Malaya Tribune, 7 November 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. v, xX. No 264 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1933.
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      143 1 Read The Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya[ /^^^T N Waii Brand The milk that is I j\ et everybody It's quality and economy combined t) Importers v The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG ■BMin H/QIEWC STORE ES3 COOKED DELICACIES SfljwmfSn Pressed Pork, Pressed Brisket of CSjcsH Beef
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      106 1 A. FLINTER Raffles Place Singapore Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornamenta of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I It's Worth Beaching For!! j I j
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    THE GREAT WALL.
    128 2 Japanese To Hand Over The Passes? Peiping. Oct. 8. ACCORDING to information from political circles, an agreement has been reached between the Chinese and Japanese authorities whereby the lat.er will return to Chinese control the five main Great Wall passes: Jnamely. Shanhaikuan, Lengkou, Hsifengkou, Chiehlinkou and Kupeikuo.
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    SINO-JAPANESE PARLEY.
    149 2 SDlution To Problems In North China? Peiping. Oct. 5. I. is reliably Tamed that Mr. Okamura, the Japanese diplomat who is now in China on an Inspection lr:p, and Mr. Ariyoshi, Japanese Minister to China, rce expected to arrive in Feipini: in a few days to confer with
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    SUIYUAN DEMANDS RELIEF.
    74 2 Nanking. Sept. 7. The Government is in receipt of a telegram f v om the Suryuan Provincial Government retrieving that funds be appropriated for the relief cf .he flood sufferers in Suiyuan. According to the telegram, Suiyan also suffered considerable loss as a result of the Yel-
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    CHINA AT THE CROSS-ROADS.
    642 2 JAPANESE SPREAD PROPAGANDA. A Wavering Policy. Govt. Should Take A Firmer Stand. "ALTHOUGH more than two years have elapsed since the Manchuriap crisis arose it seems that the Government is still without a definite policy towards Japan. "The policy of the Government, symbolised by such slogans
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    NEW MILITARY POST.
    90 2 Garrison Commander Of Kiangsu And Chekiang. Nanking, Sept. 17. According to information from military circles a new military post known as the garrison commander of Kiangsu and Chekiang will shortly be established and General Chu Pei-teh, Chief of the General Staff, has been mentioned as the most
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    PACIFICATION COMMISSIONERS FOR INNER MONGOLIA.
    75 2 Nanking. Sept. 26. The Oovecnmfnt derided to stnd General Huang Shao-h&iung, Minister of Interior, and Mr. Pai Yun-tl, a member Of the Central Executive Committee of th? Kucn mlntang, who is himself a Mongolian, to Mongolia to clarify the relations between Mongolia and th° Central
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      210 2 iililliiliiliHlilllllllMiiliillllllliiliillllll|illliliillllil|l!l 1111 >rilllllll!ll'llti|lilii|:il:ii!i|ii| i I SINGAPORE DAIRY FARM 1 m j FRESH COWS' MILK I 'PURITY BRAND' I iflHrtnt In Pro, 1 OTHER PRODUCERS, WHETHER THEY I REALIZE IT OR NOT, ARE PAYING OUR PRODUCT THE PUREST 1 FLATTERY Ii V OP EX L V I COPYING OUR HOODS. OR
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — The R.R.I.
    163 3 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING The R.R.I. a memorandum published yester- the Board is emphatic in il of the most important new constitution envisag- immission of Enquiry, conBrsl ol its recommendarh was "that the executive the Institute be the Direc- to: 'a' Control in certain Board. <b> Supervision rs by
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    America's Foreign Trade.
    194 3 fWHJE ■i ormous tariff wall, erected by 1 Ri übUean Government isolated SI ttea from all the nations formerly did business with rts, and, by insisting on the of her bond, she has brought not merely an economic, but tragedy. Furthermore, the of interchange of .goods was
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    Nazi Germany.
    180 3 LET us take a look at Mr. Garvin's article. He declares that Nazi Germany is already re-arming as fast as she can and describes three broad, distinguishable elements in these preparations for war. He states that military training, under camouflage, is being indulged in everywhere in Germany, that
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    FILM STARS INSURE IN LONDON.
    263 3 "Secrecy" Clause In Big Policies. Hollywood. AN increasing number of film stars here are now insuring themselves against kidnapping with British insurance companies. Absolute secrecy is one of the conditions in which these policies arc issued 'n the London market. Some of the policies contain
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    A CONSUL'S SON.
    79 3 London, Oct. 11. The son of the British Consul at Shanghai. Master Alexander Blackburn, has been awarded a scholarship of £40 per annum for four years by the Association of British Chambers of Commerce. Master Blackburn is proceeding to Cheltenham College. This is the ninth scholarship to
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    JILTED LOVER'S FURY.
    200 3 Fiancee And Rival Shot Dead. Paris, Sept. 19. T<HE fury of a jilted lover was res- POnriMe for the deaths of two people, his former fiancee and his rival, Paris 6 n the outskirts of After being informed a few months previously that his fiancee no longer
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    THE MAJOR'S WEDDING.
    80 3 Ijondon, Oct. 10. It is announced that Major W. H Vetch youngest son of th>? late Colone 1 H C Vetch and Mrs. Vetch, of Eouthfield Avenue Paignton, will be married in Eombay to Mis Joan Cuthffe, of Mapledene, Chelstcn, Torquay early in the New Year. Majcr
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    NEW MAIL FLIGHT.
    75 3 Amsterdam, Oct. 12. An attempt to take mail from Holland to the Dut'-h East Indies in 3' L days is to be made by the well-known Dutch pilct, Herr Geyssendcrffer. He will probably leave at the end of the month in a new machine called "Postjaser,' which
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    Shipping News & Notices. EMPIRE ASSOCIATION OF SHIPPERS.
    455 4 Shipping News Notices. EMPIRE ASSOCIATION OF SHIPPERS. A Suggestion For Trade Development. IN a letter to the "Times," Mr. Harold R. Mosenthal, writing on Empire Trade, suggests thai the time has come, owing to the nationalistic attitude of others, to form an Association of Merchant Shippers, Producers and Manufacturers of
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    INDIAN SHIPPING.
