Malaya Tribune, 15 November 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Of Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya Vol. XXL- No. 279 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday. Nov. 15. 19M. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1934 "vk 15KNT&
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      125 1 I Haul The i burning ©ritante Dominant In i I MILK THE PERFECT FOOD FOR BABY .;f 111 lip A FOR YOUB BABY BUY Blue Cross The Perfect Milk mw r—* r!, 1 THE IyPl 'WALTER LINDHUM BILLIARD TABLE Borland Hail. jSctEIBR. Lower Regent Street, >] 111U1 f Uft lired
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      58 1 Botued in three It make* no difference at all W pf wheth.r you buy GUINNESS POG>S HCAi STOIjY SIME, DARBY fiTcO., LTD., Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Seremban. Penang, Muar, Malacca. Ipoh. j/S[J^%^^^ Kuching (Sarawak). MAAS-6. g, Cheshire 1 iento Ca^ne. mmmmmmm 1 StudiOS 43. mm "MPIT LARGE 7hß tins QiT%^^^|^y^|H 1
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    Shipping News & Notices. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE RESCUE
    1324 2 Shipping News Notices. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE RESCUE Account 0£ Salvage Tag\Typhoon Experience THE grounding of the City oi Cambridge on Pratas Shoal recently was retailed by the arrival hs Hongkong on Oct. 30 oi 'he Taikoo Dock tug Taij kuo from Tourane. A graphic account of the three *v: te
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    MYSTERY EXPLOSION
    107 2 I nknown Ship Disappears In C loud Of Smoke Hamburg. Thai an unknown ship ano crew disappeared in sight of anoth t atier an explosion off the D_uer Buniv in the North Sen has been npnped tj. Cuptam Winter of he Oprni trawle Margot Captain Winler ?ay* »hftf
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    PHANTOM LAUNCH
    97 2 Reappearance Strikes Fear Into Hearts Of Islanders Fishermen of the Chatham Islands, a lonely outpost 400 miles south-east of New Zealand, are perturbed by the restarted reappearance near the fishing ground of a "phantom" launch, the coming of which is said to forebode a disaster This ghostly craft
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    VICTIM OF STORM
    94 2 Fate Of s.s. Hua An Not Known [fciTK'Uo., '21, ON'I.Y it nicuvM* report lIRS V»en receive» I her* iini ih«- faic of ''.he Hum Am. owtimcI l>y iho YiJit: Kc Firm, tvli'ili Mi'iiuntit» v<| <1 ?'orro t r: other nighi wllrti H»r way to Tsineivw. J'h» Mtvam*»
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    FIFTY YEARS AT SEA
    881 2 Extracts From Famous Captain's Log IN. an interview with a representative of "The Journal of Commerce and Shippmg Telegraph," Captain Colin Nicholson turned over the time-yellowed pages of an old diary—his own personal log book of 50 years at sea. By his side was a sextant
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      371 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. Fa Oa„d B RITIS H INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. BCRDWAN 6,070 Nov. 18 CORFU 15,000 Nov. 23 RAXCHI 17,000 Dec. 7 SOMALI 6,810 Dec. 19 NALDERA 16,000 Dec. 21 1935 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Jan. 4 BANGALORE 6,000 Jan 17 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Jan!
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      155 2 I iff LLOYD TRIESTINO j mm fi (Incorporated in Italy). j i j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, I <~ ii- Karachi, Aden, Massowah. Suez I'r.Tt f I Po 3 ra #aid at B w„°H' mbo v Said. Piraeus Brindisi,VenSe f
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      349 2 HA MBURG-AM E RIKA UNIE. [HZo] An.traii.clHi rvampf.chia?. W Cj G*«eU«chaft. (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARDS. HONGKONG SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTB. Due Spore. t s.s. OLDENBURG, via Manila Nov 2< t m.s. LEVERKUSEN, via Manila Dec. 11 s.s. KARNAK, via Manila Doc. 21 1935
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      523 2 STEAMER SAILINGS Germany). The undernoted are the Comn.v tended fixture!:—• OUTWARDS. "TRAVE," for Manila, H'kong S'hai, N. China and Japan •"S A ARB RUCK EN,'* f Ol Ma H'kong, S'hai, N. China ft Jap "DONAU." for Manila. H*k S'hai, N. China Japan HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg firemen. f "WIEGAND" also
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    134 3 HALF CENT DROP IN LOCAL VALUES Lower Levels Given Support Our Financial Correspondent) tngapore, rhursday, noon. f'& Prices b r (Singapore), W% cts., down a a ct. el 1 one: Easier. Singapore), $11!% unchangerday's Prices: i«»n: 6i 4 d., down i K d. Market Tone: Easier. V'
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    TRADE CONTROL
    116 3 Drastic Measures In Germany Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Nov. 13. ELIMINATION of th? superfluous midU dlemen and the prevention of pri-" raising to the detriment of the insumer are among the objects of the drastic measures for trade control confirst decree issued by Dr Herr Hitler s new price'
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    SHENSI AVIATION
    45 3 Kuge .Junkers Plane Purchased Shanghai Oct. 9. Lunsiz Aviation Company has new junkers plane for t- Provincial Government to ■j-ie province similar to the one pu;r--use<3 by :he Eurasia Com1 cu?t of the new plane is iii'.'ii already been paid tfijj authorities—Shun Pao.
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1317 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Eraser Co., exchange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of fraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt; j MINING Singapore. Thursday. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock
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    KUCHAI TIN DREDGING CO., LTD.
    304 3 Liquidators Appointed For Winding Fp MINUTES of an extraordinary general X2 ng he,d at No 96 Market r Zo c Hs >wlnB were Present; Mr. j m Sme .chairman.. Mr J. a Ettas' Mr w Chim Tuan. Mr. S Q Wons Mr F A Elias
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    149 3 Recovery Of The Belgra Reuter Wireless. London. Nov ON the Stock Exchange, interval continues chieT.y centred in giltedged securities but, after an eariv fresh burst of strength, most prices reacted owing to some profit-aking. Th e 3U per ce..t War Loan, after I further high record at 107.
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    PETROL PRICES
    158 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. 1 Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various orands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.82 Shell Motor Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    90 3 During th«? week ending Nov 10. 1934. export- from Malayan ports amounted to 20.851 cases, of which 11.205 '53 I cases were, to the United Kingdom. MO (2% l cases to the Continent cf Eurooe. 6.'»0« <30 f I cases t 0 Canada and 3.080 '15 cases elsewhere.
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    SOYA BEANS
    141 3 Germany And London Market Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 14. /COMPETENT quarters do not believe 1/ thai Germany is going to resume H.ia Duy f m B u s .°ya beans in London, quantities of which are still in Hamburtr ?e°wV n which cannot be PoS. oWmg t0 German y*
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    TEMPLES UNEARTHED
    74 3 Discovery Made By Chinese Farmers N- r temple believed to beiont/wowrirt' hi L P* riod hsvp beer- .co\«red cy farmers In a field a-f-iiiny uvar here of eniplet, all eonstructerl r !:r bw J> anri re fi-rinw oTt* now unemh tr.c the other six > x .e.. h-
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    186 3 -r.e following prices were realised at vestei day's rubber auction held by i Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rub- ber Association: > Catalogued 1.235.301 lbs —tons ***** Offered 1.085.301 lbs—tons 484 51 r?XL™ 773 068 lbs.—tons 345.12 LONDON—Spo' 6 3 8 New York—Spo--13.1 16 cts PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked
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    TREASURY BONDS
    83 3 Reuter Wireless. London. Nov 13. The Treasury is .g aavantage of the favourable Daddy conditions by the decision to draw £i4GOO 000 thieĕ ocr cent. Treasury -Bonds on Nov. 26 The amount repiesenis 40 per cent of the total nominal amount of tends originally created, nimeiy £11,000,000. whereas
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    S.B. INSURANCE CO., LTD.
    319 3 Report And Statement Of Accounts THf. lolloping jTfu>r"- ami ll.nirr. not' HO« iirov.-ntiHl u'- ih« •»f tbi- -whict» wu& ut ih.' ompwny'.- I'flkv. Shu» laiwj Kitvv Autkhtfltl <«1 n.*-rt!rr > r Jit ut li n m. 'IV NiiHfUjrt !<*>■> pj dtun in ..ui,»: i Iflg '»0
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    P. & C. CO. DIVIDEND
    34 3 P. C. CO. DIVIDEND Reuter. London Nov. 14. THE P. and O. Steam Navigation Co., Ld.. declared a rive per cent, dividend on the Preferred shares. No dividend was paid on (he Deferred shares.—Reuter.
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    DOLLAR-STERLING PACT
    124 3 Reported London-Washington Understanding Reuter Wireless. New York. Nov 13. The Treasury's removal o: restrictions I on foreign is considered in many quarters !o be a definite assurance lhut the dollar Ls now stable and onn of •he concrete developments arising from the recent rapproachment between Lie Administration ind
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    63 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. For R.M.A. No. L X. Ribbed Smoked Sh:ei. Singapore. Thursday, no<,n. Spot (loose) 20 s 2<> (F. 0.8.) Current month 20 7 8 21 Jan. March 21 ?i 2!"h April June 23 2:: 7 July Sept. 24 a 4 24 Latest Cable: London
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      108 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AJfD H ORKMEN"S COMPENSATION. L. C MABGOLIOUTH, Manager OFFICE: FINLAYSON GREEN. HE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Ataeida Street, riaed and Subscribed Capral «2,000,000 up-Capital £1,000,000 ro Find and Rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE:
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      22 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ABBURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT WORKMEN 1 COMPENSATION INSURANCE. ■BAD OFFICE: ICD. CjcA St. Singapore
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      85 3 P fc'frltrfscte Handel-Maaiscfcappij, (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY.) Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUfi* 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 principal Cities of
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      218 3 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-CHINESE BANK, Ltd, CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee
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      492 4 j M. HASSAN, j M, 87, BRAS BASAH ROAD, I SINGAPORE. I We undertake all sorts of work I in electrical, gas and water ser- I vice line. I We give prompt attention to all I orders either big or small. I Why not consult us about your I requirements
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      536 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. ENGLISH PAPERS. The following revised prices will take effect on 10th November, li>34:— Onepenny Tapers 10c. Twopenny Papers 15c. Threepenny Papers 20> Pourpenny Papers at 25c. 30c Sixpenny Papers 35c. Kevenponny Papers 40c. Ninepenny Papers 50c. Shilling Magazines 00c. Daily Mirror, Daily Sketch and the like at
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      610 4 AUCTION SALE i By Order of the Municipal Commissioners of the Town and Fort of Malacca under the powers conferred by Section 71 of Ordin ance No. 135 (Municipal) for the recovery of rates in arrears of alunble freehold land and premises known as No. 123 Heeren Str et. Malacca,
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      450 4 j SITUATIONS VACANT, i WANTED—FemaIe Shorthand Typist, must be quick and accurate. Apply Box No. 479. c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED—Good cook. If first' class man wages $25. Applicants send copies of j testimonials to Box No. 478, c/o Malaya Tribune. Singapore. WANTED An expert in dried Hides and
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      384 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). i I 1-A, Kirk Terrace. Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore. Enrol for a Sound Musical Education —Systematic Training both in Technique and Theory. Complete Courses »i leading to T.C.L. Certificate, Diploma, etc. I Booklet free. M. ANCIANO,
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      460 4 I REPAIRS I TAKE ALL TOUR CLOCKS WATCHES OR GRAMOPHONES THAT GO WRONG, TO YICK WOH HING 420, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD). Contractors for the Repair of Cl Watches to the British Army and R.A.F. Base. Malaya. Jo European Hairdresser?, MJMk Permanent wave specialists. 70, Stamford Road, j
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    ARMISTICE DAY IN KUALA LIPIS
    356 5 bnjoyable Dinner And Dance 'Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, Nov. 13. A VERY successful dinner, auction and A ;1 d?™* s hejd at the Pahang Club or the light of Saturday. Nov. 10 in aid ot Earl Huig's Poppy Day Fund A recoid crowd
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    CHARGE OF CHEATING
    213 5 roprietor Of Chop Found Guilty Singapore, Thursday. JAN Swee Lim, the proprietor of Chop 1 was on e t e r£,°H g n N rth Canal Road der tJS TK tr j a L before Mr J- M. Brana rhiro. 1Fd Ma S istr ate, yesterday on
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    220 5 Engagement And Personal News By Air Mall.» I 'Frem Our Own Correspondents London, Oct. 31. THE War Office announces that Capand Br f*vet Major F C. Yeo, M BE., M.M. The Royal Ulster Rifip.s, r»as been appointed Brigade Majoi. Malay States Volunteer F orce. The engagemeiT is
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    NORTH CHINA
    114 5 Finance Minister Explains His Visit j Shanghai. S*r¥. 13. Dr. H. H. Kung the Finance Minister who is at present in Peiping st.itcd thai i P*r, trom ha missions there, he was inspecting the political condition in North hma on h-half of Mr. Wang Vim* W e i.
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    £2 FOR A MURDER
    52 5 a lew P e i£i mUt T h --hed This *a*t was revealed' when Alex stated tha: he had bee* hi ed t<> shoot a man for £2 Semmell was arrested shortly after an abortive attempt on the lif, of an employe* of the Chicago Motor
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    DEFENCE OF JAMAICA
    48 5 Reuter. Kingston. Nov. 14. At the suggestion of the Governor. 81sls L ture has approved that i\Tnnn% should annuahy contribut £10.000 for Imperial Defence Hie Legislature agreed to" pay nanons ot the British West India R giment amounting to £8.000 per annum commencing from 1931.—Reuter.
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    TO-NIGHT'S CHANGE AT THE PAVILION
    323 5 IfENUS de Milo, probably the most j f famous siatue in the world, has for j generations been considered as the i standard of a perfectly proportioned female figure. Famous sculptors and artists occasionally publ sh weighty opinions of what measurements the ideal girl should
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    OUR TRADERS' VIEWS
    81 5 Letters To The EM tor, [Our readers are invited to write tc g_ of public interest. It Trf£,J J;. Un f erst00d that the "Malaya not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by corresvond-AS'-POSSS? SH °< ULD I"*™** ,Hn\? SSIBLE preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on one side of
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    Education For Women
    284 5 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) n S ei the desire tnat being eoctaXrd n\° Ugnou^Mala y a tor a higher tandard of caucation. it is but nani.-n hat associated wiih this desire come a demand for higher educ? ion Or inc women of Malaya educatlon vlntl p
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    Fifty-Cent Pieces
    170 5 (To the Editor. Malaya Tribune) Sir .—The 50-cent. silver denominaion of our currency is legal tender in he S.S. and F M.S.. but when offered it is )lten refused on he plea tha; it is "susa. abolay jalan." This is very noticeable mong the hawkers and shopkeepers in
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    Asiatics And Aviation
    199 5 (To the Editor, Malaya Tribune) Sir.—The development of aviation and in particular the amazing re ult ct the Air Race show that the East also should be prepared and should no jeer at what is Western. Anything mav happen at any time, and obstruse and mpractieable philosophy
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    ANOTHER TYPHOON
    38 5 Philippine Islands Struck Again Reuter. Mhnila. Nov. 14. ANOTHER typhoon struck the centre and eastern islands of the Archipelago. Heavy damage to property is reported and it is feared that there has been loss of life.—Reuter
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      259 5 Help Kidneys J-P Nights. Nervousness. Dizzirt«2f J*™ 1 'tdUac or Acidity try the new discovery Cystex (Slss-texT 0 «iranteed to end year trouble, m 8 day. or money Dack. At ail chemists. y Jus. TRAVERS SONS. Secretly and Quickly Removed! Stillman's Freckle Cream bleaches them out while >ou sleep. Leaves
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      304 5 Accurate, /0?" asalways than ever the new Pocket Ben j When you think of pocket and an unusual slimness, are watches, you probably think other distinctive features, of POCKET BEN. Most Thehairspringisrustless.and people do. Think now of the the crystal non-breakable. new POCKET BEN—a thin- It's a Westclox product... ner,
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    169 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Singapore, Thursday. Ngow Hock. Norwegian, 700 tons; from Bangkok 14.11, to Bangkok 15.11. Perak. British, 519 tons; from Telok Anson 15.11, to Port Swe-tenham, Telok Ansen, and Malacca 16.11. Sauerland, German. 4,193 tons; from Hamburgh 13.11, t 0 Miri, Manila
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    127 6 HIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Nov. 15. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Kutsang (hauls 20 1» 22; Hai Lee 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Bhutan 18; Protesilaus 14. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Steel Scientist 33 Klang 35; Karagola 37. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    83 6 The 81. Rjiula with mails from Europe is expec:ed to arrive at Pen ing a* i p.m. to-day The mails are expect- d to reach Singapore by the 5.54 p.m. tain to-mcrrow and will be dealt with on Saturiav morning. From Philippine Islands by the President Van Buren.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    12 6 Left Arrd. By Spore London Dempo Oct 26 Nov. 14
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    SHIPPING LINE FINED
    190 6 Explosives Or Board Not Notified For fAiling ie notify the Pert Officvi. Singapore, that the r Vessel the Zudikerk was carrying 1 ov>o ib, of explosives before her arrival in port Oil Oct. 30. the Nederland Line Royal Dj; 'h Mail, agents for the Holland Ess* Line,
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    SEDITIOUS PAPERS
    107 6 Witnesses Placed Under A Bond Singapore, Thursday. before the Second Magistrate <Mr. N Gricei yesterday, Mr. H. Sym, A 3 P. att ached to the Special Branch, uiade an application in conn .ction with a charge of being in possession of seditious Literature, preferred against a Chinese. On
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    MONEY MARKET
    198 6 SELLING. Singapore, Nov. 15. London 3 months' sight. 2}4 7;32 London 4 months' sight 2;4 3,1G London 60 days' sight 214 5:32 London 30 days' sight 2!4 1/ 8 London demand 2|4 3,32 London T.T. 2}4 3j32 Lyons and Paris demand 879 j Hamburg demand 143 i New
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    PRODUCE
    199 6 Singