Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 30 November 1937

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    22 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE 1,-IST EDITION ESTAB. 1833. PUBLISHED DAILY. \o. !<'!2. Vol. XCV. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1937. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    "MOST SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE"
    376 1 to Britain has been arranged.-British Wireless. Anglo-French Accord “WE MADE A TOUR OF THE WORLD” e only came out when unanimity was reached.” ThaU smiling remark by M. Chautemps at the conclusion of the evening’s Anglo-French conversation denotes the remarkable success of the first day’s business ranging
    to Britain has been arranged.-British Wireless.  -  376 words
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    FRIENDSHIP WITH PORTUGAL
    140 1 British Military Mission's Visit T nt in the United Kingdom n in >r ultation with the Portuk Government with a view to discoverin h;.' in be taken to emphasise tt mp rfnn both governments attach i ning and strengthening further t friend hip which unite the two
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    IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE!
    87 1 llir proof of the slogan that it pays 1 '<l\ amply den Dost rated thr 'in i -s which has attended the iirisf r< t rs; a t o Bangkok on D'r-nihiT Sponsor b> the Tourist Promoon Se<in<n ~f the Siiniese IFepart- "nt nin> rce. the
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    LUDENDORFF ILL
    18 1 Reuter. ~'d. Anxiety is felt regardof Gen. Ludendorff who has been suffering from an bladder. Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    93 1 p *ute r JAPANESE ATTACKS <>N ENGLAND Opinion favouring a deby Japan against China y to blockade the China mng strength by the Asahi Heeun,.,, 1 of large arms shipv various foreign powers newspaper as the major 1 tendency. ii in the same category as International for various
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    TRADE WITH SWITZERLAND
    46 1 The President of the Board of Trade yesterday received the Swiss Minister and Swiss Trade Delegation. The delegation has arrived in the United Kingdom with the object of negotiating a trade agreement between Switzerland and the United Kingdom. Detailed negotiations are now proceeding.
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    QUEEN AT OLD VIC
    37 1 The Queen was present last night at a special performance of Macbeth at tne Oi l Vic. She is also expected to attend this week s performance of the opera at Covent Garden.
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    WAZIRISTAN QUIETER
    57 1 A recent report regarding conditions in Waziristan, the Commons was told at question time, indicate that there Ls now a good prospect of settlement with the Bhittani Tribe and troops in the area are being gradually reduced with a view to reverting to the normal garrison The King
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    THE TRIPARTITE MONETARY AGREEMENT
    56 1 The British Government, it teas stated in the Commons, are in frequent contact with the United States and French Governments regarding monetary policy with the objects set out in the tripartite declarations September, 1936, but the Chancellor of the Exchequer does not propose to initiate any
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    WARSHIP SUNK
    57 1 RUSSIAN PLANES AT NANKING Shanghai, Nov. 29. —It is reported that at least 200 Russian planes have arrived in China, fifty of which are being stationed at Nanking and the remainder at other centres. The Chinese Air Force successfully raidd Japanese warships at Kiangyin nad one was sunk
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    P. AND O.
    89 1 shows a credit balance of £327,ooo.—Reuter. Losses Through The Far East War The disturbed conditions in China have adversely affected the earnings of the P. and O. Far Eastern service, states the company’s annual report which announces that arrangements have been concluded for closer co-operation with practically
    shows a credit balance of £327,ooo.—Reuter.  -  89 words
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    BRITONS FOR CHINA
    68 1 r.—Reuter. To Work For The Red Cross An aeroplane hes left Heston for China taking Denys Tollemache. John Nuttall Smith and Dr. I »)nald Hankey. On arrival at Hongkong, Mr Toi’emcche hopes to fiy Red Cross service medical supplies while Dr. Hankey and Mr. Nuttall Smith will
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    L.S. SERVE "DEMAND" ON TOKIO
    121 1 Integrity Of Customs Washington. The State Department declines to comment on Italy's recognition of Manchukuo. but authoritative quarters describe the development as part of a horse trade* whereby Japan is expected fully formally to recognise Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia. Mr. Cordell Hull told a press
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    ON THE RIGHT
    38 1 ON THE RIGHT is the warehouse in which the now famous Doomed Battalion of Chinese troops barricaded themselves against the Japanese onslaught for many days, withdrawing onlu when ordered to do so by the Generalissimo.
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    INSURGENTS’ INSOLENCE
    137 1 .—British Wireless. U.K. Government’s Sharp Reply I connection with a radio message to -shipping purporting to come from the Spanish insurgents and to declare a blockiv. of the coast of Government Spain, the I British Naval authorities are making representations to Admiral Moreno at Palma. The British Government
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    MANCHUKUO
    88 1 —Reuter. Why Italy Has Accorded Recognition Milan, Nov. 30. —Italy’s reasons for recognising Manchukuo are given in an article in Mussolini’s newspaper, Popolo d’Italia.. It says Fascist policy is inspired by reality while Geneva clings to fiction. Manchukuo really exists as a state and its government has eliminated Bolshevist
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    MALAY A.D.O. TO APPEAL
    148 1 Mr. Roland Braddell To Argue Case (.From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 30. Che Kamarudin. the Taiping Assistant District Officer, who was sentenced to one month’s rigorous imprisonment last month on a charge of being under the influence of alcohol while in charge of a motor
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    EX-ENEMY COLONIES
    35 1 .—Reuter. According to some French observers, it is believed that at the Anglo-French talks it was agreed that Germany's colonial claims be discussed only if Germany will discuss a general pacific settlement. —Reuter.
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    PRINCE BERNHARD
    53 1 —Reuter. Condition Now V erv Satisfactory Amsterdam, Nov. 29.- Queen WiThelmtD* motored with Princess Juliana to the hospital to see Prince Bernhard whnst condition this evening was very satisfactory. Juliana is spending the night, at the hospital to save herself the fatigue or travelling between the palace at
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    BIG INCREASE IN U.S. RUBBER CONSUMPTION EXPECTED
    227 3 Eve Of Important I.R.C. Meeting MANUFACTURERS WANT MORE STABLE PRICE London, Nov. 29: On the eve of the most important meeting of the International Rubber Committee, Mr. A- L. iles. President of the New Rubber Manufacturers’ Association, told Reuter that he was anticipating
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    Prince Bernhard in Accident
    75 3 Reuter V\Y STAY LONG IX HOSPITAL Nov. 29: Prince Bernhard, Princess Juliana, was injured motor car accident at Diemen jam this morning He re- i.r <■ slivht concussion and hospital physician states that n of Prince Bernhard imft< r the accident was rather did not allow
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    SIGNS OF GOOD TIMES
    110 3 been reached British Scots Spend More 29: Lord Horne in a nburgh commenting on the Cook said that the result of i t.ases naturally meant innding power 4 Sales in retail a< hed a record figure. tuple industries were ex- ry considerable advance, n tones having
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    FASCIST CHORUS
    208 3 Reuter. Recognition All Round Rome, Nov. 29: Italy has decided to accord de jure recognition of Manchukuo. This brings to three the powers who recognise the new regime at Manchukuo, the others being Japan and Salvador. Italian recognition was foreshadowed in the Japanese Press a fortnight ago, when
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    EIGHT VESSELS AT £2,280,000
    41 3 a total expenditure of £2,280,000. —Brit’<-h Wireless. London, Nov. 29: The Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company has placed orders for eight new tankers of the latest type with super-charged Diesel engines representing a t<‘ta' expenditure of 12.250.000 —Brit’*-h Wireless.
    a total expenditure of £2,280,000.—Brit’<-h Wireless.  -  41 words
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    CUSTOMS SITUATION STILL CRITICAL
    333 3 British And U.S. Notes Presented At Tokio Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 29: The Shanghai customs situation remains most critical, but representatives of foreign powers concerned stem slightly more optimistic. Reuter learns from a British official source that exchange of views took placce today in Tokio betwe -n
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    News-As Japanese Want It
    49 3 '—Ren ter. Shanghai, Nov. 29.’ Somewhat to the dismay of foreign correspondf nts here, it is learned that Japanese military authorities are proposing the establishment of a Japanese censorship in foreign cable offices to take the- place of Chinese censors who were imthdrawig last week.-
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    ANGLO-FRENCH TALKS BEGUN
    210 3 Reuter. Rome Outwardly Indifferent London, Nov. 29: M. Chautemps. the French Premier. and M. Delbos. the French Foreign Minister and other French representatives arrived at No. 10. Downing Street at 11 o'clock for the Anglo-French talks which have begun and are expected to continue the whole day
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    MILLIONS OF NEW HOMES FOR U.S.
    137 3 Reuter. Roosevelt’s Plan j Washington, Nov. 29: The building of between three to four million homes in the United States in the next five vears which will cost at least $12.000.000.0(X' is contem plated by President Roosevelt in his housing message which was read
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    AIRMAN'S HURRIED VISIT
    433 4 Flies Berlin To Batavia Solo (Krom ()ur Own Correspondent) Singapore. Nov. 29. &gt;n live weeks’ leave from the Ger- Jan Air Force, Major Frederick llaerle, living solo in a German Aero thib sports Klemm plane, arrived at Singapore airport yesterday morning from Berlin on a Hight to
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    BRITAIN’S GRACIOUS GESTURE TO SIAM
    809 4 Signs Treaty To Abolish 44 Extrality BRITAIN, the first nation to be granted extra-terri-torial rights in Siam, was also the first nation to abolish them. A treaty abolishing those rights and establishing a new basis of friendship, commerce and navigation was signed last week and
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    MALAY CONSTABLE WOUNDED
    63 4 t From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore. Nov. 29. A Malay police constable attached to the Pulau Tekong police station was found yesterday with wounds to his neck and abdomen caused by a razor. The wounds were muscle deep and he was brought to Char.gi by motor launch.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL
    754 4 SOCIAL PERSONAL Mr G. S. Reis has returned to Batu Kawan Estate, Province Wellesley. It is understood that Mr. C. C. Brown, Resident of Pahang, is visiting Brittany. Mr. G? Morgan, Executive Engineer, Public Works Service, and Mr. A. N Ross, M C S.. nave been seconded to Johore. Mr
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    VITAL DEFENCE OF THE FAR EAST
    294 5 BRITAIN AND HOLLAND TO CO-OPERATE Result Of Talks Between Naval Authorities t is understood that since the outbreak of hostilities in China certain ements for co-operation in the defence of their Eastern possessions been reached between Great Britain and Holland. rangements are believed to
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    JACKIE COOGAN MARRIED
    77 5 Noting Film Actress I lie Bride in best remembered as ’haplin’s famous picture 18 trried Miss Betty Grable, a i actress, aged 21, at St. an Catholic Church. Holly—k The bride adopted the 11- faith only a few days ago. iy both were back at work ir
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    WORKMAN'S PICK FINDS £1,000 IN COINS
    76 5 nch has been hidden for 600 'und by a workman at an T-'ing scheme last week. .sists of 194 coins, mainly of King Henry 111 period to be worth about £l,OOO. :an Robert Livingstone, of &lt; lit was digging his pick I it hit
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    RAMSAY "MAC" LEFT £2,000
    143 5 It is understood that apart from his house. Upper Frognal Lodge. Hampstead, the estate of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald will come to little more than £2,000. The income of £1,200 a year which he received through his friend, the late Sir Alexander Grant, died with him. The
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    RUBBISH TURNED INTO CASH
    163 5 New Methods Of Reducing astage About £3.500,000 is thrown away every year in Britain in the form of rubbish. But new methods of reducing the wastage are being discovered almost every day. The Royal Borough of Kensington will shortly instal plant, the first of its kind
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    PILOT'S ALARMING EXPERIENCE.
    123 5 Plane’s Propeller Flies Off 1.000 Feet Captain Griffith J. Powell, Imperial Airways Transatlantic pilot, had an alarming experience shortly before reaching Southampton air base yesterday after a flight from Alexandria in the flying-boat Ceres. As the 18 tons craft was over Southampton Water the three-bladed propeller on
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    LORD DE LA WARR ON OLD SCHOOL TIE
    131 5 “Not In Your Favour*' Earl De La Warr, Lord Privy Seal, discussed the “old school tie at Bexhill last week. Speaking to nearly 1,000 pupils of Bexhill private schools, after being installed as their new Rector, he said: “In the old days
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    PUBLIC SCHOOLS HEAR "CALI"
    113 5 Speaking on the Primate’s “recall to religion,” Canon Anthony Deane, of Windsor, said: “The results are noticeable in the universities. in the public schools, and in the distressed areas, but the recall has not been so effective in the count: y. The country clergy are terribly
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    PRINCESS GIVES UP ALL FOR LOVE
    347 5 Husband 111 Workless “But Pll Stand By Him” pRINCESS Romola Ghosal of Cooch 1 Behar. member of a famous Indian family, had everything in the world that money could buy. Today she is living in a small flat in the Victoria district of London,
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    RACIAL SUICIDE DANGER
    203 5 CHILDLESS COUPLES ATTACKED Married couples who shrink from parenthood are leading Britain to racial suicide, declared Father F. Woodlock, of Farmstreet Church. London. W., in a sermon on “Modern Morals and Christian Marriage.” at Oxford last week. “It is an age,” he said, “where it is becoming
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    Elderly Man Who Spent 20 Years In Prison
    585 6 RECORD OF 28 CONVICTIONS After having spent 20 years in prison in various parts of Malaya, a 52-yeai-o&lt; English sneaking Chinese was sent back yesterday to serve a period of six months. Starting his criminal career in 19W Tar Kim Swee had
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    WELL-KNOWN IPOH GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
    370 6 UNABLE TO BEAR LOSS OF FATHER i From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Nov. 29. Unable to bear the loss of her father, who died recently. Miss Lau Yee Yoke made an unsuccessful attempt to end her Sunday afternoon, but an unknown passerlife by jumping into
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    POSSESSION OF INDIAN HEMP
    88 6 Before the Penang District Judge. Mr. JL. McFall, yesterday an Indian. Md Sultan bin Yeerasah Gunny, was charged with having had in his possession 1 katis of Indian hemp on November 28 at Dato Kramat Road Accused pleaded guilty Sentence was deferred till December 3. bail
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    277 SUMMONSES FOR NON-PAYMENT OF WAGES TO COOLIES
    2724 7 Chief Partner Of Defunct Firm As Defendant RETRIAL OF THREE CASES Ihe Labour Department has no desire to prosecute any employer. We first and foremost look after the interests of the labourers and also see that the provisions of the Labour Ordinance
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    GOLDSMITH’S BREACH OF TRUST
    159 7 Restitution Offer When Ngoon Kai Foo was produced before Mr. Lim Cheng Ean for sentence on a charge of criminal breach of trust of gold valued $BO belonging to Chin Cheng Foon, on November 19. at Penang, the accused told the magistrate that he had some
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    FRANCE’S ESCAPE
    625 8 IS any part of the World free from the menace of Fascism? That pernicious and amoral doctrine strikes at a nation’s heart in two ways—by external aggression and by sedition from within. Sometimes the tactics are revealed in advance: at others the blow is swift. A Fascist conspiracy
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    BRITONS AT NANKING
    151 8 —Reuter. Now Sleeping Aboard A Hulk Nankipg. Nov 29. —As a precautionary measure the majority of the 22 Britons in Nanking who include two women and a girl went aboard the hulk whither a num□er of Americans. Ormans and Netherlanders had also gone. No immediate trouble is
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    SIAM FAILURE
    69 8 Bangkok’s Biggest Cfiinese Chop (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Nov. 29. Bangkok’s biggest Chinese chop, Kwong Koh Long, with branches in Malaya, Dutch East Indies, Hong Kong and China ports, dealers in rice, gunnies, and teak, have failed for, it is reputed, over three million ticals. It is
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    BRITISH LOSSES IN SHANGHAI
    131 8 Reuter. Questions In Commons London, Nov. 29: Lord Cranbome informed Sir Percy Harris in Commons that it was too early to form an estimate of the damage to British property by the Japanese in Shanghai, Sir Percy then asked if it was not the time for
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    PREHISTORIC TOOTH AS GIFT
    43 8 of the Royal Dental Hospital.—British Wireless. London, Nov. 29: A molar tootn of the Neanderthal man, found at Gibraltar m 1865, has been presented to the Natural History Museum by the medical committee of the Royal Dental Hospital.—British Wireless.
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    BY THE WAY
    507 8 Hitler not a Woman-hater —i! or correspondent in Penang Germany’s Colonial Claims HERR HITLER is not a woman-I hater, says Mr. G. Ward Price, the special foreign correspondent of the “Daily Mail,” in his book, “I Know These Dictators.” Mr. Price really does know Herr Hitler and
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    "STRAIGHT TO NANKING"
    127 8 —Reuter. Japanese Claim New Advances Shanghai. Nov. 29. —The Japanese are now advancing straight to Nanking.” An Army communique announces the capture of Changchow and later the Kiangyin forts, where the boom stretches across the Yangtse. The occupation of Ihing, an important highway junction west of Taihu
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    BLOCKADE OF SPANISH GOVERNMENT COAST
    116 8 —Reuter. Franco’s Intention London, Nov 29: According to wireless messages from Salamanca and Cadiz, Franco intends to blockade the whole of the Spanish Government coast and abolish neutral zones in certain Spanish Government ports. This announcement has not been otherwise communicated to the British Government,
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    MANY KILLED IN INSURGENT RAIDS
    91 8 Reuter. Madrid, Nov. 29: Fifty dead and 112 wounded were the result of an insurgent air raid on Colmenarviejo. 20 miles north it the capital. Eighteen were killed and 0 wounded when the insurgents raided Okana a village in Toleda.- Reuter. Washington, Nov. 29,—Adm. Yarnell
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    NO ARMS LOAN
    67 8 Reuter. Niclii Niciii Amuses The City London, Nov. 29, It is learnt that th». Nichi Nichi’s story regarding Dr. Wellington Koo’s negotiations for a munitions loan was completely denied in authoritative circles in London. City circles say that no sort of loan or proposals, which might foim
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    ROYAL TOURS
    191 8 British Wireless. London: During the present week the King will visit Devonshire end Cornwall and the Duke of Kent will make a tour of social service centres in Scotland. His Majesty will leave London by trailtomorrow night and the tour will begin at Morton and Hampstead early next
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    BOOKMAKING CHARGE AGAINST CHINESE
    100 8 Khoo Swee Lim, a Chinese, appeal’ fore Mr. Lim Cheng Ean. the Addit'onal Magistrate yesterday with having frequented a place the public had access to, namely, a shop in Penang Road, for the pur; bookmaking, on November 27 He claimed to be tried The postponed to
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    LOCAL U.S. CONSUL GOING TO COLOMBO BY YACHT
    561 9 joining 44 Hurricanes Crew PARTY LEAVING PENANG ON THURSDAY 1 the American yacht Hurricane’’ sails more and more on k her hazardous and slow course round the world she gaihcrs strength, and it is at Penang that she will have the nplement
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    GAOL FOR PENANG EUROPEAN
    271 9 Caused Death By Negligent Act SINGAPORE CONVICTION (From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 29. €%aries Arthur European assistant of thj firm of Henry Waugh and Co., Ltd., Penang, was sentenced to jsix months’ simple imprisonment by Justice Home today when at tbe Assiz/y» u special jury
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    GIFTS FOR MALAY LEPERS
    62 9 The Penang Muslim Merchants’ Society following their usual custom, have again onelc.’ this year's sarongs for the use o the Mohammedan Lepers at Pulau Jerejak as a Hari Raja Gift. It is understood that the Mohammedan nts Board will similarly give other pieces of apparel next
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    ANTI-JAPANESE AGENTS
    128 9 Reuter. Shanghai, Nov. 29: A Japanese news paper regarded os the mouthpiece of the Japanese Army condemns the authorities of the French Concession on the groun I of not having complied with Japanese re quests for suppression of anti-Japanes agents. They advocate the arrest of anti Japanese -agents
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    BAN ON NEWSPAPERS
    31 9 -Reuter. Rome, Nov. 29.—The French newspapers Intransigeant and Figaro have been banned in Italy, presumably for alleged attacks on Italy in connection with the speech of M. Campinchi.-
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    EGYPTIAN PREMIER CONGRATULATED
    40 9 The British Government has congratulated the Egyptian Government by telegraph on the escape of the Egyptian Prime M nister from the attack of an assassin. Mr. Neville Chamberlain has also sent his personal congratulations to Nahas Pasha.