    275 4 Mr. Hirachand's Plea For Protection. Bombay Oct 14 Shaking a I the frurteenih general meeting oj tin- Sclndia Steam Navigation CnnilM-iJy. Mr Walchanc Hirarhand, Chairman. urged the Govwn/rtmc of India to provide for ade•JU*W participation of Indian ihlpfAog in ovprp«as trade in this country. Hi- Turthrr tmpha*Ued "If
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    BOATMAN FINED.
    192 4 Sequel To Stabbing Affair On The Praya. Hongkong. Missing since October 8, when, g is alleged, he stabbed his uncle Tarn Cho, during a quarrel aboard a junk. Ng Yung-ho, boatman was arrested three days ago, and appeared before Mr. Balfour in the Central Police Court yesterday, chacged
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    SEA SUPERSTITION.
    208 4 Mishaps Follow Advent Of White Rabbit. London, Oct. 11. rpHE "Glasgow Herald" publishes the followA ing: "The attitude of the crew of the wind-jammer Parma towards an inoffensive white cat which is to accompany them on their return voyage from the Thames to Australia provides a fresh illustration
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    OLD NAME REVIVED.
    183 4 Coaster For Mersey-Clyde Service. After a complete overhaul the 650-tcn coasting steamer Fire Queen will be recommissioned on the Liverpool-Glasgow service of Messrs. Robert Gilchrist and Co.. of Liverpool. Formerly known as the Arclight, the Fire Queen carries TM tons ot cargo and has a maximum speed
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    "MAURETANIA'S" RETURN.
    108 4 Overhaul On Her Arrival At Southampton. After completing a busy season of summer cruises from New York to the West Indies and South America, the Cunard liner "Mauretania" is expected to arrive at Plymouth and Southampton. Since the left Southampton last July, the "Mauretania" has made five 12
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    LOSS OF DINGHY.
    75 4 Breaks Adrift From A Local Yacht. A dinghy broke loose and drifted away from the yacht Mistral while it was lying off Ching I Island on the night of the 17th. The yacht belongs to Mr. C. B. Easterbrook, who with his bride, the former Miss Audrey
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    SEAMEN'S UNION.
    150 4 Recognised By Nanking Government. Nanking, Oct. 20. MEASURES for the readjustment of the Chinese Seamen's were adopted at yesterday's meeting of the Standing Committee of the Central Executive Committee. These measures provide that only those possessing certificates of membership in the Chinese Seamen's Union shall be regarded as
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    TOURS TO WEST INDIES.
    256 4 P.S.N. Programme For Coming Year. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company have announced their programme of winter and spring tcurs to Bermuda. Nassau and Havana, commencing in February. The tours have been carefully planned of the basis that a trip of approximately 32 days will suit the
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    SOVIET HITS BACK.
    179 4 Japanese Shipowners "Unfairly Treated." Tokyo, Oct. 18. Representations were made to-day by a group of Japanese shipowners to Mr. K. Hirota, the Foreign Minister, in connection with the hardships they are facing as the result of unlawful treatment, by the Soviet authorities, of Japanese vessels calling at
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    SUBMARINE ESCORTS MERCHANTMAN.
    235 4 Jardine Vessel Carries Bullion. THE secret of the "mystery cruise" of H.M Submarine Oswald, has been revealed as a special mission, with an international flavour. Had pirate! endeavoured to attack the IndoChina Navigation Companys steamer Chaksang whilst she was en route from Shanghai to Hongkong they would
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    LEGATION OFFENDED.
    162 4 Seamen Sentenced By Chinese Court. Found guilty on a charge of interfering with the performance of public duties, two Polish seamen, H. K. Haussemcn and J. Lejdermann. were sent to gaol for two months each by the Second Special District Court at Shanghai. The two were first brought
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    THE M. E. INSTITUTE.
    97 4 Regulations For Admission Of Students. Since the Royal Charter was granted to the Institute of Marine Engineers in March last, an important alteration has been made in the regulations governing the admission of students. A detailed syllabus of the student examination has been issued, with particulars
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      520 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA I AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., \r\timjn AND FOR EAST MAIL SERVICE. COnder Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. RANCHI 17.000 Nov. 10
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      149 4 tffUOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA BttMjSPWIS Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste J Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. m v htt m Due Leave Due ILDA Nov. 15 Nov. 15 Spore. Venice. TERGESTEA Dec. 15 Dec.
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      209 4 Deutsch I RI Australlsche DampfschUtt JH, GJ Oesellschaft. (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDB. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s BURG EN LAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t s .s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 29 t ms. KULMERLAND. via Manila Dec. 12 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    310 5 Mining Shares. part Tuesday. 11 a.m. I AatkNM »re Issued exchange and stock M H Buyers Sellers. 1 'II 32 J 33 B 1 36 37 6 0 IIG 16 6 1.35 1.40 30 3 31,3 0 23 0.27 1 00 105 4 f. 5 6 0
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    72 5 fcetm ?7 PRA8SB 3z CO., EXCHANQK STOCK BROKERS Buy*r» Seller* Is* 106 108 nom ■W-iDTTr MwilCJBMtl 107 nom ■M f Ui riiri:.»i r 106 108 nom St.- >%J !02 104 nom JUP, 112 xi M BtEHtfl A, 113 114 ci M mlclpal 110% 111 ci IM 8
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    151 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. DROP IN LOCAL RUBBER. Decrease Of The Home Stocks. (By Our Financial Correspondent./ Singapore, Tuesday, Noon. To-day's Trices:— Rubber (Singapore) 12% cts., down i 8 ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore) $113, unchanged. Saturday's Prices:— London Rubber, 3 16 16d., down 1 32d. Market
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    PETROL PRICES.
    158 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various jrauds of Kerosene ara as fellows: shell Aviation Spirit In 4-gallon drums per Eritir-b Imperial gallon 51.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon 50.83 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    INDIA LOAN.
    46 5 Reuter. London. Nov. 6. The treasury announces as an exceptional measure an immediate issue to the Government Ol India lor the purpose of replacing the India six per cent, bends 1933-34. in respect of which notice of redemption on Dec. 15. has been given.—Reuter.
