The Straits Times, 7 November 1932

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    38 1 The Straits Times tISTABLISHTO HBABLT A CENTTJRT] THE lAKGEST 5flVB MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER I/V MlLUfl. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1932 PRICE 10 CEN The Straits Times 0 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1932 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      302 1 r II.JI.ILJ 11M I I I tM Tonipht 9.1.-. I The Sleeping j Cardinal with ARTHIR WONTNER I Phone 5261-2. DRINK MORE f(£sk GOOD MILK There is no milk of greater purity and higher quality than "BEAR BRAND." l^k Guaranteed to be entirely free from *i\«wsb. adulteration and impurities, it
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      146 1 RYvS^Sj^ IS NOW COMPLETE. /^^D^^^ The Toyland of Wonder and Magic! You are sure to find the present You have been looking for. TOYLAND IS OPEN! COME RIGHT IN CHILDREN. ROBINSON CO LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. SOMETHING DIFFERENT! SHOULDER of MUTTON ™n™ SADDLE f MUTTON boned rolled WITH OR WITHOUT
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      15 1 111 Toniffht 9.15. The Sleeping Cardinal with AHTIII K >YONT\KI{ J Phnnc ri26l-2. L _i
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      549 2 P. t BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PEN IN SMI! AR AND ORIENTAL 8J». CO. K f '.ON TRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT, IjONDON AND FAB EAST MAIL SERVICE. Nt rWAM KkOM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonssga. Dos S'pora. 1982. KANIMIKA
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      672 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naples. Marseilles. Londoa, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Midllesboroogh. Vessels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. HAKOZAKI MARU 10.600 Nov. 1 I t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 Nov. 16 II HAKUSAN MARU 10,600 Nov. 80 Dae. 1 HARUNA MARU 10,400 Dee. 14 II KATORI MARU 10,000 Dee. 29 IC
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      469 2 BURNS PHILP LINK (Incorporated in Australia.) FOB BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND ■BLBOUBNE Tia JAVA, DABWM AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by th. wellknown steamer MARELLA (7,86* tons) and th. MB, MANGOLIA (»3« tons) (Cargo only). Tba aVSV MABELLA is one of th. largest snd finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      533 2 East Asiatic Line m.s. "ERRIA" a new and MaaVrm Difael Motor Veaacl of 1 4,7*0 tnnn Displacement LEAVING: SINGAPORE Nov. 22 MALACCA Nov. 22 P. SWETTENHAM Nov. 2?. PENANG No/. 2r» DUE: GENOA Dec. 16 LONDON Dec. 23 Excellent one class accommodation for N passengers. All cabins are outside and
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      1071 2 THE BLUB FUNNEL LINE (Oceaa THE HUA KHIOW STKAMSHII' 6ft Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and China (1§.«), LTD. MatuaJ Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.) THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO.. I.Ta THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. THE CUNARD STKAMSIIII- CO. I.TD. THB CHINA NAVIGATION CO. LTD. THE AUSTRALIAN OBIBNTAL LINK. Ltd. The SIAM
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      46 2 DODWELL CASTLE LINE For BOSTON. NEW YOKK and aVsLIUMM (via Sacs Direct). m.v. "RABY CASTLE" J Due In Fort Sails 13th November 1 Due New York 23rd December Limited passenger accommodation. For freight aad passage apply to PATERSON. SIMONS CO. LTD. (lacorporated in England) J Ageala.
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      FINE ENGINEERING FEAT.
      410 3 Lighthouse Erected Oflf Brazilian Coast. lacular engineering 1 feit cnrrie/1 »,ut in the fact of almost insurmountable hardships and difficulties har. been pert< until bf the "Companhia A.Ta do Ilia^il." a subsidiary q! the Swedish A«a Ompany, in baildfcig a lighthooae for aviation and ahipfMng >-n a
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      HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS.
      224 3 Bulletin of the L of N. Eastern Bureau. Health bulletin i.f the l.iajnsi of Natiom Eaatam Bureau for Week < I il Oil. J'.i. I'.'.lL': Beirut: 1 ptegM *:i-e- and no deaths ■a acaiaai l eaaa iiui ir.j; the pn c iin-r weak. Alexandra: ."> -mallpox
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      SPANISH SHIPPING.
      174 3 Inquiry Commission's Proposals. The Spanish Gorenuaeni eoenasJaaior charged with tin- mim liaallon of ilu Trnn-tlaiuicn Company an rapactaa 1 b have proposed that th service aatwwM tin M« ilili rruuan. BnaOf Moiilu Vidro, hould Ih- ran iiii on by the Ybarra Shipping ('<>. It is i '■■> i
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      STRIKE ON STEAMER.
      223 3 Prison For Chinese Seamen. At the Liverpool Police Court recently I Chinese members of the crew of the Glasgow motorship Spiingbank, charged with combining to impede the vessel's navigation while she lay in the Hornby Dock, Liverpool, came before the Stipendipry for sentence. Thirty of the men
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      R. G. GROUNDWATER
      209 3 Death While Returning From Leave. Death from heart failure on his way Lack from Home leave was the news received by the Hong Ke~>i; and Whampao Dock Company on Oct. 22 concerning i hptain K. (j. Groundwattr, master of the tug- Henry Keswick. Captain GlMUMi Water, who
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      U.S.S. HELENA.
      235 3 Sunk In 735 Fathoms Oflf Corregidor Island. Manila, Oct. 20. The former U.S.S. Helena was sunk at :i'x.ut 20 miles west south-west of Cor■egidor, latitude 14 degrees an.l 15 lOinataa north, longitude 120 degreeand 16 seconds east, in about 735 fathoms of water, on Oct. 13, according to
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      ROYAL HOLLAND LLOYD.
      165 3 Netherlands Government Ends Cash Advances. The report of the Royal Holland Lloyd for the year endeJ Dec. 31 last states that the Netherlands Government and the Corporation of Amsterdam decided to end the facilities allowed to the company in the form of cash advances, but were willing
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      339 3 ALETTA. Put.. 1,572 tons, from B. Papan 0-11. for P. Soesoe 7-11. ANGKOR, French. 3,787 tons, from Mari scilies .1-11, for Shanghai, unc. BKNGALEN. Out., 4 260 tons, from Vancouver B. C. 7-11. for Belawan 7-11. BERNARDIN DE ST. PIERRE, French, ft.6ir> tons, from Suifton 6-11, for Marseilles
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
      129 3 Monday. November 7. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected ta arrive. Entrance Godi.»n Gate Kast Whit if remer E.E.E. Wharf 1 Kistna 22 1 Kohna 20 1 Main Whurf Angkor IS 3 Toussoum 1G Clengarry M 8 Fro-. Adams 11 I.urut Keemun 7 'J Empire Dock Lossiebank
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      TIDE TABLES.
      140 3 Monday, November 7. H W. •;:((> a.m., 7 ft. 6 in., .1.32 p.ri., T ft. 5 in. Tuesday, November 8. H. W. 7.25 a.m.. 7 ft. 8 in., 7.08 p.m, 7 ft. 8 in. ednehday, November 9. H. \V. 8.05 a.m., 8 ft. 8.16 p.m., 8 ft. 3
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      534 3 AI^OIM'SCIIER LLOYD flaascistataa J Setstaw.) 1 Tbe undermentioned «-c %U tom»aay'« Is uoded fixtures OUTWARDB. m.s. TRAVE for Manila, Honf Kong Shanirhai, Tsinjrtao, Taku, Dalny anil Japan Nov. II s.s. ALLER for Manila, Iloilo, Hong 1 Kong, Shanghai, Kobe. Taku, Dalny and Tsingtao Nov. 21 HOMEWARDS. M.s. SAALK for Marseilles,
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      424 3 DOIXAR fITEAM«mTF UNB LaWAMQUCAN^MAa UNK The CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION JUNE— NOVEMBER ltSl Should be included in tout itinerary when you go home next year via America. FROM HONG KONG TO EUROPE rla America and/or Canada £102 Ist Class Pacific Ist Class Rail Cabin Class Atlantic. Fares aa low aa £68.
