Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 4 November 1937

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE JS7' EDITION ESTAB. 1X33 PUBLISHED DAILY. 261». Vol. XCV. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1937. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    INAUSPICIOUS START FOR CONFERENCE
    228 1 .((/’iV REJECTS ALL PROPOSALS IN ADVANCE But Powers Still pe for Mediation TODAY’S DISCUSSIONS TO BE IN SECRET Brunels, Nov. 3—The plenary session of the Conuljoiirned at 6.15 un il 2.30 tomorrow when the will sit in committee secretly. It is gathered that will he decide
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    PEKING "MAN"
    130 1 Reuter. li.U she Realh Looked Like Nov 4 Archeologists have t; t time what the earliest man being really looked like. :>!• t head of the famous Peking instructed in the DepartAnatomy of the Peking Union following the discovery of !'.-iti missing part the upper uthed at Choukuotien
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    AIR RAIDS
    84 1 P< i h cling England’s Precautions 1 >.■ Office announces that in order the greatest possible mea issistance and advice to local in connection with preparation precautions schemes, it has I t<> divide the country into ap tin areas in England and two in Scotland, and in adlon
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    OPPOSITION LEADERS
    29 1 I uinntaiy Labour Parly has Major c i; Attlee and Mr Arthur 11 inoppose 1 Leader of the Leonty Leader respectively. S.r t re elected (Thief ‘•hip
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    FASCIST PLOT DENIED
    44 1 —Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 3. —Reports abroad that the Italo-Gerrnan-Japanese anti-Comin-tem pad will contain a military clause directed against Russian intervention in the Far East, is denied by competent quarters here. It is stated that the pact «till contain no military clauses.
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    SHANSI FRONT
    117 1 Reuter. Invaders Claim An Advance Peiping, Nov. 4. —Alter capturing the Chinese positions in the Hs.nkow Hills, tne Japanese troops occupied the town oi Hsinhsien this morning, according to a Japanese communique which asserts that fifteen Chinese divisions are engaged in this .sector and estimates the Chinese casualties
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    WARNING TO NEUTRALS
    76 1 Reuter. Only Japanese Planes Over Japanese Lines Shanghai. Nov. 3: A warning that any non-Japanese plane flying over Japanese lines will be fired on, on the assumption that they are Chinese, has been issued by Japanese authorities follows the alleged flying over of Japanese lines of two
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    MR. MacDONALD'S HOLIDAY
    18 1 Mr Ramsay MacDonald accompanied by his daughter Sheile, is leaving today to ‘our South America.
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    Rear-Admiral Reginald V. Holt
    41 1 Rear-Admiral Reginald V. Holt who arrived in Penang this morning from London on the “Rajputana” on his way to China to take up his appointment as Rear-Admiral and Senior Naval Officer, Yangtze. He trill relieve Admiral Crabbe.
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    NO HOPE FOR MUI TSAIS
    146 1 Reuter. Straits To Adopt Minority Report London, Nov. 3. —Askjd by Lieut.-Uum. Fletcher whether he proposed to promote legislation for Hongkong and Malaya whereby all transferred children must be registered, Mr. W. Ormsby-Gore said the Straits Government had decided to adopt in principle the Minority
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    CAPT. EYSTON SETS UP NEW RECORD
    29 1 .—Reuter. At Bonneville Salt Flats today Captain Eyeston broke the twelve, hour record with an average speed of 163.68 miles an h >ur.-
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    MEDICAL AID FOR CHINA
    159 1 —Reuter London. Nov 3.—A further increase .n the supply of medical necessities to China in view of the heavy casualties among Chinese civilians by Japanese bombard ments of open cities was suggested by Mr W. Gallacher at question time in Com mons. Lord Cranborne for Government
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    MAINTENANCE CASE POSTPONED
    41 1 The maintenance case in which a wellknown Chinese, Mr. Chung Chee Leng, is sued by a woman, Wong Mong See, who claims to be his former mistress, was again postponed, till Nov. 22, with a view to settlement.
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    REFUGEES IN KENYA
    163 1 Saved From Italian Savagery About 6,000 Abyssinian refugees, including many women and children, the majority of whom had travelled long distances and suffered very severe hardships are now in Kenya. This information was given in a Parliamentary answer by the Colonial Secretary who paid tribute to the
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    H.M.S. BASILISK
    95 1 Mystery Of Reported Attack After the first Lord of the Admiralty had recited in the Commons the ory oi the presumed «attack on the destroyer Basilisk and how on return of the ship to Gibraltar and investigations of all evid ence an announcement was made that a mistake
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    TRAIN WRECKED
    55 1 .—Reuter. Alleged Communist Plot Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 3. Many arrests have been made in connection with a train collision yesterday at Meequita in which seven were killed and 70 injured. The investigation has aroused suspicion of a Communist plot, as most of the victims were Greenshirts returning
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    REBELS AGREE
    53 1 British Ships To Be Released Lord Cranborne named at Commons question time seven British ships captur ed and detained in ports under control of General Franco and intimated that as a result of representations the Nationalist authorities had stated that orders had been issued for the release of
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    ASK MAIL TO SHETLANDS
    42 1 An air mail service between Aberdeen and the Shetland Isles, which will materially improve postal services with the mainland, will be inaugurated on November 23. The service will operate three times weekly in winter and daily in summer.