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    STERLING STRONG IN LONDON.
    94 5 Dollar And Franc Weaker. Reuter. London, Nov. 6. A FEATURE of to-days' exchange is the strength of sterling. The dollar is now above parity anc' is quoted at 4.87 1 against Saturday's closing price of 4.85 1 The franc also weakened from 80.18 to 80.37. owing
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    146 5 I Dundee Loan Issue Quickly Oversubscribed. Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 3. On the Stock Exchange to-day. the markets were very quiet and movements were small and irregular. In contrast to the reception accorded to the Manchester Corporation £3.000,000 issue, of which 50 per cent, was left on the
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    BODE RUBBER.
    90 5 No Capital Return To Shareholders. The receiver appointed by the debenturehoidcrs of Bode Rubber Estates <1914» on July 7. 1930 has sold all the assets of the company. The amount realised ls insufficient to repaj rr.arr tla&n a part of the sums borrowed by the reeeiyer lor the
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    MAMBAU (F.M.S.) RUBBER.
    48 5 Net profit to Juno 30. of Mambau I.F.MS.) Rubber Co. was £692 (agst. loss £1,2711. Add £737 brought in. £1.429 forward. Restricted crop was 620.009 lbs. (decrease 18.000 lbs.). Ay. srroas price 2 889 d. per lb. 12.828&). Surrender cf 312',. aCTM reserve land affected.
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    RUBBER CROP.
    23 5 The rubber crop of Huki: Katil Estates for October amounts to 19.649 lb. the total for six months being 97.334 lb.
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    TIN CONSUMPTION.
    64 5 Large Increase Over Last Year. Reuter. London, Nov. 6. rpHE world consumption of tin is well mainM tamed. according to The Hague Office cf the International Tin Research Council World consumption for the year ended Aug 31, was 118.000 tons, an increase of 18.000 IM2 COmpare<l with the
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    KENNY (SELANGOR) RUBBER.
    217 5 Full report states that with view to beginning production of palm oil in July 1934 directors are proceeding wiUi internal reading of estate and are arranging with F.M.S Railways for construction of siding on convenient site Tenders for eretMon of factory and installation of machinery are under
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    MARUDU RUBBER.
    138 5 Share Capital To Be Reorganised. Marudu Rubber. Ltd proposes to reduce; its capital from £50.000 to £30,500 by reducing the ordinary shares from £1 to ss. The capital is subsequently to be increased to its former amount f>nd the articles amended. Holders of the 7 per cent, cumulative
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    PETROL AGREEMENT.
    41 5 Reuter. Amsterdam, Nov. 6. The Dutch Colonial Petroleum Company announces an agreement relating to community interests with the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and Socony Vacuum, for the ;>ale of oil products in Far Eastern and African markets.—Reuter.
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    TIN OUTPUT.
    19 5 The output of Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd.. for October totals 453 piculs from no. 3 dredge.
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    INDO-JAPANESE COTTON PACT.
    199 5 Formal Approval Of Tokyo Awaited. Reuter. New Delhi, Nov rE official cotton delegations met to-day. Mr. Sawada (Japancsi who lms recovered rrctn in» bidijipa«iticn, attended. It b. understood that the outlines of an IndoJaponese agreement rere settled, subject to confirmation by Tokyo.—Router. It 1« understood that llie
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    CHIMPUL (F.M.S.) RUBBER.
    112 5 Loss for year ended June 30, 1933, £504. After crediting £654, profit realised on Government securities and £54 interest, accounts show credit of £204, which reduces amount at debit to £1,436. (Previous year, loss, after £500 from tax reserve, was £1,203). Sun of £500 transferred from general
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    PATANI PARA PLANTATIONS.
    90 5 Including profit on realisation of investments, nec profit for year to June 30. 1933 amounted to £3,195 (against £211); add £6.631 brought forward, giving £9,827. It is proposed to transfer to special cultivation account £287, to write off estate account for depreciation of buildings, &c. £500, to
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    PRODUCE.
    188 5 Singapore, Nov. 6. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $118 R. (Slam) W Coast N. 2 per Koyan $108 Rice, 3. Siam N. 1 $86 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 $82 Siam. No. l "Sinhway" $170 Slam, No. 2 "Sinhway $157 Siam. No. 3 Sinhway" $138 Rice,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    391 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Tuesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyull and Evatt. mm Value. mmt L,r*JU I Shares. On *t»» J 1 Allenby $0.82% $0.87% $0.75 $0.86 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 O.Ot 0.70 1 A. Hitam 0.90
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    GENERAL. " Kf
    290 5 GENERAL. Kf FRASKR OO.'B QUOTATION*, t a I OLOBINO QUOTATUJffaB. I |> Buyer*. Bailee*. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Ords. $1.00 $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. $145 $155 £1 £18. Ameri. Tobacco 113 117|$10 S5 B. Malaya Trustee 52} 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7 p.c. 24 0 26|- £1
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    EASTERN SUMATRA RUBBER.
    103 5 Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates (Ruolvr Estate Agency group) reports to June 30 pro- fit on revenue account £498, plus profit on realisation of investments £3.055 and £4,518 brought in—together £8,071, less written off buildings and machinery £5,000. leaving credit £3,072 forward (prey. year, loss £141). Crop was
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      91 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Styeet. Authorised and Subscribed Capital C 3.000.000 Paid-up-Capital PCS! Reserve Fund and Rest •OO.ww HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo. KaracLi. Madras. Am ara. Baghdad. Bahrein. Basra. KirkuE, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on
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      207 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK. LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chei Bwee Cheng,
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      384 6 Amusements < I PACKED OUT AGAIN I j The Grand STAGE and SCREEN SHOW thai hundreds are coming- to see again and again TREMENDOUS j imi I Matinee ro-morrou I at 3.15. j NIGHTLY 6.15 9.15. IRENE WEST'S Vv j VAUDEVILLE REVUE— mmmm. ■Jmrnrnw) I pres< nt n X (hi
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      698 6 1 WlU*W^^W7Wi\r J,v RETURN VISIT v, I COMMENCING AT 9.15 SHOW TO-NIGHT! NORMA SHEAR EIT i AND MARIE DRESSIER in M.-G.-M.'sSparkl.P,. \udaoio^ j I "LET US W-ssTl BE GAY" I V Am) ROCQFE. HEDIM J UKLSSLLR IN HUt KLNMBT] I ROU j j SHOWING ID-NIGHT AT «.15 ONLY. TOTAL PROCEEDS
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      72 6 LATEST ADVERTKEMDf WANTED—c $mm kian. Mention i<• Malaya Tritium TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOW Notice is hereby now invited for tlx services, and that part* uj* may be obtain, d in tlx Tendef Btm pa] Offices: Tender. 1 Crnstruction of K. Read from B Timah Road to West Bcaadarj Lot 74,
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    Chaos Increases In America.
