Malaya Tribune, 5 November 1935

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL XXIL- -No. 263 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1935. I i Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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      106 1 <pead The Dominant DOtS HE T hawks I jje^+ĔW S^ i Jv 552b555 HEKOMECim I f* TTmfhi Givers j 111 11. So Biffere»i So Alluring j p c p m< j SHINING COLOURFUL CUT CRYSTAL j H lUs GLEAMING SILVERWARE AND A HOST OF OTHER SUITABLE GIFTS CERTAIN TO CAPTIVATE
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      71 1 v UP-COUNTRY J NOTES Appear In The j SUNDAY j TRIBUNE i •J. •> Be L^seL Sole Agents:—SlME, DARBY Co" Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembiian. wgs& v,arscst lccUon t« it* 11 I HH 4 .oped fctr pFII vuuuoViH Wammummmwk\\W I "Poundmark" Roofing Tiles A Product of the British Empire Cheap—Strong—Colourful
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES. WORLD TONNAGE CONSTRUCTION
    648 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES. WORLD TONNAGE CONSTRUCTION Decrease For September Quarter (By Air Mail) Q TT London. Oct. 22 UARTERLY returns issued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping show that on Sept. 30 there were under construction in Great Britain and Ireland 110 merchant vessels, representing 530,554 tons gross. Included in this
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    THE AMBOISE
    68 2 A well-known Eastern liner, the Amboise, has been sold to Italian shiDbreakers. X The Amboise was owned by the Messageries Maritimes and has run to the East for a number of years, both on the China and Japan service and the Indochina service. The Amboise has a particularly
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    SHIPPING FREIGHTS
    87 2 Improvement Due To War <By Air Mail) London, Oct. 22. I ORD Essendon, at the annual meet- in S, ,hi Manchester, yesterday of th<> shareholders in Manchester *%L£ referred to the effect of political develonSPon n thi he M editerranean andi 2c B *J*J2 the employment of shipping
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    THE SOUDAN
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      348 2 BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO's SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Dim Tomiage. Singapore. V A I 0,100 NOV. 21 16 >°° 0 Nov. 22 iSSSir. MM Dec. 5 soffn?M G1 15 Dec rtAJI LTANA 17,000 Dec. 20 H i 15 0 Feb i 4 pA 17 000 Fel >- 28 16,000
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      47 2 O.S.K. LINE "HAWAII MARU" (10,000 Tons Gross). LEAVES SINGAPORE NOV. 11TH. at p.m. direct for COLOMBO and East and South African and South American Ports Passage Faies to Colombo: Ist 3rd Deck. $120 $31.20 $17. For further particulars, please apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, J TEL. 5337—9.
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      472 2 GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles and Giibraltar. s.B. FUSHIMI MARU Nov. 14 s.s HAKOZAKI MARU Nov. 28 t m.v. TERUKUNI MARU Dec. 11 HAKUSAN MARU Dec. 26 1936. s.s. HA RUN A MARU Jan. 9 Rates
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      515 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M 8 Sliam f ALSIA 19-11 19-11 20-11 22-11 E2SJ? GIA 10 12 10 12 "-12 18-12
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      468 2 STEAMER^SAIIJNgs" NORDDEUTSCHKH LLOYD I (Incorporated i n Germany). The undarnoted are the Company's m tended fixturea:— J m OUTWARDS. "FRANKEN" for Hongkong, Shanghai, Norih China Japan Nov n "ISAR" for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai, North China Japan No* 24 "POTSDAM" for Manila. Hongkong Shanghai ft Japan jj (0 8 "MAIN" for
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    185 3 V \IA ES STEADY AFTER EASIER I .K. Storks Now 170,541 Tons ff'om Our Financial Correspondent) .vnv'ap'»re, Tuesday morning. K ibi, r (Singapore), 21% els., down ct. Mark* t Tone: Quiet. i ;1 Singapore) $108%, up To day's Prices:— j i: 6 5 16(1., unchanged. M-.rket Tone:
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    THE GUILDER
    41 3 No (iood To Be Gained From Devaluation Reuter Wireless. The Hague, Nov. 1. A Government memorandum states ihe economic situation is getting worse and the Government stands by the pinion that no good can be expected iron: devaluationReuter Wireless.
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    65 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT kMnm Singapore, Tuesday. Ste idy, Hong Fatt .72 .76, 10, cd. Kuchai .77 .80, Lukut $1.28 51.32. cd. Rah. Hyd. $1.07 Raub. Aust. $5.75 $5.95, 56 6G. Sungei Luas $1.34 $125 SAW™ 5108 $L721/ 2> ulu Klan S INDUSTRIALS: Steady. Dunlop Ruboer 38- 406, Gammons $1.21
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    22 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotatioj s are issued by Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt:—
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    MINING
    591 3 Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. L*ue Fraser yaT Value Co. Sv.tt 41- Ampat 6 41/2 610 ft 6 7ft 71--tl A. Kumbang 33 6 34 0 33 34--£1 A. Malay 60j- 61|- 60|- 61|- 5- A. Hitam 14 9 15 9 15|- 16 $1 A. Weng 1.85 1.95 1.85 195
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    OKBENTUkES AND LOANB
    169 3 ISSUED BY FRASER CO. EXCHANOR AND STOCK BROKERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL Buyers •etl»r* 5% 1901 red. 1940 HOO.OOO Interest Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108 110 norn *y 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept 30 112 114 norn 4%% 1909 red 1955 $1,000,000 Interest Mai. 31
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASS.
