Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 8 November 1935

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. No. 260. Vol. XCIII. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      143 1 T. NAGATA BROTHERS DENTISTS Head Office next to The Dispensary Branch Office 52, Leith Street. I THE DAY OF REMEMBRANCE AND SERVICE A WHOLE YEARS WORK I DEPENDS ON THIS ONE DAY SALE OF POPPIES I BRITISH LEGION WORK financed by POPPY DAY includes: I I RELIEF OF DISTRESS FINDING
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      2236 2 FOR CASUAL THE MUNICIPAL MUNICIPAL NOTICE PENANG HILL RAN If C «ATES FOR ML COMM|SS|ONERS of RAILWAY IS A P 5 A 3 ADVERTISEMENTS G eorge town, penang required and should be in the hands of the 1 I Thursday, the 28th November 1935 1 HL ||Fj CHARTERED BANK NEDERLANDSCHE
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    Science And Invention
    2432 3 New Epoch For Medicine London Medical Exhibition Talking Books Invention Charcoal Fuel For Cars. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) London, October 26. Recent Medical Research SIR Henry Dale, Director of the National Institute for Medical Research suggested this week tjjat medicine might be at the inning of a
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      96 3 IN AID OF EARL HAIG'S POPPY DAY FUND BUTTERWORTH PADANG Daily at 5.15 p.m. Football Matches i SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH PROVINCE MALAYS vs. C.R.C. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH D.A.F.C. PENANG vs. T.R.C. PENANG MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH M.A.F.C. PENANG vs. ABDUL HAMID SPORTS CLUB, ALOR STAR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH PROVINCE INDIANS vs.
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      178 3 Presents For The Folks At Home TEA CHESTS One of the most suitable and one that is always appreciated is TEA. ORANGE PEKOE TEA is suited to the water at Home, whereas many teas are not and added to this Factor is the superior quality of PEKOE ORANGE which makes
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    Girl Doctor Who Lived Two Lives
    390 4 Tragedy of Split Personality Always Saw Two Points of View London, Oct. 29. Tragedy revealed on Oct. 28 the strange ase of a girl with "split personality" a girl who lived two lives at once. At 21 she was a fully qualified doctor. She
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    WARNING BY THE CROIX DE FEU
    265 4 Daladier Must Not Be Premier WILL BE OPPOSED BY ALL MEANS Parin, Oct. 28. Col. de la RocUuc. leader of the militant C roix de F• u, L. main Fascist organisation in France, declared in an interview: Ihe man of F cb. 6 shall
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    COST OF SLIMMING
    109 4 The Answer's A Lemon Melbourne fruitgrowers in Conference have decid. d to tender evidence at the Aus tralian cost of living enquiry, now sitting, in support of an allowance for a fruit diet, With particu’ar emphasis on the lemon as a slimming agency. "If only fat women
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    £100,000 OF GEMS WORN AT BALL
    204 4 Marie Antoinette's Tiara i POLICE GUARD IN j EVENING DRESS I Birmingham, Oct. 28. Jewellery valued at £lOO,OOO was worn i in the pageant of Jewellery Throughout I the Ages" at the Birmingham Jewellers’ I Silver, Jubilee Ball here tonight. A speJ cial guard
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    VALUABLE T. B. DISCOVERY
    150 4 When Disease Is Dormant I After some years research, the Health Department of New South Wa’es has reached the conclusion that tuberculosis iis contracted in childhood with a dormant period for the disease. Sometimes it develops rapidly but, in many cases, the disease remains dormant until
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    Airmen Who Broke Their Backs Will Walk Again
    489 4 Side By Side For 13 Months *1 HOPE TO FLY i AND DRIVE A CAR' SURGERY 'MIRACLE* Two young arimen lay sid? by side on stretchers in an ambulance outside the Royal Air Force Hospital, Linco n. What’s the matter with you?”
