodpoisoning -heals ugly skin disease SAFETY FIRST Never neglect the the i< t away until the injury f| (riv slightest scratch. The germs of M-ptic deanly healed, poisoning abound everym'here. \ou No be without this scratch the top of
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    RIGHTEOUS SHOOTING
    40 16 A record entry of 50 guns took part in the annual meet of the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association at the White City, London. Photo shows Mr- A Young loading his gun among *»i sliolls strewn over the floor.
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    94 16 exe< utives ot the three railway trade the N V.R uie a^uc^ied Society of Locomotive Engineers and emen, and the Railway Clerks' Asiociatica—in London, rejected the claim 3: ihe Great Southern Railway of Ire.v r.d for an increased wages deduction The company desire to increase l
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    709 16 WOMAN LOST £750, SAYS SHE 'COULD KICK HERSELF' NEW CHAIN STORES HAD NO BANKERS London, Oct. 21. MRS. fi. M. Pidgeon, sixty-eight-year-o!d shop owner, rose in anger a< a nifeetfng of shareholders in Metropolitan 3d. and fid. Stores. Ltd., in London, waved a bundle of papers in the chairman's face.
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    301 16 WIFE DESER TS GANGSTER LA WYER New V. vk. Ort. 28. DIXH PAVIS, mast powerful lawyer, or mouthpiece,' the sangs|crs i the i>rthibiticn ert ever haif, who is lamruishin* i N(» Yctk*! Tombs (ia*j! waiti"", to jjlvi :r,< :<■ St*tf i I ridencc h tinsreend limmy i? »i trial deserted
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    28 16 Gtecrge Lederer, weil-known American theatrical producer, who staged many musical comedies in London. Including "The Beile 01 New York" and "Florodora," has di.^d, aged .seventy-seven.
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    80 16 3 YEARS SUFFERING with GASTRIC ULCER Todayajuw,^ 1 jj, **d I ler. HS i itod cm y.^ M<\M. stomach F^SL H^rtbum, £^3* l latotence dm begUmm, JT^ tr '"hle lor rvai£iZ?J a stow at h«lth that can '<JT the surgeon s knife TJ*^ .t once— <mly, look hT \LKX 4
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      141 16 TURNS BACK TK CALENDAR Regains the vifoar of his youth There is a certain old patfe&t herein Malava who has token en »>» lease in life-. Passed nuddksge,htu becoming weak, feeble; felt that h held little more in store for hia. Tk came his awakening. A friend seta* Waterbury's Compound.
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      143 17 r^j\ A Mll| f y^- V v/ f jS -r if.' 'I v Hril bs^r "V"";'«' H Knpu 5 WVm Georqe A J €dwatd It is a long while now since Mr Eno fust compounded his 'Frpit Salt'. :^<Si/^'Gieat events have come and gone. Five monarchs have reigned at Buckingham
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      324 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE lilt ~-~> ni'tr >■-, I 1.53 me >» ZHP {l irtrfs l*-t>l> mcs) or concert nelayb»- e( j from t: Vie^ Hor^l). 329--if 10 Son ?30 Li° hl orcil( >: li ccncert <con tinued'. .jO Miscfii. k i light
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      110 17 forte music, but in 1840, the year in which after many delays and obstacles he wa.s at last happily married to Clara Wieck, he threw himself into song composition with sucii enthusiasm that by the end of the year he had produced over one hundred songs. 10.45 TYoi.se and his
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      238 17 HOLLAND t.iJ PCJ 15.22 Mo's (19.7 m.) p.m. 6.45—7.45 Special broadcast for Asia* China, Japan and Further India bv the Roman Catholic Broadcasting Association 1K.R.01 7 4"> National anthem and opening announcement. 7 50 Special broadcast on behalf of U« t.U C A by Mi J. ter Linden 805 Daily
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    94 18 DMa a story th Boffonei »n the had been in the I i- Sin- in an misery. Then she i vnnoa Salt. Now Q you the iv I pOOI i VBHOII Salt. ft]] B*V« spc-nt and l>«>v tors Od. After pped and 1 can
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    139 18 Latvia Frowns On Hand Kissing Helsinki. KiSS your littlo hand, Madame n will no longer be the slo<4in of etiquette In Latvia* if local fitness exports have their way. At a recent session of the Latvian h and Fitness Organisation's ad miiiistrative committee, says the Russian emigrant paper "Sevodnya", t
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    60 18 She's not yet six years old, but she's a great blobe-trotter Elinor Gordon, daughter ol Mr. J. W. Gordon, of Cot-tam-roctd, Kew, Melbourne (Australia) Elinor, who has been staying with Mr. W. G. Veale at Guailford-roacl. Maiver.i is sailing for Australia. By the time she
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    611 18 SISTER'S DISCLOSURE ENRAGED HIM QAII) to have been told by his sister thai iiis wife had I ful, 22-year-old (ieor«e Alexander Badhim was alleged" i"*^ ton to have strangled his wife, put her body in an ottonvtn t from Urißhton to London, and telephoned Scotland
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    37 18 Mollv Sheldrake (14), the youngest Purch and Judy performer in Britain, opened the Puppet Exhibition in Victory H< use, London. Molly Sheldrake (nearest camera) taking part in a demonstration at the Exhibition.