    497 7 "BETRAYAL OF FARMERS." Strike Continues. Km I'll Rejects Their Demands. 14 LONG AND BITTER STRUGGLE." Reuter. Washington, Nov. G. mhm of the NorthI i/ram Stat» 1 who went Ipm and the fixation •ojicv, for major farm »v rtotl wry dis»■ll. on the advice of Mr. iur\
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    33 7 Captain G. Freyberg R.N Master Attendant. Straits Settlements) :.r.d Mrs. Freyberg art railing for Europe by P. and O. "Rawalpindi" rwai: Friary. Captain Freyberg has. been grafted nine months leave oi absence\\v Government.
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    PHYSICIAN HURT.
    81 7 Ricksha Knocked Over By Car. A CHINESE physician and the puller of his private ricksha were both injured yesterday morning. The ricksha was proceeding along Martin Road when a motor-car crashed into the vehicle. The physician was heavily thrown, dislocating his hip and sustaining abrasions. The puller was
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    CHINESE BOUND OVER.
    100 7 Revolver And Four Rounds Of Ammunition. Said So have tried to acquire a revolver and ammunition for the purpose of -planting" it on another man. against whom he bore a Kludge, a Chinese. Cheng Hap Teck, found himcelf before the Second, Magistrate >Mr N. Grice i. He
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    SUFFERED TOO MUCH.
    151 7 4 Sick Man Who Tried To Kill Himself. Having suffered from asthma for a number of years, a 54-year-old Chinese named Chuan Lim Ah could stand it no longer and tried to do away with himself. He lived with his younger brother, who supported him. On Ocr.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAYS SHIPPING
    38 7 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING lUK RAWALPINDI." r )tl O Rawalpindi" has :»t -nd i> expected to arrive itt«rr n. on Wednesday, the •Hi p alongside the Slnga- in- boards Wharf on arrival. v a*
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    SHIPPING TAX.
    28 7 SimngUbi, Nov 7. »i Shanghai have 1 Provinriul Guv»?crmi«nl •>n ol ihc now At\j|i}>ing duty 1 imnuKi that they have be«n tlx—' Bin Ch«-w Jit Poh."
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    57 7 I .1' I) of>3 ions. from SN)U 3-11. u J-tpam*w. 9.117 toiis. fr»ro 1 h l«i» Cali-uttn via Bcluwan -w HOM 0 11. 4 •< '«»ii from Malacca 0-11, 4 II -i !l'J lone f»r»tn K«*lantaxi 'j «H 'I-JO. 112 »<u»h. I 217 ion*, from Houg- I
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    77 7 Singapore. Nov. 7. BHIF3 ALONGBIDE THB WHARVES. East Wharf (Entrance Qate 1). Main Wharf (Entrance Qate 1). v shim lo: Cingalese Prince 14: Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 1). !l! Thurlanri Castle 32; Karapara taphe Dock (Entrance Qat« 4> 1 Waru 46; Hakodate Maru 48. *h»ri (Entrance Gate «>.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    47 7 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Pest Office. Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. to-day. From Holland by the 'Dempo." due at Singapore a c 1 p.m. to-day. From China and Japan by the "Rawalpindi." due at Singapore at noon to-morrow.
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    LOCAL LAWYER WEDS.
    76 7 A Chinese wedding of considerable interest was celebrated at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Shanghai, when Mr. David S. B. Tan, of the law firm of Donaldson and Burkinshaw, of Singapore, was married to Miss Margaret K. C. Chang, daughtei of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Chang, of Shanghai.
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 7 BELLING. Singapore. Nov. 7. London 4 months' sight 2|4 532 London 3 months' sight 24 London 60 days' sight 2|4 764 London 30 days' sight 2|4 332 London ccmand 2 A Ll6 London T.T. 2 4 L 32 Lyons ar.n Paris demand 930 Hamburg demand 150 New Tor*
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    112 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY NOV 1 Illfcli Tide*.—l.36 a.m., 1J.40 p.m Kilft'OV- (iCC II v. I JaiKt* I, S.C.C. TO-MORROW N*nv Higii tiJpp —at* a.m., 110 p.m. fio>ar* Lumhooo. Adelti&i Hotd, 1 p.m. CJtUißse League PootUlJ. Ann Si.vig MM y, Qnlcstfer. SC.FA.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    96 7 ALIIAMBRA.—Victor Jory and Loretta Young in 'The Devil's Love." CAPITAL —Stanley Lupino in King or the Ritz" and stage attraction. EMPlRE.—"Halleluyah. I'm A Tramp." GREAT WORLD.-<;abare.t Dancing sideshows. Malay and Chinese Wayangs, cinemas, Talkies: Sky—"Thark," Star. Caught Plastered." MARLBOROUGH— "Rambha Ranee," an Indian talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay
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    WINDOW OF DEATH.
    110 7 The Mystery Of Five Suicides. Belgrade. A fifth patient of the General State Hospital here has been killed by Hinging himself out of a first floor window. He was Jovan Lushitzki who, in precisely the same way; as his four predecessors, jumped through the window of the
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    GANGWAY BARRIERS.
    206 7 Mass Meeting Of Tamils In Singapore. A mass meeting of the Tamils of Singapore was held on Sunday evening in the Victoria Memorial Hall, presided over by Mr. I. j. Modr. Nagalingam J.P. Many South Indian merchants ard shippers were present. The president explained the oject of calling
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    CANTON CONFERENCE.
