The Straits Times, 8 November 1932

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    39 1 The Straits Times Vw^ TESTARLISHED ■PLRLY A CENTURY.] THE LARGEST r AVD MOST INI%IJENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1932. PRICE 10 CENTS, The Straits Times PAGES SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1932. PRICE 10 CENT!
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      242 1 Singapore: 78. Cecil st. .cphone 6i6i). 1 r m i m i 5.15 Tonight 9.15. I HAROLD LLOYD. I in MOVIE CRAZY i i Phone 5261-2. i i 3L( i rVS'^v yM\ [2%^^^ l re is fl breath of Africa in the •^Hk /HI JsW'! l^ i^& form a new
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      137 1 S/— CUN^SWELL J "WEAK EYES? BE WISE— EZEKIELISE" CONSULT M. EZEKIEL SONS, Optometrists and Opticians. Singapore and Malaria. Tel. No. 3949. The New and ImROLLEIFLEX njj^p] li'in ;.n.l Taaastr takiiitr li-ns. its focussing; mncnifier and screen i living pictures ri^hl way up and actual size, i" maid scorn impossible to
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      141 1 KUALA LUMPUR 25. JAVA ST. (PHONE 3663). ■^BC^K^^wsM^K^^L f»^ ik I f^ f* f— ■■>■ I Lulssiv^ i|l fi*ss r/ie Toyland of Wonder and Magic! You are sure to find the present You have been looking for. TOYLAND IS OPEN COME RIGHT IN CHILDREN. ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR.
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      18 1 r-T'T"""""ir -T'T"""""i 6.15 Tonight 9.15. HAROLD LLOYD. I i I in I MOVIE CRAZY I'hone .ri2Bl-2.. r i2B1-2.
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      526 2 P. ft 0., BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. .'laeorporatoc 1 in England.) *UII. PASOTNGER AND CARGO ■KBVICBB. TVINSULAB AMD ORIENTAL S.N. CO. INDEP. CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S fOVPRNMKNT, LONDON AND FAR EAST MAM. SERVICE. HI* \RH KBOM LONDON FOB CHINA AND JAPAN. Tonnage. Daa S'pora. 1982. RAIJPURA 17,000 Not. 11
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      611 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.) TO LONDON. Naplea. Marseilles, London. Antwerp. Rotterdam and Midilesboroagb. Veraels. Tonnage. Due. Sail. t TERUKUNI MARU 12,000 Not. 16 16 HAKUSAN MARU 10.ROO r*>». 80 Dae. 1 HARUNA MARU 10,400 'Doe. 14 15 4 KATORI MARU IU.UOU Dec. »> »o I KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Jan.
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      469 2 BURNS PBILP LINE (.Incorporatod In Australia.) FOR BRISBANE, BYDNET AND ■BLBOURNE Tia JAVA, DARWIM AND THUBSDAY ISLAND. Ragnlsr monthly sailings by tha wallknown steamer MARELLA (7,866 tona) and the sj. MANGOLIA (3,862 tens) (Cargo only). The s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia, cabins
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      611 2 Tlffi EAST ASIATIC Co^ LIMITED. (Ueorporatad in Denmark.) Telephoae (SSI. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GRNOA, LONDON. ROTTERDAM. HAMBUBG AND COPBNHAGBN. Leave S'pora. Penang. M.s. ERRIA Nov. 22 Nov. 2fi ALSIA Dec. 14 Dae. 16 m... LALANDU Jan. 4 Jan. m s MEONIA Jan. 28 Jan. 27 ml. BORINGU Feb.
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      1083 2 SHIPPING. THB BLUE FUNNEL LINK (Oeeaa Flfß ITOA KHIOW STEAMSHIP C«l Steam Ship Co. Ltd.. ami Chlaa (1*32), LTD. Mutual Steaai NaTigatloa Ltd.) THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. THE STRAITB STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO.. LTD. THK AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE, Ltd. The SIAM
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    POLISH CHANGES. May Strain Relations With France.
    223 3 POLISH CHANGES. May Strain Relations With France. Warsaw, Nov. 0 The Foreign Minuter, M. August Zaleski, has resigned on the ground of badly needed rest after rrj years' political activity. He has expressed his intention' of collaborating with the Gou^nmer* aa member of the Renat? Mr. Joseph Becksous, a high
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    ACCOUNTS ABROAD.
    76 3 Kreuger Director Ordered To Pay Up. Stockholm, Nov. 6. The former director of the Kreuger combine, Huldt, was food guilty by the Stockholm district court of having connivid in Ivar Kreugi-r's fraudulent trrnsactions and sentenced *.o 12 months' hard labour. Huldt was ordered to repay to the Continent
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    MODERN CRUSOE.
    92 3 Speech Lost Only Able' To Grunt. Paris, Nov. l\ The Frnch CaVtga fttamer Tosola was forced by lack of water to send a party ashore on the island of Rinea, off the Chilean coast. The party found a iran in a half savage state who had apparently been
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    FRAU HOMANN.
    75 3 Death Of Mother Of Germans Abroad." t!.;-iiane, Nov. 1. The death is anno. meed at the •„'<• (I I»7 of Frau Luise Wendlcndt-llonicnn, net- Bansen. who earned the affectionate title of "Mother of CtnaaTM ahrocd" and worked for many yean in South America :i (I South Africa. She
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    NEW AMBASSADOR.
    69 3 Herr Von Hoesch Arrives In London. London. Nov. 4. The new German envoy to the Court of St James and former German Ambassador in Paris, Heir von Hoesch, arrived here on Wednesday and was welcomed by tho Master of Ceremmios, B*> well as the ix-r.sonnel of the German
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    H. GUSTAV MICHAHELLES.
    73 3 Famous Ambassador's Death. Diesdin, Nov. 2. The death is announced at the ago of 70 of Herr Gustav Michiihelles, a distinguished member of (J. .uany's pre-War diplomatic service, wh.) held consular pest* at Alexandria and Zanzibar. During the War 'ne was Minister in Si lia, and it
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    DESPERATE PLIGHT.
    52 3 I ruble To Reach Stranded Vessel. 0.-10. Nov. 3. TIM lai**t reports f-om Spitzbeijren describe the position of the Russian steamer Tovcritch Stalin, which grounded off King's Bay with UK passengers and a crew of 36, as dcaperaie. The attempts of trawlers to reach the vessel failed.— Anata-
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      U.S. TRANSPORT SOLD.
      138 3 Will Operate Between Amoy And The Philippines. Manila, Oct. 22. The army transport Merritt has been bought by Vicente T. Fernandez, well known Manila businesg man, for P40.700. The ship is now undergoing repairs at the Earnshaw Docks and Honolulu Iron Works. Mr. Fernandez planA to operate
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      ORGANISATION.
      160 3 Professor H. M. Hallsworth's Views. Addressing a meeting of the Newcastle i I- niber of Commerce, recently Profesaor H. M. Hallswovth, of Armstrong College, Newcastle, who recently made a report to the Government on his industrial survey of the area, said the shipyards on the Continent which had shown
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      219 3 AUTOMEDON. Brit., 4,771 tons, from Hankow 7-11, for P. Swettenham 11-11. CREMER. Put., 2.784 tons-, from Amoy 7-11, for B. Deli 9-11. CLYTONEUS, Brit., 4047 tons, from MakasMr 7-11. for Marseilles via Makalloh 8-11. 1 DECABRIST, U.S.S.R.. 4,600 tons, from 1 Vladivostok 7-11, for Muriapoe 8-11. DAJAK, Dut.,
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      128 3 11 Tuesday, November 8. Ship* aloagalde the Wharve* or eipected to arrive. Entraace Godnwn Gate. East Wharf Rohna 20 1 Main Wharf Kedah IX 3 Anxhun 17 3 Pres. Adams 11 3 Kcemun 7 3 Empire Dock Automedon 30 Ii Kajang H 3 Dekabrist M 3 I
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    CAPT. VON GRONAU.
    98 3 Airman Welcomed At Rome. Rome, Nov. 5. I The German airman, Capt. Wolfgang von Gronau, completed the last stage i but one of hir, west to east flight whei he came down on Friday afternoon at the air base at Ostia. He was receive! by a large
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    TURKISH COMEDY
    104 3 Deputies Who Were Not < Wanted. Angora, Nov. 2. An amusinjf contretemps occurred at a review here. A stand had been speci- ally reserved for members of the As-« sembly, but when the latter arrived they found it already packed with peasants i who had streamed in from
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    UNEMPLOYED MARCHERS.