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    CITY OF POVERTY AND MISERY
    1250 5 Life In Spanish Capital INTERESTING ADDRESS TO IPOH ROTARIANS Ipoh, Nov. 7. city of poverty and misery” is how J Durentydt described Madrid, in Idress he delivered yesterday to the i Rotary Club at their weekly tiffin W. J. D. Kloezeman, President of uh, was
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN SINGAPORE
    439 5 Govt. Offer $750,000 For Relief Subject To Municipal Grant Of $500,000 i HOME FOR DESTITUTE ALSO TO BE PROVIDED (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Nov. 8. I As briefly reported in the Pinang Gazette" yesterday, a bold and decisive j action has been taken by the Government
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    ENGLISH SCHOOL FEES IN COLONY
    277 5 WHEN INCREASED LAST YEAR AROUSED RESENTMENT Reference by Unofficial members at the last meeting of the Legislative Council recalls the resentment felt by the public at the time of the introduction of the scale of fees in English schools throughout the Colony. The old rate
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    SINGAPORE ROAD MURDER
    88 5 Crime Connected With Banditry In China (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 7. Three Chinese were arrested yesterday by the Singapore Detective Branch in connection w’ith the murder at Upper Aljunied Road on Monday night. It is believed that the crime is connected with banditry in China
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    CHINA FLOOD RELIEF FUND
    94 5 Subscrip Ken List No. 33 Amount previously acknowledged as per List No. 32 $23,790.34 Donation from Madam Lim Quee Sian, Penang, 6.00 Messrs Belle Isle Super Service Station, Penang, Sale of 1 big Charity flag 1 00 Total received $23,797.34 Amount previous’y remitted Mex $20,000.00 Remitted
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      154 5 New Shipment Of Popular Priced MEN’S AfegA SHOES BLACK PATENT TAN LEATHER LACE SUEDE SHOES OXFORD SHOES For evcni g an<l fwma wear. Lantam weight, With Bantam weight s3s J leather sole. leather sole, a popular I Sizes sto shoe, for young men at I Price $5-00 pair, a saving
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      324 5 FUN FROLIC MAIN GATE 10 CENTS ONLY Friday, Bth November, 1935. STATE OPERA OTHMAN KHAN” SEATS: 10, 20 and .’J) cts. THEAN LOK 800 TAI SHANGHAI OPERA Presents 1. YENG HONG PEE BOO” 2. TAI YIN CHIAT SEATS 40, 30 20 Cents. NO FREE LISTS. TONIGHT TONIGHT The First of
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE.
    294 6 MORE SPECIAL PICTURES OF THE WAR. ABYSSINIA: ON NORTH SOUTH FRONTS \a/ucdc XA/ATED Advance guards of the Abyssinian *«ICIxC Wa\| CK irregular forces in the Ogaden Desert I C CCA Q C F refreshing themselves at a waterJ Jv. v. t ho e near y^’
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    CABLE SHIP IS STILL AGROUND
    235 7 SALVAGE COMPANY TO ASSIST Singapore, Nov. 6. There is an unfounded rumour in Singapore that the Eastern Extension A. and C. Telegraph Company’s vessel The Cable has been abandoned. Inquiry' at the divisional offices yesterday revealed that the vessel is still aground on an uncharted
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    A NEW ROTARY DISTRICT
    135 7 China, Hongkong And The Philippines Effective as from Oct. 1, 1935, the board of directors of Rotary International has onstituted the Rotary clubs in China, Hongkong and the Philippine Islands as a district of R. 1.. The number of th e new district is 81. At
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    MORE VISITORS TO BALI
    167 7 Netherlands Indies Most Popular Resort Bali, Nov. 5. According to the tourists traffic organiBataviaasch Nieuw'sblad in Bail, field rats have appeared in the sawahs in unusually 155 against last year s 141. The total number of tourists who visited Bali during January-September 1935 was 1,806 against
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    CRUEL TREATMENT OF A CHILD
    95 7 Imprisoned In Deserted House Batavia, Oct. 31. An act of cruelty to a child has been committed recently in Bondowoso, says the Soerabaiasch Handelsblad. A clerk in the Government department of Finances had undertaken the care of his nephew, a young child of 8, w’ho
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    SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    92 7 A Week At King's House, j Kuala Lumpur His Excellency the Governor, accom- panied by Lady Thomas and Miss Thomas, and attended by th. personal staff, will leave Singapore for Kuala Lumpur at 10.00 p.m. on Monday and will return at 6.40 am. on Monday, Nov. 18.