    91 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.RS.S. in cases (F. 0.8. November) 22 22% Good F.A.Q. in cases F. 0.8. November) 21% 21 Vi No. LX.R S.S. (Spot-loose) (auardable Singapore) 21 22 do. November 22% 22 J 4 do. December
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    RUBBER
    395 3 Singapore, Tuesday, 10 a.m. Issue Value. Fraset Lyall and Shares. and Co ®vatt 1 Allenby 1.60 1.70 1.60 1.70 1 A. Gajali 1.00 1.10 1.00 1.10 1 A. Hitam 1.50 1.60 1.50 1.60 1 A. Molek 0.85 0.95 0 v0 1.00 2 A Malay 3.00 3.1U 2.90 3.10 i
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    GENERAL
    343 3 3 4 is Cfcoaaio QUOTATIONS li £> > S*®* rrwer j Value. 4k Oo. a >mtt 12 A. Brick Ord. 1.25 1.35 1.25 1.3d' 12 A. Brick 7*fc% Pre. 1.75 1.85 1.70 1.80 $10 Atlas Ice 12.25 12.75 12.25 12.75 11 w T 114 118 1" £5 -13.0 £5.18.0
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    AMPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED
    627 3 Purchase Of Mine At Siput THE following circular letter has been 1 forwarded to the shareholders of the above Company by the local agents Messrs. Henry Waugh and Co. Ltd:— We are directed to inform yo i that, following a thorough examinaticn by the Company's Technical
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    STOCK MARKETS
    46 3 British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 4. STERLING on New York is 4.92-3 16, Paris 74-11 16. In the stock markets business rhows some expansion, home industrials notably being firmer. British Government stocks generally advanced. War Loan 104 l i. gold 141s. sd.—British Official Wireless.
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    SILVER OUTLOOK
    228 3 American Bloc Tries To Justify Itself Washington, Oct. 21. IT is learned here that the Silver Bloc in the Senate is making efforts to prove that the silver purchase programme is not the primary cause of the decrease in volume of United States merchandise exports to China, which
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    CREDIT TO CUBA
    102 3 U.S. Silver Bullion To Mint Ten Million Pesos Washington, Oct. 18. The State Department to-day announced that arrangements have been concluded through the Export and Im port Bank to extend credit to the amount of $6,000,000 to the Government of Cuba for the purchase of American silver
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    STEEL PRODUCTION
    65 3 Industry Almost At A Standstill For Seven Weeks New York, Oct. 23. The Iron Age Magazine reports steel production as 52 l 2 per cent, of capacity which is an advance of y 2 per cent.. The comment says that the industry has been nearly stationary for seven
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    SUGAR CONSUMPTION
    46 3 Increase Noted In U.S. Domestic Figures New York, Oct. 19. The Department of Commerce reports that for the first nine months of this year, domestic sugar consumption totalled 4,556,218 long tons which' is an increase of 195,302 tons over the corresponding period of 1934.
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    JAPAN'S BUDGET
    75 3 Finance Minister Asks For Economy Tokyo, Oct 22. riNDING various ministries had sub--1 mitteri estimates on extra expenditures totalling 1,120,000,000 yen, which would bring the total budget to 2800,000,000 yen. the Minister for Finance, Mr. Takahashi, has requested the Departments concerned to begin drastic trimming of non-essential items.
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    AMERICAN TRADE
    66 3 Favourable Balance For Nine Months Washington, Oct. 21. The Department of Commerce reports that exnorts from the United Sta-es during the month of September 1 amounted to $198,189,000 as compared wth $172,193,000 in August and $131,658,000 in September 1934. Imports during September amounted to $161,653,000 as compared with
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    UNITED TEMIANG
    60 3 Messrs. Guthrie and Co. Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, as agents, have received a cable from the secretaries of Uniteci Temiang < F.M.S I Rubber Estates Ltd advising that the board have recommended a (final) dividend ir respect of the last financial year of Id. per share, payable on Dec.
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    KUCHAI TIN LIMITED
    46 3 The results of the working of Kuchai Tin Ltd's. bucket dredge for October are as follows: Actual running time 333 hours 57 mins.; time lost 410 hours 03 mins.; average digging depth 50.95 feet: ore won 285.35 piculs; yardage treated 75,000 cubic yards.
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    NEW SCUDAI, LIMITED
    34 3 The output of New Scudai, Ltd., for the month of October 1935 amounts to 34,500 lb. making a total of 238,700 lb. for the seven months of the current financial year.
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      231 3 the Yokohama! SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. ranTf E C n AMBERS > RAFFLES PLACE. rZI ,Mv Faid Ye 100.000.000. uvxl und Yen 127.450,000. j RP a vr D FF,CE YOKOHAMA. BerMn n HES at Alexandria, Batavia, knu v u lren> Fen &tien, Hamburg. HanHarbin Honolulu, Hongkong, HsinKarachi. Kobe, London, Los AngeSkKft
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      27 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. L. G. JOHNSON, General Manager.
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      23 3 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN.
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      324 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 31-A, Chulia Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,000,000. Telegraphic Address:— Telephone Nos.:— Tyehuabank 5182, 5183, 5184, 5185 5156. Board of Directors:— Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman. Khoo Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chairman. Chionh Ke Hu, Esq., Wee Kheng Watt,
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    CEYLON'S ELUSIVE BURGLAR
    224 4 Keenest Vigilance By Police IN ipiU of t he keenest police vi ß i| a Geeris Appu. the n< m not i burjriar of Ceylon, Mcording nformation receive]. is r;i steps to the Ratnapura an a- h i.ig ground. Geeris eomniitted his last burriari Mdawitia in the
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      507 4 J Ecery customer Every customer 7 icceives a a souvenir. j 100 l LADIES' HATS J t AND I 250 LADIES' DRESSES j TO BE SOLD IRRESPECTIVE OF COST Jchifhets yi 1,111,1,11 1 i MKYER MANSION, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I —j p. ar, BRAS BASAh ROAD. S J SINGAPORE. i
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      472 4 PUBLIC NOTICES BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE Re Ching Keng Lee, Bankruptcy No. 273 of 1934. MORTGAGEE'S SALE of Valuable Freehold Land to be held at the Saleroom of Messrs. Tan Ho (Jon Co.. Lid.. Nos. 90 92, Market Street, Singapore. On Thursday, 7th November, 1935 at 2.30 P.M.
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      598 4 at&mm m m a g Whenever the children are un- 3% well, parents are naturally confus- 4£jv ed and excited. Incompatible me- |f ll dicines may be < and as. a result, f not only that the sickness is unremedied, but als o that the bodily health is influentially deteriorated.