    134 3 Help Given By Railway Companies. Rugby, Nov. 5. Two thourtind unemployed marchers, who came to London to hold demonstra- j tion meetings ten days ago, left for their homes today by train. The railway companies had undertaken to transport them at exceptionally low fares of three miles for
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    NEW SPEED PLANE.
    67 3 Built For Lufthansa Corporation. Berlin, Nov. 3. The Junker works have completed the i first of a rvew type of speed plane built for the Lufthansa German Air Corporalion. It is an all-metal machine with a special under-carriage which is withdrawing during flight. The machine is equipped
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      529 3 §NOIU)DEI]TSCHER LLOYD (U^rporaVfd 'a gag«M«<) The ondermentloned *n» tt* —mfMt'i tended fixtures OUTWARDS. M.s. TRAVE for Manila, Hong Kong Shanghai, Tsingtao, Taku, Dalny and Japan Nov. 11 s.s. ALLER for Manila, Iloilo, Hong Konir, Shanghai, Kobe, Taku, Dalny and Tsinjrtao Not. 21 HOMEWARDS. m.*. SAALE for Marseilles, Casablanca, London, Amsterdam,
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      396 3 DOLLAR CTEArVfSHTP UNB INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION JUNE— NOVEMBER ItSS Should be Included In your itinerary when you go home next year via America. FROM HONG KONG TO EUROPE tU America and/or Canada £102 Ist Class Padfls Ist Class Rail Cabin Class Atlantis. Fores as low as £68. Book now for a
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      492 3 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. a»M*»*rat*4 la Baiiaal.) •KLLESMAN" LINE. J Frelgit StrTle* to i UNITED KINGDOM AND. CONTINENT. ▼la Port* and Bo.i CaaaL OUTWARDS. TO BONO KONG, SHANGHAI ft JAPAK, Steamar Due B'por*. ss. CITY OF KAN'OOON Dtc I HOMEWARDS. •J. CITT OF CAHBRIDUR foi T Havre, L'don, R'dam
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      192 3 TIDE TABLES. Tuesday, November 8. H. W. 7.25 a.m.. 7 ft. 8 in., 7.08 p.m, 7 ft. 8 in. ednexday, November 9. I H. W. 8.05 a.m., 8 ft.. 8.15 p.m, 8 ft. 3 in. Thursday, November 10. H. \V. 8.38 a.m., 8 ft. in., 9.07 p.m., 8 ft. 6
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      483 4 Situations vacant. H When applviag fur any position advertised ■> these rnluiiiiK send copies of testimonials n. t urn. ariginala. I I AI ill.; wunted in each tirritorj- to sei al n.-.kletK, (hami-nte jew.-lli i H .ITS. Sent I MOTOR VEHICLES I.V ATSTIN OR KIAT KOii 4pply ';:'l, Straits Times.
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      784 4 HOUSES, FLATS TO LET INSTITUTION HILL MANSIONS. Oat to !«t, heavy furniture. Electricity, modern tanltatlon. gas. United Engineers, Hatted TO LET. sea side buryralow No. IT, Amber I Road, 3 bedrooms with bath-rooms attached and trarnue. Apply personally to ESTATE i TRUST AGENCIES (1927) LTD. TO LET, unfurnished compound ho««e
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      547 4 BUSINESS PREMISES I°_ LE _I TO LET, OFFICES at 4 and 4-A, Prince St., top floor snd No. 22, Raffles Place. Apply Koh Chew Kee, 129, Killiney Road. I Ne. 4, BATTERY P.CAD. formerly occupied by Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., to let by floors and ta aait tenant's requirements. Apply
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      461 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. 3o human so sincere, so real a romance n<* "HACK STREET" waited years to be writt.n and Now made a talking picture Pavilion. NOTICE The Exchange Banks will be closed on: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. ARMISTICE DAY (PUBLIC HOLIDAY). THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Notice is hereby
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      530 4 PUBLIC NOTICES 1 MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE ASSESSMENT LIST 1933. NOTICE Is hereby given in accordance with f the provisions of Section 60 of Ordinance No. 136 (Municipal) that the Assessment Lin containing the annual valuation of and amount of assessment to be levied on all houses, buildings and lands, situated
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      595 4 feUSINESS CARDS. YICK WAH HING~~ Ml, North Bridge Rd. nr. Tlv.it re R..>al. Conault us and enjoy economical charge! for Repairs of Clocks. Watrhen and Gramophone*, etc. Satisfaction and workmanship guaranteed. Alao in stock lateat H.M.V. Malar Record* and .'owerful Electro Loudapeaker Soundbox. MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE. Mrs. HARU
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      73 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ihm Wltkla Outalda withoat iU.'aya. Malays. Pottage. ■•■•ulj t 8.00 f 4.00 S 2.50 luncrl; 8.60 $12.00 f 7.50 kU \.«il.» 117.00 $24-00 116.00 V 134.00 $48.00 ISO.CO ADVERTISEMENT RATES rt> duffn mi.l Inatractiona for CLAS8IOBi Ali\ hRTIPEMENTS appear on th. >rai at thr bottom of thJs page.
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      284 5 HOTELS RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL. TONIGHT THURSDAY November 10th SPECIAL DINNER AND DANCE OFFICIAL 9.30-IWld-nlght pQppy DA y MLL BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT CABARET MESSRS CAMERON ALSTON EXT ENSION TO 2 A.M. GORDON WAKEFORD in $1.50 per head VARIETY TURNS. will be donated Admission $1.00 to the Fund. "^ST™ BOOK
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      221 5 IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR THE BEST DINNER OR TIFFIN IN TOWN You need only visit the CAPITOL RESTAURANT Our Delicious Iy- served specialties ARE "So Different" that you MUST COME BACK AGAIN and AGAIN! Phone 4906 for Table Reservations. H O T E L^JSnuJSTic' Opposite the Railway Station, Kuala lumpur.
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      590 5 LEGAL NOTICE. BM. Wll SO", s T YOIM.MINSIHIISD t»«««mi»ui >wh.iio». 'if? jjnmtiii! ';i,L*ib siim i ss^pr f it ""•—•y;r NOTICE is hereby given that the Tra/ie Mark depicted above is the property of the Sino-Gorman Dispcnuary of No. 8 A Wing Lok Street Victoria, in the Colony of Hong Konjc
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      339 5 AUCTION NOTICE. AUCITON SALE of valuable freehold and leasehold Singapore properties. At Maasn. Chcon? Koon Se*K Oo's saleroom. No. 30, Chulia Street, on Wednesday, November 9 *t 2.3* p.m. Lot 1. Valuable 1»99 years' leasehold land and terrace dwelling house known as No. 16-2 Prinscp Street, Singapore, area tMI s>,.
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    Notes From Bengal.
    1359 6 The Chittagong Fine Retrenchment In Bengal Abolition Of Railway And River Police The Legitimate Stage Visit Of Miss Thorndyke Mr*. Edwin Montagu Still Keen On Flying The Cold Season Epidemic Of Minor Ailments. (From Our Own Correspondent.) < Calcutta, Nov. 2. While the search for constitutional settlement
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    NEW BISHOP.
    331 6 (anon G. D. Barne Consecrated. Lahore, Nov. 1. The lav. Canon George Dunsfo-d Burnc was consecrated Bishop of Lahore in the Cathedral here today. The enthronement ceremony will be held on Sunday. The new Bishop was born in 1879 in Jamaica, whore his father, Capt. W. C. Banie,
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    ASSEMBLY AND OTTAWA.
    1013 6 Exchange of Views. BALANCE IN FAVOUR OF INDIA. New Delhi, Oct. 27. For days past the member for Commerce and his Department have been busy examining all aspects of the cri--icism about the Ottawa Agreement with a view to discovering the basis for a difference of opinion.
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    GOLD EXPORTS FROM INDIA.
    103 6 Over Rs. 90 Crores Sent Abroad. Bombay, Oct. 29. The total export of gold from Bombay for foreign countries for the week ended October 29 was Rs. 1,29,65,713, bringing the total value of gold exported from Bombay since Britain went off the gold standard up to
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    A TRAGIC CAMP.