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    THE LAW NEVER FORGETS
    1390 7 Man Captured Again After Four Years ECHO OF TAIPING KIDNAPPING SENSATION Taiping, Nov. 7. A sensational case which occurred over four years ago in which four men tried to drag a young Malay woman who came out of a talkie hall into a stationary car, but'
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    ILLEGAL PURCHASE1 CF RUBBER COUPONS
    146 7 ILLEGAL PURCHASE 1 CF RUBBER COUPONS 7* A. Chinese Fined NOT A DEALER OR A LAND OWNER Teluk Anson. Nov. 5. Charged with having been in possession of rubber coupons for 125 katties, Tan Sai Tuan, who was neither a licenced rubber dealer nor an owner of rubber property, pleaded
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    213 7 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Parrett and daughter have arrived in Malaya from Home. a Mr. R. F. R. Swettenham is now at Seaton, South Devon, after living for Some time at Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks. .a Mr. J. R. Gittins was a passenger back to Malaya by
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    S.S. "RANCHI" ARRIVALS
    178 7 The following passengers disembarked here yesterday from the P. O. s.s. I Ranchi”: Mr. T.J. Cumming, President of the Association of British Malaya; Mr. J.E.A. Clarke, Ass stant Secretary, Penang Municipality; Mr. A A. Conway, Assistant Manager of Steel Bros. Co., Ctd., Bangkok; Messrs. T. Crabb and
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      64 7 WAV.W.W.Wm a sunerh produced with great fidelity to English scene and sentiment exquisite delightful” says DAILY MAIL. a TBoinaflce’V I FORI A r A< V xfhwn I ROBERT mONTOOIDEItf Hugh Walpole'» tamedl W I novel ot two who dared to Wj love becomes a memorably W screen hit yanega J
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES
    268 8 Fixtures For *1 ©morrow DERBY COUNTY TO VISIT HIGHBURY The fo.iowaig are uie matches to be played tonionow in tne English and Leagues. FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v Derby C. Birmingham v Brentford Blackburn R. v Huddersfield T. Chelsea v Middiesbro’ Grimsby T. v W’hampton W. Leeds
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    ENGLISH RUGGER
    70 8 Fixtures Fcr Saturday The following are the principal Rugby Union matches to be played tomorrow: H'shire and Sussex v New Zealand Cornwall v Devon Durham v Lancashire Gloucestershire v Somerset Yorkshire v Northemberland Birkenhead Park v Guy's Hospital Blackheath v Oxford University Gloucester v Old Blues Harlequins v
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
    52 8 Reuter. Irish Team To Meet Scotland London, Nov. 7. The Irish team to meet Scotland at Edinburgh on November 13 is as follows: SCOTT (Belfast City) COO K (Everton) FULTON (Belfast Celtic) McCULLOUGH (Manchester City) JONES (Linfield) MATCHELL (Chelsea) DUGGAN (Leeds) STEVENSON (Everton) BAMBRICK (Chelsea) DOHERTY (Blackpool) KELLY
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    BADMINTON
    132 8 An interesting match was played last Sunday between the Mayfied B" Badminton Party and the X” Badminton Party, on the latter's Court. The Mayfield Party won by four games to two SINGLES Chuah Cherg Hong (Mayfield) beat Chee Yew Hock 15 3, 14 14(3—2). Lim Kneh Sin (Mayfield) lost
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    GOOD FIGHTS AT IPOH
    289 8 Surprising Verdict In Star Rout GUNNER STRONG STOPPED (BY SECONDS OUT”) Ipoh, Nov. 8. Last night’s boxing programme at the Jubilee Park Arena, staged before a large crowd, produced some exciting bouts; in the two main events especially interest was maintained at a high pitch. A
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    GIRLS AT HOCKEY
    277 8 Ipoh Y.W.C.A. Team To Meet K.L. Swallows (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Nov. 7. Judging from the report of the team that has been selected to represent the V .W.C.A. Ipoh, in the forthcoming match against the Kuala Lumpur Swallows on Saturday, it looks as if the
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    ESPLANADE HOCKEY
    253 8 Cricket Club Draws With P.R.C. An interesting game of hockey was witnessed yesterday on the Esplanade when the Cricket Club met the P. R. C. The wet condition of the ground made it slippery but both sides soon adapted themselves to the conditions. The Cricket Club were the
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    SALE OF BLOODSTOCK IN FRANCE
    556 8 Belonging To Baron 1 RothsCkiild I OVER £7,060 REALISED i i The annual sale of horses n training owned by the Baron Edouard de Rothschild and ME. Marchand was held by the j Establishments Cheri at Neuil y-sur-Seine, near Paris, when 48 horses realized an
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    NARROW N. Z. VICTORY
    25 8 REUTER. Dark Blues Beaten. By A Point LONDON, OCT. 7. THE NEW ZEALANDERS BEAT OXFORD UNIVERSITY BY TEN POINTS TO NINE
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    KING EDWARD VII. SCHOOL RE-UNION
    137 8 Dinner On November 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Nov. 7. The annual Reunion Dinner of old boys of the King Edward VII School, Taiping, will be held on November 23. The first dinner of such a kind held last year proved a great success
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      36 8 PHONE 543. PENANG PENANG S.S. :o: THURSDAY SATURDAY DINNER DANCES MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY COCKTAIL DANCES 7.00 tn 9.30 p.m. ST. ANDREWS ANNUAL BALL REEL PRACTICES Tuesday, 12:h November, 630 p.m. Tuesday, 19th November, 6.30 p.m.
