Malaya Tribune, 14 November 1933

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX. \o._ 2570 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1933 FIVE CENTS. £i?c iHalajga «Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1933. I
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      242 1 Read The] Sunday Tribune Dominant In Malaya I Heavyjfaders unseen f I Best of Tobaccos causes dryness and ENEMIES the throat—Relieve it with Lakerol yfl (I They are soothing and keep the mouth J I allow ao tobacco odour. FROM ALL i®®»^ 1 DISPENSARIES start influenza coughs cold, 1 i
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      198 1 A. FLINTER a, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklac.ee 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 j according to daily exchange rates. P T It's Worth Reaching For!!
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    VILLAGE ENJOYS A "COMEDY."
    500 2 A Thousand Lorries Held Up. f¥\HE village of Markyate, which is thirty. A miles from London and which lies on Watllng-street, between St. Albans and Dunstable, has been laughing, long and heartily. For the last six years it has been urging the Herts County Council —in
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    "ONE-DAY BRIDE."
    456 2 How Foreigners Can Defeat. rjVHE vast extent of the traffic in "oneX day brides"—French girls of ill-repute married to Englishmen so that deportation orders cannot be made against them—was revealed in a case at the Old Bailey. The Recorder (Sir Ernest Wild. K.C.) said that a terrible state
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    ROWDIES' TACTICS.
    299 2 Mounted Police Break Up Shouting Crowd. Hov/dytem ran riot en the eve oi the poll at 'East Fulham. Mr. A. Duff Cooper. Financial Secretary to tlit War Office, who ipoke at a great meeting in Pulham Town Hall on behalf of the Con•ervative candidate, was given a hostile
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    WHAT OUR CONTEMPORARIES ARE SAYING "Malay-Isation."
    234 2 APART from any sentimental reasons, this attempt to introduce Malay as the official language of the District and Land Offices will meet with stout opposition not only from the non-Malay Asiatics but from the entire business community. A similar attempt was made in Kedah
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    Russia And Japan.
    167 2 rHERE is. we may point i the Far Eastern situ which is very disquieting grave potentialities whii Dverlooked by the Europ the U.S.A. As was tti note in this paper jresterd Russia in a war with Japai to a great upheaval and sation" of probably all A
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      342 2 APPROVED and TESTED on 21.000 Cases of tuberculosis in all stages. This is a logical proof of the simplicity and efficaciousness of the SANTUBEN for the treatment of TUBERCULOSIS. Start this cure in time before this dreadful disease gets too strong a hold on the system. By its use grave
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      184 2 i ii.. »*i i t I SINGAPORE DAIRY FARM. 1 FRESH COWS' MILK I 2G «PURITYIBBAND' Modern Milking Methods, i j I 1 OTHER PRODUCERS, WHETHER THEY REALIZE IT OR NOT, ARE PAYING I OUR PRODUCT THE PUREST I FLATTERY BY OPENLY I COPYING OUR HOODS, OR BY USING OUR
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      126 2 l j LocaZ Programme. The following programmes will be broadcast to-morrow and on Thursday by Z.H.1., Broadcast House, Singapore. To-morrow: 6 p.m.. recorded music; 6.46 p.m., news bulletin, stock and share report supplied by Fraser and Co., 7 p.m. till 7.30 p.m., retey of concert artistes from Tomlinson Hall. "Mr.
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    AERIAL MANOEUVRES IN HONGKONG.
    777 3 Party Witnesses Eagle In Action. Hongkong, Oct. 30. TYPIFYING the spirit of Navy Week, the local authorities detailed three destroyers on Saturday to carry a large party of official guests and newspaper representatives outside the harbour limits to witness aerial operations Horn H.M.S. 'Eagle," and, incidentally,
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    DOG BITES FIVE SOLDIERS.
    110 3 Race Against Death For Treatment. Gibraltar. British soldiers and several civilian ordnance employees have been rushed to the pasteur institute at Tangier from here for treatment with anti-rabies serum after they had been biten by a rabid dog. The soldiers are: Lance-Corporal D. Bell and Private
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    HORSE'S WEEK-END.
    277 3 Two Days' Swimming And A Night Out. A horse with a spkit of adventure that would not brook the indignity of being put out ito grass, and preferred pu.ting out to sea, has had a week-end crowded with excitement of the Kentish coast. Acting on its own horse
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      452 3 ■'l&mps& Cutex Cuticle Remover 4 M Noil Cleanser—»h« ba»it i-*^*^*^""^ -'•iff ,h P*rftO manicure, y '■l.^******' Well Groomed Nails Reveal Your Charm 1111^ Weil cared for cuticle is a frame for lovely nails, end mcy be yours by following this easy Cutex Wr-hod: First remove surplus cuticle and cleanse r
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      58 3 GOOD OPPORTUNITY TRY ONCE CHRISTMAS IS APPROACHING! Select Your X'mas Presents. Children's Annuals for Girls and Boys of ALL AGES. Diaries of many Varieties. Novelties Fancy Stationeries. X'mas New Year Cards of all j kinds. X'mas Gifts in Great Varieties at prices to suit all Purses. Soliciting Your Kind Visit,
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      169 3 I NOTICE 6F REMOVAL j m R°NO>..... I 1 I I I As Fro Monday, the 13th Nov. our office and Showroom will be situated at j 3, MALACCA STREET. I MODERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT. I I "Service After Purchase" I I|l<l<l||'|ii|ll|m|l||li|ii|>l|.||li|hl- ill! niu, 1 The Portable Machine with the IC-IM
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    Shipping News & Notices. IMPROVING HAICHOW HARBOUR.
    867 4 Shipping News Notices. IMPROVING HAICHOW HARBOUR. Importance As Export Centre. rpHERE can be little doubt that in time HaiM chow, in Shan.ung Province, will develop Into one of the greatest seaports of China. There are many good reasons for expecting this, one being its ideal geographical situation, and another its
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    NORWEGIAN VIEW.
