Malaya Tribune, 13 November 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX, No. 289 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Nov. 13, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1933.
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      254 1 rohJ The *H\ Sunday Tribune Dominant fn Malaya PURE FRESH MILK... FROM RICH CANADIAN PASTURES. iLTHY COWS—RICH PASTURES—RIGID INSPECTIONS—CAREFUL LABORATORY TESTS— E ARE SOME OF THE REASONS WHY KLI>I POWDERED WHOLE MILK IS THE MILK I Li QE THOUSA2U3S OE-THOUGHTFUL MOTHERS THE WORLD OVER. DOCTORS TOO RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF
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      212 1 A. FLINTER t, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Neckiacea of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. I HEALTH and STRENGTH IN EVEBY TIN
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING — Rice Tax.
    209 2 WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING Rice Tax. UNOFFICIAL opposition to the new rice tax, as had been anticipated, was almost unanimous, the only voice raised in support from the Unofficial benches being that of the Undang of Rembau. The Government, however, showed no signs of giving way, and the only
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    United Malaya.
    189 2 THERE is much more that we would like to say with Sir Cecil dementi's address at yesterday's meeting of the Federal Council as our theme, but space precludes this and we must close by repeating what we have said previously— that in His Excellency Sir Cecil Clementi Malaya
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    Salary Cuts?
    135 2 THE foundation for the persistent rumour, current now for some time that a cut in Government salaries was imminent, was provided in the speech of His Excellency the High Commissioner at the meeting of the Federal Council yesterday. He had been asked by the Secretary of State for
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    SWEATING IN JAPAN ALLEGED.
    921 2 Secrets Of The Cotton Trade. London. Oct. 29. rERE is considerable Press comment on the menace of Japan to the British cotton trade, and tome correspondence. Perhaps one of the most interesting letters published in the Press on the subject recently was that by Mr. Herbert
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    CANTON RECRUITS.
    64 2 Sin Wen Pao. Canton, Oct. 13. By order of General Chen Chi-tang, three more divisions of troops will be organised in the Kwangtung Army. The Army system in the South will be reorganised and, in future, eaoh army will have three divisions instead of two as at present.
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    ENGLISH STUDIES SESSION.
    466 2 Hongkong Branch Of English Association. Hongkong, Nov. 3. ON Tuesday. Nov. 7, the H.K. branch of the English Association starts its activities for a new session. His Excellency Sir William Peel, who is president, has kindly consented to preside at the opening meeting. The English Association is
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    BARLEYTHORPE HALL.
    281 2 Former Home Of Lord Lonsdale On Fire- Barleythccpe Hall, near Oakham. Rutland, for many years ihe seat of Lord Lonsdale, who sold it fcur years ago to Mr. Laurence Kimball. M.P. for th° Loughborough Division of Leicestershire, was seriously damaged by fire. The outbreak was discovered shortly after
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    SLEEVE VALVE.
    169 2 British Secret Trials A Success. THE Air Ministry has lifted its ban of secrecy from a new British air-cooled engine of outstanding importance. It is an air-cooted radial engine known as the Perseus, and It uses sleeve valves in place of the usual poppet valves. J Work rpon
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      116 2 f Excessive AĔHtKnity \S. temperature often cause bodily discomfort, viojmW yT lent headache and pain TLf t]ĕ}*& f in tne ,mi,) >. One feels 1)\ listless and incapable of performing any work. j These symptoms will be rapidly and certainly banished by 'GAR DAN' f the reliable and IbAYErIk effective
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      426 2 ':iniiiiiiinii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiniiiiiiinmiiiHiiti.tiHifrtJiiiiinmiiiiiiti;i:ii"i i i i t WHITE4WAYS B4SIC VALUES. r g REPRESENT HIGHEST VALUES AT LOWRst Z MENS GOLF HOSE. MEN'S I WhLe or khaki ribbed White with coloured I hose. Plain turn-over top borders, sleeveless. ,yi I Basic Value 85 cts. pair. Basic Value S2 ?.S. j j v I
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    DUKE OF ATHOLL'S APPEAL.
    495 3 £36,000 Windfall For 748 Ticket Holders. IT is now revealed that, ao a result of the Duke of Atholl's appeal last July to 1.000,000 British sportsmen ,o send him 10s. each to be spent at his absolute discretion, £152,414 was received. £59,000 has been 6e. aside
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    RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
    242 3 Companies' Plans For Better Service. j Railway receipts again showed a substantial increase in mail week over the corresponding week of last year. The four main-line railways between them received £61.000 more during the seven days ended on Saturday in mail week than during the same week of
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    NEW WAR SUPPLIES.
    118 3 Tank Consignment Delivered In Canton. Canton, Nov. 3. The first consignment or war tanks, twelve in number, and two planes of the latest model, arrived here yesterday. The tanks were specially ordered by General Chan Chal-tong for the Yingtong Military Academy. Over 30,000 stesl helmets were sent
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    NEGRO LYNCHED BY MOB.
    406 3 Tear Gas Fails To Stop Rush. •PLOUDS of tear gas, deputy sheriffs, and ll l 06 cont,n 8 en t fifty strong were unable ?I* at 655 Anne Maryland. ma n nhandS hing Nine P Ucemen badl > Tfce mob, which was 2.000 strong, battered lteway
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    BOY RECEIVED BY KING.
    93 3 The King at qandringham received Eric George Bales, of Wiggenhall St. Peter, and presented him with the Royal Gold Medal for being the most proficient scholar at the King Edward VTI Grammar School. King's Lynn. Bales, who Is the son of a farm foreman, was presented
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      87 3 a cooling and r< iuvenating breeze t r o the 8 c a j PHCENIX MINERAL WATERS satisfy the most parching and exacting thirst of the hottest day. You should keep a supply in the house—your visitors too will enjoy them. A mixed case of Three dozens J $2.40. ORDER
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      234 3 S& j+j! LION BRAND MARK 47% i ju&nurue& DELICIOUS DRINKS British made .mW Round and Square There is nothing like it, nothing so good, no DAINTY COLOURED SA1.U powder or piste so expressly suited to ensure PFARI S thoroughly clean, while healthy teeth. Use Oibbs three times a day—morning, after
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    Shipping News & Notices. SOUTHAMPTON DOCK EXTENSION.
    685 4 Shipping News Notices. SOUTHAMPTON DOCK EXTENSION. Final Phase; Of A Great Undertaking. WORK has progressed steadily during the last few months on the great scheme of dock extension in progress for the Southern Railway Company on the Western Shore, Southampton. The outstanding event cf the last quarter was the opening
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    BREACH OF ACT.
    165 4 Greek Captain To Pay Heavy Fine. At Port Talbot, Dimitrius Pappas Calafatis, master of a Greek steamer, was fined £100, with 35 guineas costs, for breaches of the Merchant Shipping Act. Mr. C. J. Geldard, prosecuting for the Board of Trade said the vessel was loaded with
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    SHANGHAI FERRY.
    71 4 Capable of carrying 600 passengers, and with a speed cf 12 knots, the Shanghai City Government Perry No. 5 made a successful trial run to Woosung recently, and in a month's time will b? making this trip daily. A feature of this latest addition to the fleet, is
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    CHINA'S SAILORS.
    259 4 50 Applicants Tested For Service. Nanking, Oct. 24. EXAMINATIONS for marine officers and engineers were begun at the Ministry of Communications yesterday under the direction o;' a special committee appointed by the ministry. More than 50 candidates are now undergoing tests for certificates as captains, officers and engineers.
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    GERMAN WATERWAYS.
    203 4 Canal At Dortmund-Ems Modernised. "Trans-Ocean Kuo Min." Berlin. As an important item in Germany's fight against unemployment the modernisation of the Dortmund-Ems waterway is receiving much attention on the part of the authorities. Fcr years past the canal has no longer been able to solve the urgent problem
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    SHIPS CHANGE HANDS.
    125 4 Clan Line Buys Two White Star Vessels. It is reported that the White Star Line have disposed of their cargo steamers Gallic and Delphic to the Clan Line. The Gallic arrived at Greenock from Falmouth to be taken over by her new owners, while the Delphic is
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    THE MAURETANIA.
    337 4 Future Of The Queen Of The Ocean. Southampton. IIfHAT is going to happen to the 30,696-tons T T Cunard liner Mauretania? That original queen of ocean liners is lying in Sou.hampton docks after three months running between New York and the West Indies, and rumours have been current
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    A NEW LIFEBOAT.
    280 4 Special Type For The Goodwin Sands. THE inaugural ceremony of the new motor lifeboat which the Royal National Lifebeat Institution has stationed at Walmer, Kent, took place last month. The boat is a gift to the Institution from the Civil Service Lifeboat Fund, which was started in
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    DUTCH WATERWAY PROJECTS.
    530 4 Linking Up Amsterdam With The Rhine. A LARGE programme of remunerative public works forms part of the Dutcii Government's plans for relieving unemployment during the coming winter. In the budget for 1933-34 a total of more than 100 million guilders (£8,330,000 at par) is allocated to ithe
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    FOR THE SCRAP HEAP.
    75 4 The Clan Line have sold three of their vessels—the Clan Buchanan, the Clan Kenneth, and the Clan Sinclair—to the Hughes, Bolckow Shipbreaking Co., Ltd., Blyth; for about £15,000. The Leyland Line/have sold the Scythian for about £4,250 to Messrs. Douglas and Ramsey, of Glasgow, for breaking-up
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      516 4 6TEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., <.o*)otf AND FOR EAST MAIL SERVICE. «CTnder Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Blngapore 1933. BANGALORE 6 000 Nov. 23
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      203 4 §|t LLOYD TRIESTINOj (Incorporated In Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I rtnoaporp td iTATv IM n __i_jL_i_ Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay. i SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi, Aden. Massowah, Suez, Port Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Brindisl, Venice and Trieste. Said. Brtndisi, Venice and Trieste. Due
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      223 4 Deutsch |HpD| Australische Dampfscbiffi fGJ Gesellschaft. (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1983. t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Iloilo and Manila Nov. 29 t ms. KULMERLAND, via Manila Dec. 13 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Dec. 26 1934.
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      560 4 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER j Germany j. mSJ^ crnoted we Company < OUTWARDS. "MAIN" for Iloilo. Bais. Man'], Hongkong, Shanghai, North Ch: M and Japan "COBLENZ" for Manila, Hongkc- 21 Shai, North China and Japan rj^ HOMEWARDS. 8 "DONAU" for Genoa. M.t !t 183J Havre, Adam, R'cam, Hambun Bremen "PULDA" for
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    441 5 Mining Shares. ppore, Monday, 11 a.m. bare quotations are Issued Co, rir h it Pit aud stoci Buyers Bellera. I in 32.6 33- l I Mala) 36,- 37.6 11 I,n 151- 15j9 1.35 1.40 nTl] 35 6 37 030 0.35 rM Tin 1-25 1.30 Tin 46 5.6
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    119 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL RUBBER DROPS Va CT. Little Business In Singapore. f (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Monday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 13 cts., down i/i ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore), 113«.., down SV4. Saturday's Prices: London Rubber. 4 3 32d., unchanged. Market Tone:
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    KUALA KUBU RUBBER.
    83 5 Acccur's for year ended June 30. last show profit of £430 previous yea; loss of £874). This Bum havins been transferred to profit and loss account, balance a t credit of this account, after adjustments, was £5.654. from which £2.500 has been transferred to reserve, leaving £3.151
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    BACKUS AND JOHNSTON.
    51 5 Trading profit for year ended June, 30. 1933. was £813: add interest, profit on investments and transfer fees, £2.391, making £3,704. After charging London administration expenses and faßterest CO 5 per cent. Debenture stock, there is loss ol £3.eil. Deducting £3.002 brought forward, there remains debit of
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    PETROL PRICES.