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    REVIEW OF GOLF SEASON
    1448 9 SUCCESS OF LIVERPOOL PLAYERS RAPID RISE OF JARMAN Thg ason of 1935 will be remembered by local golfers ag one of gratifying success, not, it is true, in such full measure as 1933, but still a great improvement on the somewhat meagr e results of last
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    ALL BLACKS IMPROVE
    747 9 Llanelly Well Beaten FAILURE OF WELSH BACKS Welshmen have lost the arts of back play. That is the reason why Llanelly were beaten at Stradey Park ground, made memorable by past achievements, by the New Zealanders by two goals two tries (16 points) to a goal and
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    LAWN TENNIS
    709 9 THE COVERED COURTS CHAMPIONSHIPS London, October 22. Another successful meeting, now known as the National Covered Courts ChampionShips of Great Britain, was concluded at Queen s Club, as in other years with the final rounds of th e doubles events. More was seen of the two singles champions,
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    CHALLENGE TO INMAN AND REECE
    145 9 Sydney Lee, who became a billiards professional after winning the Amateur Championship four times, complains that he cannot get a match, says Frank Poxon in The News Chronicle.” I have been left out of the coming sealed handicap, and the two veterans, Inman and Reece,
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    A.A.A. AMEND JUBILEE SPORTS RESULT
    214 9 White City Match Declared Tie SCOTLAND'S RELAY PROTEST UPHELD There has been a surprising sequel to the Amateur Athletic Association Jubileo Sports at White City, London, in August, when England and Wales beat Scotland and Northern Ireland by 52% points to 48%. Following a protest
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      235 9 -IdL well-known physician writes: X, Kalzana had a influence. Ihe I vitality of the f patients improved Ik x. j/ mH remarkably, the Vl J v shortness of breath y IK 8m disappeared and I NC) x W dizziness, I headache, lack >Y' xjr I I sleeplessness were I I
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    THE TORCH TO YOUTH
    1035 10 The great spirit of comradeship which actuates ex-Service men in dining together on Armistice Day discloses eloquent testimony of friendship joined in the most trying conditions imaginable, and existing now when such times are but a poignant memory. The function of the Armistice Day dinner shows
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    Women Lured Into Trap And Robbed
    1565 10 HELD UP WITH PISTOL A Taxi Ride MIDNIGHT DRAMA AT SINGAPORE RECALLED Singapore, Nov. 7 The story of how a Chinese nonya and her adopted daughter were lured into a trap by a false story and an invitation to a dinner party nt 3
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      157 10 POMMEW g? GPENO I 5 > HHB ROYAL WARRANT HOLDERS I :i b BUbSI Er feisllo Ifil i U BY SPECIM APPOINTMENT TO t HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V. 3 I l < I I ;IW y L The Jackdaw of Reimt I, 1 uncorking A bottle oi fi f
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    CHINESE CIVILISATION NOT THE OLDEST
    1389 11 PROFESSOR CALLENFELS' ROTARY CLUB ADDRESS INACCURATE ACCOUNTS OF PREHISTORIC CHINA Singapore, Nov. 7 An address, which Dr. Chen Su Lan. himself a student of Chinese history, described as one of the most unique which the club had heard for a long time was delivered by
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    ST. ANDREW'S
    194 11 DAY Arrival Of Haggis In connection with the forthcoming j St. Andrew’s Day celebrations an in- I i teresting ceremony took place yesterday .morning at Swettenham Wharf, the ocI casion being the arrival from Edinburgh, I the beautiful capital city of Scotland, of 1 a consignment of Haggis.
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    LOCAL DEBTORS ORDINANCE NOT QUITE CLEAR
    1320 11 Mr. Justice Whitley Thinks I Amendment Necessary APPLICATION FOR COMMITTAL TO PRISON I Discretion In Favour C Trustee In the Supreme Court tins morning Mr. Justice Whidey delivered an important* 1 judgment m connection with the Debtors’ Ordinance, in connection with which an j
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    UNKNOWN TAMIL KILLED
    245 11 Motor Fatality At Burmah Road bUCCUMoS TU iNJUiueo IN HOSPITAL Anc.jcr laauiuy occurred lasi n.guL ac BuriLaa koaa -n wmexi aa un- I known male '1 arm! was knocked down by a motor-car and later succumbed to his m- 1 I juries at the General Hospital. It
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    HOMEWARD BOUND
    36 11 -P.euter. Malayan Chinese Athletes' Leave Shanghai (From Our Own Correspondent) Shanghai, November 8. The Malayan Chinese Athletes numbering 150 who attend.d the recent national meet left for Singapore this morning by the Conte Rosso.
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    THABAWLEIK TIN DREDGING LTD.
