The Straits Times, 13 November 1937

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    39 1 The Straits Times (ESTABLISHED NEARLY A 3KNTUR f.l THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA 2« PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times £0 PMiKS SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS!
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      103 1 SINGAPORE: 140. CECIL (PHONE 5471), //ere 's o new If JOHNSON (SEA HORSE) I PRODUCT PORTABLE SELF PRIMING 1 DRAINAGE PUMPS The complete power pump incorporating the famous Sea Horse motor only weighs 85 lbs.- Has a capacity of 195 gallons per minute at 1 1 ft. head cost under
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      202 1 \/%r^9m9Lt*\> Why not call to-day and secure first \f /^^^~jmmk/^~^ choice of this specially selected stock ]^M ROBINSONS and seasonable movelties liilife^"-: /i TOYS DOLLS. CAMES, CHRISTMAS CARDS |^^^^!5^ CALENDARS, BOOKS. MECHANICAL MODELS Famy mik lianaicerchiefs. Ladies' Silk Stockings, Silk Scarves, Blouses. Junipers, Children's Rompers and Overalls, D'Oyleys, Table Cloths
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      176 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 25. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3683 > foto-portrait o at studio 33 by o f oto -artist only Keep in step with M v Yeu wilt if you choose Jt^ X s^£s Mr i AH fSTEP in the forefroni of lasliion in your new X Shoes! Light and graceful,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    27 2 The relatives of ihe late Mr. V. D. Knowles thank all his friends for their sympathy r.nd for the many beautiful wreaths sent to the funeral.
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      346 2 MlLLAR.—November 12. at Maternity Hospital, Singapore, to Joan, wife of Malcolm Miliar. a daughter. BLACK—STEELE: At Singapore Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Stephen Band on Nov. 12. Thomas Black. C.A. only son of the late J. O. Black. MA. and Mrs. Black of Fraserburph, Aberdeenshire. to Mary Jane only daughter
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      599 2 WANTED WANTBB TO BUY 20 to 30 acres :i'.iture rubber. Reply Box No. 9U, Straits Times. WANTED by bachelor furnished house per Dec. 1 or a little later. Letters to No. 108, Strains Times. GOOD HOME wanted for local dog. Nine months' old. Of good, clean appearance. Excellent house dog.
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      750 2 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET LARGE HOUSE in TangUn with two acre compound. Furnished to let from December 1. 3 double-bedded rooms, each with private verandah, dressing room, bathroom (English baths) ana separate w.c. Hail, Lounge. Dinlng-ioom, servery < Refrigerator), storeroom, china pantry, four servants' rooms. Garage (2 cars) and driver's
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      671 2 AUCTION NOTICE AULi. ALE of handsome design, well-made polished teak household furniture of every description including Single iron bedsteads with beddings, H.M.V. table model gramophone with dance records, beauiiful wall pictures, crockery, glassware, plants, etc (The property of Mrs. E. M. Baumgarten). To be held at No. 432, Orchard Road
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      411 2 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. This is to notify the public that Mr. Pm Keat Khcng is no more under my employ aivi that he is not authorised to have any dealing! on my behalf. ALAN LOKE. JELEBU TIN DREDGING LTD. (Incorporated in the FM.S.i NOTICE is hereby given that the Snare
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      117 2 fiSH* PERMANENT ,■<> .pon H f>r -.a;i'fae- iC\ :ion N P rIGARO i URESSk'Rs 03. Bras Basah Rd. and Raffle* tK.tr! Phorr *B'>B BUSINESS CARDS ETC MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mrs HARU and Miss H/"< 60. WATERLOO STREET Telephone 7467. THE SFX LIFE OF MAN AND WOMAN A practical
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      188 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Singapore witn.u -lutsice Without Maiava Malaya Postapr M«nibl> i 3.0* 4.H S 2 50 CJtarterH t 8 30 MM 7.M Hall Vurh M7.M $24 00 S1S0O Tearr* S34 .§»> WN *30 00 Not* OutslatMD -tir«ju» should include Ui. nsoil <iank dtoemnt ADVERTISEMENT RATES The rharge* and .mUrncMoim far
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      710 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Inorpurauro ir England' MML PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSI'I Alt ANL ORIENTAL S N CO t NDEH CONrnACT WITH HIS MAJESTY S t>OVERNMENI LONDON aNC FAR EAST MAI' SERVICE OI TWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN Due Tonnage Spore •Ml it's SSSn*
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      382 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) (Incorporated id Japan) GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. SHORT TRIPS TO JAPAN VIA HONCXOMG S£ KASHIMA MARU Nov. 16 mj. YASUKUNI MARU ss. HAKONE MARO Dec 13 ss. PUSHIMI MARU Dec 27 sjs. HAKOZAKI MARU Jan. 9 Round trip tickets available for
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      595 3 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE DECEMBER 11th 31st, 1937. BANGKOK SAIGON ANGKOR PNOM PENH LUXURIOUS ONE b -CLASS MOTORSHIP "BORINGI A" (12.5 M tons displacement I ALL CABINS HAVE ADJOINING PRIVATE BATH ENJOY IO DAYS VACATION AT SEA AND TOURING SIAM and INDO-CHINA ROUND TRIP FARE $140.— (excluding stay ashore in
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      157 3 B. I. S. N. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in EnglanU) APCAR LINE FOR HONG KONG. MOJI KOBI AND OSAKA SANTHIA 8.0»0 18th Nov. 3 p.m. Excellent medern accommodation foi flrsi and second class oassengers. Spcciaj noilday return tickets interchangeable witli P. Sc O. 8 N. CO. Issued at chear rate* HAKPER.
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      1041 3 REPRESENTING. T\n BI.CF FVNNEI LINC (Ocean Ihe ll oa Khiow Steamshis Co (IM'?> Ltd Slean Ship Co.. LM and Chlaa Mutual Cunard While Stai Ltd Sleam Navigation Co. Ltd Aberdeen Sc Commonwealth Line Ih f strait; Steamstaia Co Ltd Shaw Sarill AIMod Co Ltd The China Navigation Co LM Ihe
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  • SHIPPING & MAILS.
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      PASSENGERS FROM AUSTRALIA.
      220 4 The following were passengers that disembarked from the Nieuw Ho. land which arrived from Australia this "norning Miss E. P. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Bucknell. Sir Henry and Lady Brackenbury. Mr. G. P. Barry, Mr. G. V. CornweU, Mr. H. H. Cobon, Mrs. D. Colquhorn.
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      THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      125 4 Saturday, November 13 Ships «loniMdr the Wharves »r expected n arrive. KEPPEL HAKT.OUR Main Wharf Lcn. Sir T. Fraser. Utti. Mary Rose, Restorer, Lch. Moonstone, Tomohon. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wnarl Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tan Jong Pa«ai Albert Dock Giang Seng. Victoria Dock Nil.
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      NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—AMSTERDAM
      25 4 NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL SING APORE— AMSTERD A M The air mall dispatched from Singapore on Nov. 7, was delivered In London i on Nov. 12.
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      306 4 Today Djambi (Toba) 3 pm North Borneo, Brunei and Labuan (Darvel) 3.30 p.m. Germany (Parcels only) (Donau) ..3.30p.m. Sarawak (generally > Bintulu (Darvel) 3.30 p.m. Miri (Darvel) 3.30 p.m. Trengganu (Parcels only) (Hong Ho) 3.30 p.m. Bigan, Bengkalis Selat Pandjang (Toboali) 4 p.m Laboean Bilik (Jarak) 4
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      AIR MAILS.