    157 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit aud various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit In 4-gallon drum* per British Imperial gallon 11.18 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    Merging Of Rubber Interests.
    1485 5 Extraordinary General Meeting At Malacca. AN extraordinary general meeting ot the United Malacca Rubber Esta.es. Ltd., was held at the office cf the Seere.aries, Messrr. C. P. Gomes Co.. 137. Hereen Street. Malacca, on Friday, Nov. 10. 11.30 a.m. In the unavoidable absence cf the Hon.
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    ADVANCE IN PRICE OF PETROL.
    91 5 Good Buying: Orders For Tin. Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 8. ON the Stock Exchange to-day, the general tone improved, gilt-edged securities particularly strengthening on the satisfactory revenue ngures. Oils were also featured on rumours that a further advance in the price of petrol is imminent.
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    144 5 Foreign exports of tin, being final shipments on ocean-steamers at all Malayan ports, during the month of October, 193" Destination. Tons. United Kingdom 395 United States of America 2.836 Continent cf Europe 1,459 British Possessions 211 Japan 233 Netherlands India 5 Other Foreign Count:ies 23 Total 5,162
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    CROP RETURNS.
    87 5 Messrs. Barlow Co.. report the following crop returns for October: Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd., 81.500 lb.; Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd., (Stafheld Estate), 36,000 lb.; Bradwall (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate. Ltd.. 31.400 lb.; Chersonese (F.M.S.) Es-tates, Ltd., 94 000 lb.; Dennistown Rubber Estates Ltd., (Dennistown Estate 48.000 lb
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    RUBBER CROP.
    27 5 The cop of Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd., for October totalled 17.888 lb. The total for twelve months 'if the financial year is 185,831 lb.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    649 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Monday, 11 a.m. Tlie following rubber share quotations are issued by Praser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt. (•sue Value. Prawtf LymTJ t Shares. Oo KraM 1 Allenby $0.87 '4 $0.75 $0.55 V 1 Alor Ciajah 0.60 0.70 o.Bs 0.70 IA. Hitam 0.90 100
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    97 5 The Cih. 77th and 78th meetings of tho Trade Commission were held in Singapore on Nov. 7, 8 and 9. Evidence was taken from Mr. H. G. Takkcn, manager of the Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappij, Singapore, regarding the Company's operations and various matters affecting hipping: from Mr. C. G.
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      55 5 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD., rorporstci in New Zealand.) 1 MARINE, MOTOR AND j WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L C. MAUGOLIOUTH, Manager. 11 SLAV SON GREEN THE EASTERN UNITED •SMRANCE CORPORATION, LTD. HRE. MARINE, MOTOR CAR. PERSONAL ACCIDENT ANT) i U "!!KMEVS COMPENSATION WBUR VNCE. fcßflff! 1 General Manager. "AD OFFICE-
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      90 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital t1.00i.800 Paid-up-Capital f1,000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1 800.000 BEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES < Bambav. Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi Madras, Amara. Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Ktrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened snd money received on
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      53 5 turn*/ MID^VbbW QUARTERLY 2|% Interest yearly paid to you quarterly Think what small amounts put regularly away now, will mean to you in time to come. In a surprisingly short time you will have an appreciable bank balance. Interest at the rate of 2Va% is paid quarterly. Head Office: 55,
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      211 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Straits Betttemente.) Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE no 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 BO AD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Cbe< Swee
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      284 6 H I'l I i i i i i i i i i i i i i i li'lHiiiiiiiiiiniiii«ttiiHiniiiiMiim:i|]iiiiiiifiiin»HiiiiMi»iiiiiiiiiiMiii|Mtii««H«tiitil j POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! j A DELIGHTFUL ROMANCE WITH THE FIRST LADY OF THE SCREEN j Mary Pick ford in SECRETS 99 I With LESLIE HOWARD. j A UNITED ARTISTS RELEASE. OPENING
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      367 6 Amusements < iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiftiiirttrfffiiiiinfiiiiiinitiiiiiuii'i ■:ißiißituiaiiaijaijßi:Hitii:aiiaiiaitatia..siiaitsti«tiMMMMMl^^ ALHAMBRA Opening 1 To-Morrow I The most amazing of all jungle thrillers! A Battle for life in the unconquerable jungle that holds the 1 answer to the mystery of the hidden store of ivory! i I Unbelievable adventures of a party of explorers in starch of
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      522 6 ■LATEST ADVEK i jSE^jl Notice hi The Estate or Fewer K< mi n Oiiinanc -m I NOTICE IS HERESY G cm* .the: pea na bavin cf tha abeve Read. Qtagap r Cc cbe.. jaw. and P trmfct to ncramm I RAML LEWIS by Lh en the 3rd Nctetcb ie uirc'
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    Six Japanese Planes Shot Down? MOSCOW REPORT DENIED.
    263 7 Twenty Men Killed? TWO WARSHIPS SI NX "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, Nov. 13. i'i KTS from Moscow state that Japanese 'planes, in defiance > Soviet warning, flew over the Manchukuo border last week m Si iet territory. Soviets opened fire on
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    DOG GIVES FIRE ALARM.
    97 7 I Sixteen Lives Reported Saved. Illovo tNatal). A DOG has saved the hves ot sixteen people in a boarding house at Illovo The yccupants of the house were awakened at two o clock in the morning by the dog furiously at the door One of them
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    JAPANESE RICE.
    194 7 Consignment At Shanghai Being Watched. Though the contract for purchase of 25,000 sacks of Japanese rice has been cancelled with the consent of the eight Nantao hongs concerned, Chinese public organisations are still showing keen concern as to the final destination of the shipment, says the "N. C.
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    MIN TURE PROVINCE.
    76 7 Shun Pao. Canton. Oct. 12. The South-west Political Council has adopted a decision to mark out the area in Southern Kianggi which has recently been recaptured Iran the hands oi the Communists us a special administrative area, with Chang Chih as Director. Under the Director will be
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    N.S. BADMINTON.
    376 7 Interesting Poppy Day Fund Tournament. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 10. BAD weather made it impossible to use the Residency grounds for the badmin- ton tournament arranged to" be played there to-day in aid of the Poppy Day Fund, and instead the tournament was held at the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    103 7 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS IN PORT. British: 4.812 tons, from Birkenhead U-10. for Hongkong, date of departarc uncertain. British; 1.002 tons, from Sandakan Pi.iding. Miri. Labuan and 8.N.8. ports 18-11. Dutch: 285 tons, from Djambi 12-11. tor Djambi 13-11. British; 460 tons, from Kuantan 12-11
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    84 7 Singapore. Nov. 13. BBIFfI ALONGSIDE THB WHARVXB. East Wharf (Entrance Qate 1). Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Arizona Maru 13; Cingalese Prince II; Daml 9. :ni)ire Dock (Entrance Oate 1). Corinth 30. ,J! Emplre mmmmti oau 4). Hi Fionia 48. West Wharf (Entrance Qate 4). 1 Memnon 1.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 7 Mails irom Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. t o-morrow. From China and Japan by the "Muroran Maru.'" due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED.
    23 7 Left And. By Spore London "Chenonceaux" Oct 18 Nov. 13 "Ellenga" ct 19 Nov 11 "Kota Agoeng" Oct. 19 Nov. 13
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    THE NAZIS DISCARD TITLES.
    82 7 Where A Wife Is Just A "Frau." Berlin. ANOTHER Nan step in the "demotion" of women has been taken by the Mayor of Stuttgart, Dr. Stroelin. He is to discard the title of "Mayoress." Dr. Stroelin has ordered that wives shall call themselves by their husband's
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    MONEY MARKET
    190 7 BELLING. Singapore, Nov. 10. London 4 months' sight 2|4 5|32 London 3 months' sight 214% London 60 days' sight 2|4 MM London 30 days' sight 2|4 3j32 London demand 2|4 I|l6 London r.T. 2|4 1132 Lyons and Paris demand 930 Hamburg demand MW New Yovl: demand 58 3
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    149 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. NOV. 13. High Tidei.—7.l6 a.m.. 7.04 p.m. Golf: Xeppel GC. Ladies Spoon (Stroke). Chinese League Football. Kieta Ayer v. Kallang, s.cr.A. Hockey: A.P.C. v. M.C. Officers. A.P.C: S.R.C. "A" V. 0.R.A.. S.R.C.; V.M.C.A. IT v. Colts. V.M.C.A.. S.C.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    79 7 ALHAMBRA—Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in "Secrets." CAPITOL—'You Said a Mouthful" and stage attraction. EMPIRE.—DoubIe talkie: "Almost Married" and "While Paris Sleeps." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing sideshows, Malay and Chinese Wayangs. cinemas, Talkies: Sky—"A Passport to HELL;" Star—"The Gay Buckaroo." MARLBOROUGH—"Krishna Avatar," an Indian talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay
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      54 7 J TO-DAY:— j "SKYSCRAPER SOULS," featuring the screen's new idol WARREN WILLIAM. j Heaven and Hell all within the gin X ning steel skeleton of the world's talKst j building. TO-MORROW:— "COCK OF THE AIR" J with I CHESTER MORRIS The Cream of Comedy sprinkled over a J soaiing drama
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      218 7 SINGAPORE HOWLS 1 GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL THE MOST CHARMINGLY SITUATED HOTEL ON THE ISLAND. Single and double rooms, and private suites. Every room has a bathroom and verandah. Modern Sanitation throughout. Lockup Garages. Fourteen tennis courts. RESTAURANT. Table d'hote and a la carte. Unrivalled facilities for private entertainments. Terms Apply
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      113 7 POSTAL jgygggj SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Ceylon. Southern and Western India, Egypt and U.S.A. (Cingalese Prince) 3 p.m. Ceylon. Egypt. Europe and Gt. Britain iFioniat 4 p.m TO-MORROW. Singkawang. Pemangkat and Sambas (Tomohon* 11 am Siam uxcept Lowe: Siam* I Kuala) 11 a.m. Tcmbilahan and Ren3.lt (Hong Lam) noon Tcmbilahan
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      77 7 DAILY WEATHER RETORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations u-g P. Inches. Hours D*g. P Alor Star 89 Nil 6.7 75 Kota Bharu 84 0.16 3.5 74 K. Trengganu 85 0.71 2.1 72 Bukit Jeram 89 Nil 5.3 75 Merging 84 0.19
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      277 7 CLVB MARY. (There are numerous ClMbs and Socienm fn Singapore, matt of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This DiJry provided specially for them. Secretariat ate minted to co-operate in keeping it up-to-dute MM complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    74 8 Macam Tan Him G.ok. Neo. aged 45, beloved wife of Mr. Kam Swee Hoa of A.P.C. Samboe and a sister cf Mr. Tan Joon Bsng also of Samboe, passed away peacefully or. last Friday, at 11 p.m., at her residence. No. 145. Thompson Road. She leaves behind
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    732 8 As anticipated. Hitler has secured an overwhelming vote in the German national elections and will now rule by an absolute majority. Whatever may be thought of his policy there can be no question that he represents Germany—in her present mood. Thai mood is not necessarily so truculent
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    570 8 Comments By The Way. THERE was evidence everywhere during the week-end that Malayans were making a gallant effort, despite the conj tinuance of the slump, to live up to their reputation as generous givers to the I Pippy Day Fund, and the outcome of that I
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Penang.
    81 8 Mr. J. R. Charton, whose drawings and paintings of Malayan scenes are well known, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. Miss Y. Carrier, daughter of the late Mr. Carrier of Ipoh, has been elected captain of the Penang ladies'
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    Seremban.