    94 12 Eight Years Life The Secretaries of Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Limited, report that the ore reserves of Thabawleik Tin Dredging, Ltd., have been the subject of careful investigation during the year, with the result that it is now estimated that there will be not less than 12,500,000
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    HOW EXCHANGES ARE MOVING
    114 12 Latest Quotations Thursday Wednesday Paris 74 11 16 74 43 64 New York 4.92?« 4.91}$ Montreal 4.97 Vs 4.97 Brussels 29 11 29.13 Geneva 15.12% 15.13 Amsterdam 7.24 7.24% Milan 60% 60% Berlin 12.23 12.23% Prague 118};} 119 Copenhagen Oslo 19.90% 19.90% Stockholm 19.39% 19.39% Vienna
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    CONSUMPTION OF TIN
    350 12 WORLD TOTAL UP 15 P.C. In First Eight Months Of 1935 OUTPUT EXPANSION The world’s apparent consumption of tin during the first eight months of the current year totalled 90,910 tons, an increase of 11,692 tons, o r 14.8 per cent., compared with the corresponding period of
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    ANGLO – BURMA TIN COMPANY
    351 12 ANGLO BURMA TIN COMPANY Important New Development The ninth ordinary general meeting of the Anglo-Burma Tin Company, Ltd., was held at Winchester House, E.C., on October 23. Mr. F. A. Robinson (the chairman), in moving the adoption of the report and accounts, said that the past year’s work showed a
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    AMPAT TIN
    523 12 PURCHASE OF PROPERTY AND PLANT AT SIPUT London, October 27. A circular to the members of the Ampat Tin Dredging states that, following a thorough examination by the company’s technical managers, negotiations have now been concluded with London Tin Corporation for th e purchase by the Ampat of
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION
    153 12 Management Contract Terminated It is announced that the agreements under w’hich the business of the Singapore Traction Company in Singapore has been managed by the Shanghai Electric Construction Company were terminated on October 17, on payment of £lOO,OOO to the latter company. From that date the Shanghai company’s
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    PERAK RIVER ELECTRIC
    616 12 Operating Income Increased DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM EXTENDED The Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Company announces net operating revenue to 31st July of £182,542, as compared with £116,454. Interest on Prior Lien debenture stock takes £16,000, on Guaranteed debenture £54,960, and on advance from guarantors of Guaranteed stock £3,100. The
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    SANCTIONS AGAINST ITALY
    329 13 Reuter and Rugby Radio Service. teague Committee's Final Decision EMBARGO ON PETROL INCLUDED London, Nov. 7. I The Committee of Eighteen, which is the I executive for the sanctions Co-ordination! Committee of 50 League States, took a final decision at Geneva last night for the operation of
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    YOUNG COMPOSER
    100 13 Rugby Radio Service. Symphony Praised By Musical Critics London, Nov. 7. Considerable interest has been aroused in musical circles by the performance last night in the programme of the 8.8. C. at the Queen’s Hall Concert of the first symnhony by a young composer of growing reputation, Mr.
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    MODERN ELECTIONEERING
    104 13 viding apparatus of this kind.Rugby -Radio Service. Straining Resources Of Wireless Dealers London Nov. 7. The development of modern electioneering which has grown with each campaign of recent years is the use of amplifying and relaying equipment. Loud speakers are installed at every big meeting and where the
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    EMPIRE AIR TRANSPORT PROGRAMME
    258 13 to periodic review of costs.Rugby Radio Service. First Stage In Revision SERVICE TO SOUTH AFRICA London, Nov. 7. I The first stage in the revision of the Empire Air Transport Programme with a I view to improvement in present time scheI dules, increased frequency of services
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    ROYAL COUPLE
    125 13 Duchess used her new title.Rugby Radio Service. Honeymoon At Boughton House London, Nov. 7. The streets of Kettering were crowded with people when the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester drove through them last night on their way to Boughton House where their honeymoon is being spent. Soon after
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    CONGRATULATIONS
    59 13 Rugby Radio Service. Hundreds Of Messages For Duke Duchess Of Gloucester London, November 7. Hundreds of messages of congratulations for the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester were received all day at Buckingham Palace from all parts of the world. The messages are being sent on to Boughton House, Kettering,
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    CLYDE LAUNCHING
    58 13 .Rugby Radio Service. Sixth Naval Vessel This Year London, Nov. 7. The sixth naval vessel to be launched on the Clyde this year, the destroyer Gipsy,” took the water from Messrs. Fairfields Yard today. H.M.S. Garland”, a sister ship, was launched by the same firm over a week
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    45 13 the corresponding week last year.Rugby Radio Service. London, Nov. 7. The road accident figures in Great Britain for the week ending November 2 were 157 killed and 4,594 injured as compared with 177 killed and 4,230 injured in the corresponding week last year.Rugby
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    FIERCE HAND TO HAND FIGHTING