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    SINEWS OF WAR
    54 1 Sir Thomas Inskip informed the Com irons that the value of orders placed by IV 1 fence Departments during the last financial year was £19,5,666.900 end for the first six months of this financial yea*~ £92.*****0. The values of orders placed in spec-ally distressed areas were £52.840,
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    DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER
    41 1 Reuter. An official bulletin states that the Duchess of Gloucester has undergone a minor operation necessitated by a recent miscarriage. A month’s rest will be necessary The Duchess’ general health is good. No more bulletins will be issued.—
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    BIG CANADIAN LOAN
    32 1 Reuter. Ottawa, Nov 3—A new $100,000,000 Canadian loan for the purpose of refunding the last tax free bonds issued during the Great War was over-subscribed in two hours. Reuter.
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    NO MORE TRUCK WITH ARAB SEDITIONISTS
    233 1 Higher Committee Morally Responsible For Terrorism Reuter A firm reply in the negative was given by Mr. Ormsby-Gore in the Commons whet Mr. W. Gallacher tCommunist) asked i. he was not going to reconsider the at titude towards the Arab Higher Com mittee in
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    ENEMY HELD
    73 1 Reuter A Few Gain Fool hold South Of Cr<M‘k Shanghai, Nov 4 The opposing forcerspent the day shelling each other's pos tions. The Chinese claim to be holding in chec’. the Japanese troops who have gained foothold on the South Bank of the Soochov Creek The strength of
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    GEORGE TOWN HAS REACHED PEAK OF EXPANSION
    2673 2 Revenue Not Likely T o I ncrease “MUST SAVE WHENEVER c GRUMITT. At a special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners yesterday the draft budget for 1938 as slightly amended by the Commissioners was unanimously passed. Mr. Corrie Grumitt made a striking speech in
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    PERAK CLERK WEDS PENANG GIRL
    218 2 Mr. Mak Hoong Fong Miss Ng.Siew Kheng A wedding in the Chinese reformed style ‘ook place at the Shanghai Hotel yesterday afternoon between Mr. Mak Hoong Fong and Miss Ng Siew Kheng. The bridegroom, who is the fourth son of the late Mr. and, Mrs
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    F.M.S.R. & CHILDREN’S AGE LIMIT
    180 2 F.M.S.R. CHILDREN’S AGE LIMIT Raise ill Affect Revenue (From Our Own Correspondentj Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. ‘Ts th< Federated Malay States Railway .'.iinunistr iiiori in favour of the raising of The ate limit of children from 12 to 14 ’.rars?” was a question asked by the Hon. Mr Yong Shock
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    FAR EAST TALKS AT BRUSSELS BEGUN
    1838 3 Duty To End Conflict Emphasised FRENCH MINISTER ON “ATROCITIES AND REVOLTING MASSACRES” Hands Of Aggressor Must Be Bound, Says Soviet Delegate The Ear Eastern Conference at Brussels, convened with the purpose of discussing the possibilities of bringing a peaceful settlement of the China war,
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    TIN & COPPER TOUCH RECORD LOW LEVELS
    131 3 TIN COPPER TOUCH RECORD LOW LEVELS Reuter L S. Industrial Situation Blamed In an atmosphere or an( j outside the London base metal prices con- downward trend and in and tin established new ver a year. think that the preentirely due to the mal situation. It is (tinted States industrial
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    MR. K.G. HOWE
    24 3 Reuter The Brit'sh charge China Mr R. G. Howe, is morning from Nanking when'he is travelling by HM S Decoy Reuter.
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    NEUTRAL ZONE NEAR THE FRENCH CONCESSION
    448 3 Fate Of Thousands Depends On Sue cess Of Negotiations Shanghai, Nov. 3: Negotiations are proceeding for the establishment of a temporary neutral zone contiguous to the southern and western borders of the French Concession from where all armed Chinese forces would evacuate. Ab policing
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    PREMIER RACK IN COMMONS
    48 3 he was greeted with cheers- Reuter and British? Wireless. London, Nov. s.— Mr. Neville Chamberlin, is back a</uin in the House of Commons after an absence lof eight days due to gout. When he appeared he was greeted with cheers.- Reuter and British? Wireless.