    281 7 The Anti-Red Campaign In Kwangtung. H Muv «i G<=n Uti.elsu. Genial cf fV »n 1 U «ne Japatirs»; Wur Office lu»_ nirmd jm FV,iwl>..« lron> BoptL Hv will proceed aiuirily ,c» Canton. A uikliUcy conlu-eiKc of Canton Commaurt waj held at Headquarter* oti Saturday noon. Mailers inducted tin-
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    MONGOLIAN AUTONOMY.
    257 7 Agreement On Important Points. Shanghai. Nov. fi. As ihe result of prolonged discussions between the Mongolian Princes and Mr. 7a Chung Peng a Nanking a. Peilingmiau, both sides are now more reconciled ever important pom s regarding the 99tBmtion of Mongolian autonomy. It is learnt that ihe Mongolian
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      174 7 I [POSTAL IHTILLICtNCj SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSfJ. TO-DAY. Siam t except Lower 3iam> (Herver) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkal s, Siak, Pakan Baroe, Fort de Kock and Padang tHr.ng Kwong) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang. Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api diong Thong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis. Laboean Bilik and Tandjcng Balei tßokani
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      79 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Min. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Station*. D»g. p. inches. Hours. Deg.r. Alcr giar fi9 0.30 7.5 75 Kota Bharu 88 C.17 8 2 75 K. Trengganu 88 0.84 73 Bukit Jeram 86 0.16 2 7 71 Mersing 84 9.07
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    45 8 Mr. Seah Peng Hearn and family beg to lendsr th?ir heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends for th:ir night visits and attendances at the funeral of the late Mrs. Seah Peng Hearn, and those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence.
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    THE PUBLICS MONEY.
    656 8 When a Budget debate is "short and sweet" it suggests that the public representatives are satisfied that the public's money is being wisely spent. Yesterday's meeting of the Municipal Commisioners of Singapore considered the final Estimates for 1934, and though a deficit of over half a million
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    546 8 Comments By The Way. THE folly of the policy pursued by the authorities who encouraged rather than tried to prevent the heavy exodus of labour from this country when the depression began, is now beginning to reveal itself very clearly. The Government, in trying to escape
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Ipoh.
    42 8 The fatherless boys cared lor by the Ipoh Rotary Club are to be photographed outside their hostel on Monday, when the Hon. Mr. G. E. Cator, British Resident, Perak, has consented to come into the picture.
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    127 8 A very successful fancy-dress dance, in aid of Poppy Day Funds, was held at the Eastern Hotel on Wednesday evening. With flags, bunting, post and starboard lights, and costumes ranging from the merchant Navy to those of the lighter side of marine life a la Gilbert and Sullivan,
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    Penang.
    200 8 Despite counter attractions elsewhere over a hundred guests passed a delightful evening at the Runnymedp Hotel where Gabriella Franz, a charming Hungarian dancer, who recently made a great hit at the Hotel Majestic. Kuala Lumpur, made her debut In Penang. i ...•».<. An enjoyable party was given on Wednesday
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    Butterworth.
    52 8 A Malayalee named Mumoo was brought before Mr. C. E. Robless at the Butterworth Police Court, charged with enticing away a married woman named Aminah Bee binti Ramasami, aged about 25 years, at Penaga, on Sept. 8. His honour, finding discrepancies in the statements of witnesses, acquitted and discharged
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    Muar.
    55 8 A Malayalee who fatally stabbed a compatriot after a dispute over a game of cards was at the Muar Assizes convicted of culpable homicide and sentenced to two years* r.i. A curious feature of the case was the fact that accused himself had multiple wounds, and nobody could say
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    434 8 BY "LOOKER-OX" "Anglius" says that rialf***. cases of beer might read) him »t tv "Tribune" office if 'Uokew doesn't spot them first, [f "i on" is so remiss, he'll haw to SIS his name. "Silence is one great art of can» sation." But the eyes haw the"
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    On Other Pages.
    29 8 CHINA AT THE CROSS-ROADS. M FILM STARS INSURE IN LONDON »o 13 and SPORTS NEWS. OB I CLUB DIARY, on page 13. THOUGHTS READ BY UmCBSM
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    CHINESE RISING ON MALAYAN-SIAMESE FRONTIER.
    108 9 CHINESE RISING ON MALAYAN-SIAME SE FRONTIER. BOMBS HURLED AT POLICE STATION. FEAR THAT TROUBLE MAY SPREAD INTO PERAK. Fight Rages Two Hours. Revolt Inspired By Siamese From Singgora Chinese in an isolated town on the Malayan-Siamese border have revolted against the authorities, according to a from our Ipoh correspondent. The
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    CRUDE BOMBS AND HOME-MADE GUNS.
    93 9 On Correspondent, j Ipoh, Nov. 6. DETONG, one of the most isolated m the Kedah-Siam-Perak has been the scene of a most ising on the part of a :tion of the Chinese residents. irora fs the nearest town to only rough jungle paths ;t direct
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    NINETEEN DEAD.
    241 9 Sbacsc Gendarmes Resist The Rebels. impur of Betong is controlled by assisted by the Captain of ndarmerie, who normally has 24 men under him. fortunately, this small force had been 'red from Singgora in connection i robbery which recently occurred. Thf police have for some time been thai
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    FORTY ARRESTS.
    222 9 Bombs Conveyed To Rebels In Egg Baskets. The F.M.S. Customs barrier is abou: 'hree miles along the road from Kroh to Baling and a mile from the Siamese frontier. The guards here were sLso Increased. The Siamese Customs force and its force of gendarmes is some four miles
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    NOT A RED PLOT.
    110 9 Chinese Republican Flag Hoisted. Had the affair been moved by Communism the red flag and not the Chinese Republican Flag would have been carried by the insurgents. Some of the dead men were found to have red tapes wound round their light arm. The dissatisfaction may
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    CHARHAR SENSATION.
    86 9 bines*, General's Wife Kidnapped. Xh ATIonaL occurrence is re- <" from the east Char- 'wsior The wife of Gen. V intr, formerly of the '.It.' U V now owing allegiance to iJ novernment. «mi kidnapped 7n A (> niral troops under Oen >« i,' bflwtl Shaehong and <>~
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    Untitled
    14 9 untitled being the birthday of H.H the thi Siamese Consulate in S§iga--111 m closed.