    156 13 .Reuter. South-West Of Hatssien FIRST CASUALTIES OF NEW ITALIAN ADVANCE Asmara, Nov. 7. Two Italian officers were wounded, two Askaris were killed and ten wounded in a sharp encounter south-west of Hausien culminating in a bayonet charge and a fierce hand to hand fighting. The
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    ANGLOPHOBIA IN ITALY
    203 13 Eden Hofei Ban: New Names Rome, Nov. 2. The anti-British storm is raging throughout Italy swept away overnight all names of hotels and restaurants here which had an English flavour, one of the victims being the well-known Eden hotel. This establishment was apparently believed by a section
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    CAPE-ENGLAND RECORD ATTEMPT
    55 13 Rugby Radio Service. Progress Of F./O. D. Llewellyn and Mrs. J. Wyndham London, Nov. 7. Flying Officer David Llewellyn and Mrs. Jill Wyndham who are attempting to establish a record for the flight from the Cape to London arrived at Kisumu, Lake Victoria, at 8.45 a.m. and
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    SMITHY AT BAGHDAD
    49 13 Reuter. Good Progress On "Record" Flight Baghdad, Nov. 7. Kingsford Smith arrived at 10.20 p.m. last night and left for Allahabad at 10.56 p.m. Kingsford Smith left Lympne aerodrome at 6.8 a.m. on November 6 in an attempt to break the England to Australia flight record.-
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    STOCK MARKETS
    44 13 Gold was 141 s=l 2d.—Rugby Radio Service. London, Nov. 7. Sterling on New’ York was 4.91 3 4. Paris 74—5 8. Stock markets were quieter. British funds maintained but War Loan was easier at 104=15 16 Gold was 141 s=l 2d.—Rugby Radio
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    ELECTION ACTIVITY
    232 13 .Rugby Radio Service. At High Pressure In Ail Parts Of Britain SIX DAYS BEFORE POLLING London, Nov. 7. Polling takes place next Thursday and election activity is at high pressure in all parts of the country. The Prime Minister, Mr. Stanley Baldwin, in a letter wishing the National
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    HIGH OFFICIALS INDICTED
    196 13 Irregularities In Kharkov Administration Moscow, Oct. 30. Grave irregularities in administration of the finances of the City of Kharkov in the Ukraine have been discovered and have led to punishment of various high officials, according to a communique issued by the Union Council of Peoples Commissaries, which
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    INSPECTOR BONNY
    111 13 Again Sentenced By French Court Paris, Nov. 1. Former police inspector Bonny who gained much notoriety in connection with the Stavisky scandal and the mysterious death of Judge Prince and who only last week was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment for divulging professional secrets” again faced the court
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    223 13 Mr. R. J. McCarry And Miss Catherine Cowie Singapore, Nov. 7. 1 The wedding took place yesterday at 4.30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, of Mr. Robert James McCarry, of Merli-mau-Pagoh Rubber Estates, Ltd., Layang Layang, Johore, son of th e late Mr. Peter McCarry and Mrs
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    MYSTERY CARGO OF AMMUNITION
    75 13 TANDJONG PRIOK CALL Batavia, Nev. 2 The Bataviaasch Nieuwsblad says that a few days ago a ship sailing under a foreign flag, arrived at Tandjong Priok I It was understood that a part of the 1 cargo consisted of ammunition. The am 1 munition was not
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    DAILY MAIL LIST
    360 14 AIK MAIL A mail for Kenya, Tanganyika, Uganda, Zanzibar, Northern and Southern Rhodesia, Nyasaland and South Africa by route to Singapore and thence by Imperial Airways will be closed at 7 p.m. today. OUTWARD MAILS A mail for Pulau Langkawi by the s.s. "Rimba will be closed
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    SHIPPING ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES
    861 14 SHIPPING ARRIVALS DEPARTURES Schedule Of Principal Lines The following is a flat of vessels arrtvint wd aaiMng from Penang during the weak; IN PORT TODAY M.V. "BESSA” fr o m Far East via Singapore. Sails same day for Colombo, Port Said, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Ham--1 burg and Oslo. S.S. "KUMSANG” from
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    93 14 Today at "ESPLANADE” 8.30 P.M 10.30 P.M. 1 MarchFriend Or FoeGraham. 2 OvertureGiralda Adam. 3 SuiteFrom Meadow To MayfairCoates. I Rustic Dance. II A Song By The Way. 111 Evening In Town. 4 Operas In RhythmCarmenLetts. INTERN AL 5 SelectionGold Diggers Of 1933 Warren 6 Two Favourites.
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      1662 14 Wireless Programmes na i. B.3sSports Talk.* 8.50- Eugene Talk on sport. 9.3o—Meeting of the Phohi 8.8.C* Pin! and hj a Tango Orchestra with Diana Club. 9.50 News from Holland. 10.05 Clare. 9.os—Close down. Station Orchestra (contd.). 10.25—Light TODAY music. 10.30Popular music by the staTnnsrni hsumi 3 tion orchestra. 10.50Close down.
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      176 14 Indian music is substituted) 9.35 News (in English) and weather reports. 9.50 News (in Hindi). 10.20-11.55 p.m. Music. CALCUTTA Station VUC of tbe Indian Broadcasting system. Wavelength 49.10 metres approx. 6.200 kc|s. 8.30 to 9.10 p.m. Bengali music; 9.10 Talk; 9.25 Hindustani music and talk 10.10 News bulletin, and market
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      1782 15 L S'"""* T 1 4 I H I Js. e 4 3 111 |gpg| /jL' yK u "g^, 1 HAMBURG-AMERIKA linie Lri.:l EUMMBL LIMB Hamburg. Vessels. LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT Leave Dae For EdStcm Mail PGSSetigCr Odd Freight Service Penang London OUTWARDS ACHILLES L’don, R’dam, H’burg Hull Nov. 9 Dec.