    183 8 On the morning of Thursday last Lady Clementi called at the Seremban Rest House to see Mrs C. A. Morrison, the lessee. Her ladyship expressed her opinion that the Rest House looked very comfortable and was very interested in the display of goods from the Malayan Arts and Crafts
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    71 8 Chief Inspector O'Mahony. of thRailway Police, Kuala Lumpur, is very shortly proceeding Home on leave preparatory to retirement. Mr. O'Mahony has been attached to the Railway Police c c la l6 years havin been In the M.S. Police prior to that Mr Justice McFall, of Kuala Lumpur will
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    Klang.
    20 8 Mr. T. P. Sundram, Extra Assistant Controller of Labour, Klang. is, sailing to Madras from Penang on long leave
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    Kuala Pahang.
    35 8 It is reported from Kuala Pahang that a cyclone was recorded there last month. The velocity of the wind was estimated to be about 65 miles per hour Fortunately no damage was done.
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    Rauang.
    18 8 Mr. D. K. Broadhurst, O.C.P.D Rawang, leaves for Home on furlough during the course of the month.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    413 8 BY In the sanctum to-day may be distressed murmurings in Uni( a words "nose" and "frindston? 2 be detected. dl! The Chief is back on the fob aft a seven months' "spell" spent dmS careering round England a id W land. Too bad that time \\C speedily!
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    48 8 SWEATING IN JAPAN ALLEGED P ENGLISH STUDIES SESSION. 00 paE* DUKE OF ATHOLLS APPEAL OB P** CLUB DIARY, on page 7 AIR MAIL TO SINGAPORE. 00 pOf* lo SPORT NEWS, on pages 12 and 13 RADIO PROGRAMME. 00 p«g* H CHINA NEWS, on page 15.
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    A Ninety Per Cent. Vote For Hitler. NAZI PARTY'S POLL NEARLY DOUBLED.
    698 9 COMPLETE ANNIHILATION OF BOLSHEVISM. War Or Reconstruction? Tremendous Responsibility Of The German Leaders. Reuter. MORE than ninety per cent, of the votes, in a heavy poll in 1 t man national election on Armistice Day, went to fa
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    CODE AGREEMENTS.
    76 9 In r.S. Recovery Plans. Reuter. Washington, Nov. 12. Administration has disa Industry Advisory Board, unofficial jiroup represent- and processors. cially explained that •lved by mutual agree- important differences ported that som? members do not sympathise with the delays regarding the agreements, of which awaiting action.—Reuter. 1 Washington, Nov.
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    "NANCHANG" CAPTIVES.
    51 9 V *«n lit On Arrival In I/jndon. Reuter. Tv,i, nMl London, Nov. 12. 'inri M r h e "Nanchang," Mr. '•I (I "m' tit Blue who were cap- rriv h' !?ased b >' Chinese 1:jc very' at to "day, look,mtt b y relatives and the k WCrc Vf>
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    AFGHANISTAN QUIET.
    82 9 Prime Minister Sends Message Of Loyalty. Reuter. New Delhi, Nov. 12. Afghanistan is very quiet, according to a report by the Afghan ConsulGenera I here, confirmed by the British Legation in Kabul. The Consul-General states that written pledges of allegiance to the young King Zahir have been received
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    FAMOUS SCULPTOR DIES.
    90 9 Man Who Made Kitchener's Monument. London, Nov. 13. The death is announced of Mr. John Tweed, Associe de la Societe Nationale des Beaux Aits, and a well-known sculptor. His principal works include the national memorial to Earl Kitchener of Khartoum, the marble bust of Earl Curzon of
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    U.S. DIFFERENCES WITH SOVIET.
    176 9 Detailed Study Before Recognition. Reuter. New York, Nov. 12. fPHAT the Soviet will have to submit to an intensive examination of outstanding differences with the United States, before President Roosevelt will grant recognition, is indicated by the prolongation of the discussions with M. Litvinoff. The White
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    CHINA AIR ATTACHE.
    50 9 Distinguished Record In Near East. Reuter. London. Nov. 11. Wing-Commander R.P. Willock has been appointed Air Attache in China. He is sailing at the end of October, but has not yet decided where to reside. He has a record of distinguished service in Egypt, Irak and Kurdistan.—Reuter.
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    THE ARMS PARLEY.
    593 9 GETTING GERMANY BACK. Olive Branch. Berlin Welcomes Simon's New Speech. Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 8. gIR John Simon's speech in the House of Commons on disarmament yesterday has been hailed witn satisfaction in Paris and is regarded in Berlin as a "moderate and wellbalanced" statement. France agrees
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      393 9 WRITES: 1 ?/l BANISHED INFLUENZA RESISTED with revitalising force of P H O S F ETR I N E I feel a new man and owe it to Phosferine that I hold out and resist Influenza successfully, and withstand the usual winter chills, rheumatism, and Sciatica, etc. I had been
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    The Air Mail Service To Singapore. INDIAN GOVT. RAMP?
    518 10 SIR ERIC GEDDES' CRITICISM. Tin Direct Trip. First Plane Leaves London On Dec. 9. <From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 30, (by Air Mail). THE insuranc? ra cs for passengers by the Impe. ial Airway.; vrere now the same per day
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    LOCAL ARRIVALS.
    310 10 F. And O. "Ranchi" From I London. Arrivals by the P. and O. "Ranchi" from j Ls ndon, Marseilles, Bombay, Colombo and Penang on Friday are:— Mr. J. 1. Chester. Mr. C. Cleaver, Mr. S. W. Edlin, Mr. H. W. Fogden, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Gardiner and
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    SELADANG ATTACKS A COOLIE.
    227 10 Inquest Tale Of Race For Life. j (From Out Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 11. A inquiry was held before the Jtlebu •iV tJoroner. Che Abdul Rani, yesterday, into the death of a Tamil coolie who was gored to death by a seladang while tapping rubber. In
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    LYSOL POISONING?
    174 10 Inquiry Into The Death Of A Clerk. A CORONER'S inquiry will be held shortly into the death of the Straits-bern Chinese, who is repcrtec to have died of lysol poisoning on Friday afternoon. It appears that the victim, who lived with his wife at. Geylang. collapsed on Friday
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    SZECHUEN "REDS."
    295 10 Kaihsien City Taken By Communists. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, Nov. 13. The "Reds" in east Szechuen have taken Kaihsien, and Wanhsien Is being threatened. Gen. Liv Hsiang's troops have reinforced Wanhsitn. Gove nment "planes are bombing the Communist positions. An earlier report from Chungking j stages that
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    RETURNED CHINESE
    432 10 Canton's Scheme To Help Them. "Sin Chew Jit Poh" and "Min Kuo Jih Pao." I Hongkong, Nov. 13. MR. Phillip Tyau, the new Consul-General for Singapore, sailed yesteidav to take up his new apointment. Mr. Sugimura, the Japanese diplomat, arrived in Hongkong yes;erday morning. He stated when interviewed
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    PASSENGERS LEAVING.
    37 10 The following left Singapore to-day by the m.s. "Pionia":—Mrs. R. A. Barbour. Miss Sally Barbour, Mies Tillian Barbour. Miss E. M. Carter. Mr. G. M. Druery, Mr. A. Larsen and Mrs. F. T. S. Newell.
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    37 10 Mr. A. A. Strahan. Acting Chief Telegraph Engineer. Johore. sailed for Home yesterday on long leave by the "Rawaloindi." Mr. S. P. Morton, who has returned from leave has taken up duties as Chief Telegraph Engineer, Johore.
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    CLUB SECRETARY ACQUITTED.
    134 10 Not Enough Evidence Against Him. I THE Third Magistrate (Mr. R. J. F. Curtis) delivered judgment this morning regarding the preliminary inquiry in which Abdul Karim. former Secretary of the Mohameddan Drivers Benevolent Association, and Abdullah bin Mhd. I Shariff, a clerk in a printing firm, were
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    GREAT WORLD CABARET.
    180 10 I Success Ol The Fancy Dress Ball. I j i A fancy dre c s ball was held at the Great World Cabaret en Armis;ice night and proved an unqualified success. Among the large crowd present were Mr. ftoland Braddell. the Hon. Mr. Tan Cheng Lrck, Mr.
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    DR. SUN'S BIRTHDAY.
    128 10 Memorial Services Throughout China. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, Nov. 13. Yesterday was the anniversary of the birth of Dr. Sun VatSSetn t the "Father of the Chinese Revolution" and memorial services were held in Nanking. Peiping, Tientsin. Hankow and Canton. Before a crowd of 5,000, the
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    ATTEMPT TO SELL A CHILD.
    229 10 Chinese Kidnapper Sent To Prison. WHAT was described as a determined effort to kidnap a child was related to the Criminal District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrer, this morning. A young Chinese, Chong Nam, came ut> for trial, on a charge of kidnapping v child
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    VETERAN DANISH SKIPPER.
    125 10 Capt. Topp's 25 Years With Ea*t Asiatic €o. Capt. Topp, of the "Erria" «which passed through Singa)X>re en route for Bangkok nr. Saturday), celebrated on the previous day th. 25th annhersary of his service with the East. Asiatic Co. He has been at sea altogether for 37
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    AT THE CINEMAS. Joe E. Brown At Capitol.
    165 10 The success of the vaudeville show at the Capitol, where the Mackey Twins, step-dancers, the Dixie Sisters, hula-hula dancers and Geolge Kalani, with Dell and "Doreen" in novelty dance number, continues, and the season it to be extended until to-morrow n.ght. The
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    Mystery Film At The Pavilion.
    107 10 "The Secret of the Blue Room." mystery film, which was m'roduced as the main feature at the Pavilion 4 heatre over the week-end proved a grea-. draw, full houses attending every show. Lionel Gloria Stuart and Paul Lukas are the principals in thi? startlmgly uncanny
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    "King Of The Jungle" At The Roxy.
    126 10 The current attraction nt the Roxy. he Paramoun's wild animal thriller. "King Of Th? Jungle," which commt ncd i s run on Sa'urday. is exrellen. enlortainment. "King Of The Jungle'' centrcs aronnd the lion man, a you h raised in the jungle in
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    Hindustani Talkie At I The Ritz.
    76 10 Th? occasional screening of Hindustani talkies at the Ritz cinema a, Geylung. near Lorong 40, has made that thea re very popular with Hindustani-talking cinemar-fans. Latt nigh an all-talking, singing and dancing picture entitltd "Zarina" was shown to a crowded house. Some well-known Indian
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    SHOOTING FROM HOUSETOPS.
    75 10 Cuban Hospitals Iv„ Capacity. h Reuter Wireless. I OVER 200 were ki Nov. 8 and nui The prisons and crowded. No Bril ported. Although the revolt the public are still j ing from the housetci continues.—Reuter er j Twelve people vere it of a portion of the
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    WEEK-END ACCIDENTS.
    77 10 Pedestrian And M«Ur-€*fa Hurl. Two nasty street KCMeab occurs the week-end. cilmmati one ot the victims. On Saturday morning i Can* and a taxi came into collision new mL mile. Mandai Road The motor-cyclist was b his machine, sustaining numerous abraisions on the head UM At about mid-nighr
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    510 10 Sunday Qd 5 I His Excellency was prmut a: v 0 I Concert at the Club tins I Lady Clementi visited Tengku Laxanui kw! Raja Jumah at K'.ang. I Monday. Oct 31 I At 10 a.m. His Excellency praMM y >l Budget Meeting of the Federal Council n«|
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    Armistice Day In Singapore.
    52 11 n c at the Cenotaph service. Also in the picture are the G.0.C.. Maj.-Gen. L. C. L. Oldfield and the Acting Colonial Secretary. Mr. A. S. Hay nes. Officers from the R.A.F. Base at Seletar. with their wreath. Lady Clementi and the Misses Clementi arriving at
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    WORLD WEEK OF PRAYER.
