Malaya Tribune, 8 November 1934

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    38 1 Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya VoL XXI.- No. 273 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. Nov. 8, 1934. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1934. KIVK CKNTS
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE NEW MOTOR COASTERS
    278 2 Shipping News Notices. THE NEW MOTOR COASTERS For Shallow Water And Short Sea Trade NO fewer than eight new motor coasters for the British coastal and short sea trade, especially designed ie carry large cargoes on a shallow draft, are now nearing completion. Three more have recently been put imo
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    FRENCH RIVALRY
    174 2 Normandie Longer And Heavier Than Ine Queen Mary Paris. The new French liner Normandie wal definitely be the biggest and greates ship in the world, says the Temps in a leading article. "How will British pride take tr.e news that our Normandie is nine feet longer and 6,280
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    BULLET-PROOF BOAT
    160 2 Captured By Swedish Preventive Service Stockholm. The Swedish preventive service has brought into Stockholm harbour a bul-let-proof speedboat named Kismet,' which has been captured its crew and a cargo of spirits eff the island of Aland. The boat has steel plate and sandbag protection strong enough to withstand
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    LINER INCIDENT
    124 2 Japanese Lady Novelist's Attempted Suicide I Mrs. Yachiyo Okada, a writer and wile of Mr. Saburosuke Okada, famous painter, attempted suicide aboard the NY.K liner Katori Maru on Sept. 14, when thp ship was passing through the Malacca Straits on her homebound voya&e from Europe, according to a
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    P. AND O. CAPTAIN
    487 2 Retires After 36 Years With Company; ONE of the well-known captain in the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co.'s service, Commander C. Siggers, R.D., R.N.R., has retired on pension. Captain S'ggers has. for the past five years, been in command of the companys Australian and China
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    CRUISER MONTCALM
    116 2 French Training Ship To Be Renamed Paris. The superannuated French cruise* Montcalm, which is used as a training ship, is to be rechristened Trcmentin to honour the memory of an intrepid French pilot. Trementin Iwas pilot of the frigate Panayoti. when she was attacked by pirates itt the
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    ACROSS EUROPE
    210 2 Waterway From North Sea To The Black Sea lui'i.uii-Muln, ANEW *tep toward* the tompleVion of a practicable ««icrway *?ross Europe, from the Norlh Sen to thir Ul<«f k Sou. han been :ake»t With 'ho const rue ijuti on the lower Main river betvrtsen Frankfurt an'i Muiit?., of the
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    TRAINING FUTURE OFFICERS
    630 2 Notable Features In/New Federal Liner SHE'S more like a passenger ship than a cargo vessel," remarked Commodore Sir Bertram Fox Hayes, C.M.G., D.5.0.. after he had completed his inspection cf the accommodation provided for the captain, officers, engineers and cadets in the Federal Steam Navigation Co.'s new
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      392 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. p*oZ BRITISH INDIA P. O. SL N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Dae P Tonnage. Singapore. RANPURA 17,000 Nov. 9 BURDWAN 6,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15.000 Nov. 23 RANCH! 17,000 Deo. 7 SOMALI 6,810 Dec. 19 N ALDER A 16,000 Dec. 21 1935 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Jan.
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      185 2 I iff LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). J j PPRBSS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. j I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, J Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, PoTt 11 j Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Suez, Said, Piraeus, Rrindisi, Venice and Port Said, Brindisi, Venice A Trieste. Trieste. I
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      369 2 HAM BURG-AMERIKA LINIE. iache nainpfachilf* W Cj haft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AlsD JAPAN PORTS. 0 Due Spore. f m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov 13 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 29 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Dec. 11 s.s. KARNAK.
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      488 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. 4*s NORDDLrTS( H| l{ lir#jTis (incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the C tended fixtures:—. OUTWARDS. Ull "TRIER," for Manila. Hongl S'hai, N. China and Japan t "LIPPE" for Manila Japan "TRAVE," for Manila, HW S'hai, N. China and Japan HOMEWARDS For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen. "SAALE" also calls
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    THE GANGSTER IN ENGLAND
    496 3 Few Have Guns HOW POLICE DEAL WITH THEM (By Air Mali) London, Oct. 24. JN several countries the crook', automatic seems now to be a uangerous and large almost as a machme-o-un, while the political terrorist takes with him on hh errands of death not only
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    AHMED ROBBERY
    562 3 Government Acts Quickly Other steps to stamp out the gunman once and for all were taken. The Government acted quickly once the threat of armed robbery was a reality, and last year Parliament passed the Firearms and Imitation Firearms 'Criminal Use» Bill which provided for penal servitude up
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    "I AM A POLICEMAN!"
    156 3 Cabinet Minister Saves Man Frorii Mtfb Oslo. SINGLE-hande.d. Mr. Arne Sunde, Norwegian Minister of has saved a man from a mob in whose hands he was fighting for his life. Members of the National Unionparty organized on Fascist lines—bad held a meeting and afterwards they marched
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    LOCUSTS FOR FOOD
    337 3 Explorer's Life In Desert (By Air Mail> London. Oct. 24 A man who lived for 22 years amon<.. the Bedouins of Northern Arabia, became a blood-brother of one of the fiercest tribes and lived for years 'on the edg? of starvation" has arrived h: London on a
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    THE TANK AND ITS ARMOUR
    462 3 Problems Of Speed And height •By Air Mailt. London, Oc, 24 MEMBERS ol the Army Council in Jf| these days, nave usually .*evpral prOWems before thrfn for Solu: on. One which claims considerable attention relaies to »the character of the Tank—its aimour. speed, weight.' size,
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    NON-POISONOUS SMOKING
    107 3 Growing Tobacco Plants Free From Nicotine Two hundred and fifty German planters are engaged in growing tobacc» plants which are free from nicotine. This fact was revealed In the course of n lecture delivered before a meeting of scientists at Hanover by Professor Kocnig, of the Tobacco Research
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    FLOODS AND DROUGHT
    96 3 Damage Of £66,000,000 Done In China .Shanghai. Floods and drought have done damage valued at 1.000.000.1)00 Chinese dollar* (approximately t'6G 000.000) in China this Jnear, aecordin.tr to investiga:ions made by the Government. Nearly two-thirds of Ch'na is at present experiencing: either drought or floods. It is es'ima'ed
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    A CHECK ON STATUES
    75 3 Lisbon. Lisbon City Council has decided that statues or memorials must not be erected to anyone until 50 years after his or her death. The proposer of the resolution, to' this effect which the Council adopted pointed out the heroes of one generation often become objects
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      95 3 V'" Perpetually pure Modern Dencal Science approves &rtd recommends Gibbs Dentifrice because it cleans teeth and month thoroughly and safely, and is itself thoroughly hygienic and germ -resisting. Gibbs Dentifrice is self-sterilising. Mils germs in a few secondsIts germ-destroying properties arc a< effective at the last brushful as at the
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      340 3 M DISSOLVED ACETYLENE £$Sfftr CARBONIC ACID. HYDROGEN \\x x iCWRr Citrous oxide, compressed II tjj&g AIR RARE GACE BBEff W ELDING RODS. V/ ELDING 73 ITarifi Studio:; i J i i i l I l i i i i l l l i i i i I t i t
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    CHINA'S ECONOMIC PARTITION
    464 4 JVill Be Suicidal CHINESE EDITORIAL COMMENT ACCORDING to telegraphic dispatches from both Taiyuan and Canton, the proposed special tax on goods imported into Shansi and Kwangtung will be postponed, in Shansi indefinitely and in Kwangtung to Jan. 1, 1936. We must attribute this sudden change of attitude
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    COMMUNICATIONS IN CHINA
    564 4 Railways And Roads Planned Nanking, Oct, 34. THE Fukien provincial authorities are drawing up plans for the construction of a railway to facilitate communication and develop the rich mineral resources of south-western Fukien The projected line will start from Foocbow, extend northward to Yenping and then westward
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    CONSERVANCY WORK
    77 4 Kiangsu To Engage 160,000 Men Tsmkiangpu, Kiangsu. Sept. 29 No less than 160,000 workers will bemployed for the conservancy work along the Huai River, according to the plans of the Kiangsu provincial government. iw2s.*2sP£ tne Project, $20.000,000 bonds will be issued. So far 90.000 men have already been
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    THIRD SHOW
    68 4 Six Hundred Horses On Display Kweihua, Suiyuan, Oct. 3. THE third provincial horse show will be held in this city, capital of Suiyuan, on Oct. 10; on the occasion of the Double Tenth anniversary. Six hundred of the best horses in the province are expected to be exhibited
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    ORIENTAL LIBRARY
    95 4 Three Thousand German Books Donated Shanghai, Oct. 6. Three thousand volumes of German books donated by various cultural and educational organisations in Germany will be presented to the Commercial Press Oriental Library at a ceremony to be held at the Chinese V.M.C A. in the French Concession on
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    CHINESE FLOUR
    69 4 Government To Investigate Depression Shanghai, Oct. 6. Following the slump in the local flour market, the Ministries of Industry and Finance have sent representatives to Shanghai to investigate the causes of the present crisis. Other delegates have been sent to Tientsin and Hankow to study the market there.