    669 6 Calcutta's Colony Of Unwanteds. Homeless and hungry, without shelter from the rain and with only bits of old rags stretched on sticks to keep off the sun, the encampment of returned immigrants at Matiabruz, seven miles from Calcutta, is indeed a pathetic sight, writes I correspondent of
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    42-MILE MARATHON.
    113 6 New Athletic Event For Rangoon. Rangoon, Nov. 2. On Saturday a new athletic event was introduced to Rangoon when the Bengal Academy started a 42-mile walk, from Rangoon to Kyaukkyan and back. The event was won by C. B. Dutta, a student of the Bengal Academy who covered
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    TRAVANCORE RULER'S BIRTHDAY.
    292 6 Thousands of Poor Receive Food. Trivnndruni, Oct. 19. A w?rve of loyal rejoicing passed over the whole of Travancore today, the occasion being the celebration of the birthday of H. H. the Mahiraja who now competesp etes his twentieth year. In spite of inclement J v/e.-ther thousands
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    GANDHI'S RELEASE.
    458 6 Viceroy's Conditions Unaltered. New Delhi, Oct. 27 The iceroy's telegram to Sir P S. bivasamy Iyer, in reply to the latter's suggestion for the release of Mr" dandhi, is so recent and explicit that as might have been expected his answer to Maulana Shaukat Ali's request inevitably is
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    FILMING OF "CONTACT."
    99 6 Story Of Empire Airways Routes. Karachi, Oct. 27. 'Mr. Paul Rotha, Director of British Instructional Films, and a camera section, leave Croydon for Karachi by air on Nov. 5, to make the film Contact." After filming the eastern sector of i h India air route the camera
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    BENGAL TERRORIST MOVEMENT.
    599 6 Failure of Conciliation. SITUATION REVIEWED BY SIR C. TEGART. Sir Charles Tegart addressed n meeting of the Royal Empire Society on Terrorism in India." Sir Stanley Jackson presided, cables the London correspondent of the Statesman under I'nte of Nov. 1. Sir Charles gave a historical review of
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    JAPAN'S MILLS.
    106 6 Charge Of Copying Trade Marks Repudiated. Bombay, Oct. H. 1 The allegation made by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce that .lapane---manufacturers and traders are copying English trade marks and designs i.f Kinrlish cloth was repudiated by Mr. Kurihara, Consul foi Japan, in an interview. He described the attack
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    JUTE BLAZE.
    65 6 Godown Damaged By Fire And Water. The Km- Hi urmle had to work for two hours on the night of Oct. M. to subdue an outbreak which occurred in three-storied godown attached to tie Central Hydraulic Jute Press situated on Upper Chitpore Road, Calcutta. A large quantity of
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      222 7 SKYSCRAPER SOULS is COMING! TODAY and TOMORROW MATINEE TOMORROW AT 3 p.m. SPECIAL DOLBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME BUCK JONES IN "HIGH SPEIiO" AND DOROTHY MACKAILL IN "WyE AFFAIR" THURSDAY11 REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM" MOVIETONE'S "BLUE RIBBON" WINNER. BOOKING AT ROBINSON'S TONIGHT PAUL LUKAS SIDNEY FOX m LMYERSAL'S STRICTLY DISHONORABLE TOMORROW THE
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      146 7 We Guarantee You The Biggest LAUGH in YEARS! CAPITOL"" Opening TONIGHT HAROLD LLOYD IN Paramount 's Super Comedy that ALL LONDON is flocking to— "MOVIE CRAZY" |HpH| NEVER HAVE SO MANY I f iH HILARIOUS SITUATIONS nB NO one but y&N^^' cc u|d d t! IBBmKP<W SPECIAL MATINEES:— Wednesday, Friday,
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      199 7 RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 LAST NIGHT!! "Mr. Bill the Conqueror is a very accrptahl* contribution to the fllmn." STKAITS TIMF.S. Nov. 7. "It is an excellent picture and will b« thoroughly enjoyed by ill who »cc it." THE MALAYA TRIIIINE. Nov. 7, 1912. British International Pictures have produced nomethinjr wholesome and
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    181 8 London Rubber Stocks Down 891 Tons. POSITION STEADY BUT QUIET. (By On Financial Corrrapoadeat.) Singapore, Tuesday. Today's Prices: Rubber. 7 13 16 cents per Ib. Tin, Singapore price $79.12 per picul. Yesterday's Prices: Rubber, London. 2 s *d., up 1 Kid New York, 3 7/16 its., unchanged.
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    82 8 Noon, Nov. 8. R.S.S. equal to London Standard: Buyer*. Sellers Sp.»t (loose) ..7 13 16 7 1"» 16 (F.OJL) ..8 3 16 8' Standard R.S.S. Ob Tender: Nov. 7% 8 D.c .7 15 16 8 1 16 Jan. 8 8 1 16 .lan-Mar. .8 1
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    PRODUCE.
    173 8 Singapore, Nov. 8. Tißmhhf 5-y, (Cube No. 1 unpicked) 11.00 *'"i";i 5.80 mixed 5.2.") Sago Hour, Sarawak 2.27' White Pepper 2-J.6(i Black Pepper 18.00 Pearl Sago 4.00 small 5.0 i medium 6.00 Rice Siam $154 to 18? Baigoa $144 to 15» 1 Rangoon $l.;o to 14fi No. I 121
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    AIR MAIL.
    18 8 A m»il from Batavia and PalembanK by aeroplane is expected at Singapore at 1.30 p.m. today.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    40 8 From China and Japan by Rajputana due Singapore 10 a.m. tomorrow. From Western Australia by Minderoo due Singapore tomorrow evening. From Europe (London mails dispatched 20th October) by Ranpura due Penang 6 a.m. on Thursday, the 10th instant.
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING.
        439 8 YaL Pd. H Amdi Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 5/- 5/- Ayer Hitam Tin £1 £1 Bangrin Tin t I Batang Padang 1 1 Batu Caves 1 1 Bukit Arang al £1 Burmah Malay £1 £1 Chenderiang 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt 5 5 Hong Kong
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        GENERAL.
        278 8 fal. Pd. luyeri. IMS* AJex. Brick Ord. 0.50 2 2 Alex. Brick Prefa. 1.00 0.80 norn 1.05 El £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 5.2.0 5.7.0 L 0 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.00 [00 50 Chinese Com. Bank 56.50 tl £1 Con. T. S. T> Prefs. 20 9 '1 £1 Con.
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        139 8 iingapore Cold Storage 7 p.c. deb. of 1926 red. 1931-36 101 101 d. Hngapore Municipal I p.c of 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 anjapore Municipal 4^ p.c of 1909 red. 1955 f 1,000,000 104 103 107 nom. 101 nom. Ingapore Municipal 4*4 p.c of 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        368 8 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. To-day Prlec rruer Lyall E?att 4 Co. Allerby ($1) 0.45 0.55 0.45 0.60 Alor Gajah ($1) 0.30 0.40 0.30 0.40 A. Hitam ($1) 0.50 0.65 0.50 0.60 A. Kuning ($1) 0.05 0.15 0.05 0.15 A. Malay ($2) 0.75 1.00 0.75
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      198 8 Singapore, Nov. 8 SELLING. London, 4 months' sight 2/3 31/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/3 15/16 Londdh, 60 days' sight 2/3 29/32 London. 30 days' sight 2/3 London, demand 2/3 27/32 London, T.T. 2/3 13/16 Lyons and Paris, demand 960 Hamburg, demand 156 New York, demand 38 Batavia
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      EXCHANGES.
      88 8 Rugby, Nov. 5. Foreign exchanges are: Amsterdam 8.20 Athens 580 Berlin 13.29.32 Belgrade 242 1/ 2 Bombay 16 11/64 Brussels 23.70 Bucharest 560 Buenos Aires nominal Copenhagen 19.19' 3 Geneva 17.10 Helsingfors 230 Hong Kong Is. 4 7 16 Lisbon 109 Madrid 40 5/16 Milan 64% Montevideo 30 nominal
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    ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
    88 8 Tuesday. November < Police Band. Katong ?ark, GJI p.m. 1 Wednesday. November t. < RoUry Tiffin, Adtlphi Hot«l, I p.m. Municipal Budget Meeting, i.ln p.m. Tanirlin Tit-bits at Victor.a Theatre, U. 30 p.m. Thuraday. November U. St. Andrew's Society practice dunce, Adclpbi Hotel. 5.45 p.m. Friday,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    235 8 Wamtk Ftrm, South-Weft Sumatra, SouthEast Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor DiMy (Christiaan Huygen.) Sclat i-andjang. Bengkahs, Siak, J"«kan Baroe, Fort de Kock Padaot (Hong Kwong) V-m. Selat Panjang. Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (E.meralda) P-» Siam (except Lower Slam) (Hero) 3 p.m. Java. South-We-st Sumatra. SouthEast
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    46 8 Indiapoera Porthoi Karagul* Gange Poelau Rucbah M»lwa Dempo H. C. Huoft Sept. t Sept. S( Sept. 7 Oct. I Sept. 8 Oct. 1 Sept. 12 Oct. 1 Sept. 16 Oct. 1( Sept. 16 Oct. I Sept. 30 Oct. SI Oct. 14 Nov. 1
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    OCT. RUBBER RETURNS.
