Malaya Tribune, 10 November 1934

Microfilm: NL4039
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol XXI. -No. 2"7 5 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday. Nov. 10, 1931. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1934
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNT SALLY'S LETTER
    2212 2 Dear Girls, Although I have received numerous letters this week, there are still applications to join the Corner. This has been so for three or four weeks now and is most encouraging. I hope that all of you are doing your best to get your
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      186 2 *****111 *****11 **********111 111 i i i **********1111 1 mintnffnifiFiiiitiTiiiiniuiiaiiiJiutuiii^ REMINGTON RAND Inc. I supply all your in I Steel STATIONERY CABINETS I 1 I j Steel filing cabinets I Sieei KARDEX CABINETS I ii Union Building, f Phone 242G Singapore. i t i i t > i i i
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      56 2 glad sound when there's Scott's Porage Oats for breakfast A breakfast of these Quality Oats is a pleasure, and they are splendid for health and vitality. i Milled exclusively from the plump, nourishing kernels of the finest Scottish grain, they are delicious. a Sole Agents for Malaya. THE BORNEO COMPANY.
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    JAVA PRODUCE CO., LTD.
    1575 3 Loss On Exchange r INCRE ASING BLTRDEN ON COMPANY (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 24. |"!iK second ordinary annual general meeting of the Java Produce mpany (1932), Ltd., was held sterday at Cereal House, 58. Markie, E.C., Mr. G. R. P. Llewellyn chairman) presiding. The representative
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    "LAZY AND INDIFFERENT"
    131 3 Okavengo Natives Of South West Afr.ca i ape Town. The Okavengo natives of South Wcsl Africa are said to be so buy that they do not seem to care whether they survive "lean*' >ears or not—so long as they do not wor*. Their "labour-saving" devices include: Poisoning
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    STAUNCH MISER?
    69 3 Beggar Starves On Bed Of Money Warsaw A bejgga.' found starving in a Lodz garret was taken to hospitalStuffed in the straw mattress on which he had been lying the police found 2.840 gold and silver coins to the value of one hundred guineas. After the hospital expenses
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      283 3 sure death to INSECTS i '^V.?-^^' J/) helping him NOW!" "I find my energy has increased. jj Tou wit! And food for thought it: the roUdwlng letter lent H jflftW, > J to Cadburya by a very busy man: 1 pr e Bourn-vita, which I have taken ever* night since
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    Shipping News & Notices. SAIL TRAINING NOT FAVOURED
    247 4 Shipping News Notices. SAIL TRAINING NOT FAVOURED Shipping Federation Report THE idea thai tianting in sailing ships makes the beat sailors for all kinds of craft is killed by a report of the Advisory Committee «>t' the Shipping r <. deration. The report says tliat: "The de«.p sea sailing ship
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    M.M. LINERS
    159 4 Run* To Ho Shortened London. u -r.tfi Marillmea announce that Ihe I'on hue v\)ll tu future on her voyages pi'utivd through to Kobe instead of terminating her outward ut Shan*:hj- and i'urther that the lengtn of journey svyi'it Marseilles and Shanghai when under*akvn b> «Ut' .Arami* and Felix
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    PIRACY PRECAUTION
    152 4 Amoy To llau* Patrol Of Armed MoW>r Boats I' i>Mt ii moored motor boats will patrol '■tv u •.huanehow, Amoy and Tungshan lit I or.Ji n. -«>< 'he "Fukiei Tribune." lb 1 was decide! upon u* tlie result 'ho inn|iivtvi kidnapping!* ~i pu*sengers fvu-ral month* ago. The service
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    BORNEO RUBBER DUTY
    117 4 Individual Restriction Wanted (By Air Mail) The majority of South and East Borneo District Rubber Committees are in favour of abandoning the export duty and introducing a system of individual restriction. This is the chief point which emerges from the inspection by the chief of the Dutch
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    KAYAN (F.M.S.) COCONUT
    81 4 (By Air Mail) Nuts harvested to June 30 4,065,350 (against 3,076,550); piculs made 13,896 (11,423); price received $3.26 per picul ($4.05); estimate for current year 16,00() piculs. Working profit £354 (£1,872), plus r,l» brought in, making £7,371, which d. rectors recommend be carried forward, subject to provision
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    WHALE MIGRATION
    322 4 Research Expedition To The Antarctic London. CHRISTMAS presents which will not be opened for over two months were among gifts to twenty-three men who left London last month in the Royal Research ship "William Scoresby." The ship, which sailed from St. Katherine's Dock after calling at the ('ape,
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    NATIVE RUBBER TAX
    113 4 Dutch Brokers Forecast Adjustments (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 24. In this week's review of the well-known Amsterdam rubber brokers. Joosten and Jansen, it is stated that apparently the Dutch Indian native question remains a very difficult point in the execution of the rubber restriction scheme. The
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    1,000 MILES UP THE AMAZON
    91 4 The Booth liner Hilary mailed from the Mersey last month for Ceara, Para and Manaos, via Leixoes, Lisbon and Madeira. Jrith* large number of passengers on board, some of whom are taking the popular 1,000 miles up the Amazon cruise. During the liner's stay in
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    TRAMP SUBSIDY
    450 4 "Position Of Cargo Liners Threatened" MR. Lawrence D. Holt, one of the directors of Alfred Holt and Co. (the Blue Funnel Line), in speech at Liverpool to the local bankers' institute, last month, referred to the "threatened position of cargo liners in face of the Government's proposal to
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    ROMAN SHIP FOUND
    110 4 Vessel Which Is Made Entirely Of Wood Toulon. A ship believed to be a Roman Trireme (vessel with three barks of oars) has been found off Toulon. During diving operations preparatory to the construction of a new quay a diver discovered the hull of a ship of
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    EUROPE TO HAWAII
    61 4 Oslo. Harald Hamran, a Norwegian sailor, has set off on a voyage to Hawaii in a 26-foot sailing boat. He sailed from Kristiansand, in the south of Norway. Hamran is going to visit the Canary Islands, America, and Galapagos Island in the Pacific on his way to
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    LIVING ON THE DOLE
    247 4 "Q" Ship Commander Who Sank Enemy Submarine CAT'TAIft Hank Norman Maxwell, who commanded the !\r-»t "Q" «hip in the war to aink u iJermati submarine. it to-day living on the dole, 15s. 3d. u week, jti one room in Whiteuuapel—alone. One of the heroes of the
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    SUEZ CANAL SHIPPING
    42 4 From Jan. 1 to Sept. 30, the number of ships which passed through the Suez Canal was 4,196 as compared with 3,947 n the corresponding period of 1933. Receipts totalled 630,460,000fc5. as against 620,980,00i>fe5.. an increase of approximately £124,800.