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      339 4 Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing Running a Refreshment Stall at Katong Park. 4 p.m.. Wed., 13th. Nov., 1935. Supply of new and repairs to old Licence Boards during 1936. 4 p.m., Thursday, 14th
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      114 4 NEW STOCKS!!! OF FAMOUS SWISS MADE CLOCKS AND WATCHES i n display st:— 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (Near Middle Road). The above have no connection with any other Clock and Watch Dealers or Repairers. P S. NEW OP^ 96, High Street, Singapore. >LOTUSgPAr»D T «»0€ Lotus Medical THE LOTUS MEOiCALHAUX
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      531 4 j CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the j "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is pro- vided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS
    233 5 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Nov. 3. Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore. who recently returned from a holiday at Fraser's Hill are spending a lew days at "Woodneuk" the Sultan's residence in Singapore. sj< S»' 'fi Si Mr. F. J. Button. Executive
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    WOMAN CRIES IN COURT
    169 5 Illegal Possession Of Chandu 'From Our Oini Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 2. YOU, not being a registered chandu smoker, have no right to hav2 these tubes in your possession and 1, therefore, convict you." No sooner had the magistrate. Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya. with the
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    SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS
    98 5 False Information Charge Against Chinese Singapore, Monday. I Serious allegations v;ere preferred against two Chinese, Ong Ah Liew and I Ong Tee Kee, when they appeared beI fore the District Judge. Mr. H. A. Forrer, I this morning. The first accused was i charged with giving false information
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    BOY BADLY INJURED
    97 5 Alleged Assault With A Chopper (From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, Nov. 2. A big crowd gathered in Jalan Trus, Jonore Bahru. about 5 p.m. to-day when a Chinese boy of about 13 years of age was hacked, it is alleged, by a Hockcha man with
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    Z.G.E. KUALA LUMPUR
    25 5 (Wavelength 48.92 metres I To-day's broadcast from Station ZGE. Kuala Lumpur, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., will consist of recorded music.
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      146 5 Itelefunkenl I Infwsl SUPER-OCEAN I 659 WLK. IrwTl ffsTi \mm£Mm\ r.V KbVBX' aar^ai FOR WORLD-WIDE RECEPTION. Sole Distributors: SEOW KUAN CO. DHOBY GHAUT, SINGAPORE. SSIMBiBIBBSaMaBSiBSB*BH»Sf»*BMM»S» Itch Cause Killed In 7 Minutes Tour skin has Marty Sf mflttoa tfny Mtau or pore* where tiny germs or paraai tea can hide and
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      342 5 MMMM«MM MMMMM I t i i i i i i i i t mm S AHEAD hi ORE YEARS "of SPfC/Al/Z£D EXPERIENCE JCOTfe I I i Phenomenal performance t*iat is consistently a year ahead of all competitive i I Radio Receivers. 3 I VOLUME DISTANCE TONE QUALITY j (13—556 METERS)
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      1101 5 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio BRITISH EMPIRE I BERLIN STATION 2R0, ROME PROGRAMMES 1 <DJN 31.45 Metres; DJB 19.74 Metres); dja 3138 Metres.) Broadcasting On 31.13 And 11, iSorbert Wethmar to-day 25.40 Metres Tri() I 4 05 P.m.-Call DJB, DJN (German, J i English); German Folk Song; Pro- Every Monday. Wednesday
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — To-Day's Shipping
    202 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW To-Day's Shipping VESSELS ARRIVED Ban Hong Liong, British, 1,003 tons from Cheribon 4.11, to Batavia, Cheribon and Semarang 5.11. Khoen Hoea, Dutch, 611 tons from Pontianak 4.11, to Pontianak 6.11. Sidajoe, Dutch, 1,000 tons, from Telok Bajoei 3.11, to Palembang 6.11. Peisander, British, 3,883
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    NOTICES TO MARINERS
    172 6 r ca e from Commander-in-♦i w Chlna station, was received ai the Master Attendant's Office on Nov 2 to the effect that shoal water exists" in the vmcinity of No. 7 Beacon in the dredged channel into Macau Harbour A depth of sft. has been reported close
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    91 6 nn c *i Kudat for Bangkok (Parcels onjy). Mails previously announced as Osing at 10.30 a.m. to-day wi'l now close at 2.30 p.m. to-day. The s.s. Aeneas for Hongkong c f Parcels only.. Mails previously an nounced as closing at 7 p.m. to-day will now close at 1.30
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    106 6 Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands), time of clelvery of boxholders' letters only l p m to-day and general deliveries of letters and parcels 1.40 p.m. to-day Mails expected from Europe etc (London <by Air <Imperial), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. to-day
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    GRANDFATHER CLOCK
    54 6 a Milton. Oct 14 CIOCk according to the oates on various parts of the works wa, made in 1610, is o*i:ed by Mr. John Latta of Milton msv' v' o S e y at has been in the sion of his fam.ly for 3J5 /cars The clock still
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    Money Market