      97 4 INWARD. Wearnrs From renaii* and Kuala Lumpur Arrives every evening, except Sundays. Dutch: From Netherlands India: Arrives this afternoon. Imperial: From Europe: Arrives tomorrow. Qantas: From Australia: Arrives tomorrow afternoon. X.L.M.: From Europe: Arrives tomorrow evening. OUTWARD. VV'earnes To Kuals. Lumpur and Penang: Mails close 6 a.m. daily
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      187 4 Mails from Netherlands Indies expected today, Nov. 13, by air (K.LM.) wi':l be delivered to boxholders at 5.30 p.m. General delivery of letters and parcels on Nov. 15, at 8.25 a.m. Mai's from Penang and Kuala Lumpur expected today, Nov. 13, by air 'Internal Service) will be delivered
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      IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—LONDON.
      21 4 IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE— LONDON. The air mail dispatched from Singapore on Nov. 3, was delivered in London an Nov. 11.
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      EXCHANGES.
      91 4 London, Not. 12. Paris l47KAtheat M 7* New York t.Mfe Bucharest ***** Montreal 4.98' i. seller* Brussels 29.36 V., Rio 4'i Geneva 21. 60 It seller* official Amsterdam 9.01U Belgrade 216 Milan 9*\ Buenos Aires unquoteo Berlin 12.36 Montevideo 39 13 ".6 Matl/ia nominal sellers official ;ouenhairer> 71. 40
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      BRITISH TEXTILES EXHIBITION.
      433 4 A New Location Next year. *FHE value and attractiveness of the British Textiles Exhibition, the Textile Section of the British Industries Fair, will be much enhanced next February by its modern setting in the new Earls Court exhibition building which is the largest exhibition building in the
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      MUNITION WORKS FOR WALES.
      112 4 To Be Started Shortly. IMPERIAL Chemical Industries has been commissioned by the Government to erect a factory on Its Landore site at Swansea, for the manufacture of munitions. It is anticipated that building will start shortly. The Government's action is obviously a measure to relieve unemployment
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      POPE'S HEALTH IS SLIGHTLY WORSE.
      127 4 Affected By Too Much Exertion. Rome, Nov. 12. J5EPORTS that a sudden change for the worse has occurred in the Pope's health are declared oy Vatican circles to be in certain respects exaggerated. It is admitted, hcwever, tnat largely owing to over-exertion since his return
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      JAPANESE ENVOY VISITS GERMANY.
      57 4 Berlin, Nov. 12. pOLONEL TAKAHASHIO, of the Japanese general staff, arrived in Berlin today after visiting Washington, London, Paris and Warsaw. His visit to Berlin is said to be Informal. It Is stated he will inform the Japanese Ambassador of the situation In China and also
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      644 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. 1 incorporate' 10 p M 8.) LLOYDS AGENTS:— r.OOKIKO MMm KM.!> lU.VS Ulll -tIAM STATES K.ULWAYS. TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Passage 5431. CANADIAN mau^L Mr-m* ii cACI Fl C lnroroorateo id Caglana) *Hk -kMMttSS' KOOTK >n>r« Hi VNS-PAt IHC SERVICES tta HONOLULU m *tn» CMPKESS to VANCOL'VEK— ACROSS
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      103 4 CARGO SERVICE. CALLING VI PKNANU IOWJIIIO BUM BAY KARACHI *.DEN SOU PORI SAID PIRAEUS. SUSAK FUME, BRINDISI, VENIC* rillfcSTfc L»eavuu> Sineaoor' m.v. FUSIJAMA Nov. 23 CALLING Al BAIAVIA SAIGON UONti KONG SHANGHAI KOBI TOKOfIAMA Lieavint m.v. SUMATRA Nov 23 IGHI PL£ASi TO THE MJENI OCTOBER RUBBER CROPS The following rubber
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      104 4 imcorporaiea tn Straus Settlements) ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. dnearDor&ted is England) FOR HAVRE, LONDON ROTTERDAM HAMBURG VU i>ort< *M Saei CSkUI Out Sallr terry op athens nov 29 Dec a CITY OP CHRISTCHURCH Dec. 30 Jan 2 tCallt Glasgow FOR HALIFAX, BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. Oue salif CITY
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      294 4 ISTHMIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. (Incorporateo is 0.8. A.) 8081-ON NEW fORS BALIIMOHB VIA SUEZ CA.NAI Due SalU STEEL TRAVELER Nov. 25 Nov. 2» STEEL ~H Nov. 30 Dec. 10 KLAVENESS LINE. (locorsoniMo v Norway) tOB \NGKLKf tAf, FRANCISCO LJmlteo out exce'.'«>ni jauengci Accommodation Availawe Pare to U» Angtltr ot Sai) Pran<:lscr
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      409 4 mai.AYAN METEOROLOGICAL. SERVICE. Daily Weather Report. Stations vestal day Last night max rain- oright min temr, fab s'shine temp •F inches dm. °F Vest Coast Alor Star 89 0.47 4.7 74 Bayan Lepa? (Penang) 87 0.01 7.9 75 Sitiawan 91 0.08 6.9 74 Buklt Jerarr. 89 Nil 8.3 73 Malacca
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    Lawn Tennis. CLUB WINNERS.
    75 5 Lawn Tennis. CLUB WINNERS. NA Two Championship Successes For Sakata. 'From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. 11. The Negri Sembilan Club's tournament is just over and the final results are: Men's Championship —M. Sakata; runner-up, V. M. Francis. Men' Doubles Championship M. Sakata and V. M. Francis; runners-up C. P.
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    OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES.
    97 5 Tokio, Nov. 10. The organisation ccmmlttee for the fifth Olympic Winter Games have fixed the dates for the Games at Sapporo, on Hokkaido island, for Feb. 3 to 14, 1940. These dates will be submitted for approval to the international Olympic Congress in Cairo next spring. The
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    Hockey. TWO LATE GOALS FOR R.A.O.C.
    732 5 Hockey. TWO LATE GOALS FOR R.A.O.C. Chinese Defeated At Hong Lim Green. In a match marked by hard hitting the R.A.O.C. beat the Chinese 2—o at, Hong Llm Green yesterday. Both goals were scored in the last: five minutes, and were beauties executed by Beech from acute angles; from the
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    Yachting. TOMORROWS RACES.
    74 5 Yachting. TOMORROWS RACES. Tomorrow at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club the international 6 metre class will sail the first of a series of three races for the Mllner Challenge Cup. starting at 10 a.m. The "B" class will sail a sweepstake race for a King Alfred Spoon, starting at 10.10
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    Lawn Tennis. S.C.R.C. INVITATION TOURNAMENT.