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      418 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH 1N DIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. <• H f Due Tonnage. Singapore. RANPURA 17,000 In porl BURDWAN 6,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 23 RANCH! 17.000 Dee. 7 SOMALI 6,810 Dec. 19 NALDERA 10,000 Dec. 21 1935 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Jan.
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      53 4 iff LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). SPECIAL CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRIP. S.S. "CONTE VERDE" To BOMBAY Dec. 17 S.S. "CONTE ROSSO' From BOMBAY Dec. 26 ■Si SPECIAL RETURN FARE. IST CLASS $274.29 2ND CLASS $162.86 2ND ECONOMY CLASS 128.57 LLOYD TRIESVINO NAY. CO., j 3-1, Collyer Quay, Singapore, j Telephone 2008.
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      364 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Deuteca |H n ß| Aaitrmiiiche i vampfschiffi Ifl GJ Gesellachaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICEOUT WARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI. NOKTd CHINA AND JAP AM PORTS. Due S'portc j- m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Nov. 13 t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov. 2y f m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila
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      513 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. <fcjX NORDDEUTSCHLK fr+ffi 1 LLOYD. (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:—. OUTWARDS. 1934 "TRIER," for Manila, Hongkong S'hai. N. China and Japan \"*n t "LIPPE" for Manila Japan Nov 14 "TRAVE," for Manila, H'kong, S'hai, N. China and Japan Nov. 22 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam,
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    147 5 I.ITTI.E BUSINESS PASSING tellers Inclined To Be Reserved uvr financial Correspondent) »»<, Saturday, 11 atrn i <| iv > I'rices (StMpupotvl, 211 1 cts.» unchanged. Tunc: Quiet. -1 > s I'rices:— <• !6d.. rlifWß 1 ijd. for»,- r QuWr. V els., down 1 16 ct. T Slwidy,
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    BANTARDAWA RUBBER
    267 5 Position Now Greatly Improved London Oov. 24 1- r.ly-fourtll. annual Etfrterjl ms i he Baniadawa tiubber l*d was held yes'erriav at 71 Mary:ix\ EC Sir Herbert I Ik i* i nnd. in mov- i< «lie <4 ?lie report ant acooUDii «-ft.», n v is pjt -0 a jri'ft;
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 5 daily prices current. K.rr S Nt. 1, X. Rihbcd Smoked Sheet. SiMtftfp "C\ Thuisduy. noon. Seller* IV.. i *il«. '••Mi <Vmit month -I*4 »1 7 MurcH 23 2Z\+ luira 'if» 1 9 l! 5 S >CJ»I Jiji* 2liVi I»» i.t Murl'.oi; Quit sfcjidy. -*i. r.il.lv S|>»t
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1264 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. Saturday The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers:
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    MANDAI-TEKONG RUBBER
    449 5 Reason For Low Harvesting Singapore, Saturday. »PHE twenty-fourth annual general I meeting of th« Mandai-Tekone (Singapore* Estates. Ltd., was held at ;h e registered offices of the en rtpany in Market Street at noon yesterday. Mr. E. A. Elias was in th* chair acd the others present wen
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    FRANCE'S WHEAT SURPLUS
    120 5 Heavy Shipments To Liverpool Paris. Oct. 3 France Is exporting her surplus v heat to th United Kingdom. A message from La Rocneile states that within the last few days 1.250 tons of wheat has be:n shipped on the SI earner Egeran to Liverpool. 1.000 on the
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    PETROL PRICES
    155 5 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.)» Ltd. Price* for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as foMows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gaflon drums per British Imperial fallen $I.IU Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gafton $0.82 Sbell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial
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    RUBBER REPORTS
    487 5 Local Firms Review The Week MESSRS. Lewis and Peat "Singapore) Ltd.. in the weekly rubber report dated Nov. 9, state: The weakness in the market last week has now been dispelled by the official announcement that exports will b- allowed for the first quarter next year at <57r
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    FOR SLUMP VICTIMS
    73 5 Princess Juliana Presents Gift Of £12,500 The Hague. Prraeees Juliana has presented to the -National Crisis Committee a gift of 90 000 guilders (about £12,500 at resent rates) to support those who are in distress owing to the depression. Princess Juliana personillv took the initiative for the
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    BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN THE U.S.
    614 5 Encouraging Trade Reports TRADK reports have been better during September, and those who have been hoping- for moderate pi k-up in industrial activity during the Fall are encouraged accordingly. Retail trade began to improve in the latter part of August, and in department stores and
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      23 5 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD, (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. U C. MABGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE; t. FYNTAYfION GREEN.
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      79 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Afcneida Street. Reserve Find j*** Lo w f N BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed Deposit on termi to be ascertained on applk«tioa. SAVING
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      91 5 0 Hand el-Ma at schap pi j, H. ,v.'- (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HA6TJB» BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited.
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      242 5 THE EASTERN UNITED ABBURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. fire! marine, motor car, personal accident ff §Ukt\ WORKMEN* COMPENSATION INSURAJSXF. TJKAD OrFICB: liD. St, Singapore G. JOHNBOK* Genarai Manager. Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BAN X, Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK, Ltd. AND THE OVERSEA-
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      280 6 M. HASSAN, M, 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. THONE 3411. iGAPORE
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      750 6 I PUBLIC NOTICES. TRADE SCHOOL, MALACCA. Applications ate invit*ed for the posts of Junior Instructor and Assistant Instructor for Cavpenvry at the Trade School. Malacca. Salary will lie in accordance with tne Government Scheme for Junior Instructors at Trade School*, (SIOO-J OA-* 100 Bar'lOA; $209), and for Assistant Instructors, ($7O--SA-$100).
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      569 6 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. I, the undersigned Goh Cheng Neo of Xo. j9, I.orong 25, Geylang Road. Singapore, hereby give notice that my husband Khoo I Ah Bah had left me and I am no longer under his support and protection. Dated this Bth day of November, 1931. ORDINANCE NO. 135
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      466 6 I SITUATIONS VACANT. i I 1 j 1 ±rxr WANTED—Reliable. Linotype Operator, six weeks night work. Apply B—9 a.m. 399, L T pper Serangoon Road. WANTED An expert in dried Hides and Skins, Horn?. Sticklae. Gamboge, Gum Damar, White and Black Pepper and Gotta Percha for European markets seeks position
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      305 6 EDUCATIONAL. I i FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (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, etc. 1 Booklet free. M. ANCIANO, Principal.