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    KIDNAPPING CHARGE FAILS
    155 9 Girl Proved To Be Over 16 Y ears Of Age (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 30. Gundu, Muthu and Doralsamy who were charged with kidnapping a girl named Meenachi, under sixteen years of age, from the lawful custody of her mother, were yesterday discharged by Che
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    IPOH SKYE MEETING
    325 9 WEIGHTS FOR OPENING DAY The following are the handicaps for the first day of the Perak Turf Club Skye Meeting to be run at Ipoh on Thursday: RACE 1. 2.30 pan. Horses, Class 5, Div. 3, 6 Furlongs. HAPPINESS 10.10 MISS LABIS 10.06 GEORGE ROBEY 10.04 DAZZLE
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    F.A. CUP REPLAY
    19 9 Reuter. In the F.A. Cup first round replay, Rotherham beat Burton by 3 goals to nothing.
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    TEAMS FOR TODAY’S HOCKEY ON PADANG
    93 9 The Penang Sports Club is playing the Kedah Hall Party at hockey on the Esplanade today. The following are the teams P S C.: W. G. Colebeck; F G. Pooley. J. D Lambert; R. N. Flliot, L. H. Best, A. S Barclay: J E
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    SHANGHAI CARGO
    120 9 .—Reuter. Being Taxed If Left In Japan The London Chamber of Commerce has drawn the attention of the Government to the fact that the Japanese authorities are nsisting on payment of Japanese import duty on cargo intended for Shanghai but carried on to Japan unless it is re-exported
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    FRENCH LOAN
    79 9 —Reuter. Internal Issue To Pay Britain Paris, Nov. 29. —With a view to assisting repayment of £40.000,000 British loan, it is believed that the French Government will issue within a week a two milliard franc internal loan which is expected to be taken up mostly by banks. The
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    FOREIGN POLICY
    80 9 Britain Still Bound By The Covenant Lord Cranborne was asked in the Commons for an assurance that in negotiations taking place with other powers nothing would be suggested or agreed which would prevent Britain fulfilling its obliga.icns under the League Covenant. He replied “By Article 20 of the
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    CAR COLLIDES WITH HAND-CART
    88 9 Puller Sent To Hospital A motor accident resulting in a Tamil hand-cart puller being badly injured and sent to hospital occurred yesterday evening at Dato Kramat Road near the junction of Magazine when a hired car driven by a Chinese came in collision with a hand-cait.
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      116 9 NAHAR CO. ALWAYS AT SPORTS SERVICE SPORTS 27 F ALL VARIETIES NAHAR COMPANY (OPPOSITE ESPLANADE) Branches KUALA LUMPUR 3, Light Street Telephone bTta A RE PENANG 1505 ONG BOON HOE 1, JALAN DEWA-SUNGE/ PATANL Kedah Mail Bus Service Bus No K 13'6 Contract of Pinang Gazette” and “Sunday Gazette* Delivery
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    JALONG TINGGI
    551 10 Net Profit Of $6,993 Jalong Tinggi Rubber, Limited report for the year ended August 31 states: Titles to Land.—After minor adjustmentstn connection with exchange of areas for road reserves, the total area now held by the company is 730.38 acres. Quit rent is at the maximum of $4
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    JELEBU TIN
    18 10 The output from the Jelebu Tin Mine for the month of October amounted to 140 piculs.