    179 6 SELLING Singapore, Nov. 4. London 4 months' sight 214 Vi London 3 months' sight 214 332 London 60 days' sight 2 4 lfM London 30 days' sight 2 4 1132 London demand 04 London T.T. 2 j4 Lyons and Paris demand Bfis Hamburg demand 141 New York demand
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    80 6 London, Nov 4 Geneva 15.14. Bpriin 19 94 aeinn 12.24. b u lm 19 39 Copenhagen Dslo 19.90V 2 Vienna 26i 4 Prague 119. Helsmgfors 227. Madrid 36 1 16. Rio 414 sellers official. I Belgrade 215 o fliers official, Buenos Aires 15 seller official (Bombay 1 6/8
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    PRODUCE
    197 6 Singapore, Nov 4. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $13 r R. «Siami W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $13< R. <Siamt W. Coast No. 0 per Kokan $133 Rice. B. Siam, N. 1 per Koyan $97 Rice, B. Siam. No. 2 per Koyan $9-i Siam. Rice,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    79 6 alhambra.- Shirlej Temple la Little Colonel/ CAPITOL—' Black Sheep." EMPlRE.—Boxing pictures GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing jide-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese rta'angs. Cinemas. Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.—"The Advent la oi Tarzan" and Vagabond Lady MARLBOROUGH —-David Copperheld." NEW WORLD, Cabaret Dtncin* Side-shows, Malay Operas, Cnine« Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc PAVILION-"o-c bids you." RITZ,
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      352 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS I MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 cJ j TO-NIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT CABARET ATTRACTION S 8.15 to 0.15 p.m. i J SPECIAL DINNER DON DOLLY ANO OANCE (formal) THE POPULAR BALLROOM I x ;,x7. m,dni ff h t ADAGIO AND NOVELTY 1 j NON-DINERS $1.00 DANCERS. j THURSDAY BOOK NOW
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      73 6 !> \w>\ on iHt J/4/£S DEPOT' 16. SC HI < \S 41 ROAD f^ 7 < "SANDERS" RETURNS TO THRaL YOU W TOE SCREEN* <• COMING TO CAPITAL!! ADVENTURE STORY! T Famous British star of "Sanderß of the River" in j H THE MOST l» \\<.l ltO| S GAME*" I
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      40 6 We make a practcal study of your head and will suggest a coiffure especially becoming to you FIOARO l»ho„c 2868. RAFFLES HOTEL (Room 120) and co* 93 BRAS R ASAH ROAD. W $10 $12 $15 only i ermanent Wave Specialists
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      229 6 j Postal Intelligence j SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Tndo-China ILeconte de Lisle) 11 a.m. Western Canada and W. States of U.S.A. (Anshun) 2 p.m. China <generally), Hoibow (Anshun) 2 p.m Hongkong (Anshun) 2 p.m. Australia, Eastern, Southern and Western (Gorgon) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Selat Pandjang (Hong Thong'
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      164 6 Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON? Public Functions Anu Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, NOV. 5 High Tides:—s.sB am a If) Football: Malayan Chines/ Team v. Malays, Ja£n Bet rst Rugby: Tournament, ps iuni Etceteras, S.C.C; Mcdi, L I" Kota Raja, College gro U i y'mca 80 1 v XiX i.m.c.a. Juniors
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    MALAYAN CHINESE NOTES
    280 7 Fukien Officials' Mission To Ma laya—Study Of Agriculture And Co-operative Enterprise—Wo rk Of Mr. Ching Kee Sun—An Arbitrator In Labour Disputes—Poor Response To Croup Weddings—lpoh Chinese Who Has Made Good In China—Career Of Mr. Leong Yew Koh —Important Post In The Foreign Office (By our Chinese correspondent)
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    MR. CHING KEE SUN
    386 7 Work Of Cantonese Community Leader r fer this week to the work M: hv Kee Sun. J.P., a leader < f ti Cuntane. e community in Singapore v.ho lott last week on a holiday in China. For vri. 1 years now Mr. Ching haj done much
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    MR. LEONG YEW KOH
    244 7 Former Ipoh Lawyer In Nanking Post Passing recently through Singapore was Mr. Leong Yew Koh, whom many in Malaya will remember. Ke practised as an advocate and solicitor in Ipoh for many years before returning to China, where he is now on the staff of the
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    MORE CHINESE GOODS
    335 7 Cheaper Fruits From Kwangtung Province The overwhelming success of the recent Chinese Trade Fail in Singapore has started a movement for the holding of trade fairs in other parts of ?»lalaya and in other places of the Malaysian Archipelago. A fair is to be held in Kuala
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY
    216 9 Charity Dance At The New World THROUGH the courtesy of Mr. On? Peng Hock the Managing Director of the New World, a charity dance was held on Saturday last with extension up to 2 a.m. The total proceeds of admission to the Cabaret was donated to the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    111 10 CIIIA LEONG CHUAN, LEONG KAY LEONG BOON and family Cake this opportunity in expressing their heartfelt thanks to all relatives, fr.ends and members of the Po Su Assn., Chiang Chew hip Seok Huay Kuan, Amicable Athletic Assn., Beng Choon Kok, Chareoal Dealers Society, Hoong Yue Club, Tho
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    DEATH
    39 10 KIT I.ENG passed a-vay peacefully cn the 2nd. November, 1«J85 at 6.45 pm. in the General Hospital' The funeral will lake place at No. 25 Sago Street, lo-day, at 11 a m. which date all friends kindly note.