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      158 3 Illi. HRs I L IST WORD in AMUSEMENTS EMBLEY CABARET FAHR POPULAR SELECT FASHIONABLE TODAY ha Dance 6.3 D p.m. to 8.30 p.m. COUPONS 6 FOR $l. Bar A Night Dance 9.30 p.m. to Midnight COUPONS 4 FOR $l. 9 KOH $2. BEVS (.1 ESSIXt; COMPETITION TONIGHT I trill be
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    MALAYA-LONDON PHONE SERVICE MAY SOON BE OPENED
    367 4 Recent Tests More Successful THE Pinang Gazette understands that in spite of the announcement made some time ago by the Malayan Posts and Telegraphs Department that preliminary tests for a phone talk with London via Batavia had proved unsatisfactory, a commercial service may
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    AVOID "EXPLOITATION" OF EMPLOYEES
    160 4 F. M.S. Government’s Example (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 3. A desire on the part of the F.M.S. Government t? avoid "exploitation” of employees is reflected in the following item appearing in the riport of the Finance Committee, presented to Federal Council today:— "Mr.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    199 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr K. S. Maniam. of the Public Works Department staff. Segamat, has returned ifter three months' leave spent in Ceylon. y Mr A. D. Dawson. Superintendent of Customs and Excise, Port Swettcnham, has gone on leave. Mrs. D. M. McSwan. wife of the Chief Medical Officer. General Hospital.
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    MR. J.R. CLARK RACK IN LONDON
    84 4 Our London correspondent states that Mr. J. B. Clark, (above) the 8.8. C. Empire programme director, who was in Malaya last month, has decided to curtail his Empire tour and to return to England at once. Mr. Clark is expected in England this week,
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    "Trivial Fond Memories" Revised
    64 4 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. x. Sir Uiiivik* Guillemard’s book, “Trivial Fond Memories,” which was withdrawn at the end of September by the publishers, Methuen and Co., Ltd., because of the objection of Mr. David Lloyd George to certain paragraphs referring to him, has been
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    424 4 Monday. Oct. 25. At 10.30 a.m. His Excellency presided at the Budget Meeting of rhe Legislative Council held at the Council Chamber, Government Offices. Before the meeting His Excellency presented insignia of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire as follows: To Colonel W. Cave-Browne. D 5.0.,
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    MAJOR R.L. NUNN,
    27 4 ia Capt'dn Al Ch ttin with the of the Satyous which arrived 11 P W G Al<Jer the first officer, Mr. R. T. Needham.
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    GAS "CASUALTIES"
    15 4 GAS "CASUALTIES" in the anti-yas display at the Sinyaporc Police Depot last week
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    GREW ADRIFT FOR SWELVE DAYS
    224 4 STORM-BATTERED MEN REACH SINGAPORE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore. Nov. 3. More than 20 Japanese fishermen who had been adrift in their 20-ton boat for 12 days, aTteFa battering by the northeast monsoon, were rescued in an exhausted condition 100 miles south-east of Hainan Island
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    MALAYAN STAND AT IMPERIAL FRUIT SHOW
    118 4 Mentioned In Broadcast: Filmed In News Reel (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Oct. 26. The Malayan stajnd at the Imperial Fru t Show which was held this year at Birmingham, was one of the outstanding exhibits of a record entry. As in previous years
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    ADVICE TO FILIPINO WOMEN
    316 4 S. PIONEER DECRIES CHANGE IN COSTIME I From Oui Own Correspondent.) Singapore, Nov. 3. One of the first three American women to settle in the Philippines, going there with her soldier husband, during the outbreak of the Spanish-American war in 1899, arrived in Singapore by the
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    BRAINS BETTER THAN GUNS
    178 4 DR. NORWOOD O\ ||y NATIONS PERIMI The view that nations oi the >. i perish if they had no effectiw i that of armaments, was express. F.W. Norwood, of the City Tempj ing in Leeds. If one looked round the world said, everywhere there was it
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    ITEMS FROM ABROAD
    156 4 Lp to the end of September wireless receiving sets had been <a-. -.i in France for fiscal purposes Signor Mussolini laid the foun'.T.. stone of the first building of the Rom- <- hibition, to be opened in 1941 An agreement has been concludes retween Austria and the
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    FIRST STEP TOWARDS BUILDING UP OF F.M.S. RESERVE FUND $15,000,000 SET ASIDE AS MAIDEN INSTALMENT
    1783 5 (From Our Own Cor repondent) il-tetm ir Jll Luala Lumpur, Nov. 3. F H a s s 5 beinS set aside as first instalment towards the bu.ld.ng up! of the mucji-discussed Federated Malay States Reserve
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    SEND "ROAD HOGS" TO GAOL
    178 5 1 "rimer Suggests Heavy Penalties 'tiun that the "road hog” shouio gaol is made by Mr. E.F. kroner tor Mid-Warwickshire and rident of the Coroners’ Society. >ge to the Leamington Rotary writes: not agree that science can miti"l life on the road so long as
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    H.H. the Sultan of Selangor,
    44 5 H. H. tht Sultan of Selangor, who is .seen above accompanied by the Raja Mnda, acted a.s host at the Astana Mahkota, Klang, his official residence, where a Durbar of the Rulers of the Federated Malay States was held.
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    PORK-EATING MALAYA
    74 5 Killed 148,967 Heads Of Swine In Six Months Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. Pork i.s- most eaten of all meats in Malaya. One hundred and forty-eight thousand nine hundred and sixty-seven swine were slaughtered in Federated Malay States abattoirs in the first half of this year, a.s against 10,582'
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    SCIENCE MUST NOT BE ABUSED
    306 5 Mr. K. MacDonahl On War fJorrors The need for scientists to take a lively concern in the way their discoveries are used, especially in warfare, was stressed by Mr. Ramsay MacDonald at the Royal Institution last week He delivered the first Radford Mather lecture on
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    WOMAN AS THIN AS A SHADOW!