    361 5 Lawn Tennis. S.C.R.C. INVITATION TOURNAMENT. Four Days' Ties For Next Week. The following ties have been arranged for next week in the S.CRC Invitation tournament: MONDAY Open Singles:—Dr. S. H Tan vi Ltm Yew Jim—Java; Kho Sen Khie's Goh Cheng Hee vs. Y. P. Wee. Dou'ule* Partner. ..Hand. Singles: Dr
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      354 5 ROXY BAR OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT TONIGHT 6 13-915 B9HP'Wr^ i2BßPij TWO LOVABLE COMEDIANS I A* jt IN THEIR MOST HILARIOUS fg^^^lßJß MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW! JACK HULBERT CICELY COURTNEIDGE TAKE MY TIP A Gatmont-Erltlsh Picture Matinees T'»day Sc Torncnw 2 p.m. PADEREWSKI in 'MOONLIGHT SONATA' Also LAUREL and HARDY in BOHEMIAN
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      113 5 OYSTER Sir Malcolm Campbell after he broke the World's Specd boat record was using the same watch on this occasion thai was employed when I raised the land-speed record to 301 m. p. h. in 1935. It was of course one of your Rolex and it gave every satisfaction." At
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      89 5 AMUSEMENT PARKS. DANCE HALLS. ETC. Singapore: GREAT WORLD CABARET: Dance 3.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. NEW WORLD CABARET: Dat.ce 9.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. HAPPY WORLD CABARET: Dance 6.15 p.m. to 1 a.m. Seremban N.S. DANCE HALL: Dancing 9—12. Dance hostesses, first class b-.uia. SPORT. RUGBY: (Malaya Cup. R.N. and
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      84 5 LAST NIGHT TONIGHT! 'FRESH FIELDS' at the VICTORIA THEATRE in aid of Earl Haig's Remembrance Day Fund TiM Press Said IT WAS GOOD PRICES S3, 52, and S1 It's your Last Chance of seeing this brilliant comedy A CHOICE SELECTION OF MODERN (SWISS MADE) I PLATINUM DIAMOND J||| WRIST WATCHES
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      300 5 WHAT IS ON TODAY. HOTELS. RAFFLES HOTEL: Orcnestral concert. 8.15 to 9. 15 p.m. Special Race Dinner and Ball. Cabaret Mi mi de Bonne and Jose Requesen. ADELPHI HOTEL: Special Curry and Sambals Tiffin. COCONUT GROVE: Dlnaer and dance extension. CINEMAS. \I.II.\MBRA: New Faces cf 1937 R.K.O. With Joe Penner
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES—LATEST LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        611 6 issue Vai. Frasers Co. Lyal) Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers C- Ampat Tin 4,3 4 9 4 4>4 4/9 £1 Asam Kumbang 28/- 30/- 29/- 30/£1 Austral Malay 45/- 50/-n. 45/- 50/5/- Ayei Hitam 27/6 29/- 27/6 28/6 1 Ayei Weng 0.35 0.90 0.80 0.90 El Bangrin Tin 23/-
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        GENERAL.
        415 6 1 2 AJex BrlcR Ord. l.oO 1.60 1.50 1.60 2 2 do Prefs. 2.25 2.35 2.20 2.40 10 10 Alias Ice 8.OO11 BOO 10 OOn 1 1 B M Broadcasting J.45 0.55 0.5C 0 60non 1 1 B M Trustee 6.0C 6.75 9 00 6 75 £1 £1 Con
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        239 6 SINGAPUrti MUNJCIPAL. cy e liOl red 1940 MOd.ooo tnt Mar 31 Sept. 30 102 104 norn 4 ',2 7c U>lT< rtd 1947 tJ.600.000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept 30 K)a 110 norn 4»,2% IW rd 1956 tl 000.000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 4 C 113 115 norn 47.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        361 6 Krasei Co Lyall Evatt Alienbv 145 1.55 1.40 1.50 Aioi udjah Amai Malay Ayei :iit am Ayei Molek Ayei Panas Basset: Batu untang Bedford Benta Borelli Brogas Brunei b"n BuKit flukit K. B Buku Kepong Bufcit Vimab ($10) ChangKat Serdane Conneir.ara GleneaJy Plantations Hamilton Haytoi Indragiri jeram K-.iantan
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    521 6 TIN AND RUBBER SHARES IMPROVE. RAUB INTERIM DISAPPOINTS. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Nov. 13. The heavy fluctuations in the price of tin continue. Yesterday London dropped 110s. for both positions bringing three months to £199 and spot to £200 while New "York rose seven-eighths of a
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    London Stock Exchange Irregular.
    108 6 London, Nov. 12. THE Stock Exchange today was irrjgular in v'cw of the approach of the end of the account. Brazilian bends were not dealt in but the developments in Brazil were reflected in a weakening of South American rail stocks .\nd industrials such as Brazilian
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    LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
    374 6 London, Nov. 12. The following aie today s closing middle prces on the Londor StocR Exchange: Shares >i £1 lenonunc.t.or. unless otherwise ?rated: Vester- Rise Iks or Fall r, version Uiati 5 p.c. ■944-64 114 Finding Loan 4 do. 1960-90 11? V War Loan. 3'-.- p.<\ 101
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    FRASER & COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
    174 6 FRASER COMPANY LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Company Dividend 1 TIN Jeiebu Final Nov. 19 K. L. Tin is. Ben iu Kuchai 20% Final Nov. 19 Lmgul 10% Final Nov. 19 t.ukut 10% Final Nov. 23 XJhman Hyci 5% Final Nov. 11 Rawang Cone 2s. Int. Nov. 17 i'aiping Cons 7ij%
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    AMERICAN STOCK AND COMMODITY PRICES.
    438 6 T"HE lollowing quotations are published courtesy ct Messis S. E. Levy and Singapore Messrs Vhite Wela and (Jompany, New York, .-eport oy cable regarding yesterday's markets STOCKS. The marxct abi'ity to hold Wednesday's sharp gains in the averages is highly satisfactory. Near-term movements will continue
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    EXCHANGES
    201 6 The lollowing are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING. London T.T. 2/4 1/32 London demand 2/4 1/32 1 London 4 months sight 2/4 1/16 i Lyons demand 1715 Switzerland demand 249 Hamburg demand 142 New
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    85 6 Friday, Nov. 12, Noon. No. 1 X. R. S. S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 241,. 25 Good F. A. Q. in bales (F. 0.8.) Nov. 24 24)4 No. 1 X. R. S. S. (Spot loose) Avvardable Singapore 24% 25 November 26 2o' December 2">i
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    TREASURY BILLS.
    40 6 London, Nov. 12. The total amount applied for It tenders for £45,000.000 Treasury Billwas .£74,990,000. The average rate pel cent, for Bills at three months was 10s 2.12 d. against 10s. 1.49 d. a week ago.— British Wireless.
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      30 6 As supplied to P. W. O. throughout Malaya, Rubber ptontations. etc. Large stocks of spares carried.' Sole Agents for Malaya: McALISTER C 0. T LTD m WP 4 15 A ■>
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS
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      RECENT CHANGES IN THE TIN POSITION.
      1453 7 A New Buffer Pool? |N their monthly review of the tin position, issued on Nov. 1, A. Strauss and Co., Ltd., metal merchants, London, write: A substantial increase in the visible supplies had been expected at the end of October, and the market was,
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      HEAVY PRICE DECLINE NOT JUSTIFIED.
      1122 7 Rubber Market Review. Drastic Cut In Quota Fairly Certain. DISTURBING WEEK CLOSES WITH BRIGHTER OUTLOOK. LEWIS AND PEAT (SINGAPORE) LTD. in their weekly report on the rubber market issued yesterday, write: There is one comfort, if it may be described as such, about slumps and
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      F.M.S. RUBBER EXPORT DUTY
      37 7 (From Our Own Correspondent' Kuala Lumpur, Not. IS. The price of rubber for assessment export duty in the F.MS, from Nov. 12 to Nov. 18 has been nxed at 21% cents per lb.
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      546 7 HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated In the Colony ot Hong Kong) rhe UabiUt; ot members is limited to the •rtent and <d mf" n "f prescribed ov Ordln •nee No. 6 oi 191* ->f the Oolony Authorised C"apltaJ »5u.0C0,0«. feiueo ano PuUy Pald-Oo »M.OOCOOr EUrerve Funds:— q,. rIln e.aOC.OOO
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      199 7 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. LTD. incorporated in Bagianai Capital Authorised £3,000,000 Capital Subscribed £1,800,000 Rceerve Fund and (teat £1,147.829 Capital Paid uc £1.050.000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Rlgnt Hon Lord Cattc oi Cairncatio. Jiz Charles Alexander Innes K C.S.I. O.I.I SU Thomas sm l tii St P. R. Chalmers.
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      577 7 CHARTERED BAI\h OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (ljoorporated to England oy Royal Charter ISM) Paid Op Capital tii 800.000 of £8 eacn e.ooo.oo* Reserve Pund t3.000.0M Reserve Liability M ProprtHon C3.0CU4W UK AD Dr'tlUC: tt. Btoh»|WC«t« !M<M I t AiMltaai Hong Konu Rangoon Aloi Star Uolk Saigon Bangkok Ipoh Semarang
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      132 8 Drink aOHMNIE WAhKER RlrlßiErnrnflitTfnTß SHERLEY'S LACTOL AND Too much meat means too much heat for your dog's blood. And especially is a hot climate this causes him torture through continual scratching, lack of appetite, moodmess, irritability and loss of energy. You can remedy the trouble by catting down his meat
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      156 8 SINGAPORE TODAY ZHL 1 33 Met (225 m.) p m. 12.45 Light orchestral concert by Reller's Famous Hungarian Band. Relay from the Adelphi Hotel, 2.00 Interval. 6.00 Chinese music. (Cantonese) Gramophone records. 6.40 Children's programme. (Chinese). 7.00 Victor Celeste Trio. 7.30 Time, weather, news and announcements. 7.45 Hawaiian music. Gramopnone
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      676 8 Broadcasting. 9 20 News and economic review In English and Dutch. 9.35 Today ii) Germany. Sound pictures. 3.50 Greetings. 10.20 Violin and oasscen. 11.05 The position of the Germanic Woman 11.20 Close down. PHOHI-HOLLAND. TODAY p.m. 8.45 Announcement. S.50 The Stock Exchange. Bv Mr. S. O. Appeldoom 9.00 Melody in
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      194 8 8.41 Talk: "Dipping »nto the Past."— 56 News bulletin In Bengali. 10.11 Indian music. 10.51 News bulletin in English. 11 11 Violin recital. t 11.26 Nonstop cabaret. 12 26 Time signal. Close down, t Gramophone records LYNDHURST. TODAY VK3LB 9.58 Mc/i 131. Sm) pm. 8.50 Chimes. Summary of today's markets
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    43 9 FUNERAL SERVICE FOR CANON "DICK" SHEPPARD. The coffin being carried from the cathedral after the service, followed by Mrs. Sheppard and the late Canon's sister. Well-known for his broadcast services from St. Martins-in-the-Fields, Canon Sheppard was one of the best-loved clergymen in Britain.
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    STRANGE BROTHERHOOD IN COTSWOLDS.
    267 9 Members Wear Tyrolean Clothes, Get No Money. STltANGE community whose members work without wages and wear sixteenth century Tyrolean costumes exists on a 200 acre farm in the Cotswolds. One hundred ana sixty-five men, women and children of many nationalities live there and put Into practice
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    JERUSALEM GOES TO BED EARLY.
    70 9 12-HOUR CURFEW AFTER BOMBING. Jerusalem, Nov. 12. AS the result of a bombing outrage in which an arab youth was killed and six other Arabs injured, a 12hour curfew has 'jeen imposed on the whole of Jerusalem, starting at 5 p.m. dally. Seventeen Arabs have
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    FOOT AND MOUTH SCOURGE BREAKS OUT AGAIN.
    123 9 FOOT AND MOUTH SCOURGE BREAKS OUT AGAIN. Virulent Type In Southern England. London, ov. 12 r THE extent of a serious outbreak of foot and mouth disease was disclosed by the Minbter of Agriculture. Mr. W. S. Morrison, in the House or Commons yesterday. Since Oct. 16, he said, 43
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    NEW RUSSO-CHINESE UNDERSTANDING?
    60 9 How Outer Mongols May Aid Nanking. THAT Russia would soon "recognise 1 Chinese jurisdiction over Outer Mongolia," was the remarkable statement attributed to the spokesman o» the Chinese Embassy in Paris (says Sin Chew Jit Poh). The spokesman hinted at the possibility of early entry of the
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    GERMANY CAPTURES AIR SPEED RECORD.
    87 9 381 Miles An Hour In Land Plane. Berlin, Nov 12. A NEW world speed record for land planes was clal.nec 1 yesterday by Dr. Wulster. who did 610.21 kilometres an hour (about 381 miles an hour) in a Messerschmitt plane before the commission of the
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    LOYALTY DOUBTED
    50 9 Strange Inactivity Of Shantung Forces. OYALTY of Gen. Han Fu-chu, 1-1 Governor of Shantung, Is widely doubted. Military observers, commenting on the inactivity of the Shantung army along the Tientsln-Pukow front during the Japanese offensive in Shansl, declare that it almost amounts to treachery," says Nanyang Slang Pau.
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    BRITAIN HELPS CHINA WOUNDED.
    123 9 Tons Of Drugs Shipped In Record Time. London, Nov. 11. Sir Arthur Stanley, presiding at a meeting of the British Red Cross Society announced that the Lord Mayor's China Relief Fund now amounts to about £70,000 as well as contributions in kind, such as blankets and
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    BRITAIN SENDS AGENT TO FRANCO.
    64 9 Does Not Constitute Recognition. London, Nov. 12. *|*HE Foreign Office has announced that a Government agent will be appointed to reside at Salamanca and an agent of Gen. Franco will be received In London. Sub-agents will be appointed at a limited number of other places.
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    ITALY ASKS ABOUT TALKS WITH U.K.
    115 9 Suggests Simultaneous Parleys With Berlin. Rome, Nov. 12. 4T the invitation of the Foreign Minister, Count Ciano, the British Ambassador visit?d Count Ciano yesterday. No communique was issued but it is understood Count Ciano inquired whether the British Government soon would open the conversations
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    SCIENCE FIGHTS TYPHOID & CHOLERA.
    86 9 SCIENCE FIGHTS TYPHOID CHOLERA. Successful New Method Devised. London, Nov. 12. {SATISFACTORY progress in research on typhoid and cholera is recorded in the annual report of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, in which is now incorporated the Ross Institute. It is stated that chemical fractions which appear
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    WHY BELGIAN CABINETS COULD NOT AGREE.
    102 9 No Co-operation Between Catholics And Socialists. Bri'-sseis, Nov 12. ITING LEOPOLD has decided to' post- pone all further attempts to form a Government .intil Nov. ?9. when he will return from his visit y a ondon. It is understood that M. Pi .riot and
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    'AY TANK AY GO 'OME."
    90 9 Garbo To Visit Europe. Copenhagen, Nov. 12. /JRETA GARBO will leave Hollywood on Dec. 1. for a ten months' holiday trip In Europe, according to reports In Swedish papers. She will fly from Hollywood to New York and travel from there on a Swedish steamer
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    US. MERCHANT MARINE IS "VERY SICK."