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    THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE FEELERS
    653 10 Wider Pact Suggested “ONE OF BEST WAYS TO BLOCK SPREAD OF FASCISM” Mr. Francis Sayre, Assistant Secretary cf State, into whose field of activity fall the negotiation of reciprocal trade agreements, was questioned as to the accuracy of a report in the Washington Post that an
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    PIECEGOODS IMPORTS
    450 10 1938 Quotas Licence Fee: One Cent For Ten Yards A Government Gazette issued on Saturday draw’s the attention of importers of piecegoods into the Straits Settlements to new regulations under the Textile (Quotas) Ordinance, in three separate notifications. The first, based on the fact that the Governor may
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    TALI AYER RUBBER
    97 10 Presiding at the recent meeting of the Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd., Mr. F.E. Maguire said that during the year 255 acres were replanted, bringing the replanted area up to 282 acres, and a further 312 acres had been cut out, and were now be.ng replanted. With
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    BAND PROGRAMMES
    77 10 This evening at the “Esplanade” from 6.00 p.m. to 7.30 p.m.;— March —Scotland The Brave.—Hume. Overture—Gilderoy. —Berger. Reminiscences of “Scotland” -Godfrey. Descriptive—The Kiltie’s Courtship.— Mackenzie. Patrol—The Gathering O’The Clans— Williams. Fantasia- Bonnie Scotland.—Hare. Finale—The London Scottisch.-r-Haines. (March Triumphant,. Tomorrow at the “Waterfall’s” from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.—
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    S.E. BRIGHTON RACE VETERANS
    455 10 Reunion Dinner Of Pre-War Walkers Much of the romance attaching to the original Stock Exchange London-to-Brigh-ton walk of 1903 was revived on Nov. 19 when a second reunion dinner of the veterans was held at the Trocadero, London. Just a year ago, when the first reunion
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    PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE
    92 11 ON HIS STATE VISIT to Britain, where he stayed tor some days with the King Buckingham l alace l BOMBARDMENT OF CHAPEI SHATTERED fragments of masonry and bricks flung high in the air by bombs exploding among closely-packed dwellings at Chapei during a fierce bombardment
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    RADIO TELEPHONE
    184 12 “Scrambling Voices” A device developed to ‘’scramble” trans-Atlantic radio-telephonic conversations to insure secrecy was used for the first time for call to and from ships at sea when the ship-tojshore telephone service on the United States liners Manhattan and W ashington was completed on November 1. The device,
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    POLICE MAKE MORE USE OF RADIO
    278 12 Uniformity Of Communication Developed New ways of expanding the role of air comniunicati ment work have teen developed recently, accordin' International Association of Chiefs of police at Chi, than 550 city and county police departments in the with radios of a one or two-way
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    ISLANDERS ANNOYED B.B.C. Again!
    176 12 For the first time the 8.8. C. have been refused permission to broadcast a religious service. The mobile transmitter is in the Hebrides recording scenes of local life for a feature broadcast. A picture of life on those little-known islands is being built up n sound
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    PASSENGERS LIST
    206 12 Following are passengers on board the s.s. Hakusan Maru which left Penang on Nov. 26: For Colombo: Mr. Y. Hirose, Mr. M. Ikeno. Mrs. A. Ikeno. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rother and child and Mr. N. Toge. For Port Said: Mr. N. Asakura. Mrs. S. Asazura and Mr.
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    BY AIR AND SEA
    310 12 Latest rime&gt; Of Posting AIR MAIL A mail for Kuala Lun by Malayan Internal Air S at 2 p.m. tomorrow A mail for Siam, Bum.a. India. Iraq Egypt, Sudan. Belgian tain. Ireland and whole oi Europt bv I. perial Airways will close at Sam tonor row.
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      1743 12 WORLD RADIO PROGRAMMES 8.8. C. CALCUTTA KUALA LUMPUR &lt; vrc 6.10 Mcs (49.1 rn TODAY’ o« the following wavelengths: TODAY ZGE 6.13 Me s (48.9 in.) p.m. p.m. TRANSMISSION 2 f 56 Time signal. For the Children. 7.56 7.00 Recorded music news. Osh a n mc/s &lt;l3 91 m &gt;
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      335 12 PENANG—ZHJ “ST. ANDREWS DAY” TODAY’ 7.00 p.m Signal and programme. 7.05 Scottish songs and music. 7.35 Messrs. Lean end Co’s share report. 7.40 Scottish music. 8.00 Weekly sports talk by Mr. M. Saravanamuttu. 8.20 Scottish dance music. (Rebroadcast from BBC). 8.50 Recorded music. 8.55 Pinang Gazette news bulletin. 9.00 Close