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    PARTITION OF CHINA
    714 10 attempted assassination of the Chinese Premier (Mr. Wang Ching Wei) has created a nine-days-wonder in the Far East, but it is only a front-page illustration of the immense difficulties that are confronting the Nanking regime at the present time. These difficulties have been growing for months, and
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    THE ROYAL WEDDING
    63 10 Large Crowds Expected In London British Official Wireless. London, Nov 4 the Duke of of Scott. and Lady Alice The ceremony will tito private Chapel in nu P lace ln th but the bride wil ingham Palacefrom her London hoi glass coarh her brother the nn? f
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    LEAGUE SANCTIONS
    81 10 Further Products Added To List British Official Wireless. London, Nov 4 •<-on romVrJ Committee of Eighmill oroduct, C3St lron aml apor the Committee subiect to a V,!wut adltlons in Principle attitude of non U /A h h er I ,o™'°ratlon of the anions the mtniSS?" states whl <m
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    DELAYED AIR MAIL
    55 10 Departure > r Singapore To-day (From Our Own Correspondent) A relief Imne'iai A angkok Nov. 4. Karachi flew Vom ays liner fr om Muang to day n ick S a J CUtta t0 mails from thĕ m MaIaya s Raiigoon on Uie way machine in at daybreak
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    28 10 House 'uncneon at Government 4sgae»* s <Aptain H. c. PhU?iw ay R N N V Squadron Leader and Mr? A and dined at Government House Ge?rge
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Guy Fawkes Day
    254 10 NOTES COMMENTS Guy Fawkes Day »|«HREE hundred and twenty-nine years I ago to-day, Guy Fawkes attempted Jto blow up the House of Lords. UnI fortunately for him, the famous Gun powder Plot went astray, and after being submitted to the rack and the other little pleasantaries in vogue at the
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    Flood Relief
    200 10 mmm the proposal was put forward that an order of the court should be sought to transfer the unexpended Portion of the Malayan Flood Relief Fund to the Selangor Silver Jubilee Fund, considerable opposition was aroused, chiefly on the score that the money should be kept for the
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    List We Forget
    121 10 JHE following (dedicated to the Vete rans of the Great War, is sent by Major J. w. Donaldson-Aiken, of Tandjoeng Redeb, Dutch East Borneo: Though Time may heal Wars' brutal scars, and lull our hates to rest A Hero's tribute still is due to those who gave
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    Footwear
    187 10 JN her never-ending pursuit after elegance woman has now reached peak of comfort in footwear by adopting ihe sandai-shor for all occasions. It is indeed a rare sight even in Malaya, to see feminine feet shod in the okifashioned all-leather lacing or button Bven the critical male agrees that
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    Topics Of The Day
    259 10 By "Looker-On" makes my husband think he's backed the Derby winner" j said a wife in a London police court won in a decanter. "A woman's work is nevar d ie" shows what slackers they are. A Every man is a hero Jn hig Qwn until
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    ABYSSINIAN VANGUARDS EVACUATE MAKALE
    107 11 POPULACE SHOW WHITE FLAG HEAVY RAINS Muddy Torrents On The Roads Reuter. Asmara, Nov. 4. |>J KONING hands waving white sheets seen by Italian plane* flying above Makale are regarded as signals to the Italians to occupy the town and seem to indicate that the Abyssinian
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    GENERAL ELECTION NOMINATIONS
    178 11 Mr Baldwin Returned I nopposed I'd lji fn lorrow, total 1,345, comprised THE GOVERNMENT tationau 44 labour 19 11 IHE OPPOSITION 552 154 nt l abour Party 16 enta 18 —Reuter. 015 SEATS London, Nov. 4. Nomination Day for the h takea place on Nov. 14. candidates
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    AN OLD RAFFLESIAN
    143 11 ''■Ihiopian Prince Who Came To Singapore "jy > nr reference to the article on n-ice l»" s| f lll: 1 vhich appeared on I he Ma,ava Tribune iluit t <wr,tes a corresponM;ninv<».' ,S sJated t,li4 t Prince II v<>n Kin? Theodore Indi i i" <■ rhi,e educated
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    FEARS IN ADDIS ABABA
    302 11 Foreigners Uneasy BRITONS ORDERED TO LEAVE piVE hundred Britons have been ordered by the British legation to evacuate Addis Ababa as soon as possible, writes Mr. O. D. Gallagher m the Times of Ceylon. This includes the War Correspondents. The French, German, BelW*™ H n^ Greek
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    FOUND DEAD
    76 11 Singapore, Tuesday. A Chinese of the labouring class was found dead in rather mysterious circumstancit last night. It appears that at about 10 o'clock last night a motorist who was proceeding along Upper Aljunied Road say a Chinese lying near the grass edge. He pulled him up. The
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    BRITAIN'S FOREIGN POLICY
    297 11 Another False Story SIR SAMUEL HOARE'S DENIAL ]N a speech in his constituency too night, the Foreign Secretary, Sir bamuel Hoare, referred to the false statements in circulation regarding the foreign policy of the Government Tactics attdbuted to electioneering He, had he said, already exposed namel y'
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    LEAGUE REFORM?
    40 11 lo Strengthen World Peace Arfphpt Shanghai. Nov. 5. REPORT from Tokyo states that peace" s l Ten Sthen uorld talks are proceeding concerning the proposed re organisation of the League as to united States.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    SOVIET PROTEST
    77 11 Not To Blame For Frontier Clashes Reuter. T„„ 0 Moscow, Nov. 5. HE Soviet Ambassador at Tokyo has presented a Note to Mr. Hirota rejecting as completely unfounded the Japanese contention that the frontier clashes on Oct. 6 and 12 were due to illegal activities of the Soviet
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    JAPAN BECOMES SUSPICIOUS
    239 11 CHINA SILVER British Influence Alleged Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 4. JAPANESE suspicions of British activity in China have been stimulated by the Chinese Government's new monetary dehotfif' some Ja Panese bankers in Shanghai believe are based on of financial I aid from Britain. The prompt issuance this I
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    AMERICAN ATTITUDE
    394 11 Unwilling To Follow Rise In Price Reuter. London, Nov. 4. For the first time for many davs the did not authoring to day the American risp nf St are unwilling to follow the ise of three-sixteenths caused by Indian Ph?nf pec l 1 i a fu e purchases
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    INDIAN PRINCESS INSULTED
    168 11 Another Colour Bar Incident VET another instance of colour pretn ir L En land has been brought in au quarters r USed lndignat inriio iS tv, St f te u by the Jnited Pr ess of India that when an Indian Princess recently W ent to look
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    FELL INTO CANAL
    40 11 The death of •p'SESJSffS*. the Se S uDiec' t a n h f oSPltal n Oct 30 formed CoJoStr o V^ n^r h I nio« P the Roc hore Canal whilsf wal turned 0 dCath by ""^venture
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    ANOTHER BUFFER TIN POOL?