    338 5 lesli-Forming Tablets Restored Iler Health Many men and women all ever the Strait.* are trying everything they can think of ii a vain endeavour to put on weight. Thej eat feverishly, upset their stomachs Vitt endless doses of nauseating Cod Live.- Oil —but all
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      188 5 THE BEAUTY SECRET OF ginger ROGERS r “WBP helped Jane to gain J new attraction 'W v-' Ji LMML I’m so sorry for Jane —she never gets partners at these dances.” “1 know, her complexion is so coarse GINGER ROGERS and unattractive. She ought to do as Ru.lio Picture- the
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    DEEPAVALI EFFECTS
    146 6 Tamils hi Court Effects of Deepavali” said Court Inspector Alexander, when a Tamil, Sathan, in company with a Chinese ricksha puller appeared in the Penang Middle Court yesterday, before Mr. Lim Cheng Ean. charged with disorderly conduct on November 2. at King Street. The Tamil pleaded guilty to
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    FREE WATER SUPPLY TO PENANG CONVENT FIXED AT 350,000 GALLONS
    734 6 No Free Supply ror Day Scholars At vesterdav’s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners the question of a free water supply to thq Pen “?f nve t was f a aln routrht up and a final decision made that 350,000 gallons
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    STATE-AIDED LABOUR
    50 6 Information has been received from th* 1 Deputy Controller of Labour that 132 state-aided labourers will arrive at Port Swettenham today, by S.S. Elephanta. It is expected that 85 will be landed at Pott Swettenham and the balance will trav ‘1 to Penang for quarantine at Puiau Jerejak.
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      604 6 POSITIVELY THE LAST TWO SHOWS ROYAL THEATRE 5.45 p.in. TONIGHI 9.00 p. ni A GREAT HOLY EPIC AND THE GREATEST MYTHOLOGK PICTURE EVER MADE. Tamil Nadu Talkies OF VEL PICTURES STUDIO, MADRAS PRESENTS SKI "MAHABARATHAM" Featuring South India’s Greatest Screen and Stage Artist Mr. Nat Annaji Rao, Mr. Natarajam Pillai.
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    BRITAIN’S INDUSTRIAL LEADERS TALK OF THE "GOOD" YEARS IN STORE
    2353 7 PRESENT PROSPERITY TO CONTINUE FOR A LONG TIME BRITAIN BUILDING FOR THE WORLD FOGS COST MONEY —THE TOWN TALKS OF POLITICS RUMOUR OF GENERAL ELECTION IN 1938 WILL JIMMY THOMAS STAGE A COME BACK DIFFICULTIES OF THE OPPOSITION TO JERK
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    WHY DOES TIN FALL?
    539 8 WHEN statistics point emphatically in one direction but prices supposedly affected thereby pursue a contrary course, questions present themselves which are not easily answered except by the very few who combine a high degree of prescience with a useful quantity of inside knowledge. By the air
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    LIBERTY BONDS
    388 8 [LETTER TO THE EDITOR Sir, —China is now undergoing the most momentous period in the history of her existence. Whether she is still to maintain ner national liberty depends on the outcome of her present struggle against the aggression of a nation notorious for her inhumane methods of
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    COLLISION IN FOG
    94 8 —British Wireless. Fishing Boat Sunk But Crew Safe London, Nov. 3: The Southern Railway night boat from Boulogne to Folkestone, Maid of Orleans, with 230 passengers was in collision in thick fog last night with a French fishing boat just outside Boulogne. The fishing boat was badly
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    O.X.A. DONATIONS TO RELIEF FUND
    51 8 The Old Xaverians’ Association, Penang, has sent another sum of $4,589.49 (Straits Currency) through the Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation towards the Red Cross Fund, made up as follows: O.X.A. Fund $3,030.00 Members’ Donations 490.00 First Tea Dance (Wembley Hostesses) 516.91 Second Tea Dance (Elysee Hostesses)
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    BY THE WAY
    513 8 Canada makes history in Arctic Hindu Legend concerning B oiikui Despair of the B mid HISTORY has been made in the Canadian Arctic. The Hudson Bay Steamer Nascopie, out from Montreal, has met the Hudson Bay schooner, Aklavik, from Cambridge Bay in the Bellot Strait at the
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    PENANG ARRIVALS TODAY
    362 8 Dr. W. H. Brodie, the Municipal Health Officer, returned from leave this morning by the "Rajputana” with his wife. i Rev. Mother Superior of the Penang Covent, St. Tarcisius, 0.8. E., returned Lius morning from Europe by the “Rajputana’’ together with Madame St. Vincent, Madame St. Raphael,
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    NON-INTERVENTION: GOOD PROGRESS
    156 8 foreigners can both proceed Wireless. Attitude Of Italy Germany Modified London, Nov. 3; The full committee of Non-intervention Powers will meet tomorrow afternoon to pass the dralt resolution setting out its programme of action in fulfilment of the British compromise plan and to give assent to sub-committee
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    PROJECTING SIGNBOARDS