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    CHINESE OPIUM SMOKERS
    72 4 Chinkiang. Kiangsu, Oct. 12. So far 180,000 opium smokvrs have registered in Kiangsu, according to information from the Kiangsu provincial government Of this number Soochow, with 14,024 addicts, claims to have more opium smokers than any other centre. Several districts have not yet sent in their reports
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    CHINKIANG HIT HARD
    64 4 Chinkiang. Oct. 19 Chinkiang has been hard hit by the recent drought in Kiangsu. The total loss is estimated at $4,500,000 and the number of refugees at 148.000 persons. The $30,000 originally appropriated by the Kiangsu provincial government has proved far from sufficient for relief purposes and
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    Tribunes' China News Service SITUATION IN THE NORTH
    690 4 Three Problems NEED FOR RURAL REHABILITATION fifth plenary session of the Peiping Political Council will take place in Peiping to-morrow morning. In addition to the civil members of the Council, the chairmen of the provincial government of Hopei, Shantung, Shansi, Suiyuan and
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      381 4 But now you can Cure your «teeth from within— 11 anil conquer other JĔ ys Complaints too. JJ ya Many troupe* have the jf^ same cause as tooth-decay: FREQUENT \j HAIR FALLING OUT SHIN TROUBLE y r*^^^\ FEMININE j /f COMPLAINTS J /j* Iha booklet ment.oned Jfr w£ fcelow w.ll
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      87 4 A W 'U KEEP Jng. pVERY Sunday morning and perhaps nee or lwice during the week give Nature a helping hand in her lask of maintaining complete inner cleanliness. Andrews Liver Salt—-a leaspoonful #r w in a glass of water genily removes from ihe system ihe imwhich are at the
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    184 5 KrrECT OF AMERICAN ELECTIONS Helpful In Restoring Confidence .£y Our Financial Correspondent) StßKMpore, Thursday, noon. 10-Hny* I'riceet !iti<»hcr (Singapore), 211/* cts., up Vu ct. m 1 1, of Ton*: Vtry steady l"i (Singapore), ?H3'' a unrhang. > otrnfjty*# Prices:— I.'»in!«»n: ♦>••#«J., up *,gd rKft Tout; Steady. Sf
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    102 5 Sentiment Decidedly Brighter Reuter Wireless. 0.- London, Nov. 6. u\z Stock Exchange to-day sentiment was decidedly brighter allround and the upward movement of Jut-edged securities has b3en stronger than ever and in several instances Pfices further advanced from 15/- to ihe old 2»/ 2 per cent. Consols continued
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    KUCHAI TIN DREDGING CO., LTD.
    58 5 The results of the working of this Company's Bucket Dredge for the month of October are as follows: Actual Running Time 610 Hours 05 nuns. Time Lost 66 hours 25 mins. Government Tin Restriction Stoppage 6" hours 30 mins. Average Digging Depth 51.8 feet. Ore
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    RENONG TIN DREDGING CO., LTD.
    22 5 The above Company's output of ore for the month of October 1934 is:—No. 3 Dredge— -435 Piculs.
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    NEW SCUDAI, LIMITED
    34 5 The output of this Company's Estate for the month of October, 1934, amounts to 40.000 lbs. making a total of 238,300 ib.s. for the seven months of the current nnancial year.
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1195 5 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Co., exchange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of Fraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt: MINING Singapore, Thursday. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers:
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    RENONG TIN CO., LTD.
    544 5 Annual Meeting INCREASED DIVIDEND PAID THE 21st annual general meeting 1 was held at Winchester House, London, E.C.2, on Monday, October 8, 1934. Mr. A. E. Percy, F.C.A., (Chairman ot the Company), presided. Mr. C. B. Hester, on behalf ot Messrs. Guthrie Co., Ltd. (Secretaries), read
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    A GOOD DIVIDEND
    601 5 Satisfactory Balance Sheet During the thre e very lean years when so many tin mining companies were unable to declare, any dividend this Company paid 5 per cent., 2»/ 2 per cent., and z l /2 per cent., and it is gratifying to the Directors to be
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    LONG NEGOTIATIONS
    886 5 Necessary To Procure Full Support Long negotiations were undoubtedly necessary to procure full support to the. j wheme, and claims pui forward based upon past histoty and potential output I had to ba considered. Whenevei one puny received a greater allowance than he w r as strictly tmiivied
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    EMPIRE TRADE RECORD
    103 5 Interesting Comparative Figures London. THE export of British manufactures to Empire countries has now,' for the first time on record, exceeded the export of British manufactures to foreign countries. This statement is made In an Empire Industries Association bulletin, wmch reveals that during the fiis; eight months
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      89 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAILY PRICES CURRENT. r R.M.A. No. I. X. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Singapore, Thursday, noon. Buyers. Seller*. Spot (loose) 21% 21% X O.B.) Current month 21% 21% 'an. March 23% 23% AprilJJune 25% 25% July Sept. 26% 26% lone of Market: Quit steady. Latest Cable: London Spot
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      89 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D*Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 600,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed' Deposit
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      87 5 Nederlandscfce H andel-Maatscnappf j, N. ,V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. _WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HA6U£ BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the
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      255 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD, (Incorporated is New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AMD WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: t, FINLATSON GREEN. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd. CAPITAL: Authorised
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      327 6 M. HASSAN, ■6, 4 87, BRAS BASAH BO AD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water ser- t vice line. j We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge
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      615 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. CHEAP SALE Paddock Arrow Shirts, BorsaJino Hats, Ladies' Silk Stockings and underware, Ladies' Flapjacks, Scent Sprays, Scent Bottles, Perfumery, Soaps, Powders, American First class quality Towels, Damask tabic cloth, Sheeting and Serviets, Belgium cut Glassware, etc., etc. MART EXCHANGE, 301, North Bridge Road, Corner of Bras Basah Road
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      836 6 JPUBLIC NOTICES. CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES DEPARTMENT, F-M.S. S.S. INDIAN CO-OPERATIVE OFFICERS. Applications arc invited for three appointments in 1985 in the above Department. Applicants should be between 25 and 35 years of age and should have passed the Senior Cambiidge Examination or its t-qui-valent. Applications from persons already in G >vernment
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      354 6 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Assistant- Book-keeper with Banking experience preferable. Apply Box No. 471, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. I WANTED—Experienced Lady Dresjcutter icr Madam Sumatia. Apply Flat 7. Capitol Building. WANTED—Reliable houses to represent us in F.M.S. for the sale of our sports materials. For terms phase apply to Lime Co..
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      309 6 I EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. J (A Government Registered School), v (For Boys and Girls). 1-A, Kirk Terrace. Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education —Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, i etc. i Booklet free. M.