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    UPSETS IN PERAK LEAGUE MATCH
    444 19 Ace Players' Fine Win Over The P. &T. (By "Racquet"— Perak) preXPEC ED happenings seem to be the order of the day in badminton tournaments throughout Malaya, especially in iwikand I cnan,^. l V\u K nt i' ter -T eam -^ue competition held last ,eek-end
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    23 19 The Anglo-Chin-ese School team who eliminated Raffles Institution in the Singapore inter-school tournament. The A.C.S. are well in the running for the honours.
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    257 19 Poor Entries For Selangor Tournament (By "Rambler" Selangor) VTEVER before have entries for the open singles championship been more disappointing. First round ties were played last week and from thes have emerged Ho Swee Sam, Chan Kon Leong (Samuel's doubles partner), Khoo Boo Hin and Alimat. Kon I-^ong beat Ong
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    311 19 PENANG EXPERIENCES A LULL AFTER A HECTIC SEASON Players Take A Rest (By "Sphinx"— Penantc) I^HERK seems to be a lull in local badminton at the moment. This is only to he expected as, following a period of long and intensive training and the subsequent effect of having to take
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    200 19 FLATULENCE GOES LIKE MAGIC P.iinful Stomach T> Mrf I '*ped Instant!) I R I thi but< i lave had wonderful nLi ncc usir. C idox. I road about it h ih~ I bOUffat p:;ck< l t suit of the I dote wma ask I air. using Chardcx for flatulency, or
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    522 19  - Singapore Badminton Season Draws To A Clos One Of Disappointment Phoenix Spcrial Badminton Feature- Etlitft'tS Ily (By 'Phoenix" Singapore.) pAST drawing to a close is the official badminton season in Siii^apore, and at th'.s time of the year, it is customary to look back on the past few months and
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      WHY ENCLOSE PADANG FOR LOCAL FRIENDLIES?