    139 8 Free Licences And I ree Advice Under the provisions of the Munieij al Ordinance it is necessary to obtain the pmission of the Municipal Commission!' erect or maintain any signboard whic h P- jects in front of a building am street. H i. e As from Jan. 1
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    "CHINA PLACING GREAT FAITH ON NINE-POWER CONFERENCE"
    791 9 OFFERING STUBBORN UNITED FRONT AGAINST JAPAN Dr. Philip Tyau In Penang On Special Government Mission ma as a nation is placing great reliance and faith on the > t Nine-Power Conference at Brussels which opens today Jt! o h we do not expect
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    STATE HOCKEY TRIAL ON MONDAY
    127 9 Teams Selected Following are the teams selected for the third Penang State hockey trial to be played on Monday, Nov. 8, on the Esplanade at 5.15 p.m.:— COLOURS: Abdul Kareem (D.A.F.C.), Wee Chong Ghee (C.R.C.), Yeeng Cheng Phov (S D.); Cheah Kim Swee (C.R.C.), Boev
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    THREE SIAMESE PRINCES IN PENANG
    239 9 Famous Racing Motorist Arrives From England Three Siamese Princes are in Penang today. The famous racing motorist who has won many important motor races >n Eng land and on the Continent, Prince Birabongse arrived this morning from London oy the "Rajputana" together with Prince Chula,
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    NEW PENANG FIRE CHIEF
    199 9 Municipal Engineer Takes Over Control Of Brigade Municipal Engineer Mr. M. J. I'horpe is now in executive control of the Penang Fire Brigade, ana will continue to do so until Mr. A. J. Brown, Fire Brigade Superintendent, returns from leave on February 10, 1938. Mr. Thorpe
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    FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. S. BARNABAS
    125 9 The funeral of the late Mr. S. Barnabas, retired Government pensioner of the Medical Department, whose death occurred the previous day at the General Hospital after a long illness, took place yesterday at the General Cemetery in Western Road. The cortege started from
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    417 9 Notes On Today’s Final Gallops Today’s final gallops at Bukit Timah in preparation for Saturday’s racing, attract ed a. large crowd of people to the racecourse. All upcountry candidates, except Hobbs’s charges, have arrived and all trainers and jockeys were busily engaged giving their charges their final exercises.
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    ADMIRAL HOLT IN PENANG
    306 9 To Take Over Command Yangtsze A visitor to Penang this xtear-Aumirai Kegmaiu Huit, 0.t0.0, who arrived from England oy the P. inici ivajputana on ms way v o Cn.nu to lane of tne Bm.sa i\avy aioug me lung me River. is relieving Admiral Ciabbe wno is
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    THE Y.W.C.A. JUMBLE SALE
    129 9 The Y.W.C.A. intends holding a Jumble Sale on Dec. 4 and would be very grateful to receive unwanted articles of all kinds which may be sent to Y.W.C.A. Rest Room, Downing Street or 12, Logan Road. Articles v.ch as clothing, shoes, pillow cases, bed sheets, furniture,
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    PLANES COLLIDE
    32 9 Reuter Seattle, Nov. 3.—Five occupants of a laige amphibian Naval plane were Idled when it collided with a smaller Naval plane. The occupants of the later escaped by parachute. Reuter
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    LONDON APPLAUDS L.T.C. QUOTA DECISION
    1116 10 Best Solution Of Difficult Problem EARLY RECOVERY IN U.S. INDUSTRY NOT NOW EXPECTED i From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 23. When it was announced, late last week, that Bolivia had eisked for an extraordinary session of the International Tin Committee. London opinion was quick
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    LONDON STOCK MARKETS
    702 10 Solid Investmen! Buying (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 23. Signor Mussolini, whose name has recently been as heartily cursed m the City oi London as taai even oi President Roosevelt, .indirectly conierred a substantial favour on British investors when, this weex, he instructed Italy’s Ambassador in
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    K.M.S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER
    944 10 Biff Increase In Profits c 5 The twenty-seventh annual general meeting of K.M.S. (Malay States) Rubber Ltd., was held recemtly jn London, Mr. James Davenport (chairman of the company) presiding. The Chairman said: When I had the pleasure of addressing you a year ago, I ventured
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE
    260 11 MARCH THROUGH LONDON CAUSED THIS TROUBLE ■FIERCE STREET BATTLES such as have never before been experienced by people of South-East London upset the usual Sunday calm in streets which run close beside the River Thames. These pictures give close-ups of incidents on the route of
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    WHY RADIO DEBATE WAS CANCELLED
    165 12 Position Too Delicate There is no likelihood of any new arrangements for a broadcast debate on the threatened demolition of fishermen’s homes in Newlyn. The debate was to have been given in the 8.8. C. news bulletin recently, but was cancelled because Penzance Corporation contended