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    AGRICULTURAL LAND.
    144 9 Government Waives The Current Rent. THE Government of the Straits Settlements has decided to waive In respect of the yr 1934 aU the current rent due on agricultural land in excess of $3 an acre, subject to the foUowing conditions: (a) the waiver shall apply only to 1934
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    BRITAIN'S CHANCE IN CHINA.
    189 9 More Definite Policy Wanted. Reuter. London, Nov. 6. BRITAIN has an opportunity now, which may never recur, to resume her former leadership in Chinese affairs, declares Sir J. S. Wardlaw Milne, M.P. for Kidderminster, in a letter to "The Times." He urges that it should be
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    FRENCH POLICY.
    117 9 Strengthening Of Entente With Britain. Reuter Paris. Nov. 3. The strengthening of the AngloFrench entente as the cardinal article of foreign policy is emphasised in the ministerial declaration read in Parliament this afternoon. The declaration states that "Britain, after nobly sharing our trials, has recently explicitly upheld the
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    EDUCATION IN MALTA.
    111 9 Nationalists Opposed To New Constitution. Reuter Wireless. Malta, Nov. 2. In an earlier communication to the Ministers, the Governor asked them to pursue a policy in conformity with the Letters Patent as amended. Following a meeting of the whole Parliamentary Nationalist group, the Ministers informed the Governor
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    ITALIAN CHANGES.
    70 9 Air And Marine Ministers Resign. Reuter. Rome, Nov. 6. The Air Mlniser, General Balbo. and the Minister of Marine, Admiral Sirianni, have resigned and their portfolios are conferred on Sig. Mussolini thus giving him control of the Army, Navy and Air Force. It is understood that the resignations
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    SIR BASIL BLACKETT.
    80 9 To Make His Headquarters In Singapore. Reuter. London. Nov. 6. Sir Basil Blackett is flying both ways and expects to return to London by Christmas accompanied by his secretary. He will probably make his headquarters at Singapore. He told Reuter that he intends to see as many
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    SHIPPING PACT.
    60 9 Cunard And White Star Lines. Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 3. The directors of the Cunard and White Star lines are meeting in London to consider proposals for a working agreement between the companies. It is believed that negotiations have reached the stage of forming an operating company but
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    NEW PARTY IN BRITAIN?
    401 9 To Replace Tories. WIDE SUPPORT FOR NEW SCHEME. Reuter. London, Nov. 6. JT is understood that ministers are studying the lesson of East Fulham at which the Conservatives, fighting without allies, were signally defeated. It is reported that certain ministers, of whom Mr. J. R. Mac
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA.
    29 9 Reuter. London, Nov. 6. In the House of Lords on Dee. 8, Lord Peel will initiate a discussion on the British Government's policy in China.— Reuter.
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    ITALIANS MUCH DISTURBED.
    99 9 Abyssinian Grant To Japanese. Reuter. Rome, Nov. 6. "ITALIAN opinion is much disturbed by ■1 the intention of Abyssinia to concede to Japan a thousand acres for cotton cultivation and probably further land for other enterprises. Italians anticipate that this Is the thin end of a wedge
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    HEAD OF PHILIPPINES.
    20 9 Reuter. Washington, Nov. 3. President Roosevelt has appointed Mr. Joseph Ralston Hayden. as Lieut.Governor of the Philippines.—Reuter
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    SOVIET ARMY INCREASED.
    261 9 FORCED ON THE DEFENSIVE. M. Molotov's Speech. "Ridiculous Plans" Of Japan. Reuter. Moscow, Nov. 7. WHILE striving for peace, the Soviet is compelled to take defensive measures, declared M. Molotov, President of the Council of Commissars, addressing an important conference in Moscow in connection with the sixteenth
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    Commissioners Budget For $565,000 Deficit.
    672 10 SAVINGS BY THE PRESIDENT. LATE CUTS TOTAL $78,666. Short Meeting. More Economies May Be Made. •PME annual Budget meeting of the Municipal Commissioners wa« held y«tttvniay. when warm tributes were paid tn the efforts of the President, Mr. W. Bart ley, who reduce*} I hi»
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    SMALL EXCESS.
    578 10 Effect Of The Proposed Amendments. Thp fxceas of their revenue over annually recurrent charges was extremely small and but for the two items he had mentioned and the amendments he pio,pose to make, the annually recurrent expenditure would have been more than the revenue. This would not have
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    FURTHER ECONOMY.
    776 10 Close Co-operation Of Senior Officers. The Programme Committee had so far done more than a fair share but had not completed its sittings and could accomplish a great deal more. The President, too, had reduced annually recurrent expenditure by the substantial sum of $80,000. The need for further
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    BUDGET SAVINGS.
    324 10 Economies Effected By The President. The amendments made by the President, which effected a saving of $78,606 on recurrent expenditure, wee made up of the following: There was a saving of $1,636 under the head Assessment and Estates Department while S100 was saved on uniform clothing in the
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    WHERE A DIVORCE COSTS 5s.
    207 10 Decrees Absolute In Five Minutes. Ladysmith. Natal. DIVORCE is quick and cheap in Natal— under native law. A divorce costs five shillings and can be made absolute in five minutes. Zulu women who want a divorce walk into the Native Commissioner's office pay 5s.. have
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    KIDNAPPER DIES.
    174 10 Echo Of Six Year Old Tragedy. Casablanca. Oct. 8. I>EN Dacud, the chief of the Chleuh tribe MJ who was responsible for the kidnapping of two little girls whose parents were massacred by his tribesmen, has just died as the result of wound received in defending the Djebel
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    THREE LOCAL FIRMS CHEATED.
    455 10 Eurasian < „nvi, H CHEQUES RETURN FROM BANKsT* gTARTLIXc evidence well-known Sing, cheated of Suable Eurasian named Vincent n Rice, was heard m n Magistrate's Courl Mr. R. J. F. Curtis. Rice was convicted ol Strevens of Messrs r Co. of a gramophone and re cheating
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    WROTE TO POLICE.
    796 10 Not To Be Found At Atldre» Supplied. Witness tried to cash the rhcoue the bank but it was returned. A did not put in an appearance wrote to the police and asked ta locate him but he was no! found iddress that he had given witness Mr.
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    Local Chinese Ordained Priest.
    1384 11 RARE CATHOLIC CEREMONY. "The Kiss Of Peace." Presentations And An Address. LGIAN BISHOP OFFICIATES. r. isand Catholics from i?M>re and otitstation; witeremoay during the he ordination as priest l 'hinese deacon. it of our many Catho--11 description of the the presentations to [oh are given below.
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    LOCAL ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY.
    655 11 A Celebration This Year? TELEBRATION of St. Georee's Da, was suggested by the chairman at th* annual meeting ol the 3SS Society of n^'S c 'Singapore Branch, held fn the Cricket Club yesterday H Bowrey (president) was in the chair and he presented the report of
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    LATE SINGAPOREAN.
    449 11 Nanking Pays Him Homage. Shanghai. Nov. 6. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek, Mr .Wang Ching Wei. Dr. Sun Fo. Dr. Chang Chi. Dr. Chu Ching and Pr. Yu Yu Jen have jointly suomitted a proposal to the Central Governmen: for the holding of a memorial service at the oversea-?
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    Y.W.C.A. EXHIBITION.
    54 11 The International Exhibition at the Y.W.C.A. closes this afternoon at 7 p.m net on Wednesday as advertised. It w*U be open at the usual hours of 5 to 7 in the afternoon. Those who have so kindly loaned exhibits are reminded that they may be taken away on
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    NEWSBOYS BECOME DANCERS.
    626 11 The Maekay Twins. THEIR SUCCESS AT THE CAPITOL. '£HE life-story of the Mackay twins, Jimmy and Sammy, those two little princes of dance, who are now appearing at the Capitol, reads like one of Horatio Alders' famed boy novels and might well be entitled "From Newsboys to
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    Eastern Hockey Tournament Being Arranged.
    710 12 Inter-Port Cricket And Hockey. zJMalaya To He Invited Tsy Hongkong A START in the Inter-port triangular cricket tournament between teams fiom Shanghai, Malaya and Hongkong, which was to have been commenced yesterday with a three-day match between Malays and Hongkong, has been held up by
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    PLAY HELD UP.
    33 12 Early Start After Lunch To-day. Reuter. Hongkong. Nov. 7. j There was no play before luncb. Play commences at LIS p.m. Sun and wind prevail and the wirket is drying.—Reuter.
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    S.G.C. EVENTS.
    135 12 November Competitions At Bukit Timah. The November b«: ygf competition of the Singapore Golf C»Vo was played at Bukt Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted in a win for J. T. Smith ii: "A" division with a score of 5 up and in a win for A.
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    PADANG SOCCER XI.
    28 12 The soccer match arranged f:r yesterday between th> Padang (Sumatra! S.A. tourists and the S.C.P A. at the Jalan Besar Stadium did not com* off.
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    BASKET-BALL FINAL.
    101 12 Yayu A. P. Wn Singapore. Competition. At Prince Edward Road on Sunday afternoon, before a big crowd of spectators, the final of the basket-ball League organised by the Singapore Chinese Sports Meet was played between the Yayu Athletic Party and Chung Wu Athletic Association. Both teams included Singapore
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER LEAGUE.
    21 12 The postponed soccer match between Kreta Ayer and Covent Rangers will be played to-day at the S.C.F.A. ground.
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    KHOO HOOI HYE EXTENDED.
    254 12 Sixth Match With Batavian. ANOTHER very fine exhibition of tennis was seen at the China .National Amateur Athletic Fedc ra i<».n court. Shanghai, when Kho Sin Ki. the present champion of Batavia. met Khoo Hooi Hye. Shanghai champion for the past two seasons and a former
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    TWO FOOTBALLS LOST.
    469 12 Poppy Day Soccer At Tampin. Soccer liistory was made In Tampin on Saturday when the Oemaa XI beat Oemenchch after extra time had been allowed. by 4—3 in the Poppy Day Fund Sorcer competition. The winners meet Tampin in the final on Nov. 18. Daring the course
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    LUNAR A. AND M. PARTY.
    68 12 Lunar Athletic and Musical Party team L th o e J\? R Head omce to-morrow at the S.H.B. ground at 5.15 p.m Hong Seng Siew Pan, Beng Leong, Beng Chong. Teng Leong, Soon Hoe, Poh Chiang, Kirn Poey, John Chan, Seng Kee Boon Ann, Heng
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    MALACCA BOXING RESULTS.
    260 12 Reading Punished By "Southpaw." From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 6. PAT Reading had to retire after eight rounds against Neil Hemchit the hard hitting Siamese "Southpaw" when these boxers met in Malacca on Sunday. Gus Langford put up a poor show against Kid Sudin, the Kuala
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    86 12 Heavy Mist Obscures To-day's Training. A large crowd of interested spectators were present at Bukit Timah this morning. The work was obscured by a very heavy mist which made the timing of gallops quite impossible. The majority of horses from upcountry were given slow work on the sand
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    S.R.C. BEATEN.
    68 12 Big "Gate" In Poppy Day Match At Muar. A large crowd attended the match played at Muar on Sunday between a Muar XI and the Singapore Recreation Club, the proceeds of the "gate" going to the Poppy Day Fund. The Muar team won 3—2 after an Interesting game,
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    The "Best Footballer" In Malava.
    180 12 Will An Up-Country Player Be Chosen JTEEN interest is being evinced in up-country soccer circles n vl. novel competition devised by the manufacturers of "Tiger' Beer hi enable a Malayan footballer to go c trip to England at their expi rise The Tamilians P.C.A., K.
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    INTER-STATE BADMINTON.
    149 12 Perak Team v. Selangor Selected. 'From Our Ou-n Corespondent.) Ipoh. Nov. 6. The last trial In connection with the forthcoming inter-State Badminton match between Perak and Selangor took place yesterday after which the Perak team was selected. Lee Fan Leong who usually partners Tan Cheng Phor is unable
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    INTER-SCHOOL PING-PONG.