    67 9 Washington, Nov. 11. "A very sick industry" is the description applied to the American mercantile marine by Mr. J. Kennedy, chairman of the Maritime Commission. who is submitting a detailed report I designed to stabilise the industry and recommending a thorough overhaul of the
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    HUNDREDS DIE IN SYRIAN FLOODS.
    71 9 Betrut. Nov. 12. "THE loss of human life and damage to property caused by recen. floods can now be approximately ascertained, since floods are beginning to recede. Salvage squads ha^e so far recovered 600 bodies and it is feared that several hundred persons who are
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    NOBEL PRIZE AWARDS
    68 9 Stockholm, Nov. 12. The Nobel priae for science has been awarded jointly to Professor George Paget Thompson of London and Dr. Clinton Joseph DavLson of New York. The prize for chemistry has been awarded jointly to Professor Walter Norman Haworth of Birmingham and Professor Paul Karrer of
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    AMUSEMENTS
    131 10 SINGAPORE. ADELPHI HOTEL Spore Volunteer Dinner —Dance. GARRICK THEATRE. GEVLANG Passing Show—A Hindustani Thriller 6.15 9.15 p.m. GLOBI I-HLATK* Wake Up and Live. GREAI WORLD— THI SKI TALKIE Suzj-. HAPPI IVOKLD Caoaret. Dancing Talkies Cinemas Theatres and Side Shows. NEW WORLD Sloe Shows. Cabaret. Dancna Talkies Theatres Cinema* ltlT7»
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1937. HELPING THE COLONIES.
    1040 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1937. HELPING THE COLONIES. When it was announced in 1933 that the Empire Marketing Board was to be abolished, there was a feeling that the Colonies were being deprived of something which had already served them well and shown itself to be of
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    OFFICERS ON LEAVE.
    62 10 The following Government officers have been granted leave: Major C. E. Bone, M.C., Miss E. M. L. Bryant, and Messrs. G. S. Rawlings. A. E. Rambaut, A. C. Jomaron, K. H. Bancroft, W. W. M. Lennox. M. P. Murphy, D. B. J. Ambler. D. S. Ferguson, R.
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    Rubber Regulation
    29 10 Mr. C. S. Beaty has been appointed to be a Rubber Regulation Officer in and for ths Northern, Central and Southern Districts of Province WeUesley in Penang.
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    BRUTALITIES OF CHAIN GANG PUNISHMENT.
    1799 10 How A Slump Victim Was Rescued. In this copyright article. Miss Rosita Forbes tells the dramatic story, of a young man's escape from that brutal form of punishment, the chain gang. For an offence which in England would hate meant at most a month or
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    NOTES Of The DAY.
    647 10 NOTES Of The DA Y. Ancient \fan IIKELY to be in Singapore within the next few weeks is Dr. Hellm n de Terra, associate curator of geology and paleontologj at the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences. On a 25,000 miles hunt for further evidences of the origin of prehistoric man.
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    POWERS WILL HELP CHINA WITH MONEY.
    411 11 POWERS WILL HELP CHINA WITH MONEY. Important Speeches Likely At Brussels This Morning. AMERICAN INTERVENTION DENIED. FINANCIAL aid for China will be the next step of the nineteen Powers at Brussels, according to the Brussels correspondent of the Daily Herald who asserts this is the feeling of even pessimists among
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    33 11 I DON'T AGREE, TONY." Mr. Norman Davis, American Ambassador-at-Large (centre), disagrees with something Britain's Anthony Eden has told him during a break at the Brussels Conference. M. Deibos (France) it on the right.
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    Tuff-Puff King Gets New Toy.
    96 11 Tuff -Puff King Gets New Toy. London, Nov. 12. AN informal and unusual little ceremony marked the departure of the King and Quvn of Bulgaria from Victoria Station this morning. King Boris' interest jn locomotives is common knowledge, and immediately before the Golden Arrow continental express left lor Dover the
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    Chinese Plan For Mass Air Raid On Japan Ready Now.
    171 11 Chinese Plan For Mass Air Raid On Japan Ready Now. FOLLOWING arrival at interior Chinese airfields of many scores of heavy bombing planes from Russia and the signing on of Chinese and foreign volunteer airmen, the long-heralded Chinese mass attack on Tokio and other large Japanese cities is about to
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    JAPANESE ATTEMPT TO GAG PRESS.
    88 11 Demand Made To Foreign Municipalities. IN addition to seizing complete control of the occupied Chinese areas, the Japanese are gradually encroaching on jurisdiction of the foreign areas. An example is a Japanese demand to the foreign municipalities to prohibit the Chinese press in their areas
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    CHINA APPEAL GETS GOOD RESPONSE.
    68 11 American Red Cross Gives £26.000. Pails, Nov. 12. 'T'HE appeal of the Chinese Red Cross for urgent assistance Is meeting witu a ready response. The American Red Cross has given $130,000 (£26.000). of which $100,000 (£20.000) will be expended on medical relief and $30,000 for
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    German Air Crash Kills Ten.
    30 11 German Air Crash Kills Ten. Berlin, Nov. 12. ""PEN occupants were killed and two injured when a Lufthansa plane from Berlin to Mannheim crashed at the airport at Mannheim. Reuter.
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    Fresh Chinese Withdrawal.
    233 11 Nanziang Falls To Enemy. 1UANZIANG, pivot of the old l Chinese defence line from Chapei to Liuho, fell to the Japanese yesterday, reports Sin Chew Jit Poh. Japanese sappers succeeded in bullding a bridge across Nanziang Creek late on Thursday night, and two battalions of Japanese troops
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    M. P. GETS THREE MONTHS' HARD FOR LIBEL.
    37 11 M. P. GETS THREE MONTHS' HARD FOR LIBEL. Edmonton Alberta, Nov. 12. Joseph Unwin, Government Whip in the Alberta Legislature, was sentenced to three months' hard labour for libelling opponents of the Alberta Social Credit scheme.— Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    86 11 Japanese Planning Coup At Shanghai? Shanghai, Not. 13. WITH the Japanese in occupation of Nantao, all non-Japanese arc now confined within the foreign administered areas encircled by the Japanese troops. Japanese civilians, including women dressed In bright kimonos, are now freely entering parts of the Settlement south of
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    Chamberlain Takes Bright View.
    254 11 Chamberlain Takes Bright View. No Sign Of Any Industrial Setback. THE general principles of the British Government, said the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, speaking at Edinburgh last night, were "Promotion of British interests, protection of the lives of British nationals, maintenance of peace, promotion of friendly relations with other
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    19 11 London, Nov. 12. Mr. Ramsay MacDonald's body will be brought to England from Bermuda In the cruiser Apollo.— Reuter.
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    Doomed Band Bombed In Nantao.
    423 11 Shanghai, Nov. 12. A DESPERATE last stand was made today by a handful of Chinese troops holding warehouses on the Nantao waterfront which were intermittently shelled from dawn and occasionally bombed from the air: The only reply of the Chinese consisted of brief and defiant
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    50,000 Lose Homes In Typhoon.
    106 11 50,000 Lose Homes In Typhoon. Philippines Swept, Many Die. Manila, Nov. 12. THIRTY-EIGHT people are known to be dead and more than 50,000 homeless as a result of a typhoon which swept Luton, the main island in the Philippines, last night. The casualties are thought to be much higher, but
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    CENOTAPH DISTURBER INSANE.