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      468 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. Xlaieraeratea !a Barissil.) K ELLERMAN" LINE. Freight BerTlce te i UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. Tla Ports and Sees CsaaL OUTWARDS. TO HONG KONG. SHANGHAI A JAPAN, Bteamer Dae Spore, s.s. CITY OF BINGAPOKE Nov. 0 s.s. CITY UK RANGOON Dec. 6 HOMEWARDS. •J. CITY OF
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      47 3 SINGAPORE WEATHER. REPORT. Yesterday's max. temp. 88° F. Last night's min. temp. 74'F. Yesterday's rainfall 0.16 in. sunshine 9.5 hours 1 p.m. relative hum. 65 per cent. 1 p.m. wind W.S.W. 15 m.p.h. 1 p.m. weather cloudy C. D. STEWART. Superintendent. Meteorological Offlc*. Singapore, Nov. 7, 1932.
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      545 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. When upplv ing for any position advertised, la thm«. rolumns trnd copies of testimonials. Uo not »f nd originale. LADIES wuntcd in each territory to sell mil- Crystal necklets, ilmnu-nte jewellery, stl g»od mniiii: -ion. Dsnsnnne, 178, Scott MurkiU Raninon. M OTOR VEHICLES WANTED, BABT AUSTIN OR KIAT
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      733 4 HOUSES, JT-ATS TO LET TO LET, semi-bungalow, tt, Sophia Rosd. ■odern sanitation, electric, etc. Apply M. A f. Nathan, 96, North Bridge Road. INSTITUTION HILL MANSIONS, flat to let, heaTy furniture. Electricity, modern sanitation, gas. United Engineers, Limited. TO LET, sea side bungalow No. 17, Amber Road, 3 bedrooms with
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      438 4 BUSINESS PREMISES TO LET TO LET, OFFICES at 4 and 4-A. Prlnea St., top floor and No. 22, Raffles Place. Apply Cob Chew Kee, 129, KiUiney Road. Ne. 4, BATTERY BOAD. formerly eceapied by Bank of Taiwan, L--d., to let by floors and to salt tenant's regniremente. Appiy Gnthrla Co-
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      418 4 FOR SALE ELECTRIC amplified automatic record changing gramophones, built here by expert. Beautiful designed cabinets. Price 1250.00, also without automatic changing. Price $200.00 Hire pnrcha.se if required. Apply to, David W. Ginsberg, IS, Telok Ayer Street, guaranteed for one year. BRITISH FAN REGULATORS (Kingston) 280 Volte, AC or DC, 4
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      454 4 MISCELLANEOUS LATEST ballroom dances taught at Rena s Dance Studio, Meyer Mansions, flat 6. Te). 4639. PRESS-MAKING. 1 opened at No. 3, Raffles Place Ladies own materials made up Mrs. Albrecht (formerly of Kuala Lumpur). SHIPPING NOTICE. T.S.S. "KEDAH" It is notified that T.S.S. "Kedali" will he withdrawn for Annual
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      612 4 BUSINESS CARDS. YICK WAH HING Ml, No.-th Bridge Rd. nr. Theatre RoyaL Consult us and enjoy economical charges for Repairs of (looks, Watches and Gramophones, etc. Satisfaction and worki.ianshlp guaranteed. ALo in stork lateat U.M.V. Malay Recorda and Powerful Ek'ctro I.nudßpeaker Soundbox. MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE. Mrs. HARC and
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      73 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Siacapor* Witkla On t tlda without Malaya. Malaya. PmUc*. ■oUhl, 8.00 4.00 2.60 Ou.rt, r,> 8.60 J12.00 f 7.60 Half W«i!/ $17.00 $24.00 »15.00 »*«rly 134.00 148.00 9*0.00 ADVERTISEMENT RATES Thr rhnrcra and instruction* for CLAS8InEll All\ lltllStMENTS appear oa the form at thr bottom of this page.
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    MR. H. G. WELLS IN CLAIM FOR £100,000.
    209 5 Woman to Argue Her Case In London. Mr. H. G. Wells is respondent to an appeal which will shortly come before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. Miss Florence A. Docks, tho Canadian authoress, will appear in person on an alleged
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    MAJOR KICKS RECTOR.
    230 5 Scene After Stiffkey Farewell Service. As already reported l>y cable Major Philip Hammond, a 'Ctirad army officer, of Morston, was fined 2 pounds with costs, at Holt Police Court, Norfolk, for assauhir.g the Rev. Harold Davidson, the rector oi Stiffkey, and Mr. Clinton Gray-Fisk, an author, at
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    BURIED NOTES.
    175 5 Police Unearth 111-Gotten Hoard of £25,000. IVafUf, Sept. 11). In a forest near Brno, in Czechoslovakia, thirteen chests of buried treasuru containing £25,000 worth of notes were unearthed by the police after a hard night's digging with the aid of searchlights. This trove is part of the ill-gotten
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      294 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL. THIS EVENING THURSDAY TEA DANCE November 10th 630 815 pm OFFICIAL TRIPLE ATTRACTIONS INFORMAL DINNER DANCE POPPY DAY BALL 9.30-Mid-night niiyFß RfiNPF BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT j UlWWtn UHllUt MESSRS CAMERON ALSTON I PARIDCT GORDON WAKEFORD J OMDRnLI IN VARIETY TURNS. $1.50 per head Admission
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      641 5 PUBLIC NOTICE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB NOTICE NOVEMBER "(PROFESSION AL) RACE MEETING 1932. Friday 11th, Saturday 12th, Wednes day 16th and Saturday 19th November. NOVEMBER JAMATEUR) RACE MEETING 1932. Friday 25th and Saturday 26th November. ENTRIES CLOSE:— PROFESSIONAL MEETING— I 2 o'clock noon on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, IW2. AMATEUR MEETING.— 3
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      505 5 PUBLIC NOTICES BOARD OF ARCHITECTS. (Constituted under the Architects' Ordinance, 192 ft*. An examination for the purpose of enabling persons to qualify for registration under '.he Architects' Ordinance will b« Reid on the ">th December 1938 and the four following ays at the Offices of the Department of Public Works,
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      826 5 AUCTION NOTICES^ AUCTION SALE of valuable freehold sod leasehold Singapore proi>« rt its. At Mcsurs. Cnsonff Kofln Sena; Co'i saleroom, No. W, Cftulia Street, on Wednesday, November at 2.30 p.m. Lot 1. Valuable 99» years* lejisehold land and terrace dwelling Ihouae known as No 16-2 Prinsep Street, Singapore, area 2
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      53 5 1 PASKOE BROWN AND CD. Furniture Manufacturers and General Woodworkers. Phonw 5660 NOTICE Our Joinery Workshops and Offices have been removed to our new Factory, at BROADRICK ROAD off GROVE ROAD, TANJONG KATONG. Being fully equipped with most up-to-date machinery, we are in a position to execute Qrders for woodwork
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    RUBBER USED AS A FIRELIGHTER.
    1124 6 Import aii I Distinction. THE MANUFACTURED PRODUCT. At its mectintf in September lb" i"o|ia;raiiila eon<M AIM of the Rubber Growan' AMOetatim again had a very full agenda, the variety of subjects considered indicating the wide field coverod by riiblxi- propaganda. This is only r o
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    GENERAL HERTZOG.
    101 6 Accuses General Smuts Of Treachery. i Standerton (Transvaal), Sept. 30. A bitter attack on General Smut:; was made by General Hertzog, the Prime Minister, when addressing a meeting here today. General Smuts, he said, was preparing the second act in a big piece of treachery towards the South
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    BRAVE FISHERMAN.
    102 6 Rescued Crew of Steam Trawler. The highest award of the Carnegie Hero Fund Trustees the bronze medallionwas made at their meeting at Dunfermline, to William Robert Atkinson, aged '.12, trawler mate, of Lindel Road. Fleetwood, who, last December, rescued ten of the crew of the steam trawler Ferrol,
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    SENTENCE REDUCED ON APPEAL.
    1316 6 "An Obscurely Worded Section." Mr. Justice a Beckett Terrell delivereJ judgment in the Supreme Court, on Saturday in the revision of the case in which Nadaison was convicted and sentenced by the District Judge to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment and tw.> years' police supervision for abetment
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    WHISKEY BLENDING CEREMONY.
    579 6 Performed for First Time In Public. "It's a braw whiskey," said Mr. Brown thoughtfully, as he sniffed at the halffllled glass in his hand, "but it's ower rough." So saying, h<v flung away the contents and selected another bottle. Mr. John Brown is a whiskey blender, write*
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    HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
    47 6 you have not yet seen tk* Singapore Daily News, write in for a specimen copy. You will be supplied with one willingly, bt cause mm you have seen what a morning newxptiper should be, you will not hesitate to become a regular s-üb-soriber.
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      114 7 Another Unique Double Feature Programme TWO EXCELLENT FULL LENGTH FEATURES ON A SINGLE BILL fulfilling popular demand. BUCK JONES in "HIGH SPEED" NOT 'A WESTERN BUT A RED-BLOODED THRILLER OF THE MOTOR RACE TRACK. ALSODOROTHY MACKAILL IN bH B. JX&Kp^''*. "LOVE AFFAIR" BOOKING AT ROBINSON'S ULLMANN's 10th ANNIVERSARY IN CONNECTION
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      142 7 CAPITOL TONIGHT'S 6.15 PERFORMANCE Part Proceeds in aid of "POPPY DAY" Fund. TONIGHT— 9.15 Last Night of the famous BRITISH Production--SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'S Celebrated Detective Mystery "The SLEEPING CARDINAL" with ARTHUR WONTNER as "Sherlock Holmes" TOMORROW NIGHT! The Year's BIGGEST BOMBSHELL of FUN! HAROLD Igfef"^ ol^ IN r 1
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      318 7 gt •t• t J l paaaSii^ RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 HEATHER ANGEL ULjjfjfej HENRY KENDALL i&Bi|* >» tne British International MnH Picture I^BbBI Mr. BILL THE CONQUEROR A Story of England you will delight in. NEXT CHANGE! A Daring, Bright Comedy with Music "THE INDISCRETIONS OF EVE" Featuring TEDDY BROWM and
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    176 8 Rubber Position Slightly Easier. ORDERS RATHER POOR. (By Ou Financial Correapoßdcat) Singapore, Monday. Today's Prices: Rubber, 7 11/16 cents per lb. Tin. Singapore price ?7K-\ per picul. Saturday's Prices: Rubber. London. 2 9 16d., up l/16d. New York, 3 7/16 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Easier. Tin. London,
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    80 8 Noon, Nov. 7. R.S.S. equal to London Standard: Bayers. Sellers Spot (loose) ..7 11 16 7 13 16 (F. 0.8.) 8 8 1 16 Standard R.S.S. on Tender: Nov. T*4 7-i, Dec. 7', 7v« Jan. .7 13 16 7 15 10 Jan. -Mar. 7"/« 8
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    PRODUCE.
    193 8 Singapore, Nov. 7. Gambier 53j H (Cube No. 1 unpicked) 11. 0u Gapn 5.80 mixod 5.25 Sago flour, Sarawak '2.271 j White Pepper 24.00 Black Pepper 18.00 l'carl Sago 4.00 small 6.00 medium 6.00 Rfcw Siam $154 to 18S Sai-ron $144 to 150 Rangoon $140 to 147 No. 1
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        451 8 VaL Pd. II II AMm Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 6/- 5/- Ayer Hitam Tin £1 £1 Bangrin Tin I I Batang Padant 1 1 Batu Caves 1 1 Bukit Aranr II £1 Burmah Malay £1 £1 Chenderiang 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt 5/- 5 Hong
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        GENERAL.
        282 8 m Pd. Buyer* Imo« Seller*. I Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 2 2 Alex. Brick Pref 8. 1 .00 0.80 nom 1.05 £1 JE1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.2.0 5.7.0 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.00 100 50 Chinese Com. Bank 56.50 £1 £1 Con. T. S. V< Prefs. 20 9
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        140 8 Singapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 101 103 el. Singapore Municipal 5 pe. of 1901 red. 1940 1400.000 104 107 nom Singapore Municipal 4V4 p.c. of 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 103 104 nom. Singapore Municipal 4lfc p.c t of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        367 8 FiMU and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. To-day Prlc* Frawr Lyall ft Evatt ft Co. Allerby (SI) 0.45 0.55 0.45 0 60 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.30 0.40 0.30 0.40 A. Hitani ($1) 0.50 0.65 0.50 0.60 A. Kuninj ($1) 0.05 0.15 0.05 0 15 A. Malay ($2)
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      200 8 Singapore, Nov. 7. SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/8 15/16 London, 60 days' sight 2/3 29/32 London. 30 days' sight 2/3 ft London, demand 2/3 27/32 London, T.T. 2/3 13/16 Lyons and Paris, demand 945 Hamburg, demand 152 New York, demand 37%
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      35 8 From China and Japan by Himalaya Maru due S:t;gni ore today. From China and Japan by Sourabaya Maru due Singapore tomorrow. From Holland and Germany by Christiaan Huygens due Singapore 11 ajii. tomoriow.
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      AIR MAIL.
      19 8 A msil from Batavia and Palembanu by apn plane is expected at Singapore at 1.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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      NEW HELM ORDERS.
      244 8 Admiralty Fleet Instruction. The passage through Parliament of the new Merchant Shipping Bill (Safety and Load Line Convention) il responsible for the new Admiralty Fleet Order introducing a mild revolution in the future handling of British ships. The new Act lays down tnat henceforward a system of
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    203 8 Tfcdaf. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Hone Thong) S p.m, Selat Pandjang, Bcngkalis, Siak, Pakan Baroe, Fort de Kock and PadanK (Ban Siong Bee) S p.m. Indo-China (Angkor) I'-iu. Tomorrow. Anamba and Natuna Islands (Scott Harlcy) 9 a.m. Siam (except Lower Siam i i
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    IDLE TONNAGE.
    420 8 Great Increase On Last Year. The Transportation Division of tho United States Department of Commerce has recently issued a concerning idle shipping throughout the world. From time to time fijrures of laid-up tonnage of the principal Maritime countries are published in our columns. While a comparison of these
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      105 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Monday. November 7. n Annual nit*- of St. DMffjrt Society, S.C.C. t 6.15 p.m. Annual Meeting of SiiiKupori' Golf Cluli 6.30 p.m. Tneaday. November 8. V Police Band. Katun* Pnrk. Ml p.m. '< Wednesday. November 9. Rotary Tiffin. Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Municipal Bucl(tct Meetinp. 2.1.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      LONDON TIN MARKET.
      715 9 Metal Keeps Remarkably Steady Coarse. BULL ACCOUNT IN STRONG HANDS. (Fron'i Our Own Correspondent. London, Oct. 11. Taking everything into account, although tin has lost ground, it has kept remarkably steady in face of the disturbed conditions in Wall Street, which seem to have still a predominating
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      LONDON RUBBER & TIN.
      79 9 LONDON RUBBER TIN. London, Not. 5. The closing price* today were RUBBER. (Quotations as supplied by Symington and Wilson.) Spot (Buyers) 2 7/IM. (Sellers) 2%« L Jan.-Mar. 2 11/NM. Apr.-June 2 25/32 d. July-Sept. 2'id. Oct .-Deo. 2 Sl/32d. Market tone Steady. I TIN. t Spot «IS2 5/16, Three Months
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      LONDON RUBBER.
      538 9 Symington and Wilson's Weekly Letter. Symington and Wilson's weekly market report dated London, Oct. 12, slates: Since our last report the rubber market has been dull with very litte movement :n cither direction. The uncertain tone in American markets both for stocks and commodities is causing a hesitating
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      METAL MARKET.
      374 9 William Jacks and Co., London, report a.-; follows on Oct. 12: We have previously referred to the handicap upon British trade through tha policy of the leading hanks being out of| tune with that of the Chancellor of the Lrchequer, and this week trade all over the world
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      NOTES ON BRITISH INVESTMENTS.
      968 9 New Capital Market Activity. (Fromi Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 13. Emboldened presumably by the success of the War Loan Fives conversion offer, the Treasury has made another courageous onslaught on its huge interest burden— and once again Fortune has favoured the brave. The issue of
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      MAMBAU TIN.
      803 9 The Chairman's Annual Review. The twelfth annual jreneral meeting of Mambau Tin Ltd., was held at th«.» registered office, 15, Old Market Square, Kuala Lumpur, on Oct. 2"). Mr. W. 11. Martin (chairman) presiding. The chairman addressed the meeting as follows: The directors' report and audited accounts for
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY. NOV. 7. 1932. THE AMERICAN ELECTION.
    807 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY. NOV. 7. 1932. THE AMERICAN ELECTION. a large measure of freedom within their own markets to European competitors. As for War debts, neither party stands for complete cancellation, and in view of the burden which cancellation would immediately place upon the American taxpayer their obduracy
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    114 10 AI.HAM'.RA.—Buck Jones in Hijth Speed irtid Dorothy Mackaill in Love Affair. 6.15—9.15. Phone 6909. CAPITOL. —The Sleep nic Cardinal with Arthur Wontner. 6.15 —0.15. Phone 5261-2. GREAT WORLD^-Ntvy Blues with William Haines. Pas.ir Malam. Gate 10 cts. Ladies Free. MARLBOROUGH.— Strictly Dishonourable with Paul Lukas and Sidney Fox. 6.15—
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    494 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. Justice Sproule is expected back from leave in February. Lieut. R. E. Wilson, "D" Co., Perak Batt. F.M.S.V.F., has leen transferred to fft" Co., .Pahanjr Bntl. v Mr. E. E. Chambers I'.u* left Penan^ on a short holiday at Fras^r's Hill and expects to be *way for
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    AFTERTHOUGHTS OF HOLLYWOOD.
    1517 10 The Making of "Grand Hotel." (By Greta Garbo.) Greta Garbo, th* film star, last seen ht Grand Hotel," hat nome interesting thing* to say regarding the all star" system for pictures in the Interview published below. She gives details of how the picture was made which cinema
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    774 10 TONELESS CITIES. I cannot help thinking that ther« was more real happiness in tJie simple out-station life of my c-arly day* than there is in the hustling towns of modern Malaya wrote an old F.M.S. resident recalling memories of two years in a remote corner of
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  • SETBACK FOR HITLER IN GERMAN GENERAL ELECTION.
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      QUIETEST SINCE THE WAR.
      618 11 Polling Day Incidents In Germany. LATEST FIGURES. Party Clashes in The Provinces. Berlin, Nov. 7. The final provisional result of the general election is as follows Nazis Socialists IL'O. Communists Centre 70, German Nationalists 4!', Bavarian People's Party 18, German Peoples Party 11, State Party 5,
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      TRANSPORT STRIKE.
      137 11 Police Fire on Crowd In Berlin. Berlin, Nov. t, Tlie lius. train and underground service "as suspended at 8 p.m. after stones had been thrown at the trams in the afternoon. The police were obliged to lire three times but there were no casualties save for nine passengers
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      M SHOCKING LIBEL " ON FAMOUS ACTOR.
      108 11 M SHOCKING LIBEL ON FAMOUS ACTOR. Heavy Damages to Sir Gerald Dv Maurier. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 5. A settlement has l>een announced in the High Court case in which the Sunday Express admitted publication of what Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice, described as a shocking libel
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      MR. BALDWIN.
      177 11 Principal Speaker At Mayoral Banquet. London, Nov. 4. Mr. Baldwin will replace Mr. Macdonald as the principal guest at the Lord ••Mayor's lianquet at the Guildhall on Wednesday. It was previously announced that, in defertnee to the urgings of his doctors, Mr. Kamsay Mac-Donald will not attend the
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      COMPTON MACKENZIE.
      73 11 Violation of Official Secrets Act. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 5. Proceedings under the Official Secrets Act have been instituted against Mr. Compton Mackenzie, the well-known authov, as a result of the publication last week of "Greek Memories." in which he save certain details regarding the British
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      EUROPEAN INJURED.
      96 11 Fortunate Escape When Car Skids. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enang, Nov. K. Mr. A. J. Drake, of the legal firm of Presgrave and Matthews, had a fortunate escape this morning while driving his motor fr along Farquhar Street near tht K. and 0. Hotel when the car skidded
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      TREBITSCH-LINCOLN
      73 11 Charge of Debt Brought At Cologne. Cologne, Nov. 6. Ghosts his past have risen up against the Buddhist monk Chao Kung, otherwise I. (i. Trebitsch-Lincoln, who has l>een arrested on a warrant sworn out by Dutch merchant. Tho latter alleges* that the adventurer still owes him 5,000 marks, lent
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      STREET FIGHT.
      90 11 Coolies Quarrel Over Work. A light arose between 40 to 50 coolies in .Market Street about 9.30 this morning but there were no serious casualties. It appears that a gang of Hokkien coolies were engaged to do certain work in unloading and loading lorries. A rival faction tried
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      SEVERE FIGHTING ON THE C.E.R.
      161 11 And More Expected. JAPANESE PLANES BOMB VOLUNTEERS. Harbin, Nov. 6. Japanese aeroplanes from Tsitsihar bombed Anta, 70 miles north-west of Harbin, where a large force of antiManchukuo troops was concentrated. A combined Japanese and Manchn':uo force is now advancing on Anta where a severe battle
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      BY AIRSHIP TO EUROPE.
      203 11 German Plans. DR. ECKENER TO VISIT D.E.I. Berlin, Nov. 6. Dr. Eckencr, the comman:!er of the Graf Zeppelin, is visiting the Dutch East Indies in January to stu'Jy the possibility of starting a Zeppelin service between Amsterdam and Batavia. Reuter. This visit was predicted by the
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      AFTER TIN AND TEARUBBER ?
      145 11 AFTER TIN AND TEARUBBER Renewed Talk Of Restriction. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. .">. Rubber shares have hardened as a result of the news of the Malayan Estate Owners' Association's triangular conference proposal. I am informed that the City docs not expect Dutch acceptance of the proposal, but anticipates
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      TOKIO PLOT.
      20 11 Assassination And Sabotage. Tokio, Nov. Reported to have learned of a serious intrigue, police this morninjr raided ihe
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      BRIG.-GENERAL SIR SAMUEL WILSON AT VICTORIA.
      536 11 Manchukuo Troop.s Mutiny. tion Army has 20,000 troops. Since the middle of October the Manchukuo forces there have been almo«t overwhelmed and have suffered very -overe casualties especially to the north <>: Isitsihar, which is now ringed around with Chinese troops so that a
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      KOREAN REVOLT.
      382 11 Heavy Fighting Along Yalu River. A special message states that 30.000 Koreans have joined the independence movement and heavy fighting has been taking place along the Yalu River. Part of their forces have already entered Korean territory, and the remainder aiv awaiting the freezing over of the river.
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      M.C.C. AT ADELAIDE.
      51 11 South Australia Score 206 For Five. Adelaide, Nov. 7. The weather was fine when the match between the M.C-C. and South Australia was resumed today. There were 2,000 spectators. South Australia opened their innings and had scored 206 for five at lunch. Richardson made 99 not out.
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      UNKNOWN SUDAN.
      105 11 800 Miles Journey By British Expedition. El Fasher, Nov. 1. Eight hundred miles of uninhabited anil unknown country in the north-west of the Sudan have been traversed by r.n expedition of eight British officers led by Major Bagnold. They left Cairo on Sept. 27 in four motor-cars in
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      OPERA SINGER DIES.
      33 11 Sequel To Berlin Shooting Tragedy. Berlin, Nov. 'i. The opera singer Fran Gertrude Bindernagel, who is alleged to have bwa shot by her husband, died today m hospital. Reuter Wireless.
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      VICTORY FOR MR. ROOSEVELT?
      758 11 Considered Foregone Conclusion. FINAL SPEECH. Features of a Bitter Campaign. New York, N'" v 9, Mr. Roosevelt's election i< n foregone conclusion in the opinion of the foremost political analysts, who state that nothing short of a miracle vote could re-elect Mr. Hoover. That Mr. Roosevelt
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      INSULL'S ARREST.
      47 11 A Mowed To Co To Nursing Home. Atl'i Samuel [nsull has been taken to n musing home. Hi- lawyer applied f( pel mission mi the ground of the condition of his client's heart. Thi I i. considering the 'i">. tion of continuance i.i detention. Keuter.
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    "ADMIRABLE SUMMARY" OF DECENTRALISATION.
    1833 12 Full Text Of The Times Article And Comment. hal is regarded as the Colonial Office's summing up of both sides of Malaya's Decentralisation controversy is contained in an article in The Times upon the departure of Sir Samuel Wilson, Permanent llnder-Secretary of State for the Colonies,
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    CAPT. A. P. GOLDMAN.
    213 12 Farewell Dinner To S.V.C. Officer. Over 150 guests and members wtrs present at the farewell dinner given by A (Machine Gun) Company of the S.V.C. to their captain, Mr. A. P. Goldman, who is f/iortly going on leave, at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday night. After
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    300 12 Further Charges Preferred Against European. Further charges of cheating were mentioned in the case against two Europeans and two Chinese, who appeared before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second Police j Magistrate, charged with cheating in respect of $1,500, a few days ago, when the case was transferred
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    WORRIED OVER WORK.
    170 12 Suicide of Harbour Board Engineer. (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Nrv. 6. A coroner's inquiry into the death of Mr. Gordon Jame^ Wright, a Harbour P.oard engineer, whose body wat> found hanjring in a godown of the Harbour Board on Monday, was held today when a verdict
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    SIR C. CLEMENTI.
    82 12 Now in Residence At Bel Retiro. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 5. H. E. the Governor arrived here from Kuala Lumpur by train this morning. The Government launch brought him across from Prai. The Resident Councillor and the Harbour Master received him at Victoria Pier, and
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    THE CAPITOL.
    206 12 Sherlock Holmes Solves Another Mystery. Once more British films have scored a success for "The Sleeping Cardinal," which started a short season at the Capitol on Saturday, is easily among the best mystery plays seen for along time. It is adopted from two stories of the famous Sherlock
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    NOT SO INNOCENT.
    307 12 Tobacco Among Fish And Fireworks. What was hidden inside an innocentlooking basket which had a layer of fish on top was revealed before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, on Saturday, when a Chinese was charged with importing tobacco into the Colony, or alternatively, possession of
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    SUNDAY CINEMAS.
    162 12 Home Office Attitude Defined. Permission to open Birmingham cinemas on Sunday next was granted by tho Birmigham Bench, when a new application was made. The previous week the Bench refused to grant tho application, holding the viewthat though the attendants gave their services free, they were still employe.l,
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    I TRAFFIC INSPECTOR CHARGED.
    544 12 Said to Have Taken Hush-Money." A serious charge was preferred against an Asiatic traffic inspector before Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Jud:?e, on Saturday, Inspector Koon was charged with giving false evidence to a public servant, namely, Mr. G. C. Mow dith, the Registrar of
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    THE PAVILION.
    177 12 Mr. Bill, The Conqueror,"— A 8.1.P. SUccess. The new 8.1.P. picture, "Mr. Bill, The Conqueror," stairing Henry Kendall and Heather Angel, who by the way, has just accepted a big contract with Fox, is a very acceptable contribution to the films. The story concerns a young man. Sir
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    RAFFLES HOTEL.
    64 12 To-night there will he a triple attraction at Raffles celebrated ballroom, when the band of the "President Adams n (Chack Lloyd's orchestra) and Raffles famous orchestra will take it in turns to provide the dance music, fteeidoa this. Messrs. Cameron Alston and Gordon Wakeford will appear in a
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    GAGGED WITH ONIONS!
    61 12 GAGGED WITH ONIONS A robbery occurred about a.m. mi Sunday morning in a ciguretto shop in Tanjong Pagar Road. Three Chinese are alleged to have broken in, and, after binding up and gagging with onions, ihe proprietor and two others, decamping with about $30 worth of goods. Six people have
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    Malayan Rugby—Selangor's Revenge On Negri-Malacca.—S.C.C. Swamped. MALAYAN RUGBY GAMES.
    765 13 Malayan Rugby Selangor's Revenge On Negri-Malacca. S.C.C. Swamped. MALAYAN RUGBY GAMES. S.C.C. Rattled. GLOUCESTERS WIN BY LARGE MARGIN. Had the Gloucester Regiment taken full advantage of til the i.ries scored, their defeat of the S.C.C. at Tanglin on Saturday would have been even more crush. lg than it was. The
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    M.C.C.'S HUGE SCORE AT ADELAIDE.
    304 13 Larwood Punishes S.A. Bowlers. The >!.('.(. tourists made the biKKent Mcore of their tour so far against South Australia by compiling ii.tl for the losof nim- wickets. They thus laid the (Jriirmett "bogey" for that bowler took only four wickets for 176 runs, while in
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    MALAYA CUP.
    101 13 .lohorc's XV To Meet Singapore. The followin-r haw I« in\ iled to play Rugby for Johorc in th- Malaya Cup match atraiti.-i Singap i c on Saturday ..t Rencum. kick off at i. p.m. >harp: J. B. Dudgeon (cap!. l: A. McCombic, H. J. HuishaU. W. J. Parke*
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    SELANGOR'S REVENGE.
    454 13 ball. He sent to Brings who went well ahead but in attempting to side-steo Mucauley. -lip|nd. which was an unfortunate ending to the Combined Stati.-s chances of equalising. Malacca-Negri Beaten In Second Match. (From Our Own Correspondent.. Malacca, Nov. 7. Selangor 8 pi-.; Negri-Malacca S pts. Selangor took
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    ISLANDS WIN.
    136 13 Superior Back Play By Visitors. South Johore nil Islands XV 8 pts. By eight points (a geal and a try) to nil, the South Johore fif.een, playing on tlit Johore Civil Servi-e Club ground, lost at Rugby to Lie Inlanas XV on Saturday. A feature of the plas
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    HOCKEY MATCHES IN MALAYA.
    725 13 Malacca Beaten. SINGAPORE'S EASY WIN. Singapore 5 Malacca 1 The Singapore hockey side which met Malacca on Saturday on the Padang justified general expectations by winning the match by five goals to one. i The game was rather one-sided, Singapore being on the offensive most of
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    R.A. START WELL.
    968 13 Volunteers Lose By Odd Goal. R.A. 2; Volunteers 1. Turning out with only ten men. the Volunteers played the one-back game when they met the Royal Artillery at Blakan Mat! yesterday, and the home team won by the odd goal in three. The Artillery deserved their victory,
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    FOR POPPY DAY.
    234 13 Penang Easily Defeat Herald XV. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 6. In a Rut'by football match played on the Esplanade today m aJi of the Poppy Day Fund, Penang's A team defeated H.M.S. Herald by 22 points (two goals ard four tries) to nil. Penang, who
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    TONIGHTS BOXING.
    133 13 Tournament for Poppy Day Funds. 1 Several interesting fights, including at' exhibition contest between Con Cordero and Battling Giijllermo, will take place at the Great World stadium tonight, Sat net proceeds to be given to the Poppy Day Fund. Nicky Sullivan, who has not been sen in action
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    A GREAT FINISH.
    117 13 Canzoneri Retains His Title. New York, Nov. 4. 1 In a contest for the lightweight championship of the world, Tony Canzoneri, the holder, beat Billy Petrolle on pom's over 15 rounds. There were 19,000 spectators. Petrolle was aggiessive in the early rounds, opening a cut on Cansoneri's
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    BRENTFORD RETAIN UNBEATEN RECORD.
    302 13 Leaders In Form. FINE AWAY SUCCESS BY ARSENAL. London. Nov. 5. THE results of mat-lies played today in the English and Sc-'tish Leagues were as follows I Jyde Cnwdenbeath East Stirling Hearts I-Kri.amock Morton Jlothcrwell I'trt-ck Th. St. Johnstone Xh'rd Lunuik Banyan ti AirrTrironuiiis 4 Ayr
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    LEAGUE TABLES.
    118 13 Arsenal Lead Villa By One Point. Tlx 1 positions of teams in the Knglish and Scottish Leagues t'lday an |r.|lows: -jml uiviMun*. p. w. i. d. r. a. ptM Am '-al U n> i I U -jo 88 Aston Villa II 1 1 IJ t\ Derby Co. II
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      HOCKEY MATCHES IN MALAYA.
      151 14 (Continued from page 13). Bingley; Lieut. Adderley, Lieut. Cumbcrlege, Capt. More, Moonshi Khan and Ingram. Volunteers: Session; R. A. Ashworth; G. Ross, R. N. Elliott and E, C, Watson; Riches, L. Strachan. N. Sullivan, Westerhout and P. C. Sands. MooQshi Kuan, who was prominent in the
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      POLICE IN FORM.
      254 14 Score Five Times Against Ceylon S.C. Police T>: C.S.C. ...0 The Police earned a well-merited victory over the Ceylon Sports Club at hockey on Saturday afternoon at Balcstier Koad by the big margin of five clear goals after a game during which the home side had never
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      WOMEN'S HOCKEY.
      184 14 Thursday's Match in AM Of Poppy Day Fund. Miss Griffith-Jone*' XI 3 Girls' S.C. 1. A women's hockey match between Misa Griffith-Jone*' eleven and the Girls' Sports. Club, will be played on the S.C.C. padang on Thursday in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. In preparation for this,
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      SPORTING FIXTURES.
      196 14 Today, November 7. Hockey: S.R.C. "A" vs. Khalsa Assn., B.R.C. (jrd. S.C.C. XI vs. Old Rafflesians, Padang; Police vs. Medical College Union, Thompson Rd. H.K.S. Battery vs. Chinese. Blakan Mati; Raffles College vs. 6.30 p.m. A.P.C., R.C. grd S.C.R.C. 11l vs. V.M.C.A. 111. S.C.R.C. ground. Annual Meeting of
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      "IT'S A VERY GOOD NEWSPAPER."
      17 14 The' is the consensus of local opinion on the Singapore Daily N.ewt,
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      SINGAPORE TURF CLUB RACES.
      563 14 Handicaps for Opening Day. The following are the handicaps for ths opening day of the Singapore Turf Club November meeting on Friday next Race 1. Ponies, C!ms 111 (B'/t furlongs).—Timbwng 9, Mickey Mouse 8.13, Srlome ,8.13, Snrfcigkeil 8.10, Mada 8.9, Kilat 8.5, The Armanian P. 5,
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      MALAY LEAGUE.
      291 14 Full Points for Darul Bahar. Darul Bahar s;.S'pore I'eranakan.s 0 In an A division football match of the M.F.A. League, Darul Bahar scored runaway victory over the Singapore Peranakans by five clear goals at Jalan Besar yesterday afternoon. The winners gave a great exhibition of fast and clever
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    216 15 LOCAL GOLF. S.G.C. November Bogey. The Singapore Golf Club Novcmlwr iMigey competition *v playcl at BukU Timah on Saturday and Sunday, and "A" Division resulted in a i« between \V. W. Peterson and T. Black, lut in accordance with the conditions the l,e is decided M I lie
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    PENANG'S SUCCESS.
    312 15 Weak Defence Causes Perak's Downfall. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. The weather kept tine today for the inter-state foot) all match between i IVnanpr and Perak at Penang in aid of Poppy Day r"und, although the ground was swampy follow ing overnight rain. Quite an interesting match
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    SELANGOR CUP.
    212 15 (•oallcss Draw In Final. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. i. Perhaps the finest football match thi<j ■■MM *v witnessed toilay at the' Stadium in the tii:al of the Cup co:upo:ition bciwiTii the tirst teams of the j Chinese and the Kuala Rovers, which ended in haw,
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    SELANGOR DRAW WITH PERAK.
    603 15 Forwards Miss Chances At Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 4. In an inter-State hockey match here today Selangor drew with Perak, each side scoring once. Selangor had great hopes in their new i-intreforwaid, Cariaopa, who *as formerly a centrt- half, and appeared
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    HOME RUGBY.
    92 15 County Championship Results. London, Nov. 5. The results of the more prominent i of today's Rugby matches are: 1 ('ai)ihi -idift U. .'< London Scots fanliff 18 Blackheath 8 "ipvi-ntry 11 Rugby' »3 Devonpoit B*m. Plymouth A. 10 Clourrstcr 8 Swansea 8 'luy's H. IS Northampton I Marlciuins
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    ETON CRITICISED.
    105 15 Governing Body Still Mediaeval. The Duke of Rutland, speaking at the I oju'iiinij of a new residential hall at lx>ujfhborou(rh College, Leicestershire, stated that he thought that it would M a good idea if the Governing Body of Eton College would go to Loughborough to look at the
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    RESCUE OF CAPT. VON. GRONAU.
    1025 15 Singapore Interview. FLYING-BOAT IN A ROUGH SEA. In the possession of Capt- H. W. Wells of the s.B. Karagola is a handsome silver salver. Engraved in the centre is a miniature German flying boat. Arcund this are the words, "To Capt. Wells, s.s. Karagola, rur
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    FAMOUS BASEBALL TRIO.
    467 15 Total of $150,000 For Transfer. New York, Sept. 28. One of the most sensational deal in baseball was made today. Connie Mack, manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, has sold Al Simmons, "Mule" Haas and Jimmy Dykes to the Chicago White Sox for an unnamed sum. The amount
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      159 15 liV BEARINGS ELIMINATES ALL FRICTION STOCKED BY m UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED SINGAPORE BRANCHES. Hi^Sl^^ ALL BEARING METALS. THE FLOWER OF FOLDING SPECTACLES po k»t than a watch or powder hex in > J^^^9^yTlM^tw^tlM Lady's hand batf. Ide.il for ilres* we»r, j^H tf 9] 'fl F~^E cards, social functions and at
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    MAHARAJAH'S WILL.
    152 16 Preserving Privacy Of His Family. The will has been proved in London of Maharajah Deb Shuroshcr Jung liana Bahadur, of Nepal, and the Palace of Fairlawn, Jharipani. late Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief in Nepal. Property in England is \alued at £301. The will stated: I direct that should
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    CAB WRECKED.
    95 16 But Driver Escapes Serious Injury. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 5. Mr. A. J. Drake, of the legal firm of Presgrave and Mathews, had a narrow escape this mornfng while driving his car along Farquhar Street near the E. and O. Hotel when the car skidded and
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    FLYING OVER MOUNT EVEREST.
    2199 16 FLYING NOTES. British Pilots Plan Attack On Earth's Highest Peak A' Great Adventure New Height Record Attempt Research And Experiment Test Pilot's Heroism Ailiiuur Of The Oil Engine Mails At 200 M.P.H. London Melbourne In Seven Days London, Oct. 11. Flying men have never planned a
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    SOVIET STEAMERS FOR FAR EAST.
    104 17 Purchases From North German Lloyd. Bremen, Nov. 4. Interest has been aroused by the sale to the Soviet Union of the North German Lloyd steamer Anhalt, 16.600 tons which is intended by Russians for service in Far Eastern waters. Negotiations are proceeding for the sale
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    31 17 Dinner And Dance On New Years' Eve. There will l>e a dinner and dance at the Singapore Club on New Year's Eve. Details will I* announced to members later.
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    COTTON STRIKE ENDS.
    19 17 London, Nov. .V The cotton rtrik* has nM anil work will he resumed .11 Monday. Router.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT.
    299 17 Mr. Lansbury States Labour's Remedies. London, Nov. 4. The Labour Party's remedies for unemployment were outlined in the House of Commons by Mr. Lansbury when moviig a motion expressing concern at the volume of unemployment and welcoming "all proper measures to deal with it." Mr. Lansbury 's suggestions included
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    SUN LIFE CO.
    182 17 President Sues Publisher For Libel. Montreal, Oct. 11. Mr. J. J. Harpell, president of the Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., appeared in 'court today on a preliminary hearing of the charge of criminally libelling Mr. T. B. Macaulay, president <>f the Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada
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    ELUSIVE MONKEY.
    182 17 At Home Among Rafters Of New York Pier. For more than a .-.10r.m a large Turkey has been living among the raftera of one of the New York piers. I.; is lielie\ea the. monkey was me wfeieb escaped from a cargo brought fro.n India by 'lie freighter City
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    AIRCRAFT LANDING.
    116 17 Wingj-Tilting Invention For Safety. An invention for automatically tilting the wings of aircraft as they are landing lias been patented by Armstrong Whitworth, Ltd., of Coventry. The wings are pivoted about a transverse axis at two-thii-Js of the distance form the leading edge. As the aivrraft comes in
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    EUROPE HOTEL.
    50 17 Special application was made by Mr. E. N. Taylor, Assistant Official Assignee, in the Supreme Court this morning to have Mr. J. Crawford appointed special manager of the KurojH' Hotel Ltd., in place of Mr. H. R. Waring, who is seriously ill. An order in term* was made.
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    TOWN PLANNING.
    266 17 Protest Against Threat To Caesar's Camp. A meeting of Wimbledon residents was held in King's School Hall to discuss the Wimbledon Town Planning scheme. The scheme, it. may be recalled, if carried out, will entail the building over of a large tact of land, at present occupied by
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    LEAGUE EXPENDITURE
    195 17 Objection to Money Being Spent in Russia. Geneva, Oct. 12. The budget of the [nterni<r«nal Labour Office was debated this inorninp by the Fourth Committee of th* Lcfijrm Assembly. Mr. H. B. Butler, DirautM <>.' il.» Office, was able to show trat a ?<i. ing of 150,006 gold
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    EUROPE'S PERIL.
    272 17 Germany and Treaty Of Versailles. Mr. Lloyd George was the principal speaker at the annual meeting of the Peace Society at the Guildhall, London. "From my knowledge of the machinery of war," Mr. Lloyd George said, "it is more terrible today than it was in 1914, when it
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    THEATRES FOR SALE.
    148 17 Offered at Auction And Withdrawn. Manchester, Ocx. 12. One of the most interesting property auctions which has taken place in the North of England for many yean vas held in Manchester today when five theatres were put up for sale by auction. They were the Pavilion Theatre,
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    SHANGHAI COURTS.
    99 18 Questions in British Parliament. London, Nov. 5. The question of the administration of justice in the Settlement of Shanghai will be raised in Parliament on Monday, when .Sir John Wardlaw-Milne will ask the Korean Secretary, whether any, and if t^ what, steps have lieen taken by Gov«rnment to
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    REPORT DENIED.
    95 18 German War Minister I And Italy. Rome, Nov. 5. The report that General von Schleicher secretly visited Reme and intervieked Rijrnor Mussolini and the Italian War Minister is authoritatively denied. Renter. A Reutsr Wireless message from Paris, dsted Nov. stated: The Milan correspondeVit of the Journal des Defeats
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    JUGOSLAVIA.
    91 18 Report Of Queen's Illness Confirmed. Carlsharl. Nov. 5. Queen Marie of Yugoslavia is stated to bV> scry ill with gallstone*. A specialist wa.- summoned by telephone after her arrival. A Czechoslovakia!) Poreign Office official admitted unofficially that special arecautions hail U-en taken in connection with the Quern's journey owing
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    OFFENDERS PARDONED.
    103 18 6,000 Affected By Amnesty In Italy. Borne, iiV >'■ 1 believed ii.;it over 6,oft arf affected by the amnesty decree. Detail how thi persona un I iint mini- than flvr yean "ill h> Wtenctij remitted, hatwwen live arm ten years will have threo yi-ar 'r. n ion and
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    LOST TRAINING SHIR
    53 18 j Commander Acquitted Uy Court .Martial. f London. Nov. Captain liuhfus of the training ship Niobe, which sunk with the loss of til lives, has hei i> acquitted l>y the court martial at Kiel on the charge of neglect pf duty. The Court held him to bo
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    IN SZECHWAN.
    318 18 Still Awaiting a Real Settlement. Shanghai, Nov. 7. The situation in the Szechwan civil war between Gem. l.iv Wes-hni (Commander of the 2-lth Army) ami (Jen. Liv Siang (Commander Of the l>lst Army* is stil! showing little prog i eat in the direction of a peaceful settlement although
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    IN SHANTUNG.
    179 18 Rival Armies Being Evacuated. Shanghai, \ov. 7. j A force of marines under Admiral Chen i Hunjr-lieh has taken over control of Chefoo from the garrison of Gen. Liv Chen-nien (the Chefoo warlord) who ha> been engaging in a civil war with (len. Han Fu-ohu (the Governor of
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    115 18 The NMiM took pij'.cr on Friday at St. CwMf Church, i'man«r, of Mr. M. A. Brooke, of tlic- stuT of the Kamunting Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.. T;.ipiinr, i-nd Miss I?. M. Marshall, of iJ.ilwich, London, who arrive <i from Home hy the Sarpedon. The Xi v. Kej>pe! Cm-uivr. (\>ionial Chaplain,
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    FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
    184 18 Seeking a Non-Aggression Pact. Toulouse, Nov. 6. The fact that agreement has already been reached on essential points in the negotiations for a pact of non-aggression with Russia was revealed by M. Herriot in a survey of foreign affairs at the Radical-Socialist Congress. He vehemently re-affirmed France's
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    BANKS & SOCIALISTS.
    254 18 BANKS SOCIALISTS. Grave Warning From Sir H. Samuel. Sir Herbert Samuel, speaking in Middlesbrough, referred to the Socialists' plan for taking over the banks. He observed from the reports of the Labour Party conference, he said, that the party had by no means learned the lesson of the last General
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    HIGH TAXATION.
    123 18 Protest by 100 French Trade Committees. Pan*, Oct. tl More than JOO trade; COBmitteoa, under which are grouped the most ciivtrse inllMllstl and trades in France, have joined together in a central organisation called the Comic de Salut Kconomique. The object of this committee is tj inform the
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    YOUNG CRIMINALS.
    124 18 These Children Musft Be Disillusioned." Referring to the fact that two-thiH* of the prisoners at Cheshire Quarter Sessions one day were under the age of 21, the Chairman (Major Royds) said. "When I first came to this court SO years ago most of the prisoners were middle-aged, or
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    CONSCIENCE !
    66 18 CONSCIENCE Spy For The Soviet Gives Himself Up. Warsaw, Nov. 4. A conscience-striken army reserve officer, Captain Rudnicki, has charged himself with espionage and the murder of Polish citizens in hi.-j capacity as Ogpu Commissar and also with committing bigamy four times. Rudnicki, who has been carrying on espionage, since
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    SOVIET ANNIVERSARY.
    136 18 Precautions Against Comunists. Today, 15 yeara apo, the Military Revolutionary Committee of the Petrograd Soviet seized the Russian Government authority and handed it over the 'next day" to the All-Russian Congress of Soviets. The event 11 being celebrated by Communists. Special police precautions are being taken in Singapore,
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    THE BRIGHTER SIDE OF LIFE IN BRITAIN.
    2853 19 Hats Off To Harold— Th' Poor Simp— An Exquisite Play Lovely Girl Leaps Into Fame Adventures Of A Harmless Young Virgin Did Shakespeare Pinch It Victoria Meets Sheba A Shop Assistant's Second West End Success Talking About Films. i I ...in Our Own
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    SULTAN'S SPOONS.
    127 19 When "Collectors" Visit Johore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 25. According to the Daily Record ami Mail, a Glasgow paper, the Sultan of Johore's famous collection of gold plate is suffering from the attentions of souvenir hunters." In fact, not to put too fine a point on
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      SIR GEORGE MAXWELL.
      626 19 The Statutory Powers Of The Chief Secretary. To *he Editor of the Straits Times. j Sir, I recently published a list (taken I at random from four consecutive copie- <>i' the F.M.S. Government Gazette) of 21 enactments, under which the British Residents in a few weeks' time
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      CAMERON HIGHLANDS.
      334 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Settlement of the Cameron Highlands being seriously retarded by the amazing procedure of Government in recording the applications for the land of any unknown and unguaranteed applicant who cares to fill in a form together with a sketch (usually erroneous)
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      A RE-SHUFFLE?
      141 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— Have we anything in commemorrtion of Lady Raffles? Nothing— in Singapore, as far as I know. We have Government steam launches named after the wives of former governors, such as Lady Guillemard," Lady Evelyn etc., so why not call the
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      DAYLIGHT SAVING.
      65 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times." Sir, —It is interesting to learn from Leave Well Alone's letter that tho entire community times its daily duties iYom the starting point created by the menial stirring;, yawning, stretching himself, clearing his throat and eventually lighting the fire. Daylight saving
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      65 19 [The Strait* Tlmti U not responsible for the opimom of iti correspondents. Correspondents should bear in mind that letter* must be short and to the point. Long epistles arc liable to be rejected or rut down. Correspondents must enclose their namea and addresses, not necessarily (or publication but as guarantee
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    "PLOT" TO SMUGGLE ARMS AND DRUGS.
    554 19 Alipore Trial. HOW ILLICIT TRADE WAS CARRIED ON. After a trial lasting for about a year, evidence was closed at Aliporc, on Oct. 2ti in the case in which Ahmed Shah, PMa wari of Ekbalpore, and 45 others were charged before Mr. P. C.
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      223 19 Today's Crossword Puzzle JBCMZZTZ "ZiZII (CLUES.) ACROSS. ik. Flow IS. De.sirv.u1 SfMTii-c of cloth AnkW-wrar I Lock l.r,ii r M. Workshop It, L.-ir,., bird 2:( Whim II Anna! TaU II rompotiurr Pools I.V S :;<■. Division of Crrat Britain Xi l'ar;i; w,|,l, Kinsman I.. 15Y.,1.1. I :ifl Mltl Mineral lariat
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    Lord O'Neill Marries At St. Margaret's.
    65 20 PRETTY WEDDING The marriage of Miss Anne Geraldine < hart« ris. daughter of the Hon. Guy t hurleris, to Lord O'Neill, took place at St. Margaret's) Church, Westminster. London, The photo shows the bridal procession leaving the church. (Planet News.) CHURCH CONSECRATED:— Dr. Cosmo
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    31 20 TRIALS AT HATFIELD A fin c action picture of 'Donkelve Ingot", retrieving a partridge over a wire li-ikt during the Golden lub retriever trials, at Brocket Hall, near Hatfield. (Planet News.)
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    27 20 WAUMHIfG THROUGH THE Ml'D Girl competitors in the Mitcham women's cross-country run, ploughing through the mud, during the run from Peacock Farm near Maiden, Surrey. (Planet News.)
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    42 20 WRECKED BOMBER An examination being made of the wreckage, of th f wrecked Rswsd Air Force bombing machine which crashed at Gedalming. Surrey, with engine trouble. Two o Ricers were killed and four others escaped by jumping with their parachutes. (Planet News.)
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    43 20 LUCK IN THE SWEEP .Some of the 24 girl machinists of the firm of B. and F. Schneider, in Cambridge. Koad, Mile End, London, drew two tickets in the Irish Sweep, on the Ceaarewitch. One of the tickets. van Bonny Brighteyeo. (Planet News.)
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