    311 8 (Th.- Hkuics in bnekrtM .1.M..X- the litres of the cormpviidiaa; ncr .'f Im» Nail.on.UKli. X-'.'WO 11.. I'lisine (Br.lnnU MtMl).- 2l.:i<w lb. Alor (:»j»h. U2W lb. Ayr Pataai MhMM lb. Bukit Kubu. iy..'.ltO lb Gfowaly. 68,810 lb. Jalati Kilmii :i.H..U lb. KlumiK— -57.000 lb. PaJaM.— IMJMt lb. Port
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      BULLION REPORT.
      717 9 Samuel Montagu and Co.'s Weekly Letter. Samuel Montagu and Co.'s weekly bullion report dated London Oct. 12. states. The Bank of England gold reserve against notes amounted to £1.19,421,r>::4 on Oct. 5 as compared with £13:>.421,21T on the previous Wednesday. Since the French exchange now stands, at a
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      HARRISONS AND CROSFIELD, LTD.
      3016 9 RUBBER INDUSTRY REVIEWED. Mr. E. Miller's Valuable Analyses. (By Air Mail). London, Oct. IS. The annual meeting of Harrison* and 'rosfield, Lul., was held yesterday in t^e Room of the Rubber Growers' \fFociation, 2 Idol Lane, E.C. Mr. Eric Miller (the chairman of the ■r.mpany) said:
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1932. THE GREAT PROBLEM.
    988 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOV. 8, 1932. THE GREAT PROBLEM. Hunper marchers have converged on London and left again after doing amazingly little damage. The innate good sense of the British people prevented spasmodic disorder developing into I organised rioting. »nd a few broken shop windows an! overturned motor-cars
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    190 10 SOCIAL PERSONAL. H.H. the Sultan of Selangor will open the agricultural show at Kuala Selangor on Thursday. The 40th birthday of King Prajadhipok of Siam is being celebrated today. The King ascended the throne in November 1925. Mrs. Willem Daniels, the wife of the Consul-General of the Netherlands, returned to
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    HERO WORSHIP AND POLITICS.
    1139 10 Anecdotes of American Presidents. Today citizen* of the United States are choosing their President for the next foitr years. Will the choice be Mr. Herbert Hoover, the Republican, or Mr. Franklin Roosevelt, the Democrat? The whole world is keenly interested in the result of the election.
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    NOTES OF THE DAY.
    181 10 BEHIND— AND BELOW! Why all this delay over the establishment of the England-Australia air mail Just when one had hopes that the difficulties ha* 4 been overcome and that the Imperial Airways route as far as Karachi would be extended to Singapore, to meet a service
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    SHANGHAI—A WARNING.
    498 10 SHANGHAI— A WARNING. It is thankless business to tell men out of employment that they would be illadvised to go farther East in search of work, hut under the conditions at present prevailing along the China Coast the warning is evidently only too necessary. We therefore hasten to make public
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    111 10 Singapore. AI.HAMBKA. Buck Jones in Hiirh Sperd and Dorothy Mackaill in Love Affair. 6.15—9.15. Phone 6»oy. CAPITOL. Harold Lloy.l in Movie Crazy Cl 6 ».16. Phone 52t!1-2. GREAT WORLD. Suicid.- H.-.t. Pasar Malnm. Gate 10 ctn. Ladle* Vrve MAKI.BOKOI (.11. Strictly Dishonourable with Paul Luka.t and Sidney Vox. 6.159
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  • "CHINA MAY RECOGNISE MANCHUKUO": DR. Wellington koo.
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      ONLY IF JAPAN WITHDRAWS.
      225 11 Yen 30,000,000 Loan For New State. FIGHTING IN SNOW. Many Deaths From Cold In North China. Shanghai. Nov. S». Dr. Wellington Koo (the new Chinese Minister to I'aris and one of the Chinese delegates to the League of NBtlHM Assembly) is reported to have told the
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    MANCHUKUO LOAN. To be Secured on Salt And Opium Revenue.
    79 11 MANCHUKUO LOAN. To be Secured on Salt And Opium Revenue. Tokio, Nov. 7. A syndicate of leading Japanese banks has tentatively agreed to a loan to Manchukuo of Yen ;>0,000,000 at 5 per cent., the issue to be at 97 and redeemable in n on the security of the salt
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    U.S. AND FAR EAST. Policy on Manchurian Conflict.
    74 11 U.S. AND FAR EAST. Policy on Manchurian Conflict. Geneva, Nov. 4 The American disarmament delegate liad repeated conversations with the Secretary-General of the League of Nations regarding the importance of th? Manchurian conflict in connection with the policy of the United States. He also discussed the conditions of American and
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    THE VOLUNTEERS. White Clothes for Use In The Snow.
    234 11 THE VOLUNTEERS. White Clothes for Use In The Snow. Shanghai, Nov. 8. The Japanese attempted to seize a consignment of 10,000 suits of otton clothes which were being sent by rail to the Chinese Volunteers in West Liaoning A di tperate fight took place >ut some of the clothes were
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS.
    42 11 Singapore Service Next Year. From Our Own Correspondent. London, Nov. 7. The Evening News air correspondent states that the Imperial \ir»ays' service between Karachi and Singapore and the SingaporeI'ort Darwin service will be in operation before the end of 1933.
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    RICE SLUMP. Bankers Agree to Raise $3,000,000 Loan.
    314 11 RICE SLUMP. Bankers Agree to Raise $3,000,000 Loan. riewliow. Nanking and Shanghai are promoting measures to relieve the disiress eMBMJ Bf the rice slump. Shanghai banker-K h»ve been consult** and they have agreed to raise 53,000,066 for the purpose of lending to farmers to establish a rice godown in which
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    A UNIQUE VISIT TO ENGLAND?
    793 11 Mrs. Alma Baker Stays In Hospital. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 25. Mrs. Alma Baker, wife of Mr. Alma Baker, C.B.E., of Batu Gajah, is returning to Malaya after paying what must surely be a unique visit to Knjrland. She reached Tilbury, from l'enang,
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    AN OUTSIDE OPINION
    93 11 The following appears in the current issue of the Malayan .Mercantile Journal: •The Straits Times Press Ltd. are responsible for the issue of a new morning newspaper, The Singapore Daily News.' which is published at ■'i cts. a copy. Singapore is now well served by daily and
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    "AGAIN RIPE FOR DISCUSSION."
    570 11 Rubber Restriction. MORE RUMOURS FROM HOLLAND. The amazing persistence of the idea that :Vie salvation of the rubber industr> still lies in restriction of output has been revealed during the past week in the attempts of certain interests in Malaya, London and Amsterdam to revive interest
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    OTTAWA AGREEMENTS GRTICISED.
    225 11 Canadian Liberals. PRESENT POLICY NOT BINDING. Ottawa, Nov. 3. If it is returned to power the Liberal Party will not consider itself bound by any policy initiated by the present ad- ministration," declared Mr. W. M. Mackenzie King, the former Prime Minister, in a discussion on the
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    AUSTRALIA.
    104 11 Ratification Opposed By Mr. Scullin. Canberra, Nov. 3. An amendment that the Ottawa Ratification Bill should be withdrawn and new agreements be negotiated, was moveil by Mr. Scullin in the House of Representatives) when the House resumed the debate on the Bill. Mr. Scullin declared the agreement destroyed Australia's
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    THE BACK BADGE CUP.
    256 11 This solid silver challenge cup »v presented to the Singapore Volunteers Corps by the officers, warrant and non-commissioned officers and privates of the Ist ISn., the Gloucestershire Regt. Every man in the Battalion subscribed towards this trophy. On the reverse side of cup is the Back
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    GREAT BRITAIN & THE GOLD STANDARD.