    273 4 Govt. Subsidies Spread Like Plague. COMMENTING upon the South African Government's contract with the two Italian shipping companies, the Navigazione Libera Triestina and the Italia Company, the "Norges Handels og Sjofartstidende" states: "It is hopeless for shipping companies enjoying no Government assistance to compete sucessfully with companies receiving
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    HARNESSING WATERFALL.
    152 4 Power For Mysore Gold Mines. One of the highest watertalls in the world is to be harnessed to provide electric power for the working of the mines of Mysore, which include what is believed to be the world's deepest shaft. Most of the material is to be purchased
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    NEW BOAT FOR FRANCE.
    139 4 Complete Fleet Of Motorships Contemplated. The Gotaverken shipyard recently launched the first of the two motorships ordered for the Paris firm of Louis Dreyfus and Cie. Present at the launch were M. Louis LouisDreyfus, his wife and the French Minister at Stockholm. Madame Louis-Dreyfus christened the
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    NAVAL SURVEYING.
    301 4 Remarkable Record Of British Navy. THE Ifftfrt of Admiralty Surveys for the year 1932, rendered by the Hydrographer of the Navy, Captain J. A. Edgell. net only reveals the extent and diversity of the work performed by the Naval Surveying Service, but also the cicse international co-operation that
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    LIQUOR SMUGGLING.
    177 4 Anglo-Finnish Convention Signed. The liquor smuggling convention between the United Kingdom and Finland was signed recently a:, the Foreign Office. The convention follows the general lines of the convention concluded in 1924 between the United Kingdom and the United States cf America. The principle of the three-mile limit
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    SHIPPING SHOW IN PARIS.
    620 4 Demonstration Of Safety At Sea. AS far as shipping and shipbuilding are concerned, the eighth Nautical Exhibition at Paris, which closes to-day, has been most interesting. For the first time since it was created by M. R. Rosengart in 1925, this display has not been favoured
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      519 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA S AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., KCJMIU* AND FOR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore 1933. BANGALORE «.000 Nov. 23
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      200 4 jtf?UOYD triestino! (Incorporated in Italy). EXPRESS SERVICE. 1 CARGO SERVICE. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, j SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port |j Calling at Colombo. Bombay, Suez, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste. Said. Brindisi Venice and Trieste. m v HILDA Nov. 18 Nov. 19
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      224 4 Deutsch H||R| Australlsche Dampf senilis OcseUschaft. (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila Nov. 14 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Iloilo and Manila Nov. 29 t ms. KULMERLAND. via Manila Dec. 12 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Dec. 26 1934.
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      598 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. J£ NORDDKI'TSCHER (Incorporated < D Germany i. The undernoted are the Compan, tnteaM fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1931 "MAIN" for Iloilo. Bait, Manila Hongkong, Shanghai, North Qkt and Japan "COBLENZ" for Manila, Hongkong S'hai. North China and Japan Doc 7 "SAALE," for Manila, Biangto Shanghai. Dairen. Tsingtau. Tim Nagoya, Kobe
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    358 5 Tuesday, U a.m. tSkom are Issued exchange and stock Buyers Bellera. a 33 :t6 37 6 II 15 159 1.35 1.40 y. 35 36 6 0 30 0.35 |1 125 1.30 4 6 5.6 0.40 0.44 Besil 043 0.51 15 6 16- 7,9 0.19 0.21
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    141 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LOCAL RUBBER VERY STEADY. Optimism Pronounced In London. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Tuesday, Noon. To-day's Prices:— Robber (Singapore), 18*4 cts., op Yu ct. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. Tin (Singapore) $114", up $1. Sat urday's Prices:— London Rubber, 4' »d., up 1 32d. Market
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    PETROL PRICES.
    161 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Mour Spirit and Tarlou* KHMI of Kerosene are as follows: SheU Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon druma I per British Imperial gallon 11 1* Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon WM Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per
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    LEWA RUBBER ESTATES.
    79 5 The profit of the Leva Rubber Estates foi the year ended June N amounted to £1,790 .against £1,735 for 1931-.12), to which has been added C 1,795 brought m from .the previous accounts A dividend of 10 per cent is again to be paid on the Participating
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    733 5 Musical Instruments On Show. MAKERS and distributors of musical instruments all over the world have had more than an average share of difficulties to contend with during the depression period. Even earlier, the popularity of jazz and the advent of "mechanised music" brought revolutionary changes in market
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    212 5 Dollar Movements Cause Nervousness. Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 10. OWING to uncertainty of events in America and to the holiday here to-morrow, operators were very cautious to-day on the Stock Exchange and a dull trne prevailed throughout. The commodity markets were featureless. Wall Street, was very dull with
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    CHINESE TEA.
    36 5 Shanghai. Nov. 13. The export of Chinese tea for the year mci eased by 118.851 piculs. Mr. T. V. Scong has definitely premised to remain on the National Economic Council.— "Sin Chew Jit Poh."
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    SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE.
    246 5 Total Distribution Of 2s. Bd. THE annual report of the South British Insurance Co., Ltd., for the year ended Aug. 31, is as follows: Net premium revenue amounts to £791.537 12s. lid. Interest and rents received and accrued after payment of income tax thereon amount to £122,925
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    SIAMESE TIN.
    140 5 Quota Outputs Offered For Sale. It may not have escaped notice that the output from Siam has been reduced from 10,000 tons to 9.800 tons, and this is to remain invariable until the quotas allotted to other countries have been raised to 65 per cent. It ha;; been
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    PRODUCE.
    186 5 Singapore. Nov. 13. R (Siam) W. Coast If. 1 per Koyan $118 R. (Slam> W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $108 Rice. B Siam N. 1 $83 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 $79 Siam. No. 1 "Sinhway" $168 Siam. No. 2 "Sinhway" $154 Siam. No. 3 "Sinhway" $134 Rice.
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    642 5 Singapore, Tuesday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and EvatL issue Value. Prater uraD 4» I Shares Oo 1 AUenby $0,82 4 $0.87 ft »0.75 $0.86 i 1 Alor Gajah 0.60 0.70 o.«s 0.70 IA. Hitam
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    GEEVOR TIN.
    92 5 Dividend Payments To Be Resumed. The Geevor Tin Mines announces an lnte. m dividend of TM per cent. (4% per share), less tax, payable, to shareholders registered Oct. 30. on Nov. 10. This is the hrst distribution since the interim of 5 psr cent, in respect of 1929-30
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      61 5 TIE SOUTH BRITISH IN< > X \N( X COMPANY, LTD.. M Mm Zealand.) F, KE, MARINE, MOTOR AND *<>R| s COMPENSATION. L C. MAHGOUOUTH, Manager. !,n I H.M.AYSON ORLLN. TBS EASTERN UNITED A 'H\N( E CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND COMPENSATION INSURANCE. ■*ad o o n^
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      95 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated to England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital EMOMQO Paid-up-Capital PfiMJJ Reserve Fund and Rest 800.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay. Calcutta. Colombo, KaracLL Madras, Amara. Baghdad, Bahrein. Basra. KirEttE. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit
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      81 5 I Small Savings I JL V LIGHTEN j fw\ YOUR I 8M I FINANCIAL i j ML PATHWAY j F Ifl YEARLY IMIFIST QUARTERLY. omalJ Savings regularly deposited will soon build up lor you a substantial Bank A* Balance, .ready for the moment when it is most needed. *4\\ THE
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      212 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (incorporated In Btraita Settlement*.) 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 CHUUA STREET, SINGAPORE, LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Che< Swee Chen*.
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      203 6 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT 6-15 CAPITOL 9.15 DON'T MISS OUR SPLENDID DOUBLE ATTRACTION IRENE WEST'S REVUE COMPANY presenting MACK BY 111 i TWINS i j Th*- I GEORGE X A LAN I DELL A and "DOREEN." SUPPORTED BY J First National's Side-sp:j'ting Comedy Rot I with the Screen's famous Wide-mouthed Star.
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      606 6 OPENING TO-NIGHT! <-ggr T W TONIGHT: 6.15 ft 9.15. J9h JLrf TO-MORROW: I MATINEE TO-MORROW 3 I presented by THE MOST AMAZING OF ALL JUNGLE THRILLERS norn 1 m UNIVERSAL "IVORY trvm I I PICTURES A BATTLE FOR LIFE IN THE UNCONQUERABLE JUNGLE THAT HOLDS THE AM W I CORPORATION'
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    Reign Of Terror Operating In Siam. SEQUEL TO THE REBELLION.
    295 7 Crave Concern. BETONG UISIN<; NOT SNTKHSSED. Singapore, Xov. 13. a HON approaching a reign ir is operating in Siam as recent rebellion, messages from Bangarrests have been made c ami it is alleged that kept under unsatisfact<»!\ conditions. of prisoners
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    BAIL REDUCED.
    167 7 Alleged 111-Treatment Of Child. IM R T. P. Chong, appearing for Mrs. Chua Choon Seng, who is charged with ill-treating a child, and of keeping an unregistered mui-tsai, made a successful application for reduction of bail from that asked by the prosecution before Mr. J. M. Brander the
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    NEW WORLD CABARET.
    83 7 Mackey Twins In Vaudeville Revue. Commencing from to-night, for a short season. Irene West's vaudeville revue, which had such a highly succ:Fsful reception at the Capitol recently, will b? given at the New World Cabaret. The revue includes the well-known Mackey Twins, whose tap dancing has intrigued
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    NAVAL COMEDY.
    141 7 Guard "Kidnapped" By Trawler. Reuter. London. Nov. 13. A NAVAL guard "kidnapped" on the high seas by a trawler which led to a hide and seek dance with a gunboat and a destroyer has provided Britain with twenty-four hours' comsdy to all except the Admiralty. Two British trawlers—"Lucida"
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    HITLER'S POLICY.
    213 7 Abolition Of The Federal States. Reuter. Berlin. Nov. 13. The German people has confirmed before the world its solemn avowal of a policy of peace, says the Nazi Party. The verdict is an overwhelming victory for Hitler. Even the prisoners in the concentration camps appear to have turned
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    DISAPPEARANCE OF PRIEST.
    210 7 Was He Kidnapped? STARTLING CASE IN LOCAL COURT. IJRESSED in his official dark yellow robe, the Siamese priest in charge of the Singapore Tiger Temple, Racecourse Road, was the complainant in a case of alleged kidnapping thai opened before the District Judg? (Mr. H. A. Forrer) this
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    CHINESE CHARGED.
    103 7 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust. Seng Vow Cnew. a Chinese who had Deen appointed as executor of an estate worth $5,000 a lew years ago, was yesterday morning before the Third Magisliate. Mr. P J. If. Curtis, charged with c: jn inai breach of trust in respect of
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAYS SHIPPING VESSELS IN PORTS.
    39 7 i'\xk" Dutch; «40 tons, trotn I l'»i N.iluioi Island* 17-11-'minlltn" 3 251 lonx, from .'«-U» tor c.Uoutra via EVoang ti i..i, ton l from Oslo 1 0 l4
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    THE ATHOS II.
    35 7 1 i \tiic-. »r u dm* here 'r rn\\ nt 6 l»m r urti.' dn\ lit 'J p.tr.. tor 1 DUbouf i Sue* Port-Said -;i> «U ImttJi alone the S.KB W 41
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    81 7 Singapore. Nov. 14. SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVBS. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil Main wharf (Entrance Gate Horn Pent 1C Cingalese Prince :,\Tf> iv«.* < Entrance Gate S> rinth 30; Muroran Maru 32. M; Kuala 48. wt-si .n,,trance OaVe 4). I.arut Jardines. bectlou 10 (Entrance On*e 7) KTTPPKT,
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    WILLS INEARTHED.
    74 7 Budapest, Oct. 11. ''-'ight unopened wills, dating from have been found in the archives town )f Saekesfehervar. which may possibly cause law- the transit of property, will be •ened by the Burgomaster and then bjP Urn tribunal, after which they returned to the archives. Apart from 1 lf
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    60 7 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane ar? expected at the General Post Office. Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. to-day. From Indo-China by the "Athos II," due at Singapore at 6 a.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan by the "Hakone Maru." due at Singapore at 10 a.m. tomorrow From
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    DIED DANCING.
    44 7 Santiago de Chile. An clghty-ycar-old man decided to dance the "oueca." the nr.tional dance, during the celebrations of the anniversary of Chile's independence at Antofagasta. He began to dance with an clghAeen-year-old girl. jj A few minutes later he collapsed and diea.
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    MONEY MARKET
    188 7 SELLING. Singapore, Nov. 10. London 4 months' sight 2j4 5|32 London months' sight 24 London 60 days' sight 2j4 7|64 London 30 days' sight 2|4 332 London cemand 2)4 IJI6 London T.T. 2)4 i; 32 Lyons and Paris demand 930 Hamburg demand 150 New York demand 5814 Batavia
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    GYPSY CONGRESS.
    94 7 A "Separate National Life" Needed. Belgrade. Oct. 11. Invitations to attend a Pan-gypsy Congress at Bucharest have been sent out by the gypsies of Rumania to those of neighbouring countries. The aim of the Congress is said to be the organisation of the gypsies of Europe for the
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    111 7 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. NOV. 14. High Tides.—7.s6 a.m.. 8.14 p.m. Committee Meeting. Keppel G.C. Rugby: S.C.C. Tournament, PS. v. M.C.0.; S.C.C. Hockey: S.H.A. Trial. S.C.C; V.M.C.A. v. Wiltshire, Tanglin. Police Band, Telok Ayer, 5.15 p.m. TO-MORROW, NOV. 15. High Tides.—B.3l a.m.,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    100 7 ALHAMBRA tern Tyler in "Tne T ungle Mystery." CAPITOL.— You Said a Mouthful." starring Joe E. Brown 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—"Mah of Mayfair." MARLBOROUGH—"Krishna Avatar," an Indian
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      382 7 I SIMCHPOBi wonts GOBDWBOD PARK HBTĔT 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 hole and ala carte. Unrivalled facilities for private entertainments. Terms t
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      421 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. t—• > —i THE V.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, SINGAPORE. NEW SESSION—EVENING COMMERCIAL CLASSES, Commencing Friday, Dec. 8, 193:5. NEW GRADED ENGLISH CLASSES WILL BE FORMED. Prospectus Supplied Free On Application To The PRINCIPAL. Telephone 6878. NOTICE. Re JOHN GEORGE CAMPBELL (deceased) formerly of Singapore, who died on 31st
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      184 7 [postal jjjjgygggj i SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. TO-DAY. Selat Pandjang. Bengkalis and Bagan Si Api Api (Hong Thong) 3 p.m. Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak, Pakan Baroe, Fort de Kock and Padang iHong Kwong) 3 p.m. Bengkalis Laboean Bllik and Tandjong Balei (Rokan) 3 p.m. Ceylon. Egypt and U.S.A. (Cingalese Prince) a
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      78 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine Temp. Stations. Org. F. luctu». Uours. Deg. r Alor Star 85~~ Nil 0.8 75 Kota Bharu 80 012 0.1 74 K. Trengganu 78 2.51 Nil 73 Bukit Jeram 86 Nil Nil 74 Mersing 77 0.15
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    54 8 M.\ Teo Hoo Lye and family beg to thank the relatives, friends and the members of the Amicable Athletic Association and Sunray* Athletic Party for their kind attendance at the funeral of th, late Mrs. Teo Hoo Lye r.ee Madam Kaw Tak Poh and also those whe
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    MARRIAGE.
    46 8 WEE—LEE.—The marriage took place on Thursday last, at the resider.ee of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Chim Sian. 180. East Coast Road of their eldest daughter. Miss Lee Joo Lian to Mr. Wee Sian Leok, second son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wee Chin Kiang.
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    AIRY BUT NOT AIR-MINDED.
    737 8 There are many straws which show which way the bureaucratic wind is blowing in Malaya these days. The purely theoretic instead of the soundly practical, the visionary instead of the solidly constructive, the academic instead of the utilitarian—that is what passes for policy in an administration
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    57 8 Comments By The Way. DEACE Treaties and Disarmament ■I Conferences seem to have done much to precipitate the further war which they were intended to prevent. That is because of ultra-nationalism, trade selfishness and territorial ambition, which have ruined any hope of establishing world stability. What
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    Less Slumpy.
    206 8 TysTINCT signs of returning confid- ence and a greater degree of spending power are steadily becoming discernible locally. There are fewer vacant shops and residences than at this time last year. Things are still far from normal." if that term may 'be used for describing conditions as they
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    Air Mails.
    232 8 INDICATIONS that preparations are rapidiy being completed for establishing a regular air mail service between Croydon and Singapore are of almost daily occurrence. It has now been decided to start the service next month and at present it is estimated that ten days will be required on the
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Ipoh.
    88 8 Mr. Gilliam. Superintendent, Posts and Telegraphs. Ipoh, and Mrs. Gilliam jailed for Home by the Rawalpindi" on Saturday. It is understood that the new postage stamp for Perak contains a very good likeness of His Highness the Sultan. The Hon. Colonel Cecil Rae and
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    200 8 The marriage took place at 2 p.m. on Saturday at St. Andrew's Church, Kuala Lumpur, of Denis Jay Sandys, Manager of the British American Tobacco Co (Straits) Ltd., Pudu, Kuala Lumpur son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sandys of Bristol England, and Mary Livingstone Allen' SfiF f
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    Penang.
    49 8 The Rev. T. W. Bowmar with Mrs Bowmar and their three daughters arrived in Penang from Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 1 anrj Mr Bowrmir assumed the principalship of the wio--1 t!?f e nn?f hool Penan e the same fay. on Nov P 9 y WaS glVen in honour
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    Sungei Ujong.
    40 8 TT The Poppy Day dance at the Suneei s e ?c.o fl clc an o C ia^„ rt a a nd tl laS hot u n Sund ay morning when the last batch of revellers left the Club.
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    Tampin.
    49 8 abou? Sri WaCk Panther measuring mle and a LiPf G Broga about a Sunday ThA f f? Tampin, on tirnr J he trap ha d been set for a rfstp a S y r Mr K I H T Stiven > but "ho? 6 WaCk Panther wh ich was
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    Seremban.
    65 8 <Jl r v G Hill of tne Chartered Bank, Seremban, is going Home on furloueh latter Part of Novembl?: from rh? S cc f ede T d °y Mr. Simpson, Bank Lumpur Chartered Mr. H s. Brown is expected from Home, on Saturday, November 25 He was in charge
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    Malacca.
    38 8 While a family in Tranquerah wee busy shifting their personal effects and arranging for removal to another house two doors away, a thief sneaked in and appropriated several valuable batik sarongs and a good stock of crockery
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    420 8 I BY WU,^'J F "LOOKER-ON" Japan seems to Have scratched Russian and found a Tartar. A flea circus is goino; t(l Singapore. We're all itching to si "Financial crisis in Siam" i suppose they will have to buy their requirements on tical. Women have been enlisted to
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    38 8 VILLAGE ENJOYS A "COMEDY". Bfl VH AERIAL MANOEUVRES IN HONGKONG. P 3. SPORT NEWS on pages 12 and II CLUB DIARY, on page 13 CHINA AND OPIUM EVIL, M I CHINA NEWS, on page 15
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    "COMPLETE ABOLITION OF THE VERSAILLES TREATY." VICTORY FOR FASCIST IDEA IN EUROPE?
    272 9 GRAND PARADE OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE. 'Not A Second-Class Nation." Hitler Prepared To Extend The Hand Of Friendship. -REDS" DEMONSTRATE IN LONDON. I «ituilill. Nov. lri. ll( if -nmi> WIM'C paying < u.mph in Whtte- i iwane wen.'
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    PLEASED.
    292 9 Ur\ or The Fascist Idea. Reuter Wireless. Ron»» Nov l-> pci't» this morning out hull the- result ol the -is ii victory for tJu 9 AlfMpb N« v, York. Nov 13. tribute the German ti- imdcT ibi. rut.lilc.-vS reiViktMon. declares the II» ~:d Trtbune Reuter. Lima. Nov 13- G-
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    NAZI INTRIGUES.
    256 9 Comment Of The Saar Comission. Reuter Wireless. Paris. Nov. 9. Scathing denunciations of alleged Nazi intrigues in the Saar and the announcement that exceptional measures are contemplated to meet it are features of the quarterly report of the Saar Commission to the League of Nations. It is contended
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    DISASTROUS RESULTS.
    228 9 Elections Were A "Shameless Swindle." Reuter Wireless. Prague, Nov. 10. From their safe asylum here, the German social democratic party headquarters have issued a manifesto denouncing Sunday's elections in Germany, dwelling on the disastrous results of Nazi policy at home and abroad, and describing the elections as a
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    FEDERAL RELIEF PLANS.
    229 9 Expansion To Reduce Unemployment. Reuter. Washington. Nov. 8. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has announced the expansion of the Federal relief plans, which aim at removing four million men from the relief payrolls by a public works programme—Reuter Wireless. Paris. Nov. 9 The Bank of France gold reserves have shrunk
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    FLORA AND FAUNA.
    140 9 Agreement Signed For Its Preservation. Reuter Wireless. London. Novr. 8. Representatives of ten Governments signed the convention to-day at the Flora and Fauna conference, the object of which is to institute a special regime for the preservation of Fauna and Flora in certain parts of ihe world,
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    LOCAL GERMANS.
    56 9 Unanimous Vote For The Nazis. ON Armistice Day the Germans in Singapore, numbering about 60. boarded two German boats in harbour and recorded their votes in the German general election. The voting, in accordance with the Hitler decree, was open, and it is understood that the local Germans
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    GANDHI'S ADVENTURE.
    53 9 Nearly Hit By Eggs At Public Meeting. Reuter Wireless. Bombay. Nov. 10. For the first time in his life. Gandhi risked being hit by eggs at a public meeting, according to a Nagpur report, when these were hurled at the platform on which he was one of the
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    ARMISTICE DAY.
    66 9 Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 10. The celebration of Armistice Day was heralded at a mid-day service at, the Royal Exchange, which was attended by hundreds of business men from neighbouring banks and offices. The Salvation Army led the singing. The new Lord Mayor of London. Sir Charles Collet,
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    AMANULLAH READY TO RETURN.
    390 9 Dramatic Statement. LATE SHAH'S REIGN OF TERROR. Reuter Wireless. Rome, Nov. 9. AMANULLAH, ex King of Afghanistan, made a dramatic statement when interviewed by Reuter at his residence here to day. "If the Afghan people wish me to return with my programme of reforms and progress,
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    WIFE'S COMPLAINT.
    120 9 Was Her Husband Already Married? A novel case of alleged cheating came up before the Third Magistrate Mr. R. J F. Curtis, yesterday morning. A young Chinese woman, Sng Geok Lam/ was the complainant and she charged her husband. Hoh Keng Kway. with having on or about Aug.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT PAY.
    86 9 Benefits At School Leaving Age. Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 8. Sixteen million people instead of 12,000.000 will be covered by unemDloyment insurance by the new Bill, introduced into the House of Commons. The Bill is divided into two parts, the first dealing with unemployment benefits covered by insurance,
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    NEW HEIGHT RECORD?
    51 9 Reuter Wireless. Rome, Nov. 8. The Italian airman, Nicholot, flying a 160 h.p. machine at Littorio, claims to have set up a new altitude record for light seaplanes, by reaching 25,933 feet, beating the record of 17,400 feet made by the German airman, Zimmerman. In 1930 —Reuter
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    FRANTIC CHEERS FOR DE VALERA.
    119 9 Indian At Free State Convention. Reuter Wireless. Dublin. Nov. 8. INCLUDING delegates from London, Glasgow. Paris and Spain. 2.000 people are attending the eighth annual convention of the Fianna Fail, of which Mr. Scan OKelly. Vice-President of the Irish Free State Government, was elected chairman.
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    WING-COMMANDER WILLOCK.
    37 9 Reuter. London. Nov. 13. Wing-Commander R. P. Willock. who had developed a temperature, is new normal and is convalescing. He will sail on Dec. B.—Reuter. Wing-Comander Willock has been appointed British Air Attache in China
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    CENSURE VOTE DEFEATED.
    406 9 LABOUR AND ARMS POLICY. Commons Debate. Britain Loyal To The League. LABOUR motion of censure on the Government introduced into the House of Commons yesterday defeated by 409 votes to 54. Supporters of the vote declared that as a result of the Government's disarmament policy, Australia and
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    Another Acid-Throwing Case. FACE TERRIBLY DISFIGURED.
    229 10 Skin-Grafting Used. FIVE MALAYS IN THE DOCK. JWERE have been several cases of acid-throwing in Singapore lately. Yesterday five Malays were in the dock in the local police courts in connection with the terrible disfigurement of another Malay. It was stated that concentrated acid
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    BADLY DISFIGURED.
    294 10 Complainant Exempted From Further Attendance. The complainant. Haron bin Noor Mohamed, who occupied a very secluded spot in the court during the hearine was terribly disfigured about the face and medical evidence showed that skin grafting had been carried out, on his face, chest and hands. He was
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    MYSTERIOUS LETTER.
    384 10 Third Accused Threatened With Harm? A sergeant who was formerly attached to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station stated that on June 6. 1932, he took down a report from Abdul Kahar bin Kadir Khan, the third accused, to the effect that his daughter had left his house, leaving
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    THE CONFESSIONS.
    410 10 Accused Did Not Want To Hear Them. All the accused refused to have the confessions read out to them but his honour pointed out that they had to hear them. The first accused's confession was then read out. Briefly it was to the effect that he had been
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    HAD A QUARREL.
    290 10 Complainant Denies Writing The Letter. Two days previous to the incident complainant saw the first accused standing in front of the Ritz Theatre with Wan Dollah, the second accused The next day he saw both of them again at Geylang Road xx, 0n ther occasi oris he
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    CRIMINAL APPEALS AT SEREMBAN.
    143 10 Woman's Conviction Set Aside. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 13. rpwo criminal appeals were heard by the Hon. Mr Justice G. A. Hereford in the Supreme Court this morning. The first case was one in which a Chinese woman, named Keh Pian. appealed against the
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    MORE JAPANESE TROOPS.
    196 10 On Soviet Frontier. COiMMUNISTS IN SHANGHAI. Shanghai, Nov. 14. two divisions of Japanese troops are arriving in Manchuria. A portion of the Japanese forces ir. Korea are mobilising. The total strength of Japanesa troops in Manchuria at present is ten divisions and one brigade and five air
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    FUKIEN v. NANKING?
    132 10 Startling Humours in China, Shanghai. Nov. 14. Certain politicians who recenly went to Foochow from Hongkong are cirrsu/'*' 1 rumour s to the effect that Fultlen is getting ready to set up the rd aßdinal Marshal Chiang Kaj All sort» ol rumours .ire rile in ruklen. it
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    PRIZES FOR MALAY GIRLS.
    219 10 Sultanah Visits Johore School. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Nov. 13. INHERE; was a large and representative gathering at the Nge Heng Malay Girls' School. Johore Bahru. this evening, when the annual distribution of prizes to the pupils of the Malay Girls' Schools in JohtVj
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    BANKER CHARGED.
    73 10 Shareholders* Action Against Albert Wiggin. Reuter. New York. Nov. 13 A group of shareholders have filed an action in the New York Supreme Court against Albert .Wiggin, ex-Chairman, and 135 directors of the Chase National Bank, to recover $100,000,000 losses oi the bank, owing to alleged -negligence waste
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    NEW PRESS LAW.
    39 10 Fines For Spreading: False News. Reuter Wireless. Malta, Nov. 9. A new Press law provides for three months' imprisonment and a fine for spreading false news likely to disturb order or to promote disaffection —Reuter Wireless.
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    CHINESE BRITISH SUBJECTS.
    1181 10 School Fees I»etiti„ n NO REPLY nuM GOVT. Particular inter* M the meeting ol the Chinese British Association i 1 on Nov. 21/ The education policy and Settlements Civil Service discussed. The report of the S p, A rnittee, given below, mai Malay may be the 1
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    Failed To Produce Accounts. NO PRECEDENT IN LAW.
    1497 11 ii krupt's Apptal. ORDERED TO DO AN POSSIBILITY. re your lordships is bat it is of some T do not think this I ion ol the Banker has ever been bethe Straits Settlerut think the corres□n in England in the has ever
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    STOLE A WATCH.
    203 11 Incident At Local Cinema. DRESSED in his shirt sleeves and shorts, a well-built young Hylam appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) yesterday, on a charge of stealing a watch from a compatriot. According to the prosecution, conducted by Inspector Goodship. the complainant and a friend
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    INJURED BY ACID.
    76 11 Bengali Charged In Police Court. Another case of alleged acid-throwing was mentioned before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, yesterday morning the parties concerned being Bengalis. Gokala Chand, the accused, was produced before his honour, and the prosecution asked for a week's time stating that one of
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    DR. LO WEN KAN RETURNS.
    460 11 Three-Hour Talk With Premier. Shanghai, Nov. 13. TV*- Lo Wen Kan, former Foreign U Minister who has just returned to the capital from his trip to Sinkiang (Chinese Turkestan), conversed for over three hours with Mr. Wang Ching Wei (Premier) at the latter's residence on
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    POLICE BAND CONCERT.
    63 11 The Band of the S.S. Police will play the following programme, weather permitting, at Telok Ayer to-day, commencing at 5.15 p.m. "A Strauss Garland." Winter: selection, "Cavalcade," Coward: waltz. "Sobre las Clas," Rosas; selection, "Merrie England." German; "Hungarian Dances V and VI." Brahms; gavotte, "Stephanie," Czibulka; march,
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    ILLICIT CHANDU.
    101 11 Found Tied To Legs Of Chinese. The unnatural gait of a Chinese. Chan Ah Mui. whilst walking down the gangway of the Memnon" on Sunday, attracted the attention of a Revenue Officer who was posted on duty on the ship. He promptly searched the man and found that
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    FIRE TRIAL.
    86 11 Or. fioibbeis Examined By DiinitroHf. Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 8 A crowded court toot, at the resumption of the notchstaß ftre trial listened to a battle between Dr. Ooebbelb and Dimltrofl Unlike other distinguished witnesses, Dr Goebbeis declined to make a speech and merely answered questions, and Ui
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    All Yesterday's Hockey Matches.
    835 12 S.T.C. November Races: To-day's Track Work. All Yesterday's Hockey Matches. College Team Beat The Cricket Club. RAFFLES College beat an "A" team of the S.C.C. at hockey by 3-2 on the Padang yesterday. It was a dull game until the latter stages, when the College, after being two goals down,
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    Miss Wu Wei Ching, winner of the girls* broad-jump championship at the Chinese sports meeting on Saturday.
    48 12 S.C.C. HOCKEY. S. C. c. team v. the Malaya Command to-morrow at Tanglin. F J. L. Mayger: F. V. Duckworth. C. E. Brooke; T. W. Morray, Lt. N C Phillips, D. H. Tudor; L. N. Davies M. C. Elliott. H. S. Hewett, Rev. n' Williams. L. S. Freer.
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    M.C.U. WIN.
    464 12 Miss Wu Wei Ching, winner of the girls* broad-jump championship at the Chinese sports meeting on Saturday. M.C.U. WIN. Hockty Match At Sepoy Lines. Though, .starting the go mo with two forwards short, the Medicai College Union had no difficulty in establishing an early lead and following it up with
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    ISLANDS BEAT P.S.
    263 12 tacked again on the left and though Willis stopped them for a while COOPER trapped a pass and scored with a hefty rising shot. C. Armstrong found Walker safe when he shot for goal in the next raid. And Kirn Chong was called upon twice to save from Toghill and
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    INTER-PORT CRICKET.
    422 12 the pack. In spite of this they put up quite a stout resistance. The best man on the field was Ainsworth, the Islands' scrum half who was very resourceful and quick to take advantage of a lapse by the defence. His dribbling was also good and enabled him to score
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    ENGLISH F.A. CUP COMPETITION.
    46 12 Hongkong, Nov. 14. The score at the lunth interval to-day in the interport cricket match between Hongkong: and Shanghai, was: HONGKONG: 240 and 212. SHANGHAI: 103 and 16 for 0 wkt. —Reuter. ENGLISH F.A. CUP COMPETITION. Draw For Matches On Nov. 25. i i I I
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    I.C.F.A. SOCCER.
    188 12 THE draw for the first round proper in the English F.A. Cup, in which Third Division teams are competing, and which are to be played on Nov. 25, resulted as follows: Gainsboro' Trinity or Shrewsbury v. Altringham. Manchester N. E. or Workington v. Southport port. Rotherham U. v. Southbanks St.
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    GRASSHOPPERS SOCCER XI.
    38 12 Mr. S. D. Rayman. commenting on the I.CF.A. soccer team's indifferent record, suggests that better results would be achieved if there were distinct teams for Indians and Ceylonese, playing at first in the lower divisions. GRASSHOPPERS SOCCER XI.
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY.
    80 12 The Grasshoppers XI defeated Kathiravelu's at soccer XI by one goal to nil on Friday. Kee Chuan scored the only goal of the match. On Sunday the Grasshoppers defeated the McNair Sports Club, also one goal to nil. Harith Omar was the scorer. The Grasshoppers are a team consisting of
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    S.T.C. November Races: To-day's Track Work. Final Gallops At Bukit Timah.
    901 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 13. Playing on the padang yesterday, the Paulian hockey team beat the St. Francis Association, of Malacca, who travelled to Seremban, by 2-1. The game was evenly contested. The scorers for the winners were Reutens and R. Lopez, while J. M. Lee netted for
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    THE SCRATCHINGS.
    53 12 The following horses and ponies have been scratched from to-mor-row's events: Limber Up, Silver Monk, Little Mester, Haraga. Sunspark, Quick March, Stoker, Prince Caravel, Money Spider, Veracity. Mentone. Phar Rone, True Light, Gold Finch, Capone, Blue Bird, Phoon Tok. Double tote on races 6 and 8. Big sweep
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    UNPOPULAR BOXING VERDICT.
    426 13 ki d Berg Outpointed In m Sew York. I r*i •sy/m&cnt.) London, Oct 23. Whitechapel I X jived a severe jolt to J o ut with Barney d vision to Tony -American, after a which Berg appeared comfortable margin lo' i took place in New j points.
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    LOCAL HOCKEY.
    94 13 Reims Tor To-morrow's Trial. :h preparatory to the the Singapore XI to meet in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, 1 the following day. will take S.C.C. ground to-morrow: JJ teanu will be: Cheok Wah (S.C.R.C.); C.S.C), Lieut. Douglass 1 Cpl Cremin (Wilts). Lt. A D H Tudor (S.C.C); N
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    M.C.C. IN INDIA.
    38 13 Tourists Run Up A Tall Score. Reuter. Amntsar, Nov. 11. eh between the M.C.C. and Punjab was left drawn. N PUNJAB: 264 (AmarMHI 103 for l wkt. 1 400 for 7 wkts. dccl. (TownWalters 86).-Reuter.
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    ULTIMATUM ISSUED.
    380 13 Stewards Reply To Control Board. (From Our 0?i n Ccrrcspondent.) London, Oct. 26. THE reply of the stewards of the British Boxing Board of Control to the proposals submitted at the recent annual general meeting—that the general meeting should have the power of overriding the stewards and power
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    HARBOURVIEW B.P.
    67 13 At a recent general meeting of the Harbourview BP held at the residence of Mr S K. Ong. the following were elected as office-bearers for the ensuing Resident. Mr. S. K. Ong; hon. secretary and treasurer. Mr. Joe hon auditor. Mr. Wee Peck Choon; hon. sports captain. Mr.
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    JOVIAL'S B.P.
    47 13 The Jovial's open singles championship was brought to a conclusion on Sunday when the final was playedl off between Lee Yang Chim and Taj Swee Hiong and resulting In a win for tne f °Bcores: Lee Yang Chin beat Tay Swee Hiong 15-4. 10—15, 15—9.
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    A SOUTH SEA TEST MATCH.
    358 13 Ends In A Sanguinary Battle. fFiom Our On Correspondent.) London, Nov. 2. C CRICKET played in the Solomon Islands is said to be more exciting than even "body-line Test matches. What may be called the final of the inter-island championship, on which teams from the
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    ENGLISH "RUGGER."
    104 13 Results Of Principal Matches. Reuter. Lxnuon. N'JV. 11. Ttw principal m* y lootmit inairtu* lJiajmi to-Unv rtMilted *> loUow*: CUeibtir<t 0. Durham 3, «»< Blvkcnlu-jd > Cornwall IS. Devon it. tat R*diulh>. Gloucester 14 Somerset 7. Lancashire 39. Cumberland a, tat Bluntlell* sands). Yorkshire 14 Northumberland P, "Pi
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    MARKET PRICE.
    458 13 Details Of Current Prices. I 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
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      275 13 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." is provided specially for them. invited to co-operate in keeping it W**» uni complete. Happenings of general Mere* v>ill still be included in ihe "Diary of The -Club Diary" can
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    CHINA AND OPIUM EVIL.
    1417 14 The, Recommendations. REPORT FROM LEAGUE OF NATIONS. London, Oct. 11. fHE Drug Evil in China is the subject of a communique just issued by the Anti-Opium Information Bureau. It is quite an interesting document of an historical nature. As regards actuality, it asserts that "to appreciate
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    SPAIN HONOURS THE DEAD.
    123 14 Author's Body To Be Taken Home,. Madrid. PREPARATIONS are being made here to givt a great national funeral to the remains of the noveurt, Blasoo Iranes, who wrote "The Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse." Ibanez, who was a Republican, died in exile in 1928, and was
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    CANTON SUPPORTS GEN. FANG.
    310 15 Overthrow Of Chiang Kai Shek Planned. i > Canton, Oct. 5. ■A T a meeting yesterday of C.E.C. members now in Canton, a decision was reached that Canton "should give every assistance to General Pang Chen-wu, the rebel general in North China, in his campaign against
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    TEACHERS UNPAID.
    133 15 Declared A General Strike As Protest. Peiping, Oct. 13. The teachers of Peiping primary schools have declared v general strike as a protest against the non-payment of their salaries. Although they have repeatedly approached the Educational Bureau asking for payment of their back salaries, they have failed to
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    CHINESE CITY ATTACKED.
    120 15 Japanese Plane Dropped Bombs On Yungning. Peiping, Oct. 13. According to a special message received from Yungning, a city on the Hopel-Chahar border in the vicinity of Mlyun, that city was raided by a Japanese bombing 'plane on the morning of October 11. The plane circled around
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    JAPANESE ARGUMENT.
    103 15 To Compel Abandonment Of Boycott Movement. Hongkong, Oct. 17. As a result of the recent Japanese consular meeting in Formosa, important decisions have been readied regarding measures for recovering Japan's lost trade in South China. It Is understood that the Japanese authorities decided, as a first step, to
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    NEW MOTOR ROAD.
    120 15 Shanghai-Wusih Highway To Be Constructed. Shanghai, Oct. 14. Under the auspices of Mayor Wu Teh-chen, Messrs. Yu Ya-enlng, Chang Kung-chuan, Chien Hsin-tze and a number of other noted local business leaders, a motor road is to be constructed between Shanghai and Wusih and a long distance motor-car
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    REBELS FALL OUT.
    191 15 Peng's Anti-Japanese Attitude. Peiping, Oct. 12. ACCORDING to information received from military sources, serious distension developed among the rebel commanders during a military conference held at Tangshan last night. It is understood that General Fang Chenwu insisted on adopting an anti-Japanese attitude, while General Chi Hung-chang was
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    JAPANESE AT MALANYU.
    92 15 Request That It Be Marked Out As Manchukuo Territory. Peiping, Oct. 19. Japantf c and Manchukuo troops are still stationed ?.t Malanyu, the place where the Manchu emperors are buried, and show no indication of withdrawing. On the contrary, the Japanese authorities are approaching the Chinese authorities
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    DR. LO WEN KAN.
    100 15 Met Dr. W. W. Yen In Siberian Town. Nanking, Oct. 1. According to a telegram received by the Government, Dr. Lo Wen-kan and Dr. W. W. Yen have met in a town in Western Siberia. They were the guests of honour at a dinner given on
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