      681 20  -  ARGUS By FIRST MAKE ASIATICS MORE RUGBY-MINDED UMIV hould it be necessary to en close the ground -AX roond when two Iocs: aides are playing, such as when S ane end *be Army r t at Ihe S.C.C tosi reek? The eiidosines are far
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      A POPULAR VANTAGE POINT: CROWD WATCHING RUGBY MATCH
      57 20 A POPULAR VANTAGE POINT: CROWD WATCHING RUGBY MATCH A* ife. Turn VBOVE: Shut out from the Packing, Asiatics crowd the Municipal Office steps to get a peep of a game. RIGHT: A Selangor player beating an opponent to the ball in the recent inter-State match in Johore Bahru in which
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      Repair Rift In Rest Ranks
      373 20 ijOCKEY enthusiasts are asking why there arc no Girls' Sports Club players in th^ Rest side chosen to meet the Europeans in the annual Poppy Day match fixed for Wednesday next in Singapore. The Girls' Sports Club have always figured prominently in women's hockey in
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      "Butch" Parsons Will Draw Boxing Crowd
      428 20 WON TITLE IN BERMUDA GEAMAN Butch Parsons has arrived and if nothing arises to upset present plans he should l>e seen in action against Young Frisco at the Happy World on Nov. 18, which is the date approved by the Board of Control, provided
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      MALACCA EURASIANS WILL BEAT S.R.C
      200 20 [From Our Own Correspondent] Malacca. Saturday. fTHE severe defeat sustained by Malacca at the hands of the Ncgri Sembilan hockey Pleven, thoujM unexpected, should have given both the local team as well as the selectors many valuable lessons. From reports of the match one is
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      DOCTOR'S AMAZING EXPERIENCE WITH INDIGESTION
      188 20 DOCTOR'S AMAZING EXPERIENCE WITH INDIGESTION Who would expect a well-known doctor to be a victim of persistent stomach trouble? His own medicine did him no good! Then at last he lound the way to conquer obstinate stomach disorder. Here are his own words: *7 find that 'Blaurated' Magnesia taken after
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    Chinese Troops Close On Canton, Within A Few Miles Of The City
    390 21 POKLO RETAKEN: JAPS OFFER LITTLE RESISTANCE CHINESE troops are now closing on Canton according to the latest messages. It is claimed that the central Chinese column is pushing south aloni^ the Canton-Hankow railway and has reached a point
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    FISHED OUT FROM THE SEA
    54 21 Sinjjap"' f. Saturday. -OE Indian was to-day u^d" ut unconscious, Ki of! "lifford Pier by *\u\n* fohcr. <>n the arriT the ambulance, artificial I JLfi m was applied, and had to *>e taken to the jLjj Hospital. I found on the Indian's m «as handed
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    GUNNERS KILLED
    82 21 Hongkong. Nov. 12. RA. gunners Benton. im a nd Ro-i*. were killed and 4m fajiured when a mili.ary they were travelling ,fli:ch »as towing a gun assem raided with a truck eominer itfte »PPO Site direction. .7 tmck at the time o: p; was procseding towards Cu uch
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    IMPERIAL AIR WAYS BID TO REDUCE FLYING TIME
    81 21 IMPERIAL AIR WAYS BID TO REDUCE FLYING TI ME .don, Nov. 12. fc'Prbisher," the first cf the new ■> Havilland-Albatro.s airliners .1 Airways intend to put Hure shortly on their continental m m k a yesterday with a the course of w£t .overed the distance between ■to ::nd Croydon in
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    GENERAL ELECTION
    44 21 'tom Our Orcn Correspondent} >#fit Nov. 12.- The gei era] lite*tbc new Assembly proceeding I f i>day i n the capital and in Biinres. No incidents are reported spoiling booths. Eangkok poll-; the flooded nature and waterways, making «*sients of voters tii'licult.
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    Rowing Regatta At The R.S.Y.C.
    108 21 Rowing Regatta At The R.S.Y.C. IWotsford Cup Event Singapore, Saturday. *«)a, Singapore Yacht Club another succe^sfu'. rowing the breakwater to-day. p were towed, two boats in each case. F>>r ttfc Cup A-. J! *w J. B. Dunne; 2 W. H. j J P. Webb: Stroke N. G. ■i M Walkerj
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    YANGTSE NAVIGATION
    65 21 London, Nov. 12. DARALLEL notes containing firm representations regarding navigation in the Yangtse have been made to Tokyo by Britain, France and America. The British note declares that discrimination has been made against British shipping, and points out that though the Japanese time and time again had promised
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    LAST NIGHT'S BOXING
    345 21 jDOXING of a high order was served MJ up at the Happy World Stadium last night. Like the previous card, three of the five fights ended quickly but, on this occasion, Mr. George E. Lee, the popular promoter, put on an extra bout. This was very much
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    TRESPASS & MISCHIEF
    69 21 TRESPASS MISCHIEF nsapore, Saturday. Two S'traitsK orn Chinese, Lim Cheng' Swee nnd Lim Cberg San, appeared beioro Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth court this morning to answer a charge cf tresmssiiig into the offices of the Great W^rld Co., at Kim Seng Road on Nov. 9. with rvtrn
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    JEWS ROUNDED UP
    91 21 H- rlin, Nov. 12 The poii.'i are rounding itr in Prank* fort-cn-Miin all Jewish men brt? the ages Plphtecn a: d sixty, who ar German subjects, and are taking them to a conce'itration camp L'jme Jewish women with polioe re acre's are also beiim token into custody
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    370 21 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS FOLLOWING were the results of yesterday's English and Srollish league matches: ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Birmingham 1 Evertcn C Bolton W. 0 B'ackpool 1 Charlton 1 Derby C. 0 Chelsea 4 Sunderland 0 Leeds U. 3 Brentford 2 Leicester 5 Port: mouth 9 Liverpool 2 Arsenal 2
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    Johore Should Field State Hockey Team
    762 22 I TIME RIPE FOR AN I i ASSOCIATION [From Our Oxen Correspondent] Muar, Saturday. WILL Johore field a State hockey side this year? This is the question which is uppermost in the minds of all hockey enthusiasts throughout the State of Johore. Though hockey
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    AUSTRALIAN DANCERS
    23 22 The Granados, well-known Australian dance and musical artistes are now appearing at the Great World and not 2.t the Happy World.
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    R.S.Y.C. Rowing Regatta
    484 22 R.S.Y.C. Rowing Regatta (Tiibune Staff Reporter) ANOTHER successful rowinq reA gatta wa held by the Royal Singapore Yacht Club at the Breakwater yesterday afternoon when the AbbotrforJ Cup and Challenge races were rowed, two boats competing in ca?h case. Conditions throughout were g?ncially favourable, though the rowers had to contend
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    Raffles Win Inter-College Hockey
    255 22 Raffles Win Int er-College Hockey Kaffles College 2 \ua J-'olk«c or the Ut £*I afternoon Plffgg The match was to haw on the Raffles Collet tihe heavy l£in earUe/ Eiound was unfit f 0 n' Raffles College lost no «L--the Medicals' g OP i b u **d took time to
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY IN KUALA LUMPUR
    19 22 [From Our o** Kuala Lumpur Pcrak beat Selangor b> > inter-state hockey maWfc here to-day.
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    RAIN MARS FINAL DAY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1777 23  -  Marcus Superbus Meriden Finishes Distressed And Is Destroyed ONLY 3 HORSES IN BIG RACE B3 Singapore, Saturday. f«E htav} rain of the morning had rendered the £(>inj* very heavy, and up*.-!* NNere the order of the final day's racing at Bukit l^ji-n thi
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    Start And Finish Of First Race At Bukit Timah
    27 23 The si it ;*n^ finish of the opening race at Bukit Timah which was won by Slieve Anierin.
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    91 23 Race I—SIIEVE ANIERIN $21 and $9. Sang Ayah $11. Greenstone $7. I Kace 2—KOH SABAII $42 and SI3. Velocity Sl3. Snibble SlO. Race DANGER ZONE 545 and $11. Four O'clock §8. Miss Zipp $9. Race 4.—FLYING STAR $58 and $14. Drummer Boy i> 10. Harleqirn SIO.
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    DRESSES AT THE RACES
    278 23 (By Our Woman Correspondent) OWING to the Inclement weather, drosses struck a sombre note at the last day of the winter race meeting to-day. In sharp contrast to the usual brightness which strike the visitors' eye, only a sprinkle of colour stood out •against the heavy
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    KOB SABAH
    14 23 Koh Sabih (J. Donnelly, winner of the second race at Bukit Timah.
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    Singapore Beat The Combined States
    689 23 RGGB* SPORTSFRONT rnHE margin between two goals and two tries (ten points to six) gave Singapore the victory in tboir first Malaya Cup match of the new season on the padang yesterday, but the score does not adequately sug- j gest the marked superiority of
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    MANCHESTERS' SOCCER DEBUT NEXT FRIDAY
    47 23 MANCHESTERS' SOCCER DEBUT NEXT FRIDAY THE soccer team of the Manchester Rc?iimnt will make their Singapore d<*but on Fridav "ext. Nov. 18, at the Anson Road Stadium, when inr DhtaW wm provide the opposition. Admission prices will be i>o v nts, 25 cents and t« n cents.