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      506 16 BOXING! BOXING!! THE BIGGEST BOXING ATTRACTION PRESENTED THE MILLION DOLLAR BOXING PROGRAMME. BRADDOCK JOE LOUIS vs. vs. max BAER c A R N E R A 15 SENSATIONAL ROUNDS OF HARD FIGHTING gMF Jr SEE THE NEGRO BOMBER’ IN ACTION SEE HOW BRADDOCK DETHRONED THE S EE HOW CARN E
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    2578 17 MR. JOHN GIELGUD'S GREAT PRODUCTION SWEDISH PLAY IN LONDON "The Passing Of The Third Foor Back" Filmed ENGLISH FILM OF A FISHING VILLAGE (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Oct. 26. ROMEO AND JULIET” FOLLOWING the success of Mr. John Gielgud’s Hamlet,’’ his production of "Romeo and Juliet”
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    PREMIER'S BROADCAST TO NATION
    2679 18 Aims Of The National Government PEACE AND PROSPERITY The Prime Minister (Mr. Stanley Bald-j win I opened the National Government’s election campaign with a broadcast mes- sage to the nation. Mr. Baldwin was. speaking from Chequers. The Prime Minister said: I I do not propose to
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    GREEKS CALL FOR THEIR KING
    390 18 GREAT ROYALIST PAGEANT Athens, Oct. 26 With yellow*-crowns newly sewn to their hats, 10,000 troops took part in the most impressive display of military force Athens has seen for many years. Earlier in the week a proclamation had announced that to-day was to be a
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    AUSTRALIA'S AIR ARM
    192 18 "Must Be Fastest Striking Force Anywhere" Australia which now has the strongest air force in the Pacific is still planning and building extensions. According to tho air chief pf staff (Air Vice-Mars/al Wil- < liams) the Federal Government realise that the Royal Australian Air Force must be
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    ALKALI MANUFACTURE IN AUSTRALIA
    204 19 Progress Of 1.C.1. Scheme Adelaide, Oct. 24. Before leav-ng for London in the Narkunda, Mr. B.E. Todhunter, a director of Imperial Chemical Industries, announced that a site had been tentatively selected near Port Ade’aide for the establishment of an alkali industry involving an outlay ©f between
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    THE CHURCH AND EMPIRE SETTLEMENT
    186 19 The secretary of the Church of England Council of Empire Settlement, 39, Victoria Street, S.W.I, recently said farewell at King George V. Docks to a party of five young men who are going to Australia and New Zealand. One is a young man whom the
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    BAN ON SCOOTERS
    85 19 Small Boys Are Sad The small boys of Brunswick, Melbourne, are desolate. No longer may they speed along road and footpath on wheels. The local council has banned any machine or contrivance having a footboard or footplate on wheels,’’ in other words, scooters, boxtrucks, coasters, and whizzers.”
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    "PESTILENTIAL PROPAGANDA"
    299 19 War Service Effect On Health ARMY DOCTOR'S DENUNCIATION To what extent does auto-suggestion and fear complex contribute to the continued ill-health and the premature ageing of exservicemen Dr. C. A. Courteney, formerly principal medical officer of the Australian Repatriation department, has just said some pertinent things about it
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    ROUND THE WORLD
    121 19 Sydney Plans Epic Air Race Sydney, the frrth place of modern, civilised Australia is planning to celebrate its 150th anniversary by organising an air race round the globe. According to Austral News, the suggested course starting and finishing at Sydney, is by way of Fiji. Haw’aii, Vancouver.