    58 12 The Eton High School beat the Public Grammar School at ping-pong. Scores (Eton names first): Sic Cheng Kee beat Gniap Khern 21-10, 19-21, 21-16; Chan Yoke Seng beat Bee Yau 21-10. 21-13; Neo Boon Pong beat Chai Kang 21-14, 21-14; Wcng Peng Soon beat Teng Han 21-12, 21-14;
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER.
    125 12 Visiting Team Trounces The N.S.C.R.C. iF x>m Our Own Correspondent Seremban. Nuv I .On the Club padang this evening, btfore a very large crowd, the Riboet football team wet the Negri Sembilan Chinese Recreation Club and defeated them by eight goals to one. The winners displayed superior* all
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    HOCKEY MATCHES.
    90 12 The Ceylon Sports Club defeated Urn A.P.C. by 3—l at hockey pester*] Balestier. For the winners V Ambiavagar scored two goals, and D X Samy one while the A.P.C. goal came through Parrot. The half-time score was one all. NOT PLAYED The hockey match betwc D RtJI I
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    PRIMO CARNERA AGAIN.
    535 13 Future Plans Of Jack Petersen. London, Oct, 19. WHILE the British Boxing Board of Control is experiencing a crisis in its affairs of management, Jack Petersen has returned to London in a search, as he describes it, for fresh work. "I have come with my father in
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      197 13 NEW WORLD CABARET. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. GALA "T" BEER NIGHT. DANCING COMPETITION. Novelty Prizes will be presented by Messrs. J. R. Tennent, Ltd., for the Fox-Trot—Waltz and Tango. Professionals will not be allowed to take part in competition. USUAL ADMITTANCE:—SO CENTS. TALKIES:— "TARZAN THE APE MAN." r -i MI I
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      577 13 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Soclettem in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diirw le provided specially for them. Secretaries are tnvtted to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date all ,i SffSft "*PPenings of general interest win still be included in
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    THOUGHTS READ BY MACHINE.
    334 14 The Use Ot Electrical Apparatus. Chicago. A METHOD of detecting dreams and thoughts by electrical apparatus, which show that muscles as well as the brain participate in though, formed the subject of a recent report to the American Psychological Association. "This does not mean." said Professor
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    FORTY-HOUR WEEK.
    150 14 Employers Think The Proposal Is Unsound. There are likely to be developments shortly, the Press Association states, in regard to the joint application of the shipbuilding and engineering trade unions to the employers in the respective industries for a 40-hour working week, without reductions in wages. The request
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    MONEY IN BOTTLE.
    111 14 Grateful Father Fulfils A Vow. Alexandria. A Greek in Athens was so delighted when his daughter recovered from a serious illness that he vowed he would give 2 6, all he could afford, to a monaster near Alexandria. Instead of sending the money from Greece by post,
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    F.M.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    139 14 The following appointments are notified in the F.MS. Government Gazette: Mr. P. F. Whinney to be a Customs Probationer, Trade and Customs Department, F.M.S.; Mr. G. A. de C. de Moubray to offlcate as District Officer, Lower Perak; Mr. P. A. B. McKerron to act as Superintendent, Convict
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    MARKET PRICE.
    458 14 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, Nov. 3. MEAT. Beef, steak (round), kati 28 Beef, stew or curry, kati 22 Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 33 Mutton, Australian, lb 35 Fowl, kati 35 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks, Saigon, each 70 Pigeons,
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    AIDS TO NAVIGATION.
    151 14 I An interesting device is being marketed by Messrs. Collier and Co., Ltd. London, consisting of a changing unit for use in light-buoys, beacons, lanterns, &c, to bring into service a reserve lamp when an electric lamp is finished. The unit is the result of experiments covering
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    The Malaya Command Rifle Meeting.
    1821 15 F. M. S. Indian Police Annex The JVarren Shield. THE following are the full results of the noncentral Malaya Ccmmand rifle meeting held this reai Ihe Warren Shield Competition <on the ba,i: oi A.R.A. Match 17)— Crmpany Rifle Match.—Sreies A: Winners: "B" (Indian) Company. Depot,
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    "ICED" FLOWERS.
    295 15 London To See The Veld. Cape Town. r!E Union Government has givrn a handsome donation towards the expenses of CM cf the mrst beautiful exhibitions to be staged by any of the Dominions in I»ondon —the f.'cuth African Wild Flower Exhibition. F.incess Alice. Countess cf Athlonr, the Wtf2
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      570 16 1 1 M. HASSAN. i ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. M-37, Bras Basah Rsad, SINGAPORE. If you are fo need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc, and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone i TO LET. SIANG LIM PARK Further Reductions of Rents from Ist August, 1933.
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      575 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that R. E Kaliappan, formerly employed as advertisement chrk by the Malaya Tribune Press, Limited, has now left cur employ and is no longer authorised to transact any business or collect any monies, on our behalf. THE MALAYA
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      395 16 TO LET. TO LET—I-C, Sea Avenue, Katong, comfortable 2-atorey house, garage, 200 yds. from sea. $30 p.m. Apply 1-D, Sea Avenue. TO LET—RIVERSIDE GODOWN in Town J close to loading steps, very convenient for Cement, Tiles and other heavy goods. Area approximately 65' x 26.' Apply to Box No. 238,
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      242 16 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—lmmediately three Case Clerks, I via.:—Chinese, Tamil and Bengali for lawyer's office in Singapore. State age and place of birth. Apply Box No. 239, cjo Malaya Tribune. WANTED —First-class Process Hand; must thoroughly understand line and half-tone work; willing and Industrious man only need apply; good salary for
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      317 16 EDUCATIONAL. PAR EASTERN MUSICAL SCHOOL, Established 192«. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). 1-A. Kirk Terrace, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical EducationSystematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T C.L Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal LATEST MODERN BALLROOM
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      371 16 I YICK WOH HING «t. North BrW r Kt4 fNear Middl. R d <My Contractors for th* Rep 3ir of Clocks WatchfS to the British Army |n Malaya. 1 A.J.cp Home Study Agencies Of Malaya 101. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE, SB. YOU CAN TOO! "How do they afford it?" i
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