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    ARMISTICE-DAY
    64 12 BBC lo i^)\i )(1 It is under 5t,,,,,! t cast, from tht tice-Day s. hall, London wr, minutes’ talk ar Marshall rendered by i,.. M gade of Guard Funeral Ma.. will then I». the eleven tery of guns v.m r The Bishop of I by conducting a short Times
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    BY AIR AND SEA
    521 12 Latest Times Of Posting AIR MAIL A ma.l for Kuala Lumpur and Singapore by Malayan Internal Air Service will close at 2 p.m. tomorrow. A mail for Burma (excepting Victoria Point, Mergui and Tavoy) by the s.s. Nagato Maru will close at 2 p.m. today HOMEWARD
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    EX-LEADER FROM CAPE TOWN
    168 12 To ad i:.IU..| llit Tate Gilder, tor tiv. years Cape Town Symphon} Or appointed leader of the chestra. many Performances by broadcast in the programmes try During the last ten years Gild Wi Ing has been heard by British listen thousands of occasions As leader musical
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    SHIPPING "WAR" OVER DUKE
    81 12 It is understood from Pans that fam,, foreign steamship line- are offering Duke and Duchess of Windsor free pas-a. in one of their ships for their trip tc America. The Duke has not yet decided in wiul ship he will travel, but it is expected he
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    CAMERA TO PIERCE FOG TRIED OUT
    98 12 John L. Baird television inven invented an "infra red camera hopes will beat the men a of fog to port. He plans to adapt it to train.- iand motor-cars. The goal which he is m,v m:. result cf ten years' resterch "My device is
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    "WARSPITE" LEAKS AGAIN
    128 12 Wat spite 31,000- ton has cost Britain more t has broken down on trials time. While steaming at speed A ship vibrated considerably After the trials had was reported to the cap' was seeping into the ship It was not. apparently. and the ship was in no
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      1650 12 WORLD RADIO PROGRA MMES B B. C. BERLIN MELBOURNE I, IB Me,. iU.J VK3LR 9.58 N'|. (31.3 m D-jA 0.54 >IC/M 31.45 m. r*»' tn GB the followtufj TODAY 11. 17.76 Mc/s 16.3'3 m. TRANSMISSION i ljJij 15.28 Mc/s 19.63 m. p.m. i axi b < 4.20 Opening announcement. <ISS
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      400 12 PENANG—ZHJ (WAVELENGTH —19.3 metres) TODAY p.m. 7.00 Signal and programme 7.05 Recorded Organ Recital (Classical) 7.30 Recorded Vocal Recital. Chaliapine Elizabeth Schumann. 7.55 Messrs Anthony and Co’s share report. 8.00 Pageant of English Poetry No. 5. Shakespeare’s Dramatic Poetry. 8.15 Studio Programme by Master Cyril Conn C Miss Lena Conn.
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    SHIPPING IN PENANG HARBOUR TODAY
    793 13 S.S. ‘RAJPUTANA’ arrives this morning six o’clock from London via Bombay and Calcutta, alongside wharf. Sailing this afternoon about 2.30 for Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan. (Islay Kerr). S.S. ‘CITY OF PITTSBURG’ arrives 7.00 a.m. from Singapore and Port Swettenham sailing tonight for Continent ports
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    THE THAMES ESTUARY
    959 13 hog Reigns Du partm< nt of the Adth<- Thames Estuary as “a 'l't-a lying between Orford folk joined by a line running uiles to North Foreland, in tching inland for 27 miles lightship.’’ The estuary is sandbanks. which lie in a it and south-west direction varying depth
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    SECRET SERVICE TO BE STRENGTHENED
    85 13 From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 3. "The recent recrudescence of activity by organisations of a subversive nature necessitates the launching of strenuous counter-attacks by the police and the building up, temporarily at any rateT" of a strengthened Secret Service involving the enrolment of
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      596 13 blue funnel line LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT Leave» Due (in conjunction with Glen Shire Line) IHI-J’S Mars., L’don, R’dam, H’burg Glasgow Penang London \hjeL L’don, R’dam, H’burg, Antwerp Nov. 12 Dec. 8 Middlesboro Nov. 14 Dec. 11 L’don, R’dam, H’burg, Hull Swansea Nov. 18 Dec 15 LIVERPOOL SERVICE Liverpool Jeddah,
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      482 13 P A O BRITISI-| d |NDIA (Incorporated in England.) SINGAPORE, CHINA X JAPAN S.S. “RAJPUTANA” SAILING THURSDAY, 4th NOVEMBER rom 1 ra S ct IH with <3 H? ri M ta C UDder Penan T€luk Ans °n. Port Swettenham, London and Far MM Ma aCCa d Outwards from London for
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      261 13 (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA) LONDON SERVICE For Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said, Naples, Marseilles, Gibraltar, London, Antwerp and Rotterdam. Steamers. Sailing dates, TERUKUNI MARU (calls H’burg) Nov. 11 HAKUSAN MARU Nov 26 HARUNA MARU Dec 10 x KATORI MARU Dec 24 x KASHIMA MARU Jar 7 YASUKUNI MARU (Calls Hamburg) Jar.