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    DITCH AIR RACE ENTRY
    1296 7 The "Stork" X.L.M. PLANE TO FLY BACK TiiK decision of the X.L.M. (Royal Dutch Air Lines), to enter for Macßobertson races with two one in the speed and one in dicap race, arose from conons connected with the furdevelopment of the air net of company. merciaHy
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    ALLEGED SEDITIOUS LITERATURE
    94 7 Charges Against Three Young Chinese Singapore. Wednesday. f H ti^ D Wit P° of seditious L Ah rfiS ree youn S Chinese, Ong Ah L,i Jnn g J °ne Kong Kong and Or. an Lai appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice», to-day honcur discharged the
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    DISPUTE SETTLED
    58 7 Shanghai, Nov. 7. According, to information received a Nanking the dispute betwe.en Tibet and Sikang has been settled. An agreement has been reached containing eight clauses and it will be signed sho.tly. The dispute concerned mainly witl r.e demarcation of the oordc.r between ribe.t and Sikang. the Chinese
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    MARSHAL CHIANG
    272 7 To Meet Shansi Warlord Shanghai, Nov. 7. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek and his 111 wife and their party arrived at Tatung on Monday night. They visited Wankong yesterday. A oig welcome is being arranged at Taivun. the Shansi capital, for the Generalissimo. Marshal Chiang left Tatung for Kweihua
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    ACCUSED ACQUITTED
    329 7 Alleged Trespass And Causing Of Hurt Singapore. Wednesday. Charged with house trespass anc volun.arily causing hurt, a yount Ch ncse named Boon Kirn was pio.sccui d before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N Grice'. to-day. The complainant was an elderly man of the same nationality ICi'. W. A. N.
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    STABBED HIS BROTHER
    108 7 Rattan For A Chinese Boy Singapore, Wednesday. I Tco Lian Chui, a 14-year-old Hoklen boy, pleaded guilty before Mr. J. M. I Brander, the third magistrate, to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon. Court Inspector D. R. Cowie said that uhe complainant was
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    STOWAWAY IN COURT
    92 7 Singapore, Thursday. Mohamcd, an Indian Muslim, was produced before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of being a vagrant without visible means of subsistence. The accused, who found his way to Singapore as a stowaway on the French steamship Bcnardian St. Pierre,
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    JAPANESE IN NORTH CHINA
    482 7 "Great Asianism" Movement Shanghai, Nov. 7. THREE Japanese 'planes scouted over Fungyuhsien, along the Great Wall, yesterday. They withdrew later to he north-west. The sistei'-in-law of the Japanese Emperor's sister arrived in Peipirife terday on an important mission. The so-called Japanese Human Ben* /olence Society in
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    F.B.I. MISSION
    274 7 Advantage To British Trade Reuter. Vancouver, Nov. 7. yiR Charles Seligman, who arrived here j en route to England, declared thai Anglo-Japanese goodwill had been further cemented by the British Indus* res Mission's tour and he believed that hey had accomplished their purpose. None of them had mentioned
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    SHOOTING AFFRAY
    94 7 Accused Produced lii Court Again Singapore, Wednesday. THE two Chinese, Cheng Seng and Lee Kirn Pong, who were arrested following the shcoting affray in Malabar Street recently, made a second appearance before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice» to-day. when a further pos poncment was applied for and
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    AGRICULTURE IN MALAYA
    205 7 Reports Of Activities In 1933 The annual reports of the Field Branches of the Department of Agriculture )f the Straits Settlements and Federited Malay States for the year 1933, vhich have just been published, reviews nost thoroughly the progress made by he department In regard to agricultural
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    ALLEGED ABETMENT OF FORGERY
    160 7 Chinese On Trial At Assizes Singapore, Wednesday. THE hearing of the case in which Koh Soon Poh, a Chinese was charged with abetting the offence of forgery of three letters, was resumed in the Assizes this morning before Mr. Justice Prichard. The case was begun last
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    SWIMMING POOL COMPLAINT
    81 7 Singapore, Thursday. Charges of housebreaking and theft of a wristlet watch and $1 in cash belonging to one Too Moy Yeok were cited against a Chinese named Hwee Kum Teong In the Third Police Court before Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday. The accused is alleged to have
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    ALLEGED STOLEN BELTS
    64 7 Singapore, Thursday. A Chinese named Lcong Tong was produced before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of dishonestly receiving six leather belts which were alleged to have been stolen. Leong Tong said thai he was in the People's Par!: and was arrested
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      208 7 OLD-FASHIONED M *It looks old, it sounds old, it is old. All night AwjgW/Jj long its heavy tick disturbs your rest. In the > morning, this old-fashioned alarm clock jolts you roughly out of dreamland. MODERN But the new Big Ben is different. This beautiful new clock ticks quietly throughout
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    333 8 VESSELS ARRIVED Rohna, British, 4,759 tons; from Madras 5.11, t 0 Ind a via Ports 8.11. Tarakan, Dutch, 7,917 tons; from Calcutta 3.11, to Tj. Pandan 6.11. Chak Sane:, Bri ish, 1,470 tons; from Hongkong 5.11, to Penang and Calcutta Jilt. Cremcr,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    112 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 3. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Rajputana 18; Takada 14; Glenbeg 11; Erria 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Atreus 30: Penrith Castle 32, Cingalese Prince 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    119 8 Mails from Europe London mails despatched on Oct 18». by the Ranpuru will nrilve by train to-moirow morning. Cor* respondence will be ready tor delivery lo boxholdcrs at 8.45 a.m. and delivery !;v postmen will commence at the same time. The local agents of the Netherlands Mr Service
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    15 8 Left Arrd. By Spore London Marnix Van St. Aldegonde Oct. 19 Nov. 7
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    193 8 OELLIN6. Singapore, Nov. 8. London 3 months' sight 2|4 7|32 London 4 months' sight 2|4 3;JB London 60 days' sight 2|4 5|32 London 30 days' sight 2|4Vfc London demand 2|4 £,32 London T.T. 2J4 I* Lyons and Paris demand col Hamburg demand J43 New York demand 58*4 Batavia
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    203 8 {Singapore. Nov. 8. R. (Siami W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $107 R. (SiamuW. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $105 R. <S:am> W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $102 Rice, B. Siam N.l per Koyan SlO6 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $102 Slam, Al Si6a Siam. 1
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    66 8 ALHAMBRA.—' Charlie Chan's Courage." APOLLO.—' The Actress" <Bombay-Ki-Mchini"), Hindustani talkie. CAPITOL.—"Tarzan and His Mate." EMPIRE —'The Only Girl." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing. Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLEOROUGH.—Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Ooeras. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—"WiId Boy." RITZ,-' Eskimo" and "It's
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      184 8 The Young People's Circle: Evening of musical and literary items, Geylang Methodist Episcopal Church, 8. Lunar Athletic and Musical Party: J Music practice, Mr. Wee Bah Leng's residence. 24, Breeze Road, off Nelson Road. 7.45 p.m. j SATURDAY, NOV. 10 Gaylads Minstrels: Committee meet- j ing, Mr. Gan Hock Chye's
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      428 8 DIARY Of Tti£ DAY] WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, NOV. 8 High Tides.—lo.3s a.m., 11.47 p.m. Inter-Port Rowing: Singapore v. M:r:. Singapore Harbour. Rugy: Training and Scrum Practice, sec Hockey: Girls' Sports Club v. Y.W.C A. 11, G.S.C. ground; S.C.C. v. Ceylon S.C., Balestier Road; Indian Assn.
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    USE OF DANGEROUS WEAPON
    553 9 Shanghai Chinese Fined In Local Court Singapore, Thursday. AN assault by three Shanghai Chinese on two compatriots near the Southern Hotel, almost a year a?o, had touel in tne Third Police Court yesterday, before Mr. J. M. Blander, when Let Teng Bng was charged with TOluntarih
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    BOYS' BRIGADE
    79 9 Annual Inspection In R.I. Hall To-Morrow The Fourth Annual Inspection of the First Singapore Company of the Boys Brigade will take place in Raffles Institution hall to-morrow at 8.30 p.m. The time of commencement has been altered from 5.30 p.m. owing to the reception of H. E. the
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    LATEST CHINA NEWS
    433 9 Canton's Petition To Nanking Hongkong, Nov. 7. THE South-West Political Council of Canton has wired to the Executive Yuan at Nanking urging the latter o abolish the order for the establishment of a customs station at Kowloon n the ground that this will adversely fleet trade and
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    VICE-ADMIRAL FOURNIER
    32 9 Death Of Famous French Naval Figure r Reuter. Paris, Nov. 7. 4-- The death is announced of ViceAdmiral Fourniec, who played a distinctive part in the annexation of Cochin China.—Reuter.