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    ISLAND HERMITS WATCH FOR CYCLONES
    326 19 WHERE 10 INCHES. OF RAIN FELL IN THREE HOURS So that Australia may be warned of the advent of cyclones, the two radio operators on Willis Island, a 30-acre strip of sand 312 miles from the Queensland coast on the edge of the Coral Sea,
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    BAIRD TELEVISION
    142 19 An Agreement With Australia It is learned that the Baird Television, Limited, has satisfactorily concluded negotiations with the Australian Radio Manufacturers’ Patents Associat on, Limited, of Sydney, N.S.W., whereby that Association has been appointed the exclusive representatives in Australia of the Baird Company, both for the construction and
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    OPALS UNDERGROUND
    278 19 And The Troglodytes Of Ccober Pedy BY H. C. FENTON Where do opals come from What connection have they with troglodytes and Coober Pedy And, for that matter, what are troglodytes, and where is Coober Pedy Let me try to answer these perfectly natural questions which, possibly, have
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    INTEREST RATES IN AUSTRALIA
    299 19 Reasons For The Rise Reviewing conditions in Australia at the recent meeting in Sydney of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Mr. James Ashton, the chairman, d scussed interest rates. He referred to the internal loan of £12,500,000 offered at 99in June last, the rate of
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    AIR RACE ROUND CONTINENT
    114 19 Centenary Event Discussed Should an England to Austra ia air race not eventuate for the South Australian Centenary consideration will be given to a round Australia race. Competitors, after leaving Adelaide, wi’l be required to carry messages to various ports and sett’ements along the route, thus
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    EX-SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA
    502 20 Kedah Branch ARRANGEMENTS FOR ARMISTICE DAY 1935 The lullowing arrangements have been| made in connection with Armistice Day. November 11, 1935. A Parade, for the purpose of uniting in the observance of the Two Minutes Silence, will be held on the Padang, Sungei Patani, on Monday,
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    JAMES & SHAKESPEAR FAILURE
    64 20 JAMES SHAKESPEAR FAILURE Reuter. Summonses Issued On Business Men IN CONNECTION WITH PROSPECTUS Summonses have been served on three businessmen in connection with the failure of James and Shakespear during the pep per crisis namely, Mr. Bishirgian, Mr. John Howeson, Mr. Louis Hardy. The summonses were issued on behalf of
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    EARLY ETHIOPIAN OFFENSIVE
    101 20 Reuter. On Southern Front TO OFFSET ITALIAN THRUST Harar, Nov. 7. The news of three large concentrations of Abyssinian troops is believed to portend an early Ethiopian offensive on the southern front. It is learned that 40,000 Fannos, or wild hunters, are advancing down the Juba River
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    P.C.C. RUGGER TRIAL
    113 20 Colours vs. Whites On the Esplanade tomorrow, Saturday. November 9 at 5.15 p.m. COLOURS. WHITES. W. Ingham. G Rude H. A. L. Luckham. R.Mange. M. F. H. Roe. R. f. Heath. A. R. Jones. L. G. Lee. A. H. West. d. Richardson. C. M. J. Kirke. a.
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    117 20 T,N yesterday today London—(Spot) £226.0.0 f 2 25 10 0 London—(3 months) £214.0.0 £212 15 0 Business Done Penang Business Done $148.25 COPRA.— (Sundried) Buyers no sellers BLACK PEPPER $5.60 slo.oo EUBBER London 6/„d 6 d New York 13%c(G) 13ftc(G) Singapore—Spot 22 %c 22> 4 c December 22%c
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    MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF RICKSHA PULLER
    770 20 Compatriot Suspected ONLY MAN IN IPOH WITH MOTIVE FOR CRIME (From Our Perak Representative) Ipoh, Nov. 8. Seldom has such a grim and poignant story been unfolded in a coroner’s court as that told by witnesses to Mr. C. W. A. 'Sennett yesterday at an
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      WHEN WILL THE WEATHER CHANGE?
      207 20 (To the Editor of the "Pinang Gazette”) Sir, Since the beginning of last month we have been experiencing plenty of rainy 'days and still are, throughout Malaya. Weather prophets are unable to say when this wet weather will change. Being a constant visitor to your
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    EXCHANGE
    111 20 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 London Bank 214 4 mist 2|4t% Private 3 mist credit 2'4 ft I 3 Documentary 2 4ss On New York Demand 57% India T.T. 154 France T.T. 860 i Hongkong T.T. 36 dis. Shanghai T.T. 46 dis. Bar Silver 29 deceased alive on. August 14 at
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    A. A. ANTHONY & CO.’S QUOTATIONS
    275 20 A. A. ANTHONY CO.’S QUOTATIONS Yesterday Today Buyers oeuers buyers Genera nN A. Weng 1.85 1.90 1.85 1.90 B. Selangor 98 1.01 98 1.01 Hi tarn 50 52%ex 51 53 Hong Fatt 75 Jelebu 1.00 1 05ex 1.00 1.05 1 Johan 29 31 29 31 Klang R. 1.75 1.80 1.80
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    374 20 LEADING BROKERS SHARE LIST KENNEDY 4 COMPANY TODAY’S PRICES The following are thg latest quotation?, in ALKi>t>RS. xvENNEDY Co. s Share. Last Uxxay Y esterday I oaay I RUBBER: Buyers Sellers Buyers beher» *A. Malay 2.95 3.25 2.97% 3.25 B. Lintang 1.10 1.15 ex 1.10 i.lsex I Glenealy 1.75 1.80
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      39 20 WEATHER REPORT Temperatures Wind Ralnfal 6.00 a.m. 75 S. 6 m.m. Noon 78 S. TIDE TABLE TODAY High Water Low Water 10.48 a.m. 5.05 a.m. 11.22 p.m. 5.10 p.m. TOMORROW 11.37 a.m. 5.52 a.m. 12.02a.m. 5• 56 p. rr
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