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    P.F.A. CUP FINAL STILL A LONG WAY OFF
    914 14 Crescents Qualify To Meet Chinese FOUR-NIL VICTORY OVER INDIANS lew Crescent F. C. 4 Indian R. C. 0. r The P. F. A. Cup final is still a long way oft. It was expected to close the official season on Saturday, but
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    WORLD CRUISER TITLE
    469 14 McAvoy Will Have To Wait John Henry Lewis, negro holder of the world cruiser-weight title, has to undergo an operation for nasal trouble, and it is ieported from Pittsburg that he will be unable to undertake his proposed championship fight with Jock McAvoy at Wembley this month.
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    323 14 Manv Matches •I Arranged A charity match in aid of the Poppy Day Fund will be played off on Sunday. November 14 at the Bukit Mertajam High School Ground between the Old Xaverians’ Association. Penang League champions, and the Province Football Association, runners-up. at 5.15 p. m sharp.
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND
    162 14 Penang Total Now 5345;885 Following are latest contributions to th° Penang China Distress Relief Fund: Previously acknowledged Straits 5344.322.61 Mrs. Saw Choo Teng (Chinese $200) 101.00 Master Thum Yeow Chuan 1.00 Seng Sim Boys’ School 7.63 Teachers students of Hu Y’ew Girls’ School (2nd Donation) 101.00 Teachers
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    GREATEST SOCCER STAR IS ILL
    314 14 But “Fans” Have Not Forgotten Him Thirty years ago crowds yelled themselves husky shouting Steve Bloomer's name. To the million football fans of hi? generation he was a hero. The greatest footballer m Britain. He is 63 now, and ill. But lhe sportsmen who delighted
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      240 14 W.'.WAV/.WAWAYAWASW. THE OVERSEA CHINESE AMUSEMENT’ Co. WEMB L E Y PA R K Tonight:—Thursday, 4th November, 193/. GATE ADMISSION 10 CENTS AS USUAL. LAU SAI THO CHONG SAI THO TEOCHEW OPERAS Rare unusual— See these two operas performing simultaneously on the same stage, each opera performing two different stories unbelievable
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    MEMBERS
    25 15 MEMBERS of the crew of America’s Cup Challenger, Endeavour 11, coming ashore at Gosport at the end of a voyage from U. S. A.
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    SIMA OUTPOINTS BOON MAH AT MALACCA
    424 15 GOOD EXHIBITION OF BOXING (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Nov. 1. Battling Sima (9.5), the Filipino Chinese ind a leading Malayan featherweight, outpointed Nai Boon Mah, (9 5), the Siamese iard-hitter, at the City Park boxing Stall urn last night over 12 rounds. Equally
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    "WINNING" BY BACKING LOSERS
    388 15 ‘THOUSANDS IN GREAT NEW SPORT’ London, Oct. 26. A scheme for winning money on racehorses by backing losers was described at Bow-street. Harold Johnson, of Westbourne-terrace. W., was accused of obtaining money by false pretences. Mr. H. A. K. Morgan, prosecuting, said the false pretence was
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    R.E.S. WYATT NOT TO PLAY FOR WARWICK AGAIN
    320 15 OtANMER SUCCEEDS famous cricket cvitain < mfy Cricket Club has t famous England captain of the team in W yatt. i>< n Warwickshire cap1 has also led England in lx laved, sever his conib and probably play no r f ir st-class
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    SUITED
    103 15 Phis is a tale of Wolves in dress clothes or the story of the footballers who were fitted for the part. Wolverhampton Wanderers held a sportsrn's banquet last week, and it was ‘-'■ntial that all the players on the books iould attend in evening dress. Ihe de. i.smn was
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    TAIPING HOCKEY
    118 15 *igers Sustain Their f irst Defeat Dur Own Correspondent.) Tai ping, Nov. 2. Tigers suffered their first eason yesterday when they four goals to two in a with the Punjab Regiment. wa s played on a sodden pitch this disadvantage a fast pace ■o throughout. At half-time Ti
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    SPECTATOR’S SPOTLIGHT ON BOXING
    1059 15 another COLOURED FIGHTER CROWNED WORLD CHAMPION AT the Mad.son Square Garden, New York, on October 29, another coloured fighter was crowned featherweight champion of the world by virtue of a knock out over Petey Sarron, the title-holder. The champion, Henry Armstrong, is the third coloured holder