    107 11 GREAT BRITAIN THE GOLD STANDARD. Issue Before Economic Conference. Geneva, Xov. v. The attitude of Great Britain with regard to the (fold standard was the dominating issue before the monetary side of the meeting of exports prepair.toiy to the World Economic Conference. which closed yesterday evening 1 The British delegation
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    STRIKE ENDS.
    254 11 Full Transport Service In Berlin. Berlin, Nov. 7. The radical strike committee has called off the traffic strike. It is expected that the full service will be resumed tomorrow. Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 0. The bus, tram and underground service was suspended at 8 p.m. after stones had been
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    ARMISTICE DAY.
    22 11 In accordance with custom there I will he NO ISSUE OK THE STRAITS TIMES ox ARxMISTICE DAY, Friday. Nov. 11.
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    FREE STATE EXPORTS. Big Tariff Increases In Britain.
    50 11 FREE STATE EXPORTS. Big Tariff Increases In Britain. London, Nov. 7. From Wednesday a duty of 40 per cent will be imposed on live animals from the Free State, instead of CO per cent, imposed in J.uly. Daiiy produce, bacon, pork, poultry and game will pay 30 per cent. Reuter.
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    SHANGHAI COURTS.
    128 11 Need For "Real Reforms" Emphasised. London, Nov. 7. Replying to Sir John Wardl;iw-M:lne regarding the mixed court in Shanghai, Sir John Simon, the Foreign Secretary, said notice had not been given to terminate the agreement. Proper measures to remedy existing abuses were under consideration and had been discussed
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    MR. NORMAN DAVIS.
    26 11 Rome, Nov. 7. Mr. Norman Davis, the America! delegate to the Disarmament Conference, hai arrived to discuss disarmament personally with Signor Mussolini. Reuter.
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    EVE OF ELECTION IN U.S.A.
    401 11 "Superhuman Efforts" Of Candidates. TARIFF ISSUE. Mr. Hoover Remains Firm. New York, Nov. 7. On the m of what may prove to be one of the most momentous elections in American history excitement is rising throughout the country. The two chief protagonist!! have made almost
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    PRINCE MURAT.
    64 11 Death Of Well-Known Figure In French Society. Paris, Nov. 2. Prince Murat, one of the best known figures in French society, died today at the age of 76. He was the descendant of the first Prince who married Napoleon Buonaparte's sister Caroline and wa* King of Naples from
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    SIR SAMUEL WILSON.
    164 11 "Not to be Taken In Leading Strings." When Sir Samuel Wilson. Permanent U'nder-Sccretary to the Colonial Office, left London on Oct. 20 for Malaya to inquire, into local problems he declareu to the London correspondent of the Straits Times that he was not going 'o bo tied
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    UNUSUAL INCIDENT AT ASSIZES.
    1938 12 UNUSUAL INCIDENT AT ASSIZES. Hearing Stopped. Jl'ttOR FOUND TO HAVE AN INTEREST. When counsel for the Crown was eonelodioc his opening address to the jury in the Assizes before Mr. Justice Whit ley yesterday, in the cane in- which Khor Teng Quee claimed trial on three counts of forgery, tiding
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    GAOL FOR BATCH OF COMMUNISTS.
    850 12 How Literature Is Distributed. Mr. C. Wilson, Criminal District Judge, was engaged yesterday afternoon in hearing charges against five Communtste, four of whom appeared to be still in their teens. The men were brought up on charges in connection with unlawful societies and posting up
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    32 12 The Malacca Boy Scouts will hold a "tamashu'' in the grounds of the li.mdv Hilir School, Mulacta, on Saturday. Teas and programmes will be sold in aid of the Poppy Day Fund.
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    ROYAL SOCIETY OF ST. GEORGE.
    485 12 Proud of Help Given To Unemployed. "There cannot be anything seriously wrong with the Empire when you can get, seated a round the same table Englishmen, Scotsmen, Welshmen and Irishmen discussing amicably how best to make the most money for the unfortunate unemployed," said Mr.
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    MISSING APPELLANT. Bailors Ordered To Pay $3,000.
    185 12 MISSING APPELLANT. Bailors Ordered To Pay $3,000. The sequel to an accused who failed to put in an appearance when his appeal was about to be argued was heard in the Supreme Court yesterday when the Chief Justice (Sir William Murison) made an order estreating the bail of $3,000. The
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    "A DEFAULTER."
    136 12 The following report appeared in the Straits Times of Nov. 5. Pone Swee Onn, a clerk in th* Singapore Harbour Board, was examined as result of his failure to comply with an order to pay $5 a month for the benefit of his creditors. Hp Rave the reason
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    HIS GOOD DEED.
    49 12 (From Our Own Correspondent- > Malacca, Nov. 7 Low Bee Chong. a scout attached to the Banda Hilir English School group nicked up a roll of live ten-dollar notes near the Post Offic? Saving? Bank counter. He handed the money to the Superintendent of -Post:? and Telagraphs
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    14 12 The notification declaring Shanghai to be suspected on account of cholera has been cancelled.
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    PARADING IN A RICKSHA.
    742 12 Mohammedan Girt Who Committed Theft Dressed in the clothes which, it was alleged; she had stolen, a young Mohammedan girl, who gave her age aa IS years, appeared before Mr. C. WHson, the Criminal District Judge, yesterday, charged with housebreaking and thud. It was stated that
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    SENTENCE QUASHED. Waistcoat Not Conclusive Evidence.
    234 12 SENTENCE QUASHED. Waistcoat Not Conclusive Evidence. Tho sentence of a »>ne of $900 or three r.ionth.s imposed on two Chinese women by the District Judge fov lx'injr concerned in the removal of non-Oovevnment chandu was quashed by the Chief Justice (Sir William Murriaoo) on appeal in the Supreme Court yesterday.
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    LAPSE OF A TRUSTED EMPLOYEE.
    688 12 Collector Who Falsified Rent Receipts. Described as a trusted employee of the trustees of the Alsagoff estate, Shaik Dawood, an Indian Mohammedan, pleaded guilty to charges of criminal breach of trust in respect of $70, $76, and $60, before Mr. A. W. Hay, the Second
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    RETRIAL ORDERED. Penang Magistrate Who Disallowed Postponement.
    209 12 RETRIAL ORDERED. Penang Magistrate Who Disallowed Postponement. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 7. In the Supreme Court today, Mr. Justice Prichard ordered the retrial of the case in which Sultan Marajoo was convicted in the Butterworth Court on a charge of having committed theft in local mosque. Accused way
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    AN INNOVATION.
    72 12 Tamils Pulling Rickshas In Malacca. (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Nov. 7. Tamils are now pulling rickshas ior hire in Malacca. During the early part of last weak a Tamil ricksha puller was (•lying for hire on Banda Hilii- Road, and the number has increased to three. The
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    SEQUEL TO DISPUTE WITH TAILOR.
    658 12 Stormy Scene Over Debt Collection. As the result of a dispute between his daughters and their Indian Mohammedan tailor over outstanding bills, the father of.the girls, Mr. J. P. Seth, was summoned before Mr. A. C. Boyd, the Fourth Police Magistrate, yesterday the charges against
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    136 12 Another Double Feature Programme. An entertaining do ible- feature programme is provided m ihe Alhambra this week. Dorothy Mack.ii!, the Hull (Yorkshire) girl is featured in the Columbia picture, "Love Affair," and she demonstrates very clearly a marked ability which has very materially improved simc she was last
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    TANGLIN TIT BITS.
    118 12 m Farewell Performances At Victoria Theatre. Those who saw the previous performances of the Tanglin Tit Bits (entertainers from the Ist batt. the Gloucestershire Regt.) at the Victoria Theatre will need no urging to attend one- of the three entertainment.'- to start temorrow night. The Tit Bits
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    38 12 Miss M. C. Thompson, uutron of the Dunun Daun Hospital, Malacca, bj going on transfer to Jottorc Baluu, Ilia* M. H. SaumJcr.-, matron of the General Hot.pi tail, Juhorc Bahru, who' retimed from home yesterday, Macaada Miss Thompson.
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  • The Races—Notes On Training.—Lall Singh's Impressions Of The Tour.
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      SINGAPORE RACE MEETING.