    19 11 CENOTAPH DISTURBER INSANE. London, Nov. 12. Stanley Storey, who disturbed yesterday's Cenotaph, was today recertified as a lunatic. Reuter/
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    Japanese Seize British Ship?
    63 11 Japanese Seize British Ship? Hong Kong, Nov. 13. THE British steamer Kaiying was stopped by the Japanese last night while on her way from Saigon to Hong Kong. The authorities are investigating a report that she has been seized. Although efforts have been made to get into touch with her
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    Lord President To See Hitler In Berlin.
    117 11 Lord President To See Hitler In Berlin. London, Nov. 12. rr was officially announced today that Lord Halifax, Lord President of the Council, will meet Herr Hitler during; his visit to Germany next week. The announcement that Lord Halifax is visiting Berlin is welcomed in German political circles. It is
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    NO FASCISTS WE, SAY BRAZILIANS.
    44 11 The Brazilian Foreign Minister, addressing the diplomatic corps yesterday, denied that either the democratic regime or the representative system was affected by the new constitution, which some have taken to indicate the advent of fascism to South America— Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE'S GIANT NAVAL GRAVING DOCK ALMOST READY.
    502 12 Could Accommodate The Queen Mary. COMPLETION BY END OF THIS MONTH. Will Increase Mobility Of British Fleet. THE graving dock at Singapore's Naval Base large enough to accommodate the biggest capital ship afloat will be ready tor use at the end of this
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    Queensland's Three Year Drought Breaks
    100 12 Queensland's Three Year Drought Breaks "'THE Ions three to four years' drought in Queensland was broken recently by weeks of wondertul rain," said Mr. G V. Cornwell to a Straits Times reporter on airival today by the Nieuw Holland. Mr. Cornwell is Queensland manager of the Ford Motor Company of
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    21 12 i;o 1.000 attended the Great World mass meeting on the anniversay^ jr-.ierday. o/ Dr. Sun Vat-sen, "Father of the Chinese Republic'
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    "Plaintiff Gives The Evidence, Defendant Gives Judgment."
    627 12 MacGregor Commission. To the Editor of the Straits Times. CIR.— The case of Asiatic subordinates was considered b» the MacGregor Commission to have been badly presented. Witnesses unanimously agreed that there was deficiency between income and expenditure. Was this considered to so remarkable
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    CRAZY COMEDIANS AT THE ALHAMBRA.
    111 12 At The Cinema. "New Faces of 1937" (With Joe Penner, Milton Berle, Parkyakarkus and Harriet Milliard) R.K.O. At the. Alhambra. ■"PHIS musical comedy can be classed as one of the best of Its type to be shown in Singapore. Heading the list of comedians Is
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    35 12 Mr. H. D. Mundell, of the legal firm of Sisson and Delay, returned this morning to Singapore by the X.P.M. vessel Nieuw Holland, after an extended tour of Europe, Canada. Alaska, New Zealand and Australia.
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    "Y" SERVICE AT MEMORIAL HALL.
    118 12 *|*O celebrate the opening of their International week of fellowship and prayer, which is held annually during the second week In November, the Y.W.C.A. and Y.M.C.A will hold a combined service tomorrow night at 8.30 in the Victoria Memorial Hall. A special order of worship
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    MALACCA DOCTOR HEADS CHINA RED CROSS UNIT.
    237 12 10 Lives Insured: Party Leave? On Tuesday. J OEVEN Chinese and three Indians from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Johore and Malacca will form the first Red Cross unit engaged by the Singapore China Relief Fund committee to leave for China on Tuesday. HPHE group
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    Strong Case For Asiatic Salary Revision.
    112 12 Strong Case For Asiatic Salary Revision. ALTHOUGH there may be no case for temporary allowances, there is a case, and a very strong one, for a general increase in salary levels," says the Singapore Free Press commenting on criticism of the MacGreyor Commission report by Asiatics and Eurasiaiis throughout Malaya.
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    New Army Officers Due
    221 12 On Monday. Some Accompanied By Wives Children. TPHE following new officers lor the 1 Singapore garrison will disembark from the troopship Dilwara on Monday Royal Artillery.— Lt.-Col. A. W. O. Wlldey, M.C., Major A. Nevill, Major L. G. Haxtman, accompanied by his wife and young daughter,
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    85 12 RETURN FROM LEAVE. The following Government officers have returned from leave: Messrs. J. E. Pepper, A. Graham, M B. C Frend, O. Edwards, B. W. Allen. D. B. Ccwie, J. K. Creer, E. D. Fleming, R. B'ackwell, F. Stanley, T. E. Zmmett, M. Mr Dlarmld, A. C. Brooks. J. J.
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    26 12 Major-General Dobbie. G.O.C., will give an address at the annual speech day of the Victoria School, Singapore, on Nov. 25 Mrs. Dobbie will present the prises.
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    Police Stop "Chinatown" Procession.
    186 12 Police Stop "Chinatown" Procession. Anti-Japanese Slogans Shouted. PARRYING hundreds of Kuomintang banners about 1,000 Chinese, men, youths, women and schoolgirls were stopped by the police when they marched through the streets of Singapore's "Chinatown" yesterday afternoon. They were commemorating the anniversary of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, "Fa<her of the Chinese
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    WELL-KNOWN ORGANIST TO PLAY AT WESLEY CHURCH.
    140 12 WELL-KNOWN ORGANIST TO PLAY AT WESLEY CHURCH. Tuesday's Recital. MR. W. J. Dexter will give a recital next Tuesday at 6.45 p.m. on the new organ in the Wesley Church. Mr. Dexter has come to Singapore with a wide experience both as organist and as conductor. He began his musical
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    19 12 A commission as Acting SubLieutenant, Straits Settlements Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, has been granted to Mr. L. L. Cooper.
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    DETENTION HOUSES FOR YOUNG OFFENDERS.
    317 13 New Bills Aim At Removing Prison Environment CPECIAL places of detention for children and young persons who ccme into the hands of the police or who are brought before the courts on criminal charges are provided for in two Ijillr., published yesterday and which are
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    DOG BITES BOY: $50 FINE FOR CHINESE.
    111 13 DEOY KOK WING, a Chinese whose dog bit a small boy, yesterday was fined $50, by the District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, for not having the animal under proper control. The boy, Barney Sullivan, aged six, said he was playing with his
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    POLICE LONG SERVICE MEDALS.
    75 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 12. IT is announced today that Colonial Police and Fire Brigade long-ser-vice medals have been awarded to the following subordinate officers and constables F.M.S. Police Sergeant-Major Mahad: bin Kulop, First Class Sergeant Kamlt bin Haji Mustapar. First Class Sergeant
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    BOY KING OF SIAM BUYS £50 POPPY.
    36 13 <From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Nov. 12.' The Boy King of Siam. through the Council of Regency has bought a Flanders Poppy for £50 to help Earl Haig's Fund.
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    MALAYA IS WONDERFULLY HEALTHY
    731 13 Sir Malcolm Watson Even More Impressed After 3 Weeks' Tour. GREAT PROGRESS IN ANTIMALARIAL WORK. if ALA V A is easily the most healthy and prosperous tropical country, said Sir Malcolm Watson, noted tropical disease expert, confirmed in his first impressions after a three weeks our
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    Bankrupt Supports Wife & 10 Children On $100.