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    RECS BEAT TEACHERS
    104 23 an exciting anJ fast «ame of I'.ij^er played on th ;iadang an S.R(. litteen defeated the Teachers by fouittcn points (a j;oal and three tries) to eight 'a g«»al and a try). Despite weather condition the R<-cs threes displayed good receiving and whenever th< A e bail
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    SELETAR SERVICES BEAT JOHORE
    51 23 SELETAR SERVICES BEAT JOHORE \From Our Gun Con spondent] EllljMl. •> .(uidav. IN the Malaya 'Up iuyfi» matrh played «n Kewg— ttiit aftermon in ratay ■MthiT, tbo Kov:H Navy and Air Force beal Nlrai by a solitary point, tho Betctaf S«'ivk-es retting two t»ips <6 nrvinfvt and Johore (\nv goal
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    Democracies Must Be Prepared
    119 24 New York, Nov. 12. "^Fllt democracies of the world A must be ready and prepared against wanton aggression by swashbuckling gangsters if they are to preserve the ideals for which our immortal dead fought and died," declared Mr lan Mackenzie. Canadian Minister of Defence, addressing an
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    Sir Neville Henderson Indisposed
    86 24 Sir Neville Henderson Indisposed London. Nov. 12. Sir Ne\;iie Henderson. Britten Ambassador in Berlin, is a pa r ient in a London nursing home. Siv Seville, who returned from leave about a fortnight after the signing of the Munch agreement, has iut been well for some doys but his illness
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    WORLD APPALLED BY OUTRAGES ON JEWS IN GERMANY: "DICTATORS GONE MAD"
    357 24 WORLD APPALLED BY OUTRAGES ON JEWS IN GERMANY: "DICTATORS GONE MAD" O'iRONG public protests are beinjr made in all parts of the world against the latest outrages on Jews in Germany. Leading citizens in Britain ;:ntl America are appalled by the cruelty and vindictiveness of the cam- I>aign. Dramatic protests
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    SALARIES OF EIREANN MINISTERS
    106 24 SALARIES OF EIREANN MINISTERS Dublin, Nov. 12. TIIL recommendations made by the al!-i*arty Committee that the :jlaries of Ministers be increased have been rejected by the Eireann Government which, however, propo es that former Ministers should receive pensions of £300 sterling for thiee years' services, rising to £500 lor seven
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    ORDER AGAINST JEWS
    55 24 A Reuter message from Berlin states that the orders regarding Jewish activuie:, issued on Thursday, arc to remain in foicc until the position of Jews have been regulated. Jewish theatres, concerts, cinemas and newspapers have been prohibited, while Jewish schools remain closed. Jewi *h children are not
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    YOUTH ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    78 24 Singapore, Saturday.— Charged with carrying arms in public at 8.30 p.m. last night at Sago Lane, a young Cartone.se, aged 22 years, named Wong Ah Seng alias Chan Ah Kam appeared before Mr Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth police court thij morning. At the request
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    SLIEVE ANERIN
    14 24 Slieve Anierin (Spencer up) who won the first race at Bukit Timah.
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    YOCHOW CAPTURED ?
    30 24 YOCHO W CAPTURED Reuter's message from Toivio says that the Japanese have captured Yochcw. 140 miles south of Harkow. The Japanese claim to have broken down the fortress In Changsha.
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    NEW ZEALAND PREMIER NOT RESIGNING
    82 24 NEW ZEALAND PREMIER NOT RESIGNING Wellington. New Zealand Nw 1> JU. Hon. Michael Jq^ Savage, Premier of N** land, denied rumours that he wi* about to resign owing to dis** sion in 1 he Parliamentary labotiparty. Ho idded that no power on but the will of the people could sb
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    PREMIER HITS BACK ON CRITICS
    83 24 London. Nov. 12. —In a message totfc National Liberal candidate m the Oleaster by-election, the Prime Uimr says: "It is perhaps only to be expert*in a democratic countrv such is <»& that the policy pursued by Governne: during the recent international c should, be subjected
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