      416 13 This Mornings Work On The Course. (By Our Racing Correspondent). The No. 1 ti-ack at the racocour*e was T'V n n Work this »'«r«inK- wit'. the hurdles well out. ami «li the horse.WOT engaged on it with the exception Yii S' ry u 1; th e-Tenth, Gladiator
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    BURMA RIFLES. Boxing Tournament At Taiping.
    108 13 BURMA RIFLES. Boxing Tournament At Taiping. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, Nov. 6. I'ndiT the patronage of the officers of the 1 JiMh Burma Rifles boxing tournaments have been arrange to take plac? at the Taiping Town Hall on Nov. 17 and 19. The proceeds will be given to the
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    KATHLEEN LEADS IN JEAN CUP.
    628 13 1 1 R.S.Y.C. Events. MOWGLI'S SUCCESS IN CLIFFORD TROPHY. In spite of glorious sailing weather the I Royal Singapore Yacht Club racing on I Sunday morning of both classes was ra- ther ipoflt by the courses not containing la Leat. The actual sailing was most
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    RIVERS' OPPONENT IN ACTION.
    293 13 Last Night's Charity Boxing. No decision contests, aid exhibition bouts by two newcomers to Singapore formed the boxing programme at the Great World stadium last night, in aid of the Poppy Day Fund. Con Cordero, one of the newcomers, who is to meet Al Rivers, boxed
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    TENNIS IN FRANCE.
    298 13 Preparations For Davis Cup Matches. I The draw for the 1933 Davis Cup play in the South American zone was made today by the French Tennis Federation, holder of the coveted trophy. The draw was earlier than for other sections because summer south of the equator start-;
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    286 13 Today, November 8. Bill'ards: S.C C. tournament final", r. Kuifliy: S.C.C. tournament, H.C.O. A.P.C. and I. Piidang: filtlll Hi %*%l vs. Public Services. Tanglin; Koyi.l A.rl j Force vs. Raffles College. Seletar. I Football: Chinese League, Aston \.<;. .1. Chinese C.A.A.. Jaliin Ht-wir Stadiun. Wednesday. November 9. I
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    SINGAPORE HOCKEY MATCHES.
    596 13 Colleges Beaten. SUCCESS OF POLICE AND A.P.C. A.P.C. 3; Raffles College 2. The hockey match between the. A.P.C. and Raffles College on the latter's ground ii Bukit Tiimh Road yesterday afternoon 1 was characterised by some clean and seien- -tine play. On the run of the play
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    BY ODD GOAL. Winning Point Scored In Closing Stages.
    308 13 BY ODD GOAL. Winning Point Scored In Closing Stages. Po'ice I M.C.r. 1! The Police defeated chc Medical College I'nion at hockey yesrorday at the Depot by the odd goal in five after a scr?ppy inuUh which did not produce much goodhi>ckey. I The Police dererveJ their victory on the
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    S.C.C. LOSE. O.R.A. Score Four Goals On Padang.
    574 13 S.C.C. LOSE. O.R.A. Score Four Goals On Padang. S.C.C. 0 O.R.A. 4. The goalkeeping ->t H. A. Exley saved the S.C.C. from being beaten by a larger margin than 4—o,4 0, at .he hands of the Old R- fflesians' Association, on the padang liyt-tt.day. The mat.-h was very one bided,
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    LALL SINGH RETURNS TO MALAYA.
    418 13 "Tour Was a Great Experience." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 7. Lall Singh, the Malayan cricketer who played for All-India in the English tour, returned to Malaya yesterday morning by the Karapaia from Calcutta. He wa< niet by a large crowd of friends and
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    SOUTH AUSTRALIA FOLLOW ON.
    289 13 All Out For 290. F. R. BROWN AND VERITY IN FORM. The M.C.C. tourists w«re always considered a strong halting: side but fears were entertained as to the capabilities of their bowlers. However, with the sure ess of Verity and Brown j in being mainly responsible
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    503 14 singapore g.c. lames' Medal. Narrow Win JFpr Mrs. Paterson. The Singapore Coif Club ladies' Novem)kt medal competition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win fur Mrs. M. M. Paterson in "A" division with a not score of .'i7' No. "B" division cards were returned.
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    HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
    46 14 you have vot yet teen the Singapore Daily News, write in for a specimen copy. You will be supplied with one willingly, because when you have seen what a morning vcHspaper should be, you will not hesitate to become a regular subscriber.
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    MEDICOS LOSE AT RUGBY.
    274 14 Big Win by Gloucesters Company XV. A Co., Umir.-stiTs 23 pis Med. Col. 3. After a keen and hard fought tea me on the Medical College ground yesterday, the College lost to the A (Machine Gun) Company, Gloucesters by 23 points (a goal and six tries)
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    RUGBY TEAMS.
    56 14 The A.P.C. Malaya Rugby XV to play N'egri Sembilan at Seremban on Armistice Day is as follows Macaulay (Kuala Lumpur) Owen Perkins (Penang), Robertson (Singapore), Tath;im (Malacca) Shaw (Singapore), Cooper (Singapore) Garside (Singapore), E. O. Barton (Ipoh), Prockter (Singapore), C. T. Smith (Penang), Mirny (Ipoh). Gibson (Penang), HowKill
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    THE FRENCH PLAN.
    321 14 4 M. Paul Boncour's Speech At Geneva. Geneva, Nov. 5. Another corner of the veil surrounding the French disarmament plan was lifted on Friday by the French Minister of War. M. Paul Boneour, addressing a public session of the Disarmament Conference. He spoke for an hour without
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    EXCISE FRAUD.
    97 14 Large Loss to Revenue Expected. Kandy, Oct. 31. An inquiry is boins held into a colossal fraud in the Excise warehouse at Randy. The magnitude of the loss to revenue is yet unassessed, but it is expected that the Assistant Commissioner of Excise, 1 who, assisted by a
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    COCK FIGHTING.
    90 14 "Sport" Discourage In Kedah. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Nov. 7. In order to restrict c^ck fighting in Kedah- the Entertainments Enactments sound news ree's. "No licence for co.k fighting shall be imtd by any licensing officer without previous approval of the President of the State Council, and
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    "SPIRIT OF FUN." Film Magnate's Quick Journey To Africa.
    77 14 "SPIRIT OF FUN." Film Magnate's Quick Journey To Africa. Karachi, Nov. 7. The aeroplane Spirit of Fun, in which Mr. Arthur M. Loew is flying to Johannesburg, arrived here this morning and will leave for Gwadur, Baluchistan, the afternoon. Reuter. Mr. Loew is vice-president of the Metro Goldwyn Meyer Company,
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    FRANCE AND SPAIN.
    173 15 M. Herriot's Visit An "Unmitigated Success." Parit, N° v 4 While the Premier, M. Herriot, and the majority of the meiribers of the Cabinet were attending the annual convention of the Radical Socialist party at Toulouse, the French Press is dealing at length with the results of
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    TREBITSCH-LINCOLN.
    72 15 Arrest After "Spiritual Rebirth." Cologne, Nov. ">. Ghosts of his past have r:«:>n up against the Buddist monk Chao Kung, otherwise I. G. Treb.tsch-Linco'n, who has been trrc#ted on a warrant sworn by a Dutch merchant. The latter alleges that the adventurer still owes him r>,000 marks, lent tc
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    32 15 a Chinee* aoteea on the five foot way in the Rcchore district last night was attacked by another Chinese who hit I him with an iron bar. He was taken to hospital.
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    NO WATER.
    52 15 Wells Dry Up In Chalcidice. Athens. Nov. 5. Tfu tii:i!» of the inhabitants of th? earthquake-stricken Chalcidice peninsula have been added to. all wells going dry as a result of recurrent minor tremors of the last few day?. The authorities are rushing drinking water to the affected area.
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    EDGAR WALLACE'S DAUGHTER.
    412 15 Dress Debt and £5 a Week Earnings. Miss Patricia Wallace, a daughter of Mr. Edgar Wallace, the drarcatist who died in February, appeared at West London County Court last month in connection with a dress debt. She stated that her only income was a salary of £5
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    COURT MARTIALLED.
    85 15 Acquittal for French And German Commanders. Lomlcn. Nov. 3. Captain Ruh'fu?, of the training ship Niobc, which sank with the loss of 61 livas. has lx.en acquitted by the coart martial at Kiel on the charge of neplecl of duty. The court held him to be blameless. Reuter
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    SOVIET SHIPS.