    59 11 'r u/ at in error ln connection World s We?k of Prayer, that lth special international 1 >< vonVn w UCt u d in Mala y and En g* f. m... rl hPld at thc Y.w.c.A. Quay on "Tuesday, Nov. 15." f r '-»oe is to
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    CHANGLI ENTERED.
    49 11 Sin Wen Pao. Twenty-six Japanese soldiers entered Changli to-day with two machine-guns and patrolled the streets a'l day. Their object is unknown. The Chinese Special Police are still holding line about five miles from Changli against the band:te who .threaten to capture the city. —Sin Wen Poo.
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    SIR MILES LAMPSON.
    50 11 Shun Pao. Nanking, Oct. 12. Sir M:tes Lampson, the retiring British Minister to China who is now in Nanking, will leave for Shanghai to-morrow. After a brief stop at Shanghai, Sir Miles will return to Peiping to wind up his affairs before leaving for Egypt.— Shun Pao.
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    WARM WELCOME FOR PRINCE.
    106 11 Armistice Festival. SHOWER OF POPPIES IN LONDON. Reuter. London, Nov. 11. JHE Prince of Wales, patron of the British Legion, participated in the- Legfes Armistice festival at thAlbert Hall. Re received a tremendous welcome from thousands of ex servicemen, and their wives and detachments whic'i represented
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    MALAYA REMEMBERS.
    320 11 Services At Seremban And Malacca. <liom Cur L,wn Correspondent.} Seremban, Nov. 11. u La !r? o oegan to gather opposite tiie Cenotaph early this morning to participate in the Armistice Day service Detachments of the M.S.V.R., the M.V.I. (No. 2 Co.). under Lieut. C. G. Corke. and Second-Lieut.
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    VISIT TO LONDON.
    299 11 Swiss And A German Divorced Woman. "There is obviously some ulterior mativ? behind this.' said Mr. DUMB .i. he attenuate at Bow Suv. when cxKicting Jcs.ph Alfred Builani 35. a BwLm $ut cu'.i. ci Geneva, wlio »a; said to have com.' to this Country to BMtffj a
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    MALACCA FUNERAL.
    153 11 Death Of A Well-known Chinese. i From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Nov. 12. The funeral of thc late Mr. Chan Cheong took place at Bukit Jelotong on Saturday. Mr. Chan Cheong, who passed away on Tuesday at 427. Tranquerah. at the age of 62 years, was the father
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    29 11 Mr. F W. Lisle Carr, Travelling Secretary q{ the Over seat League, will address the members of th? Rotary Club of Singapore at Wednesday's luncheon at the Adelphi Hotel.
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    FLYING MISHAPS.
    79 11 Student Leap From Blazing p. ne. Shanghai, Nov. 3. Four plan r.. pilc.'td by students of the phaaghal Aviation Frhcol. met wi h mishap.* ;nd LUS.aiB d c. n id.rablo damage.* two days ilgO. Of lha "igh'.rrn planes purchased with funds dcnaied by th? Chinese Municipal! y m
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    CHINA'S WIRELESS.
    46 11 Radio Contract Not Abrogated. Tokyo, Oec. 28. The Japanese Foreign Office announced Today that the report io the effect that the Nanking Government hud abrogated the radio contract with the Miisu concern and Ihe Pederal Radio Co of the United Sta;es is entirely unfounded.
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    Ten New Records Established: Girls Excel. Singapore Chinese Sports Meeting.
    1269 12 A High Standard Of Athletics z!Adaintainea. THE second All-Chinese athletic meeting, which was commenced on Saturday, was brought to a successful conclusion yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Altogether ten records were established at the meeting. A ceremony similar to
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    INTER-PORT CRICKET.
    44 12 Shanghai Wickets Fall Cheaply. Reuter. Hongkong, Nov. 13. WHEN the Inter-port cricket match between Hongkong and Shanghai resumed here to-dav, Hongkong's innings closcd for 240. Shanghai, then' went in and lost five wickets fotf 54 runs before the lunch interval. i {—Reuter.
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    S.C.C. "A" BEAT POLICE.
    29 12 The S.C.C. "A" XV beat the Police at rugby football on the padang on Satu/day by a goal and a, try (8 points) to ml.
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    SINGAPORE RACE MEETING.
    316 12 The Handicaps For The Second Day. THE handicaps for the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's November race meeting, on Wednesday, are as fellows: Hors-s, Class 1, Div. 1. 7 furlong* Anticur 9.0 Silver Monk 8 4 Shcrt Suit 8.10 Greenoak 8.4 Limber Up 8.7 Comprador
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    "BEST FOOTBALLER" CONTEST.
    97 12 Positions In Voting Competition. lIP to 1 pjn. on Saturday the twelve player* with the greatest number of votes in the "Tiger" Beer competition were: 1. KENG HOCK. 2. DOLFATTAH. 3. MAT NOOR. 4. BOON LAY. 5. A. L. HENRY. 6. JOHN THEN. 7. NOEL HAY. 8.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    171 12 Singapore Lose Norman Trophy Match. After defeating Penang at Penang on Friday, Singapore's "rugger"' fifteen were expected to have an easy passage against Perak at Ipoh in the inaugural match for the Norman Trophy. Contrary to expsctatiens, however. Perak put up a splendid fight and won the match
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    SELANGOR CLUB DEFEATED.
    590 12 Visitors Disappoint. j YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY AT TANGLIN. I their bright display against j the S.C.C. on Saturday the Selangor Club were fully expected to extend the Wiltshires yesterday at Tanglin. but they never came up to expectations and were defeated by 3-0. After the morning's rain the
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    AL RIVERS LOSES AGAIN.