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      187 15 “Don’t argue just try one! “Now you'll like these. Don’t argue, just try J| one. And don’t say anything until you’ve smoked Z&K /Si half of it.” “duMaurier? Are they really J <o much better?” A” I ifiSA 1 “Goodness, yes! IFhy, it’s a revela- I tion! So cool so
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      43 15 I ollal, orator» By J. MILLAR WATT i 1 1 HIM HAVE. HE*S THE EDITOR 1 TOGEThS °F W ARS NEWSPAPERS A jw an .A A K I '1 n ■•’b pt d J la. bL*"’' yJ' 2 (CujyrlKM 19. V, I 1
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    PRODUCE
    100 16 PREVIOUSLY latest n £201.5s LONDON-(Spot) ron £201.5s •LONDON—(3 months) «qqaa $99.00 SINGAPORE BUSINESS DONE $9B? PENANG N market BUSINESS DONE 5 20 COPRA—(Sundried) $lO.OO RUBBER:- 7. d LONDON 14> c(G) 14fgc(G) MEW YORK 23gC SINGAPORE—Spot 23? c Nov./Dec 24£c Jan./Mar 241 c Aprll/June TAPIOCA:- $4.45 $4.45 FAIR SEED $4.75
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    362 16 Share of fl cren«jm!natwn unless Yesterday Rise or Fall otherwise stated 1131 Conversion Loan, 5 p.c., 1944-64 ni 3 1 Funding Loan, 4 p.c., 1960-90 101 4- i War Loan, 3i p.c. lOxd Com. Union Assce. (Units) 331 Prudential Assce “A” Bgxd Royal Assce. share 10s. pd.) 63}
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    114 16 lA.udon on Previously Latest Paris 147 7 64 147 7 01 New York 4.961 4.962 Montreal 4.96 4.96/ Brussels 29.327 29. o 2 Geneva 21.49/ 21.501 Amsterdam 8.97/ 8.98 j Mian 4 Berlin 12.342 12.347 .Stockholm 19-39 J 19 391 Copenhagen 22.40 22. Ocio 19.90 19.90 Vienna 261
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    COMMODITIES AND METALS
    126 16 London, Nov. 3. RUBBER: Dull.— London 7 J buyers 72 sellers Jan./Mar. 7g buyers 71 sellers April/June 7i buyers sellers July/Sept. 7 ?<■, buyers 75 sellers NEW YORK 15.05 cts. United Kingdom Stocks London 30.455 tons Liverpool 21,371 tons COPRA Straits S.D. Rotterdam (Nov.) 14.17. 6 PEPPER
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      KENNEDY & CO.
      366 16 KENNEDY CO. RUBBER Buyers Sellers Ayer Molek 1.10 1.20 Ayer Panas 1 30 1.40 Batu Lintang 1.10 1.15 ex Erogas 77 -32 Bukit Kepong 1.00 1.10 Changkat Serdang 1.00 1.20 ex Hamilton 1.75 1.90 Kamasan 1.35 1.45 Kempas 2.25 2.35 Kundong 2.05 2.15 Malaka Pindas 1.20 1.35 Mandai Tekong 20
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      LEAN & CO.
      136 16 LEAN CO. TIX: Buyers Sellers Ampats 49 Hong Fatts 1-10 1 15 Jelebus .82i .87 a Johans -35 .38 Kamuntings 10)9 ll|3xd K. Lanjuts 2216 23|3 Katus 22)6 23)3 Kuala Kampars 14 9 15|3 Kundangs 7'6 813 Lukuts .85 J .90cd Laruts H|9 12)3 Pungahs 22|0 22!9 Rantau Pref. 1.60
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      TODAY’S PRICES
      19 16 TIN Singapore $99.00 Per pkl. Penang Per pkl. RUBBER Singapore Spot 23Per lb. Penang Spot Per lb.
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      A.A. ANTHONY & CO.
      140 16 A.A. ANTHONY CO. TIN Buyers Sellers Batu Selangor 1.70 1.75 Hong Fatt 1.10 1.15 Klang River 1.55 1.65 Kuchai 1.65 1.70 Lukut .82 J .87jC Petalings 8.25 8.50 Rahman Hyd. 1.35 1.40 Rantau Ordy. 1.57 i 1.62 t Rantau Pref. 1.571 1.6Z3 Sungei Luas 1 70 1.80 Taiping Cons. 1.75
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      RUBBER OUTPUTS
      10 16 Alor Pongsu 96,632 lb.; Bedong 61,887 Temerloh 25,452.
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      SOON THEAM & CO.
      229 16 SOON THEAM CO. TIN Buyers Sellers Ampats 4)6 5)0 Ayer Hitams 3010 31)0 Ayer Wengs .95 .98 Bangrins 23)3 24 3 Ba‘u Selangors 1.70 1.73 Burma Malays 28 0 29 0 Hong Fatts 1.12 1.11 Jelapangs 37)3 38 3 Johans .35 .377 ex Kamuntings 10 9 116 K. Lanjuts 22
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      OCTOBER TIN NEWS
      149 16 Malayan Tin 2.890 piculs; Southern Ma layan 4.654 piculs. Kuala Lumpur Tin The following is a summary of this Company’s dredging ope rations at Kalumpang for the month No 1 Dredge hours run 616; yards 91,120; output 493 piculs; No. 2 hours run 654; yards 145,420; output
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    49 16 MARRIAGE CLARKE THOMAS. Ist Nov. at Singapore Registry Mr G. E Clarke, Bukit Kayang Estate, Malacca, only son of the late Mr. E C. Clarke and Mrs. Clarke, Weston super-Marr and Mrs. D M Thomas only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lewis, St. Annes Park, Bristol.
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