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    CHINESE IN ANNAM
    51 9 Hongkong, Nov. 6\ Mr Kai Chai Hou, the Commissioner for Foreign Affairs, Kwangtung, paid a brief visit to Hongkong yesterday. He discussed with the French Minister the questions of the alleged ill-treat-merit of overseas Chinese in Annam pnd the proposed conclusion -Of the Sino-Annam Treaty.—Sin Chew Jit
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    TEN "DONTS" FOR BEAUTIES
    634 9 How To Keep Your Figure BY EARL CARROLL (recognised authority on feminine pulchritude, whose famous "Murder ot the Vanities" has been brought to the screen by Paramount. It comzs ta the Capitol Theatre with picked beauties from the Neiv York production \of the play, Carl Brisson,
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    OFFENSIVE TRADES FEES INCREASED
    1366 9 Rural Board Meeting POLICE AND EATING SHOPS Singapore, Wednesday. JNCREASED fees for offensive trades, the licensing by the Rural Board instead of the Police of eating houses, and some relief for the coconut industry, were amon•.; the decisions arrived at, at to-day's meeting of the Rural
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    FALSE INFORMATION CHARGES
    322 9 Conviction Of Excitable Chinese 1 1 i Singapore, Thursday. PRODUCED on two charges of making false reports to the police, Bay Ah Ngoh, a frail looking Chinese, wa3 before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate, yesterday. Court Inspector D. R. Cowie said that In one instance
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    PENANG'S MUNICIPAL BUDGET
    380 9 Satisfactory Financial Position /From Our Own Cnrf avouch:) ivnanf! Vu» 7. AT a special moeUiK ...f tJv Mwmop Commissioner* Iv .t.iy nude for 1f)35 *ai pa wiUi cvu'i amendments. In a lenßihy >peocfc, potfihc rib-j' to the genera 1 eiticknt oi .irio t Municipal dcpartm nus. bv
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    100 9 To Study \V atcr Conservancy Arc! Corarmnicatlons Reuter. Grnc-vr *:.yv. 7. The annoutloas th<r- clrtri>. of a. missiori .0 China <_•! exp i •> -~g > w.i'pj* cont?t tv2jjcy ond f*r«ij«j cT'oiuf cations Uiifer tf;e r, 1 co-opcratiwi teiween tfa L n jm China. Th>- :nei_nb
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    42 9 Food Given To The Poor To Celebrate Recovery A'ctamlriu FiH'rt I'/nt* •ii<tribu!e«l i.t 2,imhi p< it pi'opi" tn !V.w('«W t 112 yi\s .<r v bv tli Im-crnor of I i- ih,:.r t *r. -cl-dm Kintf Fiwf* »tTuv«.-ry frooi hi ■«<»•
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    GERMANY AND THE SAAR
    258 11 Versailles Treaty MILITARY CLAUSES TO BE DENOUNCED Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 3. the Saar Plebiscite. Germany intends to denounce the military clauses of the Versailles Treaty, according to Le Temps' Geneva correspondent. Germany will then consider that she has obtained equal rights for fife lack of
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    MYSTERY FILM AT THE ALHAMBRA
    303 11 Warner Oland In 14 Charlie Chan's Courage 99 AT THE CINEMAS WARNER Oland. as Charlie Chan, the great Chinese detective oi the Honolulu Police, has to-day become a real character to readers of mystery stories and as a screen personality* he has never failed to
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    26 12 uEIH.ERS—KiIIed m a motor accuttuU in Unglarvi on Nwv. .i, Harry. 112 .urth son 01 Mr. uUtl Mr?. G. U. ochlers >t SiAKuf)v>rt.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    51 12 Cheung Aon Linn, Aun Choo, (L>rj Ami Sun, Auu K »h uim! Aun Seek, thank uli frictiil», relative*. am} others u'hj kindly attended tin- funeral, vt <«ut wreath» or a roll? ».r uf condolenee. in expressed -ympathy at the death ot their dear father lav Mr. «.'heor.g Chwee Puan
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    45 12 Mr?. Tan Sim Poey uiu! lumily U>p to thunk their relatives, friernk and rnembi-rt of Soon Hoe Kok f<r fbi-ir r»igfht-viand attendance at the funeral of the lale Mr. Tan Sim Poej a.;d all tbo?«? who avnt v rea.its and lette»* uf i'oo>J jlence,
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    MALAYA'S WELCOME
    631 12 fjOMMUNITV leaders and Chambers of Commerce in Malaya have prepared their respectful addresses to the new Governor and High Commissioner, who arrived in Penang to-day and will be in Singapore to-morrow. These are addresses of welcome and it is not customary in such documents to make more than
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    198 12 Monday. Oct. 29. In the morning His Excellency presided at the Annual General Meeting of the Children's Aid Society at Government House. Wednesday. Oct. 31. His Excellency dined with the graduates of the Scottish Universities at Sea View Hotel. Thursday, Nov. 1. The Hon. Mr. C. D. Ahearne
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    Notes and Comments European Unrest
    279 12 FOLLOWING two rebellions in which over two thourand persons were killed and wounded. Austria, which has become ihS powder magazine of Europe, is now threatened with a third revolution before the end of the year, according to a message from Vienna. Should this materialise with
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    France Buying Charcoal!
    188 12 j A WRITER in a Ceylon paper seeKs to create a war scare over the fact that j France has Deen buying large quantities of coconut-sheJl charcoal from mat island. This sudden demand, according to the writer, has given a tremendous fillip to the trade, so much
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    "Slush"
    180 12 STRONG criticism of ihe 'outpourings" of British journalists on the. topic of he Royal engagement is made by Britain's Liberal weekly, The New Statesman and Nation, which characterises the various articles on the subject as slush." After expressing the view tha* the congratulation stages having been passed it would
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    Personality
    182 12 THE much used phra-e "I've gut personality" has for a long time Deen enough to explain the speaker's rise *o wo: Idly success, but the re.?ent exposures of big business personalities such as Kieuger make one wonder how much ol this world's economic ill is due to the crazy
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    213 12 "Looker-On" I HAVE been making a trip to Kuala j Lumpur and finding out interesting things about the F.M.S. Railways on the I way. j A For instance, they own 186 locomotives, 380 passenger coaches and 5.037 goods vehicles. AAA I And there are some things
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    New Governor's Message Through The Tribune SPECIAL INTERVIEW IN PENANG
    485 13 co-operation mm THE UNOFFICULS CROWN COLONY GOVERNMENT ■MAY <PLAY CRICKET FOR THE KON-VENDEJtS (From Our Special Representative) Penang, Nov. 8. fj E. Sir Shenton Thomas, K.C.M.G., 0.8. E., the new Cover- nor and Commander-:n- Chief of the Straits Settlements and
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    MONOPOLIES RAID
    117 13 Accused Asked To Furnish 10.000 Bail Singapore. Thursday. •i ti before the acting Criminal •luctge with possession of a i .ntliy of chundu and opium j- übout 54.000. a Chinese who 'od in a house in which the ..f.'uftd was discovered was asked to bail m the sum
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    ANGLO-GERMAN DEBTS
    33 13 Lancashire Raises Embargo Reuter. London. Nov 6. thashlre textile manfacturers have d to raise the embargo on the* •of goods to Germany as they ■••> tier the Anglo-German Debts* PayAgreement acceptable.—Reuter ••■•icss.
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    C.E.R. SALE
    39 13 Shanghai, Nov. 8 negotiations for the sai? of the Eastern Railway have been in- y prolonged owing to difficulties question of the price to be for payment in kind of part of e?.—Bb) Chew Ji t Poh.