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    PATRIOTIC SEAMEN DETAINED
    199 13 Chinese Call Them Heroes (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore. Nov- ?9 S ngapore Chinese are dehghted at result of their campaign on behalf o -China’s Patriotic Seamen,” as they call the 40 men who left the steamer, Moller, recently rather than work on a ship taking cargo
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    SHIPPING IN PENANG HARBOUR TODAY
    630 13 S.S. ‘KRIAX’ arrives this morning from T’dok Anson and Bagan Datoh, sailing this evening for Belawan-Deli. (Mansfield). S.S. ‘EURYMEDON’ expected arrival today from New York via BelawanDeli. (Mansfield). S.S. ‘ELOUT’ arrives this morning from Belawan, sailing for Sumatran ports. (K.P.M.) M.S. ‘TOSARI’ arrives this morning
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    633 13 TOURISTS KEEP AWAY FAR EASTERN PORT» TO SUFFER THEREBY SHIP SHORTAGE HIGH FREIGHT RATES MAY LAST FOR SOME TIME The Sino-Japanese conflict will cost Hongkong much money in lost tourist trade during the 1937-38 season, which is just commencing. The San Francisco Chronicle says that the war is
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
    190 13 From Our Own Correspondent Seremban, Nov 27. Without calling upon the accused for his defence, the Seremban magistrate gave the benefit of the doubt to an Indian, Amaroo, and discharged him on the charge of ttempting to commit suicide at the Seremban Gaol Hospital. The accused
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    EUROPEAN IN CAR CRASH
    75 13 1 From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, Nov. 29. A saloon car driven by a European came into collision with a car driven by a Chinese at the juiiction of Bencoolen Street with Middle Road yesterday. A Chinese woman and her two-year-old son were injured as a
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      667 13 ■blue funnel line I LONDON AND NORTH CONTINENT Leave* Due fl (in conjunction with Glen Shire Line) Penang London fl L’don. R’dam, H’burg, Antwerp and fl Middlesborough. Dec Jan fl Mars., L'don, R’dam, H’burg Glasgow Dec’ 10 Jan 5 fl L’don. R’dam, H’burg, Hull Swansea l6 j an io I
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      538 13 P A O Incorporated In England.) PORT SWETTENHAM SINGAPORE, CHINA JAPAN S.S. -‘RAWALPINDI” SAILING THIRSDAY, 2nd DECEMBER UDd Telu„ Anson. Port Swettenhnm London E“r J M S^ S Se^: rameDt «0 Singapore Service. Outwards from London for China Japan. S/S ’’MATA HARF' Dec 3 due Penang 1937 S/S "BULAN” Dec
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    PERAK TURF CLUB DECEMBER SKYE MEETING
    1316 14 FULL ENTRIES AND LIST OF HORSES IN TRAINING EIGHTY-FOUR entries have been received for the Peralc Turf Club’s December Skye meeting, which will be held on Thursday and Saturday this week at Ipoh. r The committee regret that they are able to provide for
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    STRICKLAND TO FIGHT FARR
    304 14 Earns Right By Beating Delaney In Eliminator In what was announced as an eliminator for the British heavyweight title. Maurice Strickland, the New Zealander, outpointed Al Delaney, the Canadian, at the Hairingay Stadium, London oven ten rounds last night, to earn the right to challenge Tommy
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    THE IMPERIAL AIRWAYS’ CORDELIA,
    12 14 THE IMPERIAL AIRWAYS’ CORDELIA, which recently visited Peiiang.
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    HOME SOCCER REVIEW
    419 14 (From Our Own Correspondent.) u London, Nov. 27 Brentford, who have shown consistence, were ast beaten by West Bromwich in the first division of h&lt; Richardson, the winners’ centreforward, scored both first half. Chelsea were listless and inept and were ver escape a heavy defeat by Leicester.
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    $20,000 A YEAR TO A STABLE OF 40 HORSES
    859 15 OWNERS WIN FORTUNES BUT MAY BE OUT OF POCKET ON RACING London, Nov. 21 the flat-racing season ;nds at Manchester next Saturday owners and trainers will be able to work out their profit and loss. It is certain that H.H. the
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    "CARRYING" IN SOCCER
    445 15 Form Of Handling Hi.' Ball 511 \XTXG OF LAW 1 \XAI.YSED i in the rules of Soccer says: “A cored when the ball has pass- &gt; the goalposts under the bar, Ijk.&lt; ked on, nor carried y&lt; r of the attacking side.” c an attacking player, on
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    SPECTATOR’S FACE SMACKED
    388 15 Scene On Football Ground SUMMONSES AGAINST MANAGER fails A scene at the Sheffield Wednesday v. Barnsley match at Barnsley on Nov. 6, when a well-known Wednesday supportei had his spectacles broken, was described at Barnsley police-court last week. William Walker, former secretary-mana-ger oi Sheffield Wednesday and a