    93 11 Spectre Behind Tin Committee (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Nov. 4. T HE SDec r e of a buffer pool is still stalking behind the scenes of the International Tin Committee. I learn from reliable quarters that under the title of a Tin Equalisation Scheme it
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    TIN MINING
    165 11 Position In Regard To Prospecting yelterd{f°^Z° mmuni ue was issued Kuala d L y um b p y u r In order that the position in regard £oaTT Cilng^y De cle arly underof it ™,n. n tlfied for the information nL Ye,V c mmm c community that full
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    POLICY EXPLAINED
    446 12 Aim For A Sound Currency, Nanking. Nov. 5. An official of the Government explained yesterday that the new financial policy did not mean that ir nation was contemplated, but would wmek for a controlled currency, the amount of which was to be based on the reserves, so as
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    F.M.S. SURPLUS OF $57,095,794
    230 12 Budget Figures SOUND FINANCIAL CONDITION A SURPLUS of $2,189,984, is budA geted for in the F.M.S. Government estimates for next year, which will be submitted to the Federal Council at its meeting next week. Revenue is estimated at $57,789,638 and expenditure at $55,599,654. As there is
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    3,000 OBJECTIONS
    164 12 Ceylon State Council Elections NO definite date has yet been fixed for the dissolution of the Ceylon State Council, although it is surmised that it will be some day before the Christmas holidays begin. The decision depends entirely en the report of the Attorney-General that all is well
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    ROYAL WEDDING
    53 12 Navy Ships To Be Dressed And Illuminated Singapore, Tuesday. TO celebrate $he wedding tomorrow of H.R.H. the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Scott, naval vessels at Singapore will be dressed. H.M.S. aircraft-carrier Hermes and H.M.S. cruiser Cornwall, which are lying just beyond the breakwater, will also be
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    LONDON'S POPULATION
    86 12 Continued Movement Into Suburbs British Official Wireless. London, Nov. 4. The continued movement of the population out fit London into the suburbs is shown by statistics for the administrative county of London, the emigrated population of which was 4,230,200 last year, a decrease of nearly 167,000 since the
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    CAUSE UNKNOWN
    62 12 Okapi's Death At London Zoo London, Nov. 4. The Okapi which was given in July to the London Zoo by the Prince of Wales, who received it as a gift from the King of the Belgians, died suddenly to-day. The cause is at present unknown, but the loss
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    AUSTRALIAN SAVINGS
    36 12 Canberra, Ocr. 10. Saving banks deposits in Australia increased in August by £992,008 to £219,416,000 compared with £21M)93,00C at the end of August, 1934 according to figures issued by the Commonwealth Statistician (Mr. Mcphee).
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    250 12 Further Improvement In His Condition Shanghai. Nov. 5. PRTHER improvement has been shown in Mr. Wang Ching Wei's condition. He received many callers at the Central Hospital yesterday, including Marshal Chiang Kai Shek. Mr. Wu Chi Fei, Dr. Li Shih Tsang and Dr. Chang Ching Kiang.
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    A SURPRISE VISIT
    103 12 Singapore Flying Club Plane At Malacca Xli ifittiuvv» (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Nov. 2. Malacca people were surprised this morning, at 10.30, when a Moth belonging to the Royal Singapore Flying Club, piloted by Flight-Lieut. Leech and Flying Officer Weir, made a landing on the reclamation
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    LESS UNEMPLOYED
    143 12 Reduction Of Over 40,000 In October British Official Wireless. London. Nov. 4. As forecast by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, in his broadcast election address of Saturday the figures of unemployment published to-day show a reduction of over 40 000 in the number of unemployed
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    TWO CANDIDATES FROM CEYLON
    206 12 Malariology Course In Singapore THE Health Organisation of the League of Nations propose to hold a third international course in malariology in Singapore in May and June, 1936, and Ceylon will participate in It. The course consists of theoretical, clinical and laboratory studies lasting one month
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    ESTATE TRAGEDY
    202 12 Young Tamil On Murder Charge At Muar (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Nov. 4. THE widow of a Tamil labourer formerly employed on an estate in Segamat. described this morning at the Muar Assizes before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills, how her husband named Kuppusamy was fatally
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    CROCODILE HUNTER
    71 12 McPherson Road Adventure Ends In Court Singapore. Tucrday. A crocodile-shooting exoedition in the swamps off McPherson Road had a sequel before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, yesterday, when a Straitsborn Chinese, Boey Peng Kow was charged with doing an act to eneanger human life. It appears that
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    DEVELOPING KWANGSI
    206 12 Singapore Chinese Trust Formed SINCE its reorganisation in 1931, the Kwangsl Provincial Government has been paying serious attention to the development of the province. Public works have been built and measures have been taken to encourage overseas Chinese to invest money in the development of the mineral and
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    64 12 Under the auspices of the Malacca Historical Society, Professor Van Stem Callenfells, 0.8.E.. delivered a lecture on -The founder of Malacca .o <* big audience at the High School Hall Uft night Also under the auspices o the His orical Society Dr A. L. Hoops CBE will deliver a lecture
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    DEFICIT OF FIVE MILLIONS
    159 12 Ceylon's Financial Position AN excess of expenditure of fiv. lion rupees over the revenue the financial year 1934-35 Is showi the 'Treasury statement for s ber issued recently. The expenditure for the 12 moi ending September was Rs. 104.2«*'. resulting in a net under-expenditun Rs. 4,989,807.
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    MALACCA NEWS
    66 12 F'cm Our Own Correspondent i Malacca. Nov The office and deoot staff and agents and dealers of the Asia 1 roleum Co., Ltd.. entertained Mi W CuscadEn. manager of the local branch, to a Chinese dinner last nighl Malacca Social Club. Mr. Cuscaden I for Fraser's Hill this
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    Malayan News In Brief
    706 12 Major and Mrs. Elton sail for England on Nov. 9. Mr G A. Thamsen, of Fraser and Neave, Ipoh, goes on leave on Dec. U. Mr I Skin, a Kuala Lumpur barrister, arrived' in Singapore this morning by train. j;. Mr G A. Martin, a planter,
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    Stabilising Of The Shanghai Dollar
    437 13 CHINA'S TRADING REPRIEVE SILVER POLICY U.S. Business Man's Views Singapore, Monday. I CONSIDERABLE improvement of Far East trade is to be looked a result of the decision or" I linese national banks to the Shanghai dollar in an to prevent further fluctuain the price of
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    TRAFFIC CASES
    210 13 Alleged Offenders Before The Court Singapore, Monday. An Arab landed proprietor named Alip bin Mohsen appeared before the Fifth Magistrate. Mr. E. E. Colman, today on charges of causing grievous hurt by rash driving and failing to report an accident. The case was a sequel to an accident
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    STAVISKY TRIAL OPENS
    70 13 70 Lawyers: 121 Witnesses Reuter. Paris, Nov. 4. AFTER ten months of preliminary investigation, the trial opened Jo-day of twenty persons, including Madame Stavisky, charged in connection with the Stavisky affair. To-day's hearing was devoted to the formal reading of the charges which lasted nearly two hours.
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    GREEK MONARCH
    35 13 1,500,000 Vote For Restoration Reuter. Athena, Nov. 4. THE Plebiscite resulted in 1.530.000 voting for the restoration ot the monarchy and 32.000 for the continuance of the Reoublic, v/hile 3.300 wer spoilt papers—Reuter.
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    CASTLE BOUGHT FOR 28s.
    155 13 Whole Village Out For Treasure Hunt Madrid. Somebody's Castle in Spain, ihe medieval rtrcnghold of Santa Gadea del Cid, has just been bought by the neighbouring village for the trifle of twenty eight shillings cash. The- castle had long remained uninhabited. although it's ventral portion, including
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    TOBACCO SEIZURE
    52 13 Big Monopolies Haul At Pasir Panjang Singapore. Tuesday. Charged in connection with a seizure tobacco and cigarettes, a Chinese appeared before the District Judge. Mr H. A. Forrer. yesterday. Monopolies officers seized 370 lb. of Siamese tobacco and 600 cigarettes off Pasir Panjang. The matter was postponed for
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    LISTENED TO MOSCOW
    43 13 Nazi Punishment For Erring Residents Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Oct. 31. Two residents of Wilbelmshaven hav< been sentenced to four years' penal for "listening together to Moscow broadcasts and participating in a political discission." Five others received shorter terms.— Renter Wireless.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    115 13 Arrived from Europe. India and Medan by KLM-plnne "Bperwei" Nov. j: Mi. i s Nio Tan Tiion Hiomv, Mr. L. Pi Ter. Left for N.F.I, by KLM-plane "SperWer M on Nov. i: Mi s Nio Tan rjion Hio-.nv. Mr I Piet-er. Arrived from N.F I by KLM-rjlane
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    THEFT OF TOMBSTONES
    82 13 Singapore, Monday The theft of two tombstones from the !L Tang Sen Chinese burial ground in Thompson Road resulted in a Chinese squatter being fined $30 or one month's rigorous imprisonment by Mr C. H. Whitton. the Third Magistrate to-day. The accused was seen by a youth
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    AIRMEN PROVE TOO GOOD FOR CRICKET CLUB BURGESS'S TRY DECIDES
    831 14 Craiffie Does Weil HEAVY GOING ON I-A D ANG Singapore, Monday. A SINGLE unconverted try scored ten 'minutes after the start enabled the R.A.F. to defeat the Cricket Club in a rugby match played on the padang to-day. but the
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    BRITISH WOMEN WIN AT TENNIS
    175 14 Miss Freda James Secures A Double MISS Freda James, the British Wightman Cup player, won two titles In the Pacific Coast lawn tennis championships at Berkeley, California. In an all-English final of the women's doubles she and Miss K. E. Stammers beat Miss N. M
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    SINGAPORE HOCKEY
    157 14 Suggested Team To Meet Malacca A CORRESPONDENT signing himself "Sideline," writes as follows on the subject of selecting Singapore's hocke> team to meet Malacca at Singapore on Saturday: Being a keen follower of hockey in Singapore and having followed the game closely this season may I venture to
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    POPPY DAY MATCH
    112 14 Second Ladies Trial To-day In the second trial to select the Res. side to meet the European Ladies in their annual Poppy Day fixture on Nov. 8, the following players are requested to turn up at the S.R.C. ground this evening: COLOURS: Mrs. Singh; Miss G. Da
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    THE F.A. CUP FINAL
    116 14 Controversy Over Broadcast npo broadcast or not to broad--1 cast the Cup Final? This issue, affecting millions of wireless listeners, was discussed and deferred by the Football Association at a recent meeting of the Council in London. On behalf of 88 League clubs it was claimed
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    HOCKEY
    48 14 The following will represent the Treasury-Audit against the Post Office Club at the latter's ground to-day at 5.10 J. Rozario. O. C. Aeria (captain*. A. Da Silva, M. L. Rodrigues, Hameed. Hussein Siraz, G. Sithambram, S. T. Stewart. E. A. Joy. Abdul Rahim, J. Teo Mong Joo.
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    ALL OVER IN 43 MINUTES
    167 14 Disappointing Boxing In Malacca j j j (From Our Own Correspondent) Malaccca, Nov. 4. A very disappointed lot of spectators emerged from the City Park Ring last night after viewing, under a steady drizzle one of the shortest boxing programmes in Malacca. The whole programme
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    69 14 The following have been selected to play for the Junior Department against the R.A.O.C. on Tuesday, Nov. 5. on the Anson Road ground at 5 p.m.: F. Ferguson, E. C. M. Hope. Ding Wong Lik, Chew Wai Imm. M. T. Hope. Ong Swee Keng, Looi Eng San. W.
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    Gunboat Jack vs Malinao
    261 14 RETURN FIGHT AT STADIUM Good Card For To-Mor row (By "K.O.") Singapore, Tuesday. A LARGE CROWD is cxpecte.l to pationise Mr. Simon's promotion at the Olympic Stadium tomorrow The main fight is a 12 threeminute round baltlt between Gunboat Jack and Frank .Malinao. It will be
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    FIELD ATHLETICS
    195 14 Need For Improvement On The Track IT is a little difficult to see just why itshould be so, but it is a not unknown fact that the capacity for improvement in field athletics is definitely greater than that for improvement in track events. The border line case of
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    SELANGOR HELD TO A DRAW
    349 14 Stale Hockey MALACCA'S PLUCKY DISPLAY (From Our Own Correspondent Maia ca, Malacca put up a plucky sh,w in their first Inter-S.ate fixture on fluHigh School Padang on Saturda. against the much fancied >i<j, aid shared the honours, each «.ide scoring a goal in the second
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    National Rifle Association Shoot
    1245 15 RAJAH OF KOLAPORE CUP MATCH WON BY GOLD COAST: F.M.S. TEAM THIRD team „f ciehi to .ompete in "The Raj£h of k„i nd ,m to send ,o he represent at the IS I £F.TbWw! Cu P" rpHE match was open to one officially accredited team of
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    86 15 Asiatics To Play For The I Slate j TWO Asiatics have been included In 1 Perak's rugby team tc meet Negri In the Farleigh-Robertson Trophy match to be played at Sercmban on Saturday. i The two players are Tai Swee Kee and .Ung Khek Chow, who nave both
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    160 15 English Offer Of Pasture Refused Sydney. The publication in London last August of the story of Tutankhamen, an old roan racehorse, who. renamed San Dim, enables George Mahoney, a retired sailor, to earn a living in Sydney created an interesting sequel. The Committee ot the Ada Cole Memorial
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    59 15 Inter-School Competition Match The annual football, competition for the Dato Mohamed bin Mohamedoon Cup between Singapore Malay Schools and the Malay Schools in Johore Bahru will take place in Johore Bahru on Nov. Wan Mohamed bin Ibrahim of the Education Department, Johore Bahru will referee. Keen competition Ls
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    CHAMPIONSHIP WON IN 266
    155 15 Golf Feat By Young Australian JIM Ferrier, Australia's 20-years-okl t,l olfin i P r °digy, won the New South Wales close chamoionship at §B"BI R euten with a score of -sob for 72 holes. His rounds were 67, 65, 70 and 64, and his aggregate 16
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    72 15 R. 0. Cummings To Become Professional Brisbane, Oct.. 24. R. O Cummings. Queensland tennis player, who had won 53 amateur championships and has been a runner-up In 35 more, announced to-day that in future he would play as a professional. It is understood that another prominent Queensland player
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    59 15 The following have been invited to play for the Junior Department against HM.S. Cornwall on Tuesday, Nov 5 I at the V.M.C.A. Pool at 5 p.m.: Leong Kwong Nang. Heng Ah Kow. Penny Foncs. Oiui Swee Poh. Sim Boon Howe. Ho Loo Thiam (capt), Chan Choon Jin. Reserves
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    100 16 Hope Of Fight Tor World Title Jock McAvoy, of Manchester, ihe British middle-weight boxing champion, hopes to have a world title fight during his forthcoming tour of the United States. Apart from matches already arranged In New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston. McAvoy may be given a contest
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    462 16 Sir Arnold Robinson Cup Competition i THE following are the draw and starting times for the first round of the Sir Arnold Robinson Cup competition to be played on Sunday morning. Nov. 10: 8 15 M. Buchanan and D. M. Stevenson and W. McMullan and W. H. Day.
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    49 16 Berangoon Rovers vs. Gwee's PlngPong Party on Friday at 7.30 p.m. at Mr. Gwee's residence. 166. Upper SeranROOn Road: -G. B. Ng, B. S. Lee. S. P. Tan. 8. B Choon. L C Tan. T. K. Vellu. K. B. Chan Reserves: A C Leong, B. T. Teo.
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    49 16 The final of the volunteer snooker tournament will take place to-day, tha players bein;; H R. Wilson and B. Scott vs. C. G. Pugler and E. H. R. Bowerman. STRAIGHT SNOOKER CHAMPIONSHIP H. R. Wilson will play R. M. Wheatetoft in the final on Thursday, Nov. 7.
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    234 17 How Berlin Deals With Guilty Motorists Berlin, Oct. 24. VELLOW crosses, in a prominent position, will in future be the brandmark. on the cars of motorists, guilty of habitual or serious offences against the traffic regulations, according to new measures of increased severity issued by the
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    121 17 Growing Popularity In Place Of Trams More and more cities in Britain are abandoning their tramways in favour of the trolley bus. Reading is introducing an experimental service on one route, and the total cost of the changeover is to be nearly £200,000. South Shields is another place
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    1417 18 ASSIZE CASE Bicycle Purchase Sequel Singapore, Monday. iJiHE sixth Criminal Assizes for the year commenced in the Supreme Court to-day before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell. There are eleven cases on the list which includes two cases of murder, one of which is the Silat Road murder
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    325 18 Greta Garbo as she appears in "Anna Karenina," which opens at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. TENTH ANNIVERSARY PICTURE Greta Garbo In "Anna Karenina" TEN years ago, a timid, bewildered 1 Swedish girl—Greta Louvisa Gustafson—began her first American screen role at the Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer Studios. This week, this same woman—now known
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    55 18 I Singapore, Monday. Chinese wor "an was found lying fete s!r P l he 22* r of a h0U5e Bam Street, yesterday morning suirirfVL^ 6 3 to have committed SXSS hmtlf with a piecc respiration was rendered by shoJS ni anCe dre sser but th e woman
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    462 19 Premier's Statement PRODUCTION TO BE ENCOURAGED Canberra, Oct. 2. rfHB Federal Government has deA (ided to exempt petrol derived from Australian coal or shale from exc fge duty for five years, thus providing *n incentive to Australian production. The derision was announced in the ffouse Representatives by
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    93 19 Exhibition Opened In Paris Paris. min?it,fri hibUion of fl y in e pJeas"—• which h ae fpP similar to the one u been touring British airjunctin? 4^f e^°P ened in Paris u» conEverv motor show there. proving iJ 011 view has flights rMH g 1U? alr 'Worthiness. bv
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    200 19 Experiments To Produce Sound-Proof House (By Air Mail) E vr%1 London, Oct. 22. XPERIMENTS are being made to produce a sound-proof house. This fact was disclosed by Dr. R. E. Stradling, Director of Building Research under the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, at a conference in Manchester
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    218 19 A Thrill For An Old Miner v Sydney, N.S.W. Oct. 8. A Commercial Traveller returning to Melbourne, Victoria, from Albury, N.S.W. overtook an old miner tramping alone with a heavy pack and a parcel. It was a hot, dusty October day. and the miner carried a small
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    609 19 Discovery By A Canadian Doctor (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 22. I NEW method of attack upon caneerou° growths devised by Dr. Henry C. Connell, of Kingston, Ontario, is attracting great interest in medical circles in Canada. A preliminary report on the work has been published
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