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    "A COMPLETE SNEAK"
    131 13 Informers Of Action I Reuter Wireless. I»ndon. Nov 6 8ir Oer2ld llurst i(?on.> ovtLtined leave tNis 2lternoon to introduce 2 dill to 2donsn tne rigNt ol tne so-ca1l?d informed to tnlce le»F2l 2ction lor iltc purpose ol recovering penalties He declared triad 2 common inlorm W2s 2
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    SPANISH REVOLT
    34 13 Death Sentences Commuted Reuter Wireless. Madrid, Nov. 6. Sentences of death upon three officers and eighteen civilians in connection with the recent revolt have been commuted to 30 years' imprisonment.— Reuter Wireless.
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    LATE INSPECTOR JUDGE
    31 13 Singapore. Thursday. The inquest in connection with the death of Detective-Inspector Judge will, be held by the Singapore Coroner, Mr J W. G. Porter, commencing 10.30 a.m. tomorrow.
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    M. Doumergue Threatens To Resign
    564 13 Fears Of Currency Crisis Reuted Wireless. Paris. Nov. 7. MDOUMERGUE stated that he would definitely resign tomorrow if the Radical Socialist Ministers resigned from the Cabinet. —Renter. London. Nov. 7. The virtual doom ot* M. Doumer "rue's Cabinet was responsible for a renewed outbreak of
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    138 13 Reuter Wireless. Mr. Davis said that the American Delegation did not wish to end the pre- sent meedngs without having examined 1 eveiy possible opinion and desired to hear everything the Japanese Government wished t 0 put forwardAt the. same time, Mr. Davis expressed the opinion that questions of procedure
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    EX-PRESIDENT OF CUBA
    40 13 Dying From Effects Of Poisoning" Reuter. New York. Nov. 8. ACCORDING to the New York Mirror, ex-President Machado of Cuba is dying in a cottage in the neighbourhood of Santo ♦Domingo, suffering from the effects of poison.—Reuter.
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    CRITICAL MEETING PENDING
    438 13 Naval Talks IT. S. ANXIOUSLY WAITING London, Nov. 7. 'J HE fact that there is little hope ol the Washington Naval Treaty escaping- Japanese denunciation be. lore Dec. 81, says The Times, makes the present conversation* all the more desirable with a view to draft* inp a
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    U. S. FEDERAL ELECTIONS
    629 13 HUGE VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS Wall Street «Unmoved No Radical Tendencies Expected Reuter. I New York, Nov. V. THE disaster to the Republican J urtj' appears overwhelming, in* latest returns show the composition of the Senate as G7 Democrats and 27 Republicans, while thtreturns for the House
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    The Food Hawker Problem in Kuala Lumpur SANITARY BOARD MEETING
    111 14 Traffic Control 1 1 j J ROAD USERS TO BLAME (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. TRAFFIC control measures and the food hawker problem came in for I good deal of discussion at to-day's meeting of the Kuala Lumpur
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    FOOD HAWKERS
    1100 14 Health Officer Advocates Abolition DR. GROSS said The subject of the control of feed hawkers has been considered from time to time, and whilst there has been na doubt in the minds of Health Officers t'.at these people are a source of dan«_er to the public, the public
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    MR. KHAN AH CHONG
    1259 14 C'a:>e For The Hawkers* Retention ?.ii\ Kha-i Ah Clioii!» wi«hi i *o know 1 >- Office o a lTduc'joi. or 1.400 lor ncx year and 1.200 .n 103 d Dr. Grass, 4ti reply, >4 ;id tiij. h w prepared to agree wi'h she 'igurMr, Khan All
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    HEAVY REDUCTION
    1118 14 Hawkers M ho Are Physically Unfit v/fter. :hi.< subteet W'ts brought up before the General Purpose Commuter on. ho 13th of last month, I agreed to he reduction mentioned in the minutes of tliar Committee under the* impression lhat l 600 iiawkei& memlonrd. referred •< .«flvlcm peflincr food
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    DAMAGES FOR BRITISH FASCIST LEADER
    129 14 Political Libel Suit Against Daily News Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 6 SIR Oswald Mosiey. head of the British Union of Fascists, has been awarded £5.000 damages in the High Court in a political libel suit against the Daily News, proprietors of the Star. Sir Oswald
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    POPPY DAY
    349 14 Active Preparations In Johore (From Our Oun Correspondent) Johore. Nov. 7. AT a meeting of representatives of the general public cf Muar, held in th; office of th: State Commissioner, H.H. Tungku Ahmad Temmengong. D.X.. it was decided to hold a sports meet and various other attractions in
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    EUROPEAN POLITICS
    83 14 Hungarian Premier Visits Mussolini Reuter Wireless. J Rome. Nov. 5. Gocmboes. the Hungarian \l Premier, has arrived from Vinna and was greeted by Signer Mussolini, with Whom lip will discuss the political situa- Hon in Ei? mo* with sppcial reference to Ttnly-Kungyrian relations.—Router Wire- l?.-:s AUSTRIA AND GERMANY
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    110 14 Member OF Well-Known K.L. Family The dial!* Che' Saihon binti Wan Cluk, the 21-v .r-otd wife of Che' Ibrahim of ihe Pom Office, Ku*la Selangor I'cruiT'd at K.uali Selangor Govoniin?iit Quarters ri/p the night of Nov. 4. und the funeral toofc pluee the fojlowlye afternoon at
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    384 14 Heavy Fighting BATTLE LASTS MAN", DAYS Hongkong. Nov S, Hh,AV\ lighting lieU\«-vu lu< .ii, tonese troop* aw.l the kivj- u resumed at ChtWjgkow hji Jhcail' and ha.-> continued since. Mmv ili.u 20,000 Communist* \u-iv thrnwi into the battle, and Ihe g 111i wa audible ai Luchang,
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    132 14 Delegation To Inters u Him In London BvV.?ktfk V. THE Fiuisirieiil oj chc F >*•.'■ -ctnb'y. Hie Pjr .t the Secretary-G .i\cral ot iv t ci ol State *j tid the ij" Ministry for Foreign Affair-- in. for Englnt:d to ixciialn 10 K. I hipok. the
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    411 15 To-morrow's Programme <(U NTIL CHAMBER (ERKMONY 11 m the full programme ceremony of welcoming Shenton Thomas, I 1.8. E., Governor and Comhief of the Straits Settle. High Commissioner for States, when he arrives in to-morrow, ed by Lady Thomas laughter Miss Bridget Excellency is travelling on the
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    CRISIS IN S. WALES COALFIELD
    122 15 Notice To Terminate Contracts Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 6. I OTIHER crisis has arisen in the il ith Wales Coalfield. Executive Council of the South Miners' Federation at Cardiff todecided to recommend to the Dele»l thy» Coal Fields' Conference in morrow to tender four»teen cc
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    BOY CHARGED
    54 15 Singapore, Wednesday. Jan Bali Bee. aged 15. was charged Mr. j. m. Brander, the third ate. with breaking into a house teo Lane at 9 p.m. on Nov. 1. and jng clothing (shirts and trousers) value of $10 belonging to one ')on. accused claimed to be tried, and
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    54 15 Takes Seat In House Of I^ords Reuter. London. Nov. 7. THE Duke of Kent. imrotfUcod by the Prince of Wale' itnd me Dukp 01 York. onJf hl-j ~ci, m riip JlDtiSt? 01 Lords th s afternoon .iiind his: on.* ceremonial and a nwrted Douse and signed •he
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    83 15 The Municipal health sta'-ement for the week ended Nov. 3 shows -hat there won--206 deaths, compared with 204 in the preceding week and with 188 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were: —Beriberi 9. phth'sis 23. malaria pneumonia 21». comulsions
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    TRAFFIC IN ARMS
    115 15 British Inquiry Into Whok Question Reuter. London. Nov. 8. IT is learnt that when the arms traffic i question is debated in the House ol Commons to-morrow, the Governm:nt will offer an inquiry into the whole question of the manufacture,and sale of arms. It is stated that
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    TO-DAY'S WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    258 15 Mr. D. S. S. Douglas Miss Erica Roberts Paterson THE marriage was solemnized to-day at 8 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church. Singapore, of Mr. D. S. S. Douglas, nanager of the National CKy Bank Singaoon' 5 to Miss Erica Roberts Pater on, the only daughter of
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    SEREMBAN POLICE COURT
    154 15 Alleged Seditous Documents (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. 7. Two milksellers. a Sikh and a Pathan were produced before th? Seremban magistrate on a charge of selling adulerated milk. His worship sentenced the first acused to pay a fine of $75, or in de.ault six weeks'
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    AIR RACE PROTEST
    136 15 Alor Star Officials Blamed Reuter Wireless. Melbourne, Nov. 7. TWENTY-THREE minutes mean a £1,000 to me," said Squadron Leader D. E. Stodart. in lodging a protest against the award of the handicap third prize to Mr. C. J. Melrose who beat him by fourteen minutes. Squadron Leader
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    WAR TRAGEDY RECALLED
    124 15 Memorial To German Naval Officer Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov. 6 Flags ftew at half-mast while church bells tolled throughout Luebeck in honour of Karl Lody, the German nava' officer, shot as a spy in the Tower of London in 1914. A memorial to Lody built into th
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    Negri Sembilan To Pay Hockey Visit To Singapore FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
    505 16 TWO MATCHES FOR THE WEEK-END STRONGEST LOCAL ELEVEN SELECTED SATURDAY'S STATE GAME (By "Forward") FOR the first time in local hockey history, Negri Sembilan are to pay a visit to Singapore. Twc matches have been arranged for
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    PLAYER'S FIVE GOALS IN SUCCESSION
    123 16 High School Beat A.C.S. By 9—l IN the inter-school hockey competition for the Clarke Trophy in Malacca, the High School beat the Anglo Chinese School, who recently took up the game, by nine goals to one. Late in the first half, the High School scored
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    GREEN HILL B.P. WINS
    109 16 The Green Hill Badminton Partty 3eat the National Badminton Party at he latter's court at River Valley Road by five games to two. Results (Green -lill B.P. players mentioned first): Yeo Hong Chuan beat Soong Meng Tek 15-12, 15-3; William Tan beat Socng Cheng Using 2-15,
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    TEN GOALS SCORED IN MATCH
    524 16 St. Matthews' Big Win In S.C.F.A. League Singapore, Thursday. ST. Matthews defeated the C.W.A.A. by eight goals to two when they met in an S.C.F.A. soccer league match at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Monday. Up to the scoring cf their first goal, the C.W.A.A.
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    HOME RUGBY
    34 16 An interesting incident in the rugger match on the padang yesterday in which H.M.S. Terror beat an S.C.C. XV by six points nwo tries) to nil. HOME RUGBY Cambridge U. Overwhelm Guy's Hospital Reuter.
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    VOLUNTEER RUGGER ENCOUNTER
    45 16 London, Nov. 7. The following are the results of. the Rugby Union matches played to-day: Middlesex 9 Surrey 13. Hospital 9 Cambridge University Oxford University 0 Leicester 11. St. Bart's Hospital 0 Army XV 9. —Reuter. VOLUNTEER RUGGER ENCOUNTER S.S.VJP. v. F.M.S.V.F. Match At K.L.
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    SELANGOR COLTS
    364 16 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. FAMS for Saturday's rugger match between the Volunteers of the Straits and the F.M.S, in Kuala Lumpur, give promise of one of th? most keenly contested games of the season. Arrangements are complete and tne proceeds of the gate will be donated to
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    LOCAL PING-PONG
    135 16 THE Selangor Colts, one of the strongest hockey combinations in Kuala Lumpur, will be visiting Singapore over the week-end and will play, in all, four matches, two on Saturday and two on Monday. The first team will be opposed to the Chinese first and the Singapore Colts first, and the
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    H.M.S. Terror's Forwards Push Way To Victory
    565 16 Singapore, Thursday. The following matches in the Singapore ping-pong singles championship will take place to-night at the Great World. Chan Yip Chong (CCA.A.) v. Syed A. Rahman (P.O.C) at 7.45 p.m. Chow Tien Fook (CCA.A.) v. Tan Boon Poh (S.C.R.C) at 8.45 p.m. H.M.S. Terror's Forwards Push Way To Victory
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    BADMINTON
    258 16 Results Of Ties In Johore Championships The following were results jol ties played 011 Tu sday in the Johore badminton championships Junior Singles: Y ~C. Tan (Bluet» lo*t to Ahmad b. Prang «Posto» 7-15, 10-15. Inter-Club: Pahang Rangers BP. lose to Education Dept. BP. by one gam=; to four;
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    TECHNICAL SCHOOL
    141 16 K.L. Hockey Teams To Visit Malacca %Frcvi Our Oun Reporter Kual3 Lumpur, Wed!»» > The Technical School hockey will ce visiting Malacca during taming weekend to play n sir; hockey matches there The School "A" team will play Malacca Chinese and tlv- St. t*i Association. while the "B"
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    97 16 The following have been invited play hockey for S.C.C. v. R tute on Monday on R. I. gi H. A. Exley; P. H. Harrison J B MacDougall; W. Hannay. C Flttoek, E. C. Watson; C. T. Smith. J i Mitchell, F. L. Lane, Lt.-Comdr. H A. L. V.
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    Full Entries For Coming Singapore Race Meeting 113 Horses And 29 Ponies In Final List
    783 17 Class One Animals Not Catered For; Schedule Of Events QNE hundred and thirteen horse s, in classes 2 and 3, and 29 ponies m class 2, have been entered for the three-day of the Singapore
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    135 17 Classification Of Horses And Ponies THE following are 'ho latent < lassificattonr of horse* and ponies: HORSES Transfers:— Angelus from C'lafn 4 to Class 3. Redouble from Class 4 lo Class 8. Tr pi» Green from Class 1 to Class '1. Sbilleleairh from Class 3 ta (.lass 4.
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    STATE BADMINTON
    229 17 Penang's Team For Leong I Sin Nam Cup j (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Wednesday. PENANG'S tarn for the Leong 3in Nam Cup tournament has now been selected but in view of the possibility of some of those selected not being ab':e to travel, last minute changes may
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    KLANG SOCCER
    486 17 Chinese Beat Coast Club In League I|N the Klang District Football Leagut I 1934, the Klang United Chinese "A' defeated the Selangor Coast Club bj j five goals to nil on the Klang Padang f on Friday last. Che Daud was In charg( 1 of the whistle and
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    INTERPORT EVENT TO-DAY
    277 17 Singapore v. Miri Rowing SINGAPORE and Miri will row for the InUrport Challenge Cup for fours to-day. There will also be a sculling race between the spare men of the comp thing crews. The events will mark the close of the local rowing scascn. Crews for to-day's
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    LOCAL GOLF
    611 17 November Bogey Results At S.G.C. Mrs. J. Stone 25 1 down Miss M. M. HadJey 22 3 Mrs. J. L. Campbell 22 4 "C" DIVISION Mts. A. Stone 36 3 up Miss N. Sim 30 2 Mrs. G. M. McNair 28 all sq. M,rs. H. Sanders 34 Mrs.
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    65 17 A team will be selected from the following to represent the Bendfmeer Athletic Club in the S.C.F.A. League ogainst the Amicable Athletic Association on Friday at the Jalan Besar 9 Cheok Wah, 110 Puck. Siak Cheng, Ah Kong. Choon Whatt, Peck Kan, Ah Wing, Ah Soo. Hen Fal,
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    45 17 The following are invited to play hockey for the Ceylon Sports Club a'/r.inst S.C.C. on Thursday, at Balestier: A. S. A. Jansen; K. Muttukurnaru, P. Ratna«ahapatnv, A. W. Thevathasam, Dr. Jayesuria,Ch.Jliah; Thuraisingham, V. Aabwountr, T. E. K. Rctnam, V. ParanW-hy, S. Veh> pillay.
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      655 18 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME CuURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Summa. y Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 466 of 1934. Re MAX AH YENG, of No. 198, Waterloo Street, Singapore, StoreKeeper at the Bonded Store "D," Liquor Department, Singapore Harbour Board. Reci ivi ig
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      787 18 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY). IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPOR Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 313 of 19 Re CHOP BAN THYE LOONG of No. 48, Merchant Road, Singapore. Traders. Receiving Order made 14*h July. i. Date and place of First Meeting November, 1934, at
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    SAGIL ESTATE TRAGEDY
    421 18 Accused's Wife Gives Evidence (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Nov. 7. FURTHER evidence was.recorded this morning at Muar Assizes by Mr. Justice J. V. Mills in the case in which a Tamil Kangani named Perumal. employed on Sagil Estate, Tangkok. is charged with having caused the death
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    LORD SNOWDEN
    122 18 Physical Distress During Speech Reuter Wireless. Londor. Nov 6 I The physical strain of a long «r-erch I !?ft its mark on Lord Snowdai when he i e'efended Cobdenism and Free Trade at j the Cobden Club luncheon to-day. Towards the end of his speech Lord Snowden, who
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    CHINA AND SILVER
    97 18 Strict Measures Taken In Shantung .Shanghai. Nov. 7. It is learnt that many foreign banks are still exporting silver to foreign cities. In the opinion of banking exper's thel continued exportation of silver is not actuated by a desire for profit but is caused by the fact
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    68 18 Invitation By Chairman Of Shensi Shanghai, Nov. 7. Mr. Aw Boon Haw, of Singapore, has received a cable from Mr. Shao Li Tse, the chairman of Shensi, inviting him to Day a visit to ShenM Prorince. The Singapore merchant, who is being accorded a warm reception
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    ALLEGED BURGLARY
    59 18 Singapore, Thursday. 1 A burglary on a large scale is alleged to have occurred in Goodman Road on the night of Nov. 4. The scene was said to be the residence of a European employed by a commercial firm. Rings, pendants, earrings and other jewellery valued at approximately
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    BRITISH FLEET
    86 18 Review By King On Silver Jubilee Reuter. London, Nov. 7. IN the House o! Commons, ilie First Lord of the Admiralty s:ated that the King hopes to review tte Fie* at Spi'hcad on July. 16. li>3s. in connection with his Silver Jubilee. Ir; uddition to the Home and
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    THE ATHOS II
    35 18 The Athos II is due here from Colombo on Saturday, Nov. 10 at 8 a m. md will sail on the same day at 1 p.m. .or Saigcn, Hongkong, Shanghai and <obe.
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    44 18 A telegram from the Superintendent of lighthouses, Rangoon, that the vrishna Shoal Light Vessel Thalun, will ;e replaced on the Station on or about Xov. 13 and the Baragua Flat Light Vessel Mindon w.ll be relieved on or about Nov. 14.
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    PASSENGERS.
    505 18 The following passengers arc proceeding by the Rajpu'ana sailing a'- 9.30 a.m. to-morrow, for Penang, Colombo Bombay Europe:— Mr. A. Inglis, Mr. J. Marshall, Miss 1. D. Brown, Mr. G. If. Burnham, Mr. C. D. Adams, Mr. W. J. Walsh, Miss if. A. Geddes, Miss E. Reynolds-Harris, Mr. and
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    268 18 Marly, Norwegian, 656 tons; from Bangkok 7.11, to Bangkok 8.11. Ban Hong Liong, British, 1,003 tons; from Sourabaya 7.11, to Sourabaya and Bandjermasin 9.11. Halldor, Norwegian, 840 tons; from Bangkok 8.11, t 0 Malacca 8.11. G. G. Merlin, French, 954 tons; from Saigon 8.11, to Saigon 12.11. Toboali,
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      415 19 Wireles» TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME "Tour Through Time And Space" TO-DAY' 3 Empire Wireless programme is as .chows:----6.20 pjn.: Big Ben. The Bath Orchestia. Relayed from the Punr> Room, Bath. 7.05 p.m.: Gramophone Records. Greenwich Time Sicrnal at 72U p.m.. 7.50 p.m.: The Belfast Wireless Orchestra, conducted by Peter Montgomery. Hooton
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    TIGERS TERRORISE PAHANG VILLAGE
    724 19 Two Shot Within One Week pi o:ir Own Correspondent; Kuala Lipis, Nov. 5. j E Benta Mukim. lt}y 2 miles from I Lipis town, has been terd during the last fortnight by tigeress and two full grown venue of their raids being Mabong, about a mile
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    SINGAPORE MAIL TRAIN
    31 19 Singapore, Weanesday. night's mail train from Singaone and* a half hours late in r this morning due to a break of an engine on another train J .tiore.
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY
    410 19 Arrangements At Kuala Lumpur A R r^ G^k I£NTS for tl,e ofc,i »ervance of cmllfmH™"* 0 Day 111 Kual a Lumpur on Sunday are as fallows: •-Mjlol to 10.25 a.m.*—A servic* m.-»m tagtflf 18M iI 0W H u at 10 m iuli 20 ajn S4 will be reserved
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    SEREMBAN POLICE COURT
    185 19 Chinese Convicted Of Theft (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban. Nov. 5. A; the. Seremban Police Cour- to-dav befor? Mr. V. W, W. Purc.'U Chinese yoinii. named Chong Menu, -.as charged with theft in a dwelling of jeweller aod closhing valued at abou: $50 The accu<cd claimed trial.
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    96 19 Building Contractor Released On Bail Singapore. Thursday. Tan Tiong Whan, a Chinese building contractor of Tanjong Pagar. was yesterday produced in the Third Police Court before Mr. »J. M. Brander on a charge of criminal bieach of trust in respect of $310 cash, belonging to Tamby bin Ali.
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    NEW STATE COUNCILLOR
    121 19 Entertained By Seremban Motor Union Seremban, Nov. 5. The members of the Seremban Hire Motor Union entertained >heir president Che Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad Malaka to a tea party on Saturday last in honour of his apnointment as a member of the Negri Sembilan State. Council. There
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    A.A.M. ROAD REPORT
    628 19 General Information For Motorists SINGAPORE Civf) Aerodrome Construction Railway, busses Chnngi Road. .100 Ch:a'- Rom], Tanjone KaCeng Road and Gr«»\c Road. Approach level crossings with Caution, 1 hom.«on Road near Jem ha tun Mc-rab. Level crossings of Light RollWAVS—Approach Slowly. Bukit Tfmab Road near Cluny Road. Level
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    MUAR ASSIZES
    418 19 Alleged Murder On An Estate (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Nov. 5. THE, last session of the Muar Assizes for the year began yesterday beforMr. Justice J. V. Mills in the Muar Supreme Court when th; Civil work on the list was gone through. This morning, a start
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    IPOH ROTARY
    186 19 Medals Presented Ta Schoolboys (From Our Oicn Correspondent) T TT Ipoh. Nov. G. HE medals for the Essay Competition organised by the Community Service Committee of the Ipoh Rotary Club were duly presented to the successful candidates at the Anglo-Chinese School and Anderson School, respectively, before a large
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    ILLICIT STILL
    106 19 Another Conviction At Kuala Lumpur a Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. A Chinese. Sam Hoy appeared before the First Magistrate. Mr. F. X Wilson on two charges of firstly, being found m possession of a still for the purpose of manufacturing liquor and secondly for possessing two bottles of. samsu
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    BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION
    90 19 Wireless Programmes For To-Day THE wlrrlpK: procmmme lor to-day a* announced r>y uif- German wave fi'jitati. Be:iir. Braicic&t'Ul)'.! House bio&di «••«lis ct'i .i tvavi'lenp.ili 31 33 uietrei is .is iolpts:P2O pa; Ope?!! jm* Announccmm: DJA. Gcmuti Foil. iSorr. PronrumfncForc<ra>i «Ger.ri.i r 8.35 put.: fJ :ii Mu-.iv f5O
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    PHOHI, HOLLAND
    281 19 Programmes For Thursday And Friday THE Wireiett programmes for 10-day and Friday as announced by Phohi Holland, broadcasting on a wavelength of 23.:7 metres, are as fellows: 8.50 p.m.: Dutch National Anthem and opening announcement. 9.00 p.m.: Station orchestra conducted by Lee Cohen: I. Ouv. "DeiBauer em Schelm,"
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    LOCAL BROADCASTING
    56 19 Wireless Programme For To-Day I THE v»m k.s; programme for 10-clay .ta anncuilecd by the Station ZHi. Singapore, broadcasting on a wuve-k-ngih o! ttf.o metres i> as follows: 0 p.in Recorded Music. '3 p.m.. Eelii" of Dimmer Music by Raffles Hotel Orchestra und'-T direction of Mr. Dan Hdfii;:.;»
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    TRAFFIC CONTROL
    1295 20 Views Of Mr. John Hards Under general. Mr. John Hands brought up the question of traffic control. He said that his complaint was net against the traffic controllers but aeainst th: road users. Mr. Hands referred to a recent letter in the local paper in which the writer
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    MARTIAL LAW
    124 20 Precautions Taken In Shanghai Shanghai, Nov. 8 IN vi£w of th.3 anniversary' of Ocober Revolution in Russ a. m tial law has been declared by Shanghai Municipality as a precair against, disturbances. The return of M. Wilden, the Frej Minister to China, who arrived Shanghai to-day, is expected
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    OIL MONOPOLY
    49 20 The Japanese Reply To America Reuter. Wash ng'on $< Mr Phillips. US Secretary o« refused 10 comment on she norm ihe Japanese reply to the Artier»''., prcttnarioii? atjaiiiM the Mmw\,\ t k.„ monopoly, bui i: is indicated »ii United Steles contemplate* diplomatic correspondence with J that connection Renter
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    35,000 BLIND GERMANS
    39 20 Berlin One German In every 1.700 Is bl and the.-c are to-day 35.000 blind p through the country. These figures are published in connexion with a congress of the Gr. Blind Association which has me: here.
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    176 20 Boy's Toes Crushed By Bullock Cart A young Ch nese boy bad f hree of the toes on h s right foot crushed, when, it is alleged, the wheel of a bullock-cart driven by his father passed over his foot accidentally in Keng Cheow Sireet, yesterday noon. He
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    NEARING COMPLETION
    91 20 Germany's Artificial Ice Stadium So much progress has been made in ih° construction of the artificial ice stadium at Garmisch Partenkirchen that it will be possible to hold ihe official lnauguraT ,r 1 in mid-December The first international ice hockev tournament will be hold from Dec 27 N>
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    FISH ATTACK DOG
    85 20 Terrier Nearly Dragged Under By Pike i I Munich. J I A small terror, which du*hed into a j pond a' Sangerhaucftn in pursuit of 41 I rut, wiis a'-'acked and nearly drown- w I>y two pikes. j Th.' dog. hX hi* rua.st»»r's call, had nlreudy turned
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    TEN-SHILLING NOTE SPLIT IN HALF
    238 21 fi n ,|s In Alleged Forger's Home By .Mr Mail i London» Oct. 24. i internal iorul prestige J* rapidity w.thin her vast ,k and front were separate by the Common ('till Wliiteley. K.C., at the it. <i on behalf of a man of irtl
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    309 21 Accused In Convict Garb Singapore, Monday ALLEGATIONS of theft of property vn,l^ aS t h were made against a c?„h£ 1 Javan ese convict. Mhd. bin en he a PPeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice), today. There were two charges the a c C d CU
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    LABOUR STATISTICS
    58 21 The following are the numbers of arrivals from, and of departures to the Madras Presidency for the month of October 1934. as supplied by Travelling Inspectors and steamer agents:— Arrivals (State-a ded) 3,374 adults. 7."i"> minors. 539 infants. Arrivals (others) 4.367 adults. 3.">:> minors. 224 infants. Departures (Figures
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    WILL THE CITY DISAPPEAR?
    535 21 •Architect's Vision Of The Future (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 24. THE Hon. Humphrey Pakington, delivering yesterday in London the second of a series of lectures on ■Building England" organised by the Architectural Association, wcrdered whether there will be any villages in this England we are
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    MERRILADS DINNER
    95 21 Entertainment Of Kelantan Royal Members Mr. Pang Cheng Yean, vice-president of the Merrilads Musical Association, is entertaining the Tungku Yahya and Tungku Indra Petra to a dinner party at his residence, 11, Amber Road, this evening, in honour of their departure for England for further studies. The two
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    SERVANT GIRL'S SUICIDE
    54 21 Budapest. Maria Danko, a 16-year-old servant girl of Nyiregyhaza. Hungary, has committed suicide by hanging herself on gallows which she had constructed in a loft. A crime novel was later found in her trunk. On its cover was a hanging scene which Maria had used as a
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    CONVICTED FATHER'S CASE
    551 22 Will Innocent Man Be Hanged? CAN there be murder without a body? Controversy still rages on the point m legal circles, in spite of the fact that a man called Davidson has been found guilty ot murder in jus-, such circumstances. His appear against sentence of death
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    HE WENT TO "HELL"
    175 22 Arduous Duty Of School Inspector Cape Town. "pO to Hell." said the Department of Education courteously to School Inspector Roux, and like all dutiful officials, Mr. RouX obtyed orders. Contrary to popular ideas, the road to Hell is not easy. Consisting of a stony river-bed it
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    THE CHILDLESS MARRIAGE
    206 22 Condemnation By Dr. Barnes THE Bishop of Birmingham (Dr. Barnes) officiated at the wedding of Mr. Gordon Richards Matthews and Miss Ruth Hillyard Brooks, daughter of Lady (Florence) Brooks, at AH Souls Church, Langham-place, recently. In his address Dr. Barnes said: "The vows you have just made
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    MARKET LIST
    471 22 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Nov. 2. MEAT Beef, steak, (round) kati 32 Beef, stew or curry, kati Pork, lean, kati g Pork! lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, per lb. g Fowl, kati D Hens (locally reared), kati £J Ducks (Java), each JJ Pigeons,
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    DRAFT CONSTITUTION
    204 22 Dr. Sun Fo Interviewed At Shanghai Shanghai, Nov. 4. Dr. Sun Fo, the chairman of the Legislative Yuan, Mr. Tang Yu Jen, Di. Chu Man Vi and Mr. Ma Chiao Chun arrived in Shanghai yesterday morning. Dr. Sun Fo said, in an interview, that the draft of the
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    LOCAL BOY SCOUT
    90 22 Rangoon Road Afternoon J Forms 11th Troop T The Rangoon Road L to be congratulated C I the 14th Troop of m Scouts. This 14'h T i M ment of eighteen boy two ass'stannt scoot tnas I A few days a_'o. M Medical Hall at Neil Road
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    339 22 The following publical or received by the tics, S.S. F.M.S October 27 to Nove and are available f< ference Library. Ful gapore. Application members of ihe public resii ii to borrow publication.- SECTION I. Issued by the Depurtn i Exports of Robber I E. 4A). Exports of Rubber
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    176 23 France Brings Her Colonies Closer Paris. F>r reasons of international prestige and increased rapidity within Dial cmpu-e, France is pushing ahead bar long distance "imperial" airway a as possible. otea arl hree Fren h tran^orrtiner4t a l 1 Paris—Saigon—Hanoi 2 Paris—C asablanea—Natal (Brazil) —Santiago. \»**a*uj Paris—Algiers-Brazziville
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    164 23 Hauker Knocked Down By -Motor Car N htni-o hunker was knocked down nu.i.—-iir n Beach P.o*d near Beach ..i .J hoe t--.iij.in on Mondav. II -:iec« f, v J itiji.su.* to Wh .Vsrs acd removed to the Tan Tock Senir Hoi. «1 r .f!y.vy,U-i(!ay morn in i: the
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    106 23 "Perfect Gentleman's" Failure Oxford, Oct. 22. OOMEWHERE in Mexico is a perfect 0 gentleman. He says that he ta "n- tireiy virtuous, has a good incom smoke e CCl Ured eyes And he wanted an English wife So he wrote to Miss L. B Tawney th? Mayor
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    227 23 U.S. Admiral's Joke At Discussion Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 3. The Naval delegates of Britain, Japan and the United States are resting at the week-end, golfing and visiting their friends in the country. Mr. Mac Donald and Miss Mac Donald are entertaining the Japanese delegates to luncheon
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