    103 15 For Service to The Far East. lii.-mrii, Nov. 4. Interest has lutn wound bf the sale t<> the Soviet Union of the North German Lloyd steamer A'lhalt. lf>,. r >00 topis wHih is intended by Uussians for service in Far Eastern waters. Negotiations are proceeding for the sal..<
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    "AGRICULTURE MUST USE TARIFFS."
    262 16 Prime Minister's New Faith. London, Nov. 7. Agriculture, liko other industries, must use tariffs to work out its own salvation," declared Mr. Mac Donald in a debate on unemployment. The Government, he added, intends to increase the efficiency of British work and to open markets. Subsequent
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    LOCKED IN.
    202 16 Prisoners Who Were Overlooked. Overlooked when prisoners were being herded out of court six Chinese, incladifig ft woman and a year-old infant, were imprisoned in the lock-up attached to the Third Magistrate's Court on Saturday, and were not released until they were accidentally discovered by a peon on
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    SPINNERS RESUME.
    102 16 London, Nov. 7. The Lancashire spinners have returned to work en bloc, and the stoppage is at an ond.— Reuter. •undo, the intention of the discussion I eing to pool ideas, in a non-part i?;in spirit. Many references were made last night to the excellent voluntary efforts undertaken
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    HITLERISM DECLINES.
    607 16 But Election Results In Stalemate. Berlin. Nov. 7. A definite decline in HitUnisni, an advance towards Bolshevism among workers, the aversion of tKe Middle class to radicalism and the opposition of tne great majority of the electomt* to Herr von Papen constitute the principal features of yet another
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    CAR THEFTS.
    76 16 New Emergency Decrees In Berlin. Berlin, Nov. 3. The promulgation of new emergency decrees threatening drastic punishment to motor-car thieves, including alleged joy riders, Has had a signal effect on car bandits, who night after night during the last few months, had gathered an increasingly rich harvest. Not
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    RESCUED.
    67 16 German Ship Saves 16 Gothtanders. Stockholm, Nov. ">.. The German steamer Bothilda Russ succeeded in finding and saving a party of 16 young GothliiMtew wa» were reported missinj? after visiting the Soviet Russian wargiiins riding at anchor some miles off the coast. The Stockholm Press pays a handsome tlitMte
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    SUNDERLAND'S BOLD EXPERIMENT.
    439 17 £30,000 to be Raised For The Unemployed. new idea for raising £30,000 for social work among the unemployed has Ixvn an ed upon liy workers at St. Mary Mag-dal<-n'- Church, Snnderland, in response to the Prince of Wales'? appeal for social service A letter has )*en received
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    BROADCASTING IN RUSSIA.
    483 17 Jazz Banned. PREDOMINANCE OF GOOD MUSIC. (By Our Wireless Correspondent.) I AILBERT Coates, one of the leading j\ figures in the musical world, recently appointed general musical director of the Soviet Government, suras up the broadcasting situation in Russia in a special article appearing in an American
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    WIRELESS BEACONS.
    276 17 Installations For The China Coast. ARISING from the satisfactory results obtained from the installation on North Saddle Island in 1930 of a Marconi automatic wireless beacon station, a further contract has been signed between this company and the Chinese Government, by which the latter have arranged to' equip
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    UNTOUCHABILITY EVIL.
    53 17 Conference To Be Held At Patna. Jamsheilpur, Oot. 24. A liiiiviiK-ial mtf imtimcinMlitj conferuiiic will be held at I'a'na OB N>v (i. A recoption committee has Ixen formed far tliis ptsrpoM, ami d*Ug*t— hay been invited from all districts in th» provnees. The Muharajadhiraj of Darbhang* will be
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      MONDAY.
      182 17 KHABAROVSK. (70.2 metres), 6 to 9 rJaKDOSNC, PMY.. (50 metres), 6.40 8.10 p.m. Chinese music; 8 10 p.m. to 9.40 European music. CHICAGO, W9XE.. (49.83 metres), 2.80 to D a.m. and from 7 a.m. JOHANNESBURG, (49.4 metres) 10 JO to ii.3o a.m. BOUNDBKOOK. W3XAU. (49.18 metres), from 4 a.tn.
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      120 17 KUALA M.MITR, (50 metres), 6.00 8.15 p.m. KHABAROVSK, (70.2 metre*) 5—9 BANDOENG. PMY.. (58.3 metres)), 12.40—2.40 p.m. 6.25—9.40 p.m. MOSCOW. RFN', (50 metres), 11 pjn. CHICAGO. W9XF, (49.83 metre*), 2.30— 5 a.m. and from 7 a.m. JOHANNESBURG, (49.4 metres), 10.80 p.m. 3..'i0 a.m. BOUNDBROOK. W3XAL., (48.18 metres), from 4
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      132 17 SINGAPORE. VSIAB., (83 metres), 10..'.0 p.m. KHABAROVSK, (70.2 metres), 6—9 BANDOENG, PMY.. (58.S metre*), 12.40 2.40 p.m. 6.25—9.40 p.m. MOSCOW. RFN., (",0 metres), 11 p.m. CHICAGO, W9XF, <4S».B:i metres), 2.30—5 a.m. JOHANNESBURG, (49.4 metre*), 19M »J0 p.m. BOUNDBKOOK, W3XAI*. (49.18 metre--). 4 a.m. MOSCOW, REN, (45 38 metres), 11
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      THURSDAY.
      145 17 KHABAROVSK, (70.2 metres), 4 to 9 p.m. BANDOENG, PMY., (58.8 metres), 12.40 to 2.40 p.m. 6.25 to 9.40 p.m. MOSCOW, RFN., (50 metres), 11 pan. CHICAGO. W9XF., (49.83 metres), 2.30 to 5 a.m. JOHANNESBURG, (49.4 metres), 10.30 p.m. to 3.30 a.m. BOUNDBKOOK, W3XAL, (49.18 metres), 4 a.m. PITTSBURGH. WBXK.,
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      FRIDAY.
      142 17 KUALA LUMPUR, (60 metres), 6.80— to 8.16 pan. KHABAROVSK, (70.2 metre*), 4 to 9 p.m. BANDOENG, PMY, (68.3 metre*), 12.40 to 2.40 p.m. and 6.26 to 9.40 pjn. MOSCOW, R.FJ*, (50 metre*), 11 PJ*. CHICAGO, W9XF, (49.83 metre*), 240 to 6 a.m. JOHANNESBURG, (29.4 metre*), 1040 to 3.30 a.m.
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      158 17 KHABAROVSK, (70.2 metres), 6 to 9 p.m. MOSCOW, RFN., (60 metre*), 11 p-in. CHICAGO, W9XF., (49.33 metres), 2.30 to 5 a.m. JOHANNESBURG, (89.4 metre*), 10.30 p.m. to 3.30 a.m. BOUNDBROOK, WSXAL.. (49.18 metres), 4 a.m. BOUNDBROOK, W3XL., (46.69) metres), 4 to 5.45 ajn. MOSCOW, RUN., (45.38 metres), 11 p.m.
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      178 17 SINGAPORE, VSIAB, (88 metres), 9 to 10.30 p.m. I KUALA LUMPUR. (50 metres), 7 to 9 KHABAROVSK, (70.2 metres), 6 to 9 p.m. BANDOENG. PMY, (68.3 metres),' 7.35 to 8.25 a.m 8.35 to 9.40 a.m. '< 10.40 to 11 p.m. and 6.26 to 9.40 p.m. MOSCOW, REN, (60 metres),
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    SOVIET CANAL.
    102 18 Important Project Neanng Completion. Moscow. Nov. 3. The ranal COUMCtiag the White Sea ■with the Baltic will be completed in one yoar, according to a claim l>y the Soviet (lovernint nt, whi'h has estimated that the enna! will cnalile 11.000.000 tons of fiMMJ to be transported between the
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    BRITISH ARCTIC MEDAL.
    96 18 Posthumous Award To Dead Explorer. Rugby, Nov. I. T!ic King has apprnwri thi- conferment of a modal in silver with a clasp inscribed "Arctic 1980-1931" to foortaea members of the British Arctic air route expedition. A posthumous award bo Mr. 11. G. Watkins, ih<- I rilliant younp
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    COMMUNISM IN SIAM.
    48 18 Propagandists Active During The Week-End. (From O.ir Owi; dent.) i Nov. 7. Communist* were again aetfoi daring the wi k < i f document! extolling thi Moria >>f tiic Soviet nfimt iK-injj to.m il mm i 'l throughout tne tows a.i >ipn<-.l "Comn i vi Siam."
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    PRINCE HENRY.
    98 18 Big Game Expedition To Sudan. London, Nov. 3. The Duke of Gloucester will start on his third hunting expedition to Africa after Chrigtmas when he will leave England for a shooting expedition in the Sudan accompanied by Captain E. W. Brooke, the big-game huirter, who was .the Duke's
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    GRAF ZEPPELIN.
    97 18 Wonderful Record Of Airship. Freidrichshafen, Nov. 3. Carrying 21 paatengerm, including Colonel the Master ot Sempiil, the Graf Zeppelin arrived here safely this afternoon from her ninth and last trip across the Atlantic to .South America this year, which is proposed to be increased to 15 dining next
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    POLISH DISMAY.
    87 18 Revenue Drop Loan Probable. Warsaw, Nov. 2. Dismay has been eanaad hf the publication of the Polish Budget figures) l>e-twi-'n Mitel) IWB aad LM4, laowiag expenditure at i' 82,000,000 while revenueis only estimated at 170,000.000. Even the latter figure is considered to Ik- greatly over the mark as
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    GERMAN EXPORTS.
    66 18 Patriotic Traders To Receive Bonus. Berlin. Hor. 1. It is announced that German exporters will be granted a bonni of half per O i:t. by Covt-rnment on the. value of al! except raw materials, exported m from December 1. The amount of the beam <4 n:>t to exceed
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    NEW CONVERSION LOAN.
    98 18 Extensive Support By Small Investors. Rugby, Nov. 5. The elftvt of rcadiustments which, as anticipated, an following Mm (mm of the Convii it. Loan, is still felt in the .1 market and British Governmeat -u^k.- wan '^>* ■oratag liwHiwd tn dicon. This tendency is CkVMd by the-
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    LINCOLN CATHEDRAL. Dean Who Travelled Far To Collect Funds.
    82 18 LINCOLN CATHEDRAL. Dean Who Travelled Far To Collect Funds. London, Nov. 3. Lincoln was in festive mood today on the occasion of the Thanksgiving Service to mark the completion of the repairs to the CathadraL The restoration has cost fl 30.000. Reference was maJe by the Uisliop, in the course
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    BANGKOK CELEBRATES.
    55 18 Town Beflagged For King's Birthday. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Nov. 7. ['ivT'arations for .h.> King's birthday tomorrow are complete and the town is l.< Sagged and iUtuninated. It was at first tin intention on tin* MOfS of economy to liave no illuminations but the Government penaadad His
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    BREACH OF TRUST.
    52 18 Three Months For Clerk In Seremban. (Froiri Our Own Correspondent.) Serembah, Nov. 7. Woon Chin, a clerk in a Chinese Arm, was .smtenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment on each of two charges, the sentences to run concurrently, for criminal liri'acli of trust of sums involving $222
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    HOUSES SAVED.
    265 18 Good Work by Fire Brigade. What might have developed into a disnstrous fire and the gutting of a large number of attap and wooden houses was averted by the good work of the Singapore Fire Brigade, last night, although they were called out rather late. Immediately upon returning
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    VERY RARELY FALL.
    208 18 Fatal Accident In Quarry. "These men are like monkeys, they very rarely fall," remarked the Singapore Coroner, Mr. V. G. Bourne, yesterday, when referring to Chinese quarry coolie.s. He was holding an inquiry into the death of one who had fallen f>o feet while working on the
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    NON-EUROPEAN RELIEF
    213 18 The following subscriptions for the Non-European Relief Fund, Singapore m received up to Oct. 31: Previously acknowledged $20,875.2. Post Office Club, Singapore $17/Cbaj:i»y Match Proceeds (St. Joseph's IWt. n. King George V) $53.iX>. the Svrait .-"ettlement.- Treasury Paying Branch $5. Young Men's Christian Asso. Sfauapon (Part Proceeds of
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    POLICE BAND.
    55 18 The Police Band will play the following programme at Katong Park today at 5.15 p.m.: March, "The Gladiator's Farewell" (Bianlu-nburc) Suite, "In a Lovers' Garden" (Ketelbey); Reverie, "In the Cloisters" (Torrance); Selection, "Ruddijrore" (arr. Minns) Descriptive, "Funeral March of a Bumble Bee" (Marsden) Selection, "Reminisienees of the Plantation"
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    35 18 Two Indian coolies who were riding on a trailer attached to a lorry were slightly injured aivJ> taken to hospital yesterday when the trailer broke loose, crashed against a wall and threw the men off.
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    25 18 A five-year-old Chinese girl was taken to hospital yesterday in a critical condition after being 1 knocked down by a motor vehicle in Niven Re«d,
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    IRISH ALARM. Dail Censure Debate Tomorrow.
    137 18 IRISH ALARM. Dail Censure Debate Tomorrow. Dublin. Nov. 2. A motion which "censures the Executive Council for its continued failure to satisfactorily adjust the differences between itself and the British Government" and which "condemns it for pursuing a policy which has caused grievous injury to the agricultural industry, serious damape
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    HUGE DEFICIT.
    56 18 America s Gross Debt Of $20,812,000,000. Washington, Nov. 2. The huge deficit of $629,000,000 is shown in the Treasury returns of national finances for the first 4 months of the present fiscal year. The total gross debt on Oct. 31 was $20,812,000,000, which is an increase of $200,000,000
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    A POLITICAL DIARY OF THE WEEK.
    2555 19 THE GREAT DEBATE FALLS FLAT HURRIED REFORM OF THE MEANS TEST— NO TRADE BREAK WITH RUSSIA OTTAWA AGREEMENTS CEMENT THE EMPIRE A PERILOUS COURSE CHANGED §IR HFRBERf SAMUEL EXPI.AINS UNCONIINCINGLY WHY NATIONAL GOVERNMENT MUST REMAIN A PERSONAL TRIUMPH FOR THE PREMIER SO DIES THE
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      1428 19 Another Grievance Voiced. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In a few days more, Sir Samuel Wilson will arrive in Malaya, and then the biggest (fame of bluff ever staffed in Malaya (will begin. On every hand one reads and hears of the RTeat preparations, being
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      ONE GREAT BIG LIE !
      176 19 ONE GREAT BIG LIE To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I wonder whether the following' point has been brought against daylight: saving In this world we have had already many forms of lies and deception. To adopt daylight saving would be to add another form of lies to
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      DAYLIGHT SAVING.
      250 19 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Is it not rather early to jubilato over the prospect of victory for the daylight savers They may get their enactment, but what is to prevent objectors from changing their business hours, so as to open at 9.-W a.m. and
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    DOPE WORTH £28,000.
    187 19 Ring's Headquarters In Paris Garret. Paris, Oct. 12. Three men and a woman, alleged to form the inner ring of the drug traffic in Paris, have been arrested, and cocaine, opium, heroin, and morthia valued at 228,000 have been seized. Commissioner Priolet, Chief of the Special Service
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    59 20 I. HAVING THE CHATEAU The marriage of M. Jean Lebrun, son of the French President, fo Mile. lit i n.id.it,- Marin. daughter of a r Hired army officer took place at the Rambouillet Church, about 20 miles from J'.iris Tke photo shows the hride on the arm of her father.
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    37 20 COPENHAGEN EXHIBITION King Christian, of Denmark, was a frequent victor to the British Empire Exhibition at Copenhagen, which attracted more than half a million people. The photo shows the King inspecting Empire farm m achinery. Planet News.)
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    35 20 45 YEARS' SERVICE The Bishop of Chelmsford, presented a cheque for £216 to Canon King of St. Clement's Church, Leiffh-on-Sea, to commemorate his 45th year as rector of Leigh, and his 70th hirthday. (Planet News.)
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    30 20 I <>l IMS OMtM After attending a service at Westminster Abbey the judges arrived at the Law (Hurts in the Strand for the opening of the legal year. (Planet News.)
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    24 20 VAKMOI TH HKKKINT. II VKVKS I :-,Scottish fUher girls waiting on the quay at Yarmouth .8 the trawler. arrive with the catch. (Planet New*.)
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    26 20 WINNER OF KENNEL CLUB CHAMPION CUP :-Connte«s Loma Howe'. Labrador retriever. Bramshaw Bobb, won the Kennel Club Champion Cup, at the Crystal Palace, London. (Planet News.)
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