    271 12 Singapore Boxers In Saigon. REPORTS from Saigon bring -discouraging news of AI Rivers. He met Aime Raphael, ex-lightweight champion of France, on Oct. 31 and was beaten on points. This marks the second defeat of the American by Raphael. Rivers suffers no disgrace, for the Frenchman
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    29 12 Thirty-five cards were taken oul for the Keppel G.C. Novemb3r medal, which resulted in a win for B. la Cloche with a score of 4 down.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL AT SEREMBAN.
    290 12 Pointless Draw. NEGRI-MALACCA lion, COMMAND. JJEFORE a large en tors, amongst whom ieH.l Yangdi Perttmn Besar, S s th,. j the British Resident (Mr London) and others, a i. Command met Negri-Ma Station padang this evening in ;l friendly encounter. The game ended in a pointleji
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    The English And Scottish Leagues.
    1314 13 Relegated Teams Clash In The St rond Division. London, Nov. 11. maintained their Division of the urday by regi:>tertory ai White Hart bul I he Anal, mad( sure thai hems* lve.s nol Increased. i>. at< n at Staml :ounty and Portsat home from City 1
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    SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS.
    870 13 Enjoyable Sport. A DAY OF MINOR UPSETS. J'HE Singapore Turf Club's November professional race meeting was commenced on Saturday with a card of eight events, which were worked off without a hitch. The going was slightly sticky and no new record times were set up. j There
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    SATURDAY'S RACE RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
    346 13 .—i 1 1 Race. J Owners. Winner and Jockeys. Trainers Tote. I Placed Horses *T" jl. S Rivasailam I Pride cf Perak 7.8. |B. Daniels I C. W. Turley W. $25; P. $9. 1. I 1 L?e Nam Jungle Lore 8.2 Dawscn R. N.
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    DUTCH "NAZIS" IN BIG RALLY.
    125 14 Allegiance To Queen Stressed. Utrecht. iy|ORE than 6 000 Dutch National-Socialists 1 1"! from all parts of Holland, transported by j nine extra trains and numerous motor coaches, have attended here the largest meeting ever I h eld in the short history of Dutch Fascism.
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    CHINA SHOP COMEDY.
    209 14 Queen Jokes When A Frightened Bullock Entered. While the Queen and the Prince i Royal were inspecting antique furniture in a shop in the main street of Fe.kenham. Norfolk, an assistant ran Into the department shouting: "There's t bullock in the shop!" The frightened animal went to
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    THE EARLY MAN.
    326 14 Interesting Lecture By Prof. Shellshear. A COLLECTION of skulls, which if they had been originals instead of being merely casts, would have done credit to any headhunter, adorned a table in the School of Anatomy at the Hongkcng University, when that subject of perennial interest, "Early Man",
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    MARKET PRICE.
    455 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 (1st quality), kati 33 Mutton, Australian, lb 35 Fowl, kati 35 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks, Saigon, each 70 Pigeons,
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    FIRST IMPRESSIONS.
    180 14 When ycu meet people for the first time first impressions couno fcr a great d al, so ccn't ru-k being hand:capperi at the start. Few things make a worse imprcssi n on new than a cold, clammy hand, lack cf warmth and lustre in the eyes a listless
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      472 14 TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. G M.T. 7.30 am. Time Mgaf? from Mg Ben. N< ws Bulletin. Dairy Produce Notes supplied by ihe Intelligence Service of th Empire Ifitfketing Board. 7.45 a.m. England v. Australia: A running commentary on the .econd hali of the second Rugby League Test Match, relayed irom Hc.dlmgley Football
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    The "Tribune's" China News Service. MB, ARIYOSHI'S VISIT TO NORTH CHINA.
    1156 15 SEVEN QUESTIONS DISCUSSED "Japan Wears The Mask Of False Friendship.** Peiping Morning Post. PRACTICE OF DIPLOMATIC CHICANERY. JHE "Peiping Morning Post" says that according to dispatches from Tokyo, Mr. Ariyoshi will make a trip to North China where he
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    NEGOTIATIONS IN TOKYO.
    337 15 Puppet State Will Send Representatives. Tokyo. Oct. 15. "IT is reported in Japanese circles that a con--1 ference will shortly be held here between Chinese and Japanese delegates for the solution of all outstanding problems now confronting the two countries. According to the Japanese press, both the
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    "JAPANESE BEHAVIOUR."
    81 15 Railway Guards Ordered To Evacuate Tangku. "Shun Pao." Peiping. Sept. 26. The Japanese commandant at Tangku delivered a note to the Chinese railway guards at Tangku at 5 a.m. this morning demanding the latter to evacuate immediately en thgrounds that the Japanese troops could maintain peace and order
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    HUNAN DROUGHT.
    84 15 Crops Destroyed By Lack Of Rain. "Sin Wen Pao." Changsha. Oct. 3. While many provinces are suffering from flood. Hunan is experiencing a serious drought and most of tne crops have already been destroyed by the lack of rain. So far the Hunan Provincial Government has received reports
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    NORTHWEST DELEGATION
    100 15 On Behalf Of Famine And Flood Sufferers. Shun Pao. Shanghai, Oct. 2. A delegation from Shensi. Kansu, Chinjlal and Ninghsia lias aimed in Shanghai on their way to Nanking to make an appeal to the Government on behalf of the peop'e in the North-west for the development cf
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    JAPANESE WARSHIP.
    83 15 Canton Resents Its Visit At Waichow. Min Pao. Hongkong, Oct. 17. The Kwangtung Provincial Government has lodged a protest with the Japanese consulpeneral ut Canton against the sudden visit of a Japanese warship at Waichow. The Magistrate at Waichow has been inducted to send a protest to the
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    MAYOR WU.
    41 15 Shun Pao. Shenstaai, Oct. 1. Mayor Wu Teh-chen is assuming office as Commander of the Shanghai and Woosung Garrison this morning. As Mayor Wu is only holding the post temporarily no ceremony will be observed, it Is learned.—Shun Pao.
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