    284 13 Bankrupt Supports Wife 10 Children On $100. QN the motion of the Official i Assignee, Tan Quee Eng who told the judge that he had a wife and 10 children to support, was ordered in the Bankruptcy Court, yesterday before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, acting Chief Justice, to I pay
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    Malaya Must Watch Yellow Fever Danger.
    154 13 —Sir Malcolm Watson. yELLOW fever, dread Africa* disease, may spread to Asia unless a constant watch is kept on mosquito carriers, which may be borne eastward by plane, said Sir Malcolm Watson, ivorld famous tropical disease expert, recalling the warning he had issued first
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    Asiatic Salaries Commission Wanted,
    222 13 Asiatic Salaries Commission Wanted, (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Nov. 12. THAT the Malayan Governments should set up a commission to study the question of Asiatic and Eurasian salaries was the view expressed by a prominent European, asked to give his views on the MacGregor report on temporary allowances. "In
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    F.M.S. VOLUNTEER COMMISSIONS.
    91 13 iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 12. THE High Commissioner has granted commissions as Lieutenants i Medical Officers) in the F.M.S. Volunteer Force to Dr. George Harold Lowe and Dr. Joi.n Ernest McMahon. Mr Gurbax Singh has been granted a commission as Honorary Cadet 'Under Officer)
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    TODAY'S RACE SELECTIONS.
    128 14 CAPTAIN DASH'S DOUBLE DEEPDENE AND TONROE. SINGAPORE. RACE 1. RACE 2. RACE 3. RACE 4. RACE 5. RACE 6. RACE 7. RACE 8. C APT DASH Place Bet. TIC T*C" Plnang OaietteK Place Bet. LADY IDA BquetU LADY IDA Some Pllrt LAKE8OF KILLARNEY Detella MAID OF CASHEL
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    ACCEPTANCES.
    1194 14 DELOW are given the acceptances for today's races. Therewere seventeen scratching?, leaving 88 horses to provide a card of eight events. The big field will be in Race 8, with 13 horses to face the starter. Race I— Horses, Class 3, Div. 4, 6 Furs.— 2.3o p.m. 3 3
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    14 14 OK VON KING (Dodd). winner of th« first race on Thursday. —Straits Times Picture.
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    11 14 PYMBLE (Dodd). winner of third race on Thursday. Straits Times Picture.
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    Perak February Meeting.
    115 14 THREE DAYS* RACING AT IPOH. The preliminary programme is issued for the February meeting of the Perak Turf Club, on Saturday Jan. 29, and Wednesday and Saturday. Feb. 2 and 5. There well be two runs for horses, Classes 1 and 2, and Ponies, Class 1, and
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    Y.M.C.A. GAMES SOCIAL.
    97 14 Senior members of the Y.M.C.A. are reminded that an Indoor Games Social will be held on Wednesday, next trom 6.45 p.m. Knock-out competitions in billiards, table tennis, chess and draughts will be arranged and prizes will be awarded for each game. At the conclusion of the competitions
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    57 14 AWAY UP THE WING: Mrs. Sewell (left) turns her stick to take the ball up the wine in Thursday's women's hockey match. Miss Lewis, of the Rest (right), thinks about hooking but decides it is too late. Miss DVSylva and Mrs. Strickland (in white) are in dose ttendanee. The Europeans
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    "CAPTAIN DASH" REVIEWS THE RUNNERS.
    308 14 'THE going is likely to be good for the races today, concluding the 1 Singapore Winter Meeting. The two best things of the afternoon, to my mind, are Deepdene and Tonroe. RACE 1. A field of nine will contest the first race. On form LADY
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    SOCCER MATCH TOMORROW.
    53 14 The following will represent the Railway Institute, Singapore, at soccer against a team from H.M.S. Terror's engine-room department tomorrow on the Railway Institute ground: Chelllah; Yap Ah Han, Amln Bin Awarut; Swee Hock, (capt.), Stevens, Mahmcod; Karudln, Vaithy, Hassan, Sulong. Paklrisamy. Reserves: George De Sllva, Kirn San,
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    TEAM MATCH AT DRILL HALL.
    177 14 Revolver Shooting A revolver match between R.3.M Hardman's team and R.S.M. Martin.* team took place at the S.S.VF Headquarters on Not. 10. Bisley targets were used and the practices as for the forthcoming Bisley Metting were gone through, as follows. 20 yards deliberate H.P.S. 36.
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    S. C. C. "A" TEAM TOO FAST FOR POLICE.
    304 15 Nine Points To Three In Padang Rugger Game. PLAYING a man short was a handicap to the Police in their, j-ugger match with the S.C.C. A on the padang yesterday, and they were also outpaced. The Club won by 9 points
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    44 15 MORE LIKE A MAORI WAR-DANCE than a Rugby line-out is this action study in yesterday's rugger match between S.C.C. B and the Police. The Police are in dark jerseys, with the captain, A. D. Anderson, in the front of the line.— Straits Times Picture.
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    THE SPORTS DIARY.
    75 15 TODAY. Th* Turf Singapore Races, 3rd tiay Kugby: Ma'.aya Cvp R.N. R.A.F. vs. Johore. Stadium; Singapore "A" vs. R.A.. padang. Cycling: Carnival at Jalan Besar. llxkry: Medical College vs. Raifle= College; R.I. vs. S.C.R.C V.M.C.A. Juniors vs. R.I. 2nd. TOMOKKOW. Golf: Sir Arnold Robinson's Cup and mixed
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    TODAY'S MATCHES.
    258 15 j Johore vs. R.N. and R.A,F. At Anson Road. The following are the teams for today's Malaya Cup tie "at Anson Road Stadium Johore J. B. Dudgeon R. B. McKay. V. G. Mabin, W. J. B. Johnson, P. H. Burgess P. G. Jones (capt H M. Gray F.
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    MORTELL BEATS REYES AT K.L. ON A T.K.O.
    216 15 MORTELL BEATS REYES AT K.L. ON A T.K.O. EYE^UT ENDS A GOOD FIGHT. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 12. Johnny Mortell gained a t.k.o. decision over Dommy Reyes in the main event at the Bukit Bintang amusement park tonight, when Reyes whose record includes a victory over Small
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    LIVERPOOL CUP.
    77 15 King's Gap Wins In A Close Finish. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 12. The Liverpool Autumn Cup race, run today over 1 mile 2 furlongs 170 yards, resulted as follows Maj. D. McCalmont's KING'S GAP 8.03 (Weston) 1 Sir Alfred Butt's NOBLE KING 7.12 (D. Smith) 2
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    MEYER CUP WON BY MANASSEH.
    89 15 Lawn Tennis In the final of the singles event in the Israelight tournament J. Manasseh beat E. Simon. It was an easy victory in straight sets, 6—2,6 2, 6—l.6 1. The winner holds the handsome Meyer Cup. He is the 17 years old junior champion
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    14 15 E. SIMON, beaten by J. Manmsseh in the Meyer Cup final. Straits Times Picture.
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    15 15 J. MANASSEH, winner of the Meyer Cup Israelight lawn tennis singles event. Straits Times Picture.
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    Bud Walley Wins Over Gabo.
    475 15 SIX ROUNDS SCRAMBLE AT HAPPY WORLD. By "K.O." The weekly boxing programmes which Mr. G. H. Kiat is staging in the open at the Happy World park have become very popular. Having to pay only 40 and 20 cents for seats, with no charge for
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    THE CLUB VERANDAH.