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    RUGGER MEN AS AIR DEFENDERS
    122 15 Asked To Form Unit Thirty leading Rugby football clubs in the London area are to encourage their members to help in anti-aircraft defence. This decision was reached after representatives of the clubs had conferred at the War Office last week with I«ord Strathcona, Under-Secretai y
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    BOXER FIGHTS FOR CRIPPLED GIRL
    131 15 Cardiff, Nov. 21. George Williams, former feather-weight hampion of Wales, had his jaw broken n a contest. The doctors told him: “You must never fight again. It would be dangerous-” But a broken jaw and the end of a pronising ring career were not the
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      123 15 See the name on the nameplate before you buy A n effi cien t Refrigerator must all th e Jive basic requirements PROTECT-ability I C E-ability STORAGE- ABILITY DEPEN D “ABILITY SAVE ability GO CAREFULLY OVER LACH OF THESE BASIC POINTS WHEN INSPECTING A PROSPECTIVE PURCHASE AND SEE IF THERE
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    PRODUCE
    114 16 TIN:— previously LONDON—(Spot) No market £lB7 0 LONDON—(3 months) No market £lB6 10 SINGAPORE $92.621- $91.121 BUSINESS DONE F ENA NG $925 $9121 BUSINESS DONE Buyers no sellers Buyers no sellers COPRA—(Sundried) $4.80 4.85 BLACK PEPPER $9.00 5 9 00 KUBBER:LONDON 7,’«d 7i&lt; L NEW YORK 14Ac(G) SINGAPORE-Snot 232
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    377 16 Share of ei aenenJnafron unless otherwise stated Yesterday Rise or Fall Conversion Ixjan, 5 p.c., 1944-64 Funding Loan, 4 p.c., 1960-90 Ills War Loan, 3J p.c 101» Com. Union Assce. (Units) 19 Prudential Assce “A” 351 1 Royal Assce. share 10s. pd.) Great Western Rly Ordy. IS Canadian
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    117 16 London on Previously Latest Paris 147 7 64 147 7 64 New York 4.993 4.99/;, Montreal 4.99,*« 4.98; Brussels 29.36', 29.37 Geneva 21.593 21.60 Amsterdam 8.98 i 8.981 Milan 94}« 94; Berlin 12.37; 12.38) Stockholm 19.40 19.40 Copenhagen 22.40 22.40 Oslo 19 90 19.90 Vienna 26) 26) Helsingfors
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      KENNEDY & CO.
      120 16 KENNEDY CO. RUBBER: Buyers Bellers Ayer Panas 1.40 1.50 Broga 77 i -824 Kuala Sidim 2.40 2.50 Pa jam 1.80 1.90 TIN Ampat 44 410 j Ayer Hitam 26 0 27 oe&gt; Batu Selangors 1.571 1.621&lt; Heng Fatts 1.10 1. 13e&gt; Hongkong 27 0 28 0c Ipoh 24:3 25 6
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      A.A. ANTHONY & CO.
      150 16 A.A. ANTHONY CO. TIN Buyers Sellers Batu Selangor 1.55 1.60 Hong Fatt 108 1.10 Klang River 1.40 1 45 Kuchai 1.52’. 1.571 Petalings 7.75 8.00 Puteh 1.15 1.20 Rahman Hyd. 1.321 1.371 Rantau Ordy. 1.45 1.50 Rantau Pref. 1.45 1.50 Tai ping Cons. 1.60 1.65 Talam 1.45 1.50 Bangrin 22
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      WALL STREET
      185 16 Housing News Taken Calmly New York, Nov. 29.—The recent ten points advance averages in two days, plus the fact that President Roosevelt’s housing message, although constructive, was about what was expected, combined to induce some profit-taking and tended to limit fresh purchases. Market action is satisfactory, but we
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      TODAY’S PRICES
      22 16 TIN Singapore Per pkl. Penang $9l 1)8 Per pkl. RUBBER Singapore Spot 23‘4c Per lb. Penang Spot 23%c Per lb.
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      UNITED TRADERS
      192 16 RUBBER: Buyers Sellers Ayer Panas 1.40 1.47 J Bassetts .52 A .57A Batu Lintang 1.05 1.10 Bedfords 1.05 1.10 Bentas 1.05 1.10 Brogas •75 .80 Mentakabs .40 .42’. Malaka Pindas 1.20 1.25 Nyalas .82 i .87’ Pa jams 1.80 1.90 sungei Tukangs 1.025 1.07 A Ulu Benuts .35
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      KEDAH CUSTOMS CHANGES
      67 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Sungei Patani, Nov. 29. Wan Ibrahim. Assistant Superintendent of Monopolies and Customs, who is being stationed here, will be going to Alor Star on Wednesday, December 1, on promotion and will report for duties at the head office the next day as First
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      COMMODITIES AND METALS
      124 16 London. Nov. 29. RUBBER Firm. London 7 J buyers 75 sellers Jan./Mar. 75 buyers 7g sellers Apr l/June 72 buyers 7/., sellers July/Sept. 73; buyers 75 sellers NEW YORK 14.60 cts United Kingdom Stocks London 33.232 tons Liverpool 21 555 tons COPRA Straits S.D. Rotterdam. (Nov.) 13.15.
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      LEAN & CO.
      142 16 LEAN CO. TIN: Buyers Sellers Ampats 4 3 4 6 B. Selangors 1.571 1.62 Hong Fatts 1.10 1.12’.xd Klang Rivers 1.371 1.45 Kramats n 9 42 3 Kuala Kampars 14 45 150 Kuchais 1.55 t 60 Laruts no 113 Putehs 1.181 1.22’ Rantau Prefs. 1.45 1.50* Raubs 4.00 4.25 Rahmans
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