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      563 6 REPAIRS TAKE ALL VOI R CLOCKS WATCHES OR GRAMOPHONES that go! \vron<;. rb IYICK WOH HING 42!». NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD). Contractors for the Repair of Clocks Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base, Malaya. P.S. PERM j European Hairdressers,* Permanent wave specialists. TO LET. TO LET.—37S,
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    A LOWER COURT'S POWERS
    492 7 Important Legal Point JI IXiMENT IN RECENT APPEAL Sunrapore, Fritia.v, inwi'f court |wnver to Irv a cus.-» triable b v tin* Sujjrcn,! •Hi t f'lus point was «rjrut-d on Oct l.ri'uir a full beruh coTiprisi,".. Ooot Justice /Sir Walter HuX r Prichard and ,V i'| .Mills
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    136 7 Offer Of Two Dollars A Month Accepted Singapore. Saturday. Let- Ah Kai. a 61-yvar-old Canionrsr, w no appeji€*ct lor litfe public examination In tht 1 bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice ABcckett Terrell. aid that he had been connee'ed wi!h •he Singapore Slipway and L:u;meerhj3 Co.. Ltd.. for
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    "SINGAPORE OF THE PACIFIC"
    176 7 America Plans Naval Base Parte, Oct. 25 THE United States Government luu> decided to establish a first nnva! bane ai Dutch Harbour, in Aleutian viands, of! the northern coast of Alaska. reports from Washington to the press announced this morning. It is added that the decision
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      458 7 •«■■■■•■•i• i i i 11, m, 111 in i $200.00 MUST BE WON I For nearest correct solutions of a few easy words. I j 1 LjtfiJign HOW TC) FORM THE WORDS i 1 WATER 1 t Tak rst word as an ex- I T 1- i ample. The C
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      409 7 I When Other Remedies i FAIL j TRY j j i PRICE 65 CENTS. j THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY, Ltd. (Incorporated in the F.M.S.) Raffles Place, Singapore, also at Kuala Lumpur, klans, Senniban. SSBBBBBS ikirnU ami Brands of Syri'p in the marl I Brand y >v m KnJ j j ferent
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      575 7 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and oodevies in Singapore, most of the nembers of which are readers of the Ma'aya Tribune." This Diary is protided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping ii up-to-date and complete. Happenings o] general interest will still be included n the
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    141 8 HARBOUR BOARD SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 10. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Ranpura, Arabia 18; Kinta 16; Saale 14; Manila Maru 11; Unyo Maru 9; Athos II 7. Empire Dock
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    NAVAL APPOINTMENT
    73 8 New Commodore-In-Charcre At Hongkong Reuter. London. Nov. 9. Captain C G until recently n Command ot H M.S. Berwick in Uu Far East, hus bt j en appointed to the :!M5 Tamar" in addition to his duties, la ling from March 2 next of the Command and as
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    MR. MATSUDAIRA
    50 8 Returning To Tokyo Before Christmas Reuter. Tokyo. Nov. 10. According to the Japanese press. Mr. Matsudaira. the Japanese Ambassador in London, will be leaviiu for Tokyo before X'mas with the intention of not returning to London. The former Foreign Minister. Mr. Ycshizawa. Is mentioned as his possible successor.—Reuter.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    52 8 The local agents of the Imperial Airways notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore a». about 7 p.m. to-morrow. The mail Will be available to boxholders and window delivery ticke: holders immediately. Correspondence for ncn-boxholders will be sent out by the 825 a.m. delivery
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    MONEY MARKET
    200 8 SELLING. Singapore, Nov. 10. London 3 months' sight 2,4 7|32 London 4 months' sight 24 3,16 London 60 days' sight 2j4 &i« London 30 days' sight London demand JgJ London T.T. 2(4 WW Lyons and Paris demand Hamburg demand **j New York demand Batavia and Sourabaya demand 3r>%
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    PRODUCE
    207 8 Singapore, Nov. 8. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan SlO7 R. (Siam) 'W. Coast N. 2 per Kcyan $105 R. (Siam) W Coast N. 3 per Kcyan $102 j Rice. B. Sinn N.l per Koyan SlO3 Rice. B. Siam N 2 per Koyan Sio2 Siam. AI Siam.
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    DIARY Of Tti£ DAY|
    437 8 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. NOV. 10 High Tides.—o.27 a.m., 11.40 a.m. Poppy Day Fund Collections. Hockey: Singapore v. Negri-Sembilan, S.C.C.; O.R.A. v. Police, Thompson Road; O.R.A. v. Medical College, M.C. ground; S.C.R.C. v. Selangor Colts, S.C.R.C., 4 p.m.; Raffles College Graduates v.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    66 8 ALHAMBRA. Charlie Chan's Courage.' APOLLO.—Chinese pictures. CAPITOL.—"Tarzan and His Mate." EMPIRE —"The Saddle Buster" and "Let s Fall in Love." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows. Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH Arabian Night." NEW WORLD. —Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows. Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas. Talkies, etc. PAVILION— Where
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      440 8 .-«■■niiiinmnin™ I SINGAPORE HOTELS. M -i M l ll i,ri l l n ll i l ,n,in-)irrT"T SEA VIEW HOTEL IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. TO-NIGHT (FORMAL). SPECIAL DINNER 1 XNCI TIAV ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINERS. TAU MOE KING OF THE STEEL (.UTAH. PRINCESS ROSELANI THE NIGHTINGALE OF HA
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      303 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATIONTenders will be received at the Colonial 3ecn tary's Ofti-e. up to noo iof the l">th November, 1984, t r the folic wing supolies:— 1. Supply cf Laterite within Municipal Limits lor the year 1935. 2. Supply of Granite Within Municipal Limits for the year 1956. Every
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      523 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS 1 NOTICE. IN THE MATTER 3F RADIO SERVICE COMPANY OF MALAYA LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company duly eon- j vened and held at the registered office of :he Company. No. 2 Orcbai 1 Road, S n*rapore. on the lv h
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      31 8 immense benefits derived from the world famous Gull Bahar Hair Oil. Buy one and he convinced of its effectiveness, purity and reliability. Many certificates and medals 1 aave been awarded. 0
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      24 8 FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) and j at 93, Bras Bisah Road.
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      141 8 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Trengganu (Tung Song) 2 p.m. South Africa (Houtman) 2.30 p.m. Mauritius (Houtman* 2.30 p.m Java, South-West Sumatra, S.East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and T Dilly (Houtman) 2.30 p.m. Djambi (Toba) 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies, Bagan and Bengkalis (Toboali) 4 p.m. Bandjermasin (Blinjoe) 4 p.m. Laboean Bilik and
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      74 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service La«* Yesterday Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alcr Star 83 0.57 01 74 Merging 78 0.02 Nil 72 K( ta Bharu 76 0.61 Nil 73 Bukr Jeram B2 Nil Nil 72 Malacca 81 1.03
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    TO THE YOUTH OF ASIA
    1018 9 Minister's Message SEEKING THE BEST IN RELIGION K jjive below the message of Dr. John Rowland Lathrop DI) uwttr. Church of the Saviour •hi t a rial) h Brooklyn Heights, klyn. N,Y„ and a Member of the ril of Judges of the Asiatic cornlion offered
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    K.L. WEDDING
    179 9 Mr. T. H. Chin And Miss M. K. Yap (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A PRETTY wedding was solemnised at St. Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur, to-day at 10 ajn., the contracting parties being Mr. Chin Tai Hee, the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chin Jut
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    ALLEGED ENTICEMENT
    184 9 Woman Denies She Was Married (From, Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday ,rrr ase in which a Chinese named voon Phooi, was charged with away a married woman, Ng Kiew the wife of one Chong Shin, at Petaling Saiak, on Oct. 4. was continued to-day before the Second
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    FALSE TRADE MARKS CASE
    116 9 Charge Against A Cycle Dealer (Frcm Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. Ong Sin Tong, the proprietor of Chop San Meng, a bicycle shop at Batu Road, appeared to-day before the Second Magistrate. Mr. J. P. Biddulph, on a summons for allegedly having in possession for
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    SAMSU CASES
    129 9 Woman Convicted At Kuala Lumpur (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A Chinese woman, named Toh Ah Patt, appeared before the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Biddulph, on charges of being found in possession of a still for the manufacture of samsu, withoue having a licence to
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    MADAME CHIANG ON CHINA
    179 9 Chance Of Becoming World Power Peiping, Nov. 2. DURING an informal chat with foreign newspapermen last evening, Madame Chiang Kai Shek spoke of the pleasure she derived from her recent aerial tour to the north-west of China, when she accompanied General Chiang. She said that among
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    POPPY DAY DANCE
    248 9 Cheerful Time Promised At Kuala Lumpur An a'lite, from "T.i:ls" to lounge suits, for met», will be acceptable on Saturday for the Poppy Duy dance to oe held ul the Mu3onic Hall. Venning Road, Kttula Lumpur. There should be a good attendance for be.slclei, supporting a worthy
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    MIDWIVES REWARDED
    112 9 Services At Birth Of Dionnc Quintuplets Callander, Ontario. Mrs. Alex. Lepros and Mrs. Ben Labelle arc the proudest women in Canada. They are the m dwives who attended the birth on May 2"> of the famous Dionnc quintuplets—the only quintuplets in the *orld. Now they have been given
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    WATCHMEN CHARGED
    96 9 Alleged Theft Of Tin Ore (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. A Sikh named Banta Singh was charged before the Second Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Biddulph, with theft of tinore valued atslG.3o, the property of leh Wah Sang Mines, at Sungei Besi, yesterday. Chief Court-Inspector A. E.
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    SLEEPING HOURS
    71 9 From 8 p.m. To Midnight» Says Retired Teacher Munich. From ft p.in. to midnight ate the "natural" hnurs for human beings, according to an ur<iclo in the Munich Mert'cal Weekly by Mr. Thomas Stock mann, u re'lrcd tenchpr who lives ill Heidelberg. He claims that victims of insomnia
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    FALSE NUMBER PLATES
    362 11 Local Company Manager Fined S ngapore, Saturday. EVIDENCE that a lorry owned by tin Lee Rubber Co was stepped on the •street with false number plaies was Riven before Mr. c. H. Whmon. (he Fourth WfafiL.suate, yesterday. when Mr. Georce Lee. ,hc company's manager, appeared on a
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    JAPAN'S OIL POLICY
    69 11 Britain Considering Next Step Reuter. London. Nov. 112). THE substance of the Japanese lepiy to the British representations conctming Japan's oil policy in Japan hu* been communicated to the British oil companies and the Forßlßn Office. In coniunc ticn with the Board of Trade is considering the
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    21 12 dr. ll^./!,!'! ll »'l. s»:<?>'—< '»"«>' l' lr lio:,<i. <»'. l':.,i.»> >, al 6 l'' s> in. l'Nslc'l-z»! > ,> l > I vidadnri.
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    24 12 «.'!>«-"!. v<. > «l'l- Vun »v Xo„ >,.'>!. tbuid. idl lii.l > K Kl»<ll)- «.s e<l> >"- r >.'ll.l' lence. ,.r >! >,-. !7l!> «f.. ls l>/c>l ...s li»lt> l'ual!.
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    CAUTIOUS FINANCE
    810 12 "U/k' must husband our resources." That was the text of the hrst address delivered by the new Governor and High Commissioner. Sir Shenton Thomas, and, this we take it, will be the keynote of his administration. It was a speech which thoughtful men were glad ta hear. The
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    153 12 Mr. Russell Harris, managing director cf the well-known Tasmanian newspaper The Advocate, and Mrs. Harris arrived it Singapore by the Ranpura after a tour of Europe. They will stay here for en days and then leave for Australia by the Nieuw Holland. Mile. Juliette de G szty, a Hungarian journalist,
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    Some Governors Of The Past
    950 12 And Impressions Of Sir Shenton Thomas IN that most informative book of local history, "One Hundred Years of Singapore." we find various references to the arrivals of new Goverors and to the impressions they made. We learn thus that Sir Harry Ord, first administrator when
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    Topics Of The Day
    172 12 lxwKerOn" i IF Lott ar.d Stoeffen become tennis profersionals there will be much pla\ with the joke, about knocking the Stoeffen out of the Lott of 'cm. France to Germany, or Germany to France: No Saar, Saartainly not. Economy is a way of spending your money
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    37 12 GIRLS' CORNER. 2. FINANCIAL NEWS, 5. CLUB DIARY. 7. MESSAGE TO YOUTH OF ASIA, 9. SPORTS NEWS, 16 and 17. WIRELESS TOPICS, 19. CHURCH SERVICES. 20. TIGHTENING OF TIN CONTROL, 21. ROYS' CORNER, 23.
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    Sir Shenton Thomas Lands At Clifford Pier WARM WELCOME FOR NEW GOVERNOR
    182 13 ADDRESSES PRESENTED IN COUNCIL CHAMBER Statement Of Policy Need For Caution In Financial Matters S ,R S C ton Th r a K.C.M.G., 0.8. E., the new Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and High ommissioner for
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    VALUE OF UNOFFICIAL CO-OPERATION
    4283 13 Singapore, Friday. QXE of the most impressive ceremonies which Singapore has ssed for a long time took place i Clifford Pier this afternoon, when S r Shenton Thomas, K.C.M.G.. 0.8. E., the newly-appointed Goverr and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements and High Commissioner for the Malay
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    PLOT TO SEIZE THE B.B.C.
    85 13 Peer's Statement UNCONSTITUTIONAL METHODS Reuter. London, Nov. 9. A PLOT to seize the B. B. C. and accomplish a coup d'etat as in Vienna came to his personal knowledge some months ago, declared the Socialist Peer, Lord Allen, in the House of Lords during the
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    PLANTING TOPICS
    22 13 A review of Ihe Incorporated Society of Planters' memorandum on salaries by our planting correspondent "Pertinax" appears on page 18-
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD HOP
    35 13 Reuter. Los Angles, Nov. 9. Sir Charles Kingsford Smith intends within the next four days to start on a flight to Australia via New York and London, thus making a round-the-world hop—Reuter. I
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    WORLD AFFAIRS REVIEWED
    709 13 HOME GOVERNMENT'S ACHIEVEMENTS Premier's Speech Britain's Efforts In Cause Of Peace Reuter. London, Nov. 9. THE Premier, Mr. Ramsay Mao donald, replying- to the toast of His Majesty's Ministers at the annual Lord Mayor's Banquet at the Guild Hall, reviewed home and foreign affairs. He spoke with
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    FREIGHTER LOST
    67 14 Crew Believed To Have Perished Reuter. Niigata (Japan), Nov. 9. VESSELS scouring the Sea of Japan for the 1,253-ton freighter Ranan Maru, have abandoned their search believing that the Ranan Maru, which sent out S.O.S. calls last morning that she was badly in fire off Sado Island, has
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    WILD CHARGES BY COMMUNISTS
    559 14 Youth Bound Over WARNING BY LOCAL MAGISTRATE Singapore, Saturday. pAMPIILETB issued by M M aJaya n Anl i-l m >cr:a listk: Labour Union, making wild charged of arson and charging the Singapor« Fjre Brigade with deliberately fai 1 inET to chock the great fire at Btikft
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    88 14 An aged Chinese woman was knocked down by a motor-car at th a junction of Bencoolon Street and Albert Street vesterlay. She received injuries to htr face, knee.and feet and was removed to the Tan Took Seng Hospital. A Chinese womdn, employed at the Archipelago Brewery at Alexandra
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    FINANCIAL CRISIS IN TOKYO
    75 15 ;;ll On The Banks Li MP IN SHARE [•RICES Tokyo. Nov, I J. -Y.ST ATI VES of ihe Tokyo i* I x t'alKd on th? J t?i Fliirik 112 J* v>iin «•'<! ..1 Bank oi Japan n«i Munfc.** to ailvnnce sx-v finan.'c the* Noven bcrrtltmonts. follow.!;*?
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    MALAY FOOTBALLERS' TOUR
    321 15 |;< d ilution Which S.A.F.A. Rescinded -reived \he following letter. I .i>v. 9, from Messrs. Sisson j.t been requ sitd by our Mchamed Alkaff, th foro 1 the Malaya Footba I io writ, tj •:kc o the paramapr. •mr columns on th iier.rti-r .'.ia.ay Fco.ball rs Rcfo'V'Jon
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    NEW FLYING RECORD
    81 15 uross America In Twelve Hours Reuter. Newark (New Jersey), Nov. 9. CAPTAIN Rickenbacker broke his own ecord for the Trans-Continintai Commercial Flight flying Irom Bur- California, to Newark in 12 hours inutea 50 seconds, a distance of miles at an average speed of 221 ft and touching
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    ELEVATOR FIRE
    55 15 Four Killed And Two Injured Reuter. Newport News (Virginia*. Nov. 9. 1 now reported that four persons killed and two seriously injured he huge grain elevator owned by Railway was desby fire which caused a loss of '«HI pOO. fane foreman was one of those "1 to be
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    BINDINGS AGREEMENT
    34 15 Bill Passes Third Reading In Parliament Reuter. r London, Nov. 9. Ihe House of Commons the Dindings nient Bill was read a third time passed and thus comes into force iiutely.— Reuter.
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    THE OFFICIAL LANDING OF SIR SHENTON THOMAS
    46 15 Sir Shenton Thomas inspecting the Guard of Honour provided by the Ist Battalion, the Wiltshire Regt., at Clifford Pier. After the ceremony at the Council Civimber. His Excellent Inspecting the Qui: a ol Hbonotu of the Mala;, Company, S.V.C.
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    321 15 ><»m 1 Ke >llll».va tribune Xuv. U», i»I4 -p»,l< 5.. o»)0l>cd tln> Nnln calendar o,t tbe tbi.e men. l!. I bt. lirst ol l, d witb tbat d tli.rd bavmk to ,.l vo?untaillv canine i i.»- ol u lamii ,l K lv<o ltcikiens are i murder. Qnlv
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      89 15 CHOSLEY SHELVADOR and TRI-SHELVADOR When the door of a Crosley Shelvador or Tri-Shelvador is opened, everything is just where you want it to be. An orange stays where an orange should be and an egg where an egg should be. No searching for small articles. Everything is before you. Such
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    Another Bumper Week-End Of Sport Throughout Malaya
    983 16 Inter-State Hockey, Rugby And Badminton Singapore Sportsmen IVill Have More Than Their Fill (BY "FORWARD.") m bumper week-end oi sport is promised this week-end beginning to-day more especially in Singapore than elsewhere, and local sportsmen will nave more than their fill. For in
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    L. D. Walford «or. right' (Singapore; who beat W. L P Soehon <Miri> in the sculling even: in the Inttrt:ort rowing races on Thursday.
    26 16 L. D. Walford «or. right' (Singapore; who beat W. L P Soehon &lt;Miri&gt; in the sculling even: in the Inttr t :ort rowing races on Thursday.
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    American-Phillipine Sports Meet In Manila
    967 16 American- Phillipine Sports Meet In Manila WORLD TRACK FIELD CHAMPIONS IN ACTION :,...l. nnd :i.!.i &lt;»l vvo»ld reputation. cnn.« and ll,»&gt; be&gt;l iu tl' lancl at lij&lt;:al la&gt;l and 5llN'!u&gt; tin» v,.-:i'l :lltb«»Ul/b brnckinl/ of tbe 1« rn.-or&lt;i&gt;. t&lt;. v&gt;«»rl»l &lt;t.&gt;: l»er&lt; &gt;va- l,c&gt;l »ine «&lt;.. !.:l l&lt; &lt;&lt;. abilitv
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    THE AGA KHAN
    163 16 First Oriental Member Of Jockey Club J (M')v V r? f npHE Aga Khan has been admitted into X the exclusive circle of sportsmen that comprises the Jockey Club. He was elected an honorary member. He is the firs; Oriental to be admitted to'the club. Membership of
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    ELEVEN MEN LOSE TO NINE
    144 16 Y.M.C.A. v. A.P.C. I lark''y Under Bad Condition* Singapore, B&hm DESIST E beiug (wo mmt .-Ku; y.M.C-A hockey icnm sucrt..M|. r beating the A P.C or. Aj (in, ground ye*t:rd.iy the maifctr 2—l. Conditions were far Inotn id, hockey, the u round beiau add. slippery,
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    NEGRI'S TEAM
    55 16 NEGRI'S team for to-day's hockey match will be as Alexander Emmanuel: Dr. Van Geyzel and Mohd. Ali; Kandiah or Junied, Bidlake. A. Ramli; Ismail. Lopez. Wilson. O'Hara and A. K»utens. The team to meet the Wiltsh.rcs to-morrow will probably be the same, although it is thought Wilson will
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    59 16 Singapore. Saturday. The following will represent ii. Raffles Institution first team at heck', against the Selangor Colts second team on the R L ground at 4 p.m. to-cL Simon: W. Jarvis, G. Hagedorr.; P. Gupta, E. Lov.day. M. Kchlhoff: A. Watts, Chia Boon Peng. M. Valb.: Ismail and
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    "No Money At The Gate" For Turf Clubs In Malaya Government Action And Racing In Selangor
    477 17 Visiting Members To Be Proposed And Seconded 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. A\ extraordinary general meeting of the Selangor Turf Club was eld at the «Selangor Club this evening. Mr. T. H.
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    KWONG'S B.P. WIN
    100 17 The Kwonp's Badminton Tarty defeat- •■ii *-he Tan's E.P. by five gasaes to one. Results (KWong's "players mentioned firs*): Ngii: Eng Mens beat Tan Ta Si?nti 1" l.~&gt;—."»: Ng Swee deleaved Tan Hung Nt&lt;&gt; IS—l, 15—11: Teo K«ok Kwoog bea&lt; Tan Ah Tee 15—G, 15—5; Koh Jiak
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    PETERDALE BEAT LOKE'S
    89 17 The Petcrdale BP. beat the LokeV BP. by thrre games to two on Sunday last. Results 'P.B.Ps names mentionc d first I: Lawrence de Bousa beat George Che i 15-3 5-15. 15-9: Tav Swie Siang lor to Wee Jui Huai 13-15. 2-15; Teo Thvt ang Bak bat
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    INDIAN CRICKETERS FOR ENGLAND
    263 17 Australians Invited As Selectors New Of*. -&gt;&gt;. AN hnportan' mi fling of 'hv Kmeiifi'ncy lomnii-iei' of he Indian &lt;Yit'kt &lt; outrol Board approved ih'- Maharajah of I'a'iuljiV propositi (mi jiv in; n prjvu'e Aunnalian ciiiii 'o visit lndii '"0 -he svimer nf I!KU *i»&gt; ooasiH 1
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    MR. FORD FRICK
    56 17 New President Of National Baseball League Reuter. New Yo_rk. Nov. 8. Mr. Ford Prick, head ct the National Baseball League's Service Bureau and ex-snorts writer, has been elected Pre sident of th National League in succession to Mr. John A. Heydler. who is named as Chairman of
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    BAHRU B.P.
    68 17 Tne following have been selected I represent the Bahru Badminton Par; in a friendly match of five singles and cue double to be played at Sit Wa Read 'Off Outram Rcat:&lt; o:i Sunday, a 3.30 p.m.: Lim Cheng Kwee. Chu Guan Seong, Chee Liang Bee. Low SWf Guan.
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    PRESTON ON PROWL
    51 17 Pres.-»n North End wir.- re presented Dundee by their manager, Mr. Taylor, and J his mirsion. bo far .is could be ascertained, \\:&gt; i Kirby, the Dundee i ot ide left. j There is nothing doing meantime. Mr. Taylor should know the geography i f Scotland by
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    268 17 League Fixtures For To-Day THE following fixtures in the English unci Scottish Football Leagues will be played to-day:— FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa v. Sheffield W. Chelsea v. West Bromwich A. Derby C. v. Birmingham. Everton v. Portsmouth. Grimsby T. v. Arsenal. Huddersfield T. v. Liverpool. Leicester C. v.
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    KIRBY RETIRES
    156 17 Billy Miller Surprises Ex-Champion REMARKING &lt;hat h bolter u&gt;nr. huu Wit» D »*f Kji hy Tilinnnrli.-'.n») I'ly-wi'iubt ''bumiuiti. i»f (irt:*! Writ» t. r at *if cml ol ihc n '&gt; riuin! i' uimi» &lt;■ &gt;vt h Hill** MWI« :i? *h» H'Hl'Sudiiim. Li-iiir it K tvry ram;. JK ly
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    85 17 The following will represent the Mt. Zion Rangers at soccer on Saturday against th? Bukit Timah Sports Clno on th latter's ground at King's R&lt;jad: Thiam Chw c Peng Khot/n, Kant Boon Mia Chew. Ram Heng. Tee Teck Chye, Boon Chv?. Kee Chuan X r '\r r Ah Sam. Gim
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    ATTRACTIVE CARD AT NEW WORLD
    190 17 Guillermo v. Sulsdor* FOR THUNDERFAI K\S depp:ndants Boxing AX attractive card of luiir U»ut will be staged at the New YVorJd Arena on Friday, Nov. 16, in aid &lt;*112 the dependants of the lat»' Thunderface. In the main event, which k •&gt;%•? 12 three-minute rounds.
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    200 17 The following have ben invited to play hcckey for S.C.C. v. H.M.S. Henud on Tuesday at S.C.C: H Exley; U. M. T. L. Wilkinson, H S Hewett; T. P. F. MeNeice. A. W. Hay C. A. F. Kalhor.v, A. L. Hill J. E. D 'Graham, P. E. EL
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      112 17 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over itf5,000.000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance j Company, Limited. in the Strait* Settlements). j j i S HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. I LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    1371 18 (By Pertinax) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 7. "pLANTING Topics*' can scarcely hold an item more interesting than the one which falls for review this week. That item is a state ment of momentous importance I the whole of the planting community and is, therefore, of general im portance
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    AERIAL TRAINS
    122 18 Transportation Of Goods To Inaccessible Places Moscow. Citizen:? of Soviet Russ a may soon have to get accoustomed to the 'sight of huge "air barges" being towed overhead by aeroplanes and loaded with hor.ses and cows and other heavy cargo. Experiments with "aerial trains," which consist of an
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    DANCING WITH A CORPSE
    124 18 Man Finds Partner Dead In His Arms Pivgrue Al a (Ufiee at VVsolj, in Hahemln. I man found thai Iho woman in his arnm wn«s «lead. He was dancinir with a cnnmc&gt; hu local sports-dub had orgunifwd a 1 dun&lt; t and Mnric Jclinkont, accd 'JO
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      434 18 r i I i "The ship from Ceylon unloads for him (he f ra- grant produce of each trip" (Byron). I j "Thank Heaven for Tea! lam glad I was not j born before Tea" said Sydney Smith. j "GOLD LEAF" Tea is fragrant and a Good Tea. Admittedly Ceylon's
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      142 18 I Union Commerciale dcs Glaceries Beiges S.\BELGIUM Plate Glass Mirrors I&gt;late G,ass M i r r or for for Tabic -tops, Fur nil,, Show-cases, F~ 1 Bathroom^ Shop windows, ./«£k Walls an i Wind Screens, Oq literi, CtC CtC- 11 I Dee »"tions. jjj BELGIUM j For particulars apply to
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    Malayan Radio News And Notes LOCAL RECEPTION NOTES
    412 19 Better Conditions Ml A PORE STATION GOOD jvr transmission» from Daven- t: i imw l&gt;e heard, including I. omnj-directional transinisK-« option this week has im»ry much all round. I mtch. French and German iiiY also clearly received. -in (U\\ l&gt;- heard OU
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    THE PROGRESS OF AMATEURS
    339 19 How To Attract More Support rLrtw^i? n ha s brou^ht many he 1 the char acter oi detair ri&lt; n P*°P lt? Perhaps in no than i« .k brtn, hl out more elearlv nan In the record of the Dre-eniinerii l^ b V organization of he
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    PHOHI, HOLLAND
    348 19 Wireless Programmes For The Week-End THE v.nleless programmes for the weekend as announced by Phohi. Holland broadcasting on a wavelength! 01 25 37 metres are as follows: SATURDAY. 9.50 p.m. Dutch National Anthem and opening announcement. 9 00 p.m. Merry records. 9.20 p.m. Newstalk by Mr. L. Ale
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      231 19 RESULT J Of ft Nestie's Crossword Puzzle, No. 1. 9 It The following are the names and addresses of the winners amongst whom the $1001- has been divided:— Miss M. Robinson, Singapore French Ccnvent, Singapore. Miss Dolores, Singapore French Convent, Singapore. Miss Gloria Ee. C/o. Chop Leng Heng, ft Upper
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      484 19 enooit^»l!i4l: c'arroll «il,b«N8 Nl8 U»n6 lZmpire wireless pro8rarume I is as loUows: 620 Ll8 Len. lbe 3tudio Orcbestra. dlreece?. bv Oallus. 7.00 p.m. lbe lxird IVlavor's Lanciuet. 3peecb bv ,be p,-ime &gt;b2 Nt. 3. Narn.,2v lvlnc0&lt;u.:tld. preceded bv a description ?l be seen? o.v lVQ Howard lvlarsbal. tune 3lanal at
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    THE R.A.F. IN SINGAPORE
    350 20 An Extremely Doubtful Proposition THE following Is from the Daily Mail or Oc. "A message from Singapore announces thnl Sir jpi ilip 3:«ssoon, the Hnder-Se-cretary for Air, is visiting that port tc inspect the air base there and inform .I'c staff of the Gove) nment's decision
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    SUBMARINE HUNTER
    114 20 Shooting Fish On The Sea Bed Cannes. A ma w'U b. able to go fish en the b?d cf ;he sea thanks to the invention of a French scientist. Equipment for a "submarine hunter" has be?n devised by Colonel Le Pr cur. A very light diving suit. we*ghing
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    SOUTH AFRICAN ANTS
    105 20 Spec es For British Museum Johnanncsburc. A collection of 7.000 unit; has been shipped from South Africa to »he British Museum lhey represent 653 species. Until now they belonged to Dr. G Arnold. Direr: or ot the Rhode siar Museum. In addition to these the Biitlsh Museum
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    AGED MONKS FIGHT FIRE
    99 20 Flames Extinguished After A Great Struggle Helsingfors. Aged monks fought a serious fire in one of the forests belonging to .h&gt; famous Russian monastery of Valamo which is situated on a group of Finnish islands in Lake Ladoga. Af er a great struggl? they succeeded in
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    RECORD WINE HARVEST
    64 20 But Not Enough Of Barrels Tc Supply Demand Cologne. The record wine harvest has caused r 'sis—due to lack of barrels. Coopers and barrel dealers cannot work fast enough to supply the demand There is so much wine waiting for barrels and cellar accommodation "tha* the Nazi
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    TEXTILE QUOTAS EFFECTIVE
    254 20 Decrease In Japan's Exports Tokyo, Oct. 23. THE recent anti-Japanese goods campaign in British colonies has proved effective and Japanese exports of cotton fabrics to the British East Africa showed a sudden decrease during the first six months of this year, according to reports from Mr. Matsuyama,
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      807 20 «"l I I I I I i i i i i i i i |ii||i||||i:||||&gt;l|ll|lllll«lllli|!l|lllll|i'(llll!|ii|:!|llllllll||i|illMlil|M|iillilH|lill&gt;li:l!'IM MM H'j j ATTENTION: TOURISTS: I How To Travel 6530 Miles* j 3 in 21 days at 6| cents per mile j inclusive of I I I I Steamer Rail Hotel Guide—lst class throughout t
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      595 20 CHURCH SERVICES Details For This Week-End ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6am Holy Communion, Reading of the Roll of Honour. 6.50 a.m., Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m., Matins. 8 a.m., Holy Communion (Choral). 10.30 a.m., Armistice Service. 5.30 pm., Evensong (Choral) ana Sermon. Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8 a.m.;
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      329 20 Wednesday. 7.30 p.m., Cantonese Service. Thursday, 7.30 p.m.. English Service. XATONG GOSPEL HALL 17, East Coast Road Sunday. 4 p.m.. Sunday School. 5 30 p.m.. English Service. Speaker. Mr. G. Baker. Tuesday. 8 p.m.. Malay Service. Speaker: Dr. Chia Boon Leong. F riryiy. 8 p.m.. Hokien Service. Speaker: Mr. S.
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      111 20 j Chan9 c J 0 No waste No messiness I Back goes the lid immediately after use and Gibba Dentifrice is snugly safe, dust-proof, hygienic, fragrant, to the last j scrap. So convenient, so handy especially tor children and i for travelling. Above all Gibba Dentifrice does so much, yet
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    TIGHTENING OF CONTROL
    1343 21 vS. Smc-lter Output s. VTISTICS FOR END oF SEPTEMBER Out Oun Corrzspa*ident) London Oct. 1(). T 'tcj? f«T the end of Sop- huw ;i decrease of 796 tijnirp is mude up bv a Uti ton» in the "visible" Hi tin- carrying-over in lementF. according to MuntMy Review
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    IMPROVING VISION
    203 21 "Telescope" Spectacles For The Nearly Blind Montreal, Quebec. TELESCOPE" .spectacles, which improve the vision of nearly-blind people 250 per cent, have been successfully demonstrated here by their inventor, Dr. William Feinbloom of the Columbia University Research Bureau. New York. He described the spectacles in a speech at the
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    ABBEY OF EGMOND
    138 21 900-Year-Old Monastery To Bo Rebuilt Amsterdam The old abbcv of Egmond, in North Holland, which was founded in 950 AD. be rebuilt. Plans have long been discussed for the restoration of I he abbey, and now the foundation stone, blessed by the Pope has been luUi Hi.-
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    "BREEDING OF PRIGS"
    82 21 German Comment On Communal Education Berlin. "Prigs" Is how the products of one of England's great public schools arc referred to "n an article on education by the editor of ihe "Den sche Allgemeine Zeitung. The headmaster of this school, he declares, "made out of sixth-form boys
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    DRESS REFORM IN THE ARMY
    344 21 New Uniform Gives Satisfaction London, Oct. 24. INTERIM reports regarding the reformed Service dress with which the Army is experimenting have served to show the impression that has bsen made upon wearers and observers. At the end of the year a final report is tc
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      11 21 the ARCHIPELAGO'S BEST CHOP ENTAN SINGAPORE PENANG IPO H KUALA LUMrITR.
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      177 21 HER SKIN WAS RUINED! I By The Wrong Kind Of Face fbwder T()KA!/)N, \;&lt; !/)X;)ON^ MMM I l|r|l&gt;|ll|II|l,«i!|lllll|ll|r-rilllltlllll&lt;!lllllll|H|llllllll|lirTI'!|,-|ll1l!lll|lll!',|liail|;l|'ltl I I 1(1 !,t) i LODHRA i pmmm .uterine tonic THE SOVREION REMEDY FOR C^^#l A i, L^,ENS^ UAL TROUBLES I :-^SftIf3LpBWI N ABLE AT ALL XV-K V J DISPENSARIES -tvnaliMh:; A
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    POLICE PAINT GIRLS
    98 22 Their Dresses Were Inadequate Shanghai. 11/ OMEN at Nanchang refused to obey th* edict against short sleeves. They preferred paying fines to ob.Trving the law. So the authorities bought up a quantity of paint of all shades and rolours. And when the police saw a girl wearing
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    SMUGGLERS IN TANKS
    134 22 Customs Wire Entanglements Broken Through BrusselsMotor driven tank-like vehicles hav2 successfully overcome barbed wire entanglements set up by Belgian customs officers. Smugging is being modernised. The vigilance men had put up waitlme "knife rests" cunningly contrived with timber and b:\rbcd wire, to cheel: the daily inroads o!
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    UNDERGROUND RIVER
    131 22 Discovery By Water Diviner Paris. A vas und-tgiov.nd U\ r is ciaimei to iiftvt- bwvn discovered bv the water diviner. Abbe Merniet. in th.* region ot Hcfimcucoun «Doms». 'ITie river, whieh hv considers niusi from th has u yield, the Aobe raiculatc: ul 22,(&gt;U0 unions per annate H«.
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    FELL DEAD IN BANK
    139 22 alholic Bishop's Sudden Heart Attack XoiUi Bay. Ontario I Wlille u'ar. icunr bu*ine&gt; in a bank iCT., Rt R'v. D uvld Jos ph Scollaivl Reman Catholic Bbhop &lt;d Sault t&gt;' Marie, had a heart attack and Fell d ad ai iron' of the cashier's desk Bystanders
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    GIANT SKELETONS FOUND
    97 22 discovery Ir. Redskin's Burial (Ground Simeoe. oniuriw. Hitman .'•kei ions eight feet Inns have bee;: found in un ancient RedKhln.* burial ground on the shores of Lake Erie near li re The discover*' 'sas made bv read workers. They unearthed iwo skeletons lying side by aid about
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    WON AND WAS BEATEN
    68 22 New President Thrashed By His People Bucharest. State gendarmes had to intervene to sav e the lifr of a /nan recently electcU "President" of the gypsies at Sibiu, Transylvania—from lhe hands of the gypsies themselves. The President won their votes—but 'wt their support because, ih- gypsies
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    MARKET LIST
    475 22 Details Of Gurrent Prices Singapore, Nov. 2. MEAT Beef, steak, (round) kati 32 Beef, stew or curry, kati 2b Pork, lean, kati 40 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality), kati 32 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 33 Fowl, kati 34 Hens (locally reared), kati 40 Ducks (Java), each 45
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    355 22 Siniple met bod to L vclop p i r Magnetism. Memory Concentr and Will-Power. Bt-p~gc Book Describing this I'ni-; t Method gether wHh Betf-Ana'jßfa Ckan Character Delineation FREE who write at once. "TFk- wonderful power of Pera i ence, Magnetism, Fascination, Mil &lt; call it
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      169 22 m m an j NEW SHIPMEM j j Best Quality Glass Xi i Rests J and Chnn Stick Rests a.s sup- J j plied to the leadiay I fiine 1 j Clubs, etc j Also I Fancy Sweet Flower Bask Us I Flower Fruit Stands. Butter j Dishes, Ash Tray
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S LETTER
    2169 23 i Boys, Your contributions this week have n very satisfactory indeed, bu* I still must remind some of you that it is against my usual custom to Mish jokes. Use please refrain from describing &lt;i"»'na pictures you have as l &gt; essays will not be
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      380 23 THE IMPROVED British Made V llj£\lLtl!l3 MACHINES are designed with a view to long service and utility. Tested and proved material only is used in their construction and beautiful appearance and smooth running makes sewing a recreation, not a labour. For a demonstration or further parti- SIME, DARBY CO., LTD.,
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      74 23 mm up wan i i .4» _^"*BfH«m«jißjß r I FOR MEN J The Newest Achievement In Comfort J I For Men Who Shave. If You Haven't J tried the J You have missed a •thrill—l lie Be*»l 2 I And Genuine Blue Steel Blades Made, j Special Introductory Price $0.25
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    214 24 Pictures Of Local General Interest The wedding took place recently at Holy Tr nity Church, Brompton. London, S.W.. of Mr Francis Basil Banbury an. Miss Jasmine Van do Weyei. L c ,j. mie snows a group cf bridesmaids aver tne ceremon) The above picture was taken on the occasion of
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      154 24 /'DAISY for FLOWERS. 15, Orchard Road. Singapore. 'Phone 4097. When you feel run-down —as you almost certainly will from time to time in the trying Tropical climate—nothing will more surely or more quickly invigorate you and restore lost tone than a generous f nic wine, such as "Serravallo's Tonic" vC
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