    719 15 Johore's Rugger XV— Their Chances In Today's Cup Tie Cricket Tourists Ceylonese May Visit Malaya Cups For Derby Winners. Conducted By "ECHO." lOHORE open their Malaya Cup rugger fixtures with the match against the R.N. and RAF. at Anson Road Stadium today. What of their chances in
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    583 16 Twenty-Fifth Sunday After Trinity. OWING to the fact that Easter fell early, Mar. 28 (due to the Moon> thers are 26 Sundays after Trinity. thus the Collects. Epistles and Gospels are one set short: and we have to borrow the Collect and Lections for Epiphany VI. Next y«ar
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    Announcements For Tomorrow.
    1475 16 CHLBCH OF ENGLAND ST. AiIDREWS CATHEDRAL. Trinity XXV. Nov. 14. 6.50 a.m., Holy Comn.; 7.30 a.m.. Matins; 8 a.m.. Choral Eucharist; 5.30 p.m.. Evensong and sermon. Preacher: The Archdeacon. Subject: "The Christian in Church." Weekdays. Holy Comn. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a m Holy
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    INVASION OF FUKIEN BEGINS.
    55 16 Japanese Land At Three Places On Coast. THE Japanese invasion of Fukien Province has begun. Operating from their bases in Formosa and Quemoy. the Japanese have landed nt thre-2 places on the coast preparatory, it is believed, to strik ng at Chu?nchow, and from the reir
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    Flaw In Act May Hold Up Divorces Until 1941.
    471 17 Flaw In Act May Hold Up Divorces Until 1941. WITH thousands of suits for divorce being prepared on grounds of desertion, the legal authorities are at loggerheads- as to what the new Divorce Act, which comes into force cp January 1, really means. Vital questions, which may have to be
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    73 17 The next Indian National Congress, the second of its kind, is to be held in a villare at Haripura, near Bombay. The object of holding sessions of the Congress in village s is to make villagers interested and to bring city dwtllers to the rural areas to establish contact between
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    INSANITY, TOO.
    50 17 /^ROUNDS for divorce under the new Act are Desertion for three years; Cruelty; Incurable insanity for five years; These are in addition to the existing grounds of misconduct. No divorce can be sought until three years after marriage. Exceptional cases are left to the discretion of the court.
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    LONDON SHORT OF POLICE.
    397 17 ENTRANTS NOT TALL OR BIG ENOUGH. •yHERE is a shortage of recruits for both the City of London and the Metropolitan Police Forces. Among the reasons given to a Daily Telegraph and Morning Post Correspondent by police officials were: The high percentage of rejections owing to
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    INDIAN AIR SERVICE EXTENSIONS.
    101 17 T^HE weekly air- mail service between Bombay and Trivandrum, capital of the South Indian State of Travancore. started by Messrs. Tata a' the end 01 October, 1935. will be continued for another five years, the Travancore Government having decided to renew the present agreement. Tata's have
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    Loses An Estate If He Lets Friend Enter.
    331 17 IF he allows Leonard Law to set foot on the Languish Estate, at Petersfleld, Hants, Edward Fitzroy Talbot-Ponsonby may forfeit a mansion house, two farms, and 500 acres. Mr. Justice Crossman, in the Chancery Division, held that two conditions under which Mr.
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    Dr. Koo Still Seeks Sanctions.
    133 17 Brussels, Nov. 11. BROADCASTING to America this evening, Dr. Wellington Koo, China's delegate to the Nine-Power Conference, referred to President j Roosevelt's statement about 90 per cent, of the peoples of the world j wanting peace. j He said there were many ways !n which
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    IRISH SWEEP HELPS CHINA RELIEF.
    29 17 London, Nov. 12. The Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes have given £5,000 to the International Red Cross Committee at Hankow for the relief of distress. Reuter.
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    17 18 Chinese troops and labourers removing the wreckage of a Japanese bombing plane on the outskirts of Shanghai.
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    PILOT'S HARROWING GAMBLE WITH DEATH.
    278 18 Brought Machine In With Broken Under-Carriage. AFTER circling the aerodrome at Tangmere, Sussex/for three A hours recently. 19-year-old Pilot-Sergt. Tucker had a narrow escape when he glided on to the landing ground in an R A.F. machine which had a badly damaged under carriage. After
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    "PRODUCE MOSLEY," M.P. COUNSEL DEMANDS.
    536 18 "PRODUCE MOSLEY," M.P. COUNSEL DEMANDS. FASCIST MEETING CHARGES. "ACCUSED ENTITLED TO FACE ACCUSER." MR. S. S. Silverman, M.P., defending the man accused of wounding Sir Oswald Mosley, protested at Liverpool police-court last week against the non-appearance of bir Oswald to give evidence. The accused. George Olsen Melander 19. of Arundel
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    HAILE SELASSIE CLAIMS £1,000.
    491 18 APPEAL TO FOREIGN OFFICE. ■THE action brought by the Empe- 1 ror Haile Selassie against Cable I and Wireless, Limited, of Electra House, Victoria Embankment, was again before Mr. Justice Bennett m I the Chancery Division recently, and •was adjourned sine die. Emperor Haile Selassie claimed
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    MOSLEMS OPPOSED TO FEDERATION.
    813 19 "Detrimental To People Of India." RESOLUTIONS PASSED AT LUCKNOW CONFERENCE. Lucknow. THE All-India Moslem League passed a resolution recently opposing the \r trod action of the Federation as embodied in the Government nf India Act of 1935. The resolution expressed the League's "emphatic disapproval" of the
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    34 19 f "id Linlithgow inspecting the Guard of Honour at Government House, Lahore, of the 2nd Bn. Royal Scots, on his first visit to the Punjab Capital. He was accompanied by the Marchioness of Linlitheow.
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    PRICE OF MODERN CIVILISATION.
    306 19 Madras Warning. GIANT INTELLECTS BUT PIGMY BODIES. Madras "•THERE has been a tremendous deterioration during the last five decades In the matter ol physical development in South India," stated Dr. T. S. S. Raj an. Minister of Health, Madras, wr.en he presided at the Presidency College
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    MOSLEM SAINT'S "MIRACLES."
    111 19 Diseases "Cured With Magic Water." Jamnagar. 'THOUSANDS of people are flocking to Jamnagar to test the report of the supernatural powers of a local Moslem saint, who is said to cure all diseases with magic water. Railways, buses, taxis, tongas and all other kinds of transport services
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    Strange Diet Of A Hindu.
    325 19 Strange Diet Of A Hindu. Ferozepur. WHILE Khuda Bux walks over live coals, Pandit Hargopal of Sohal, Amritsar district, loves to swallow them. The other day he astonished a wedding party in Ferozepur, of which he was a member, and which proceeded to Faridkot in the morning. Pandit Hargopal while
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    GIRLS FIGHT WITH "DOOMED BATTALION."
    79 19 CEVEN neatly uniformed Chinese girls carried tie standards of China's gallant "Death Brigade" during the whole time it was besieged on all sides by Japanese on the edge of Shanghai's Internationa! Settlement. For five days they withstood the siege. Then with the 370 survivors of
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    Queen Inspects Goods Made By War-Wounded.
    191 20 Queen Inspects Goods Made By War- Wounded. QUEEN M \K V. accompanied by the Princess Royal, paid a visit to the Imperial Institute, South Kensington, to inspert goods made by War-disabled men. She is seen particularly interested in s'ass and china ware. KAY STAMMERS. Krilish woman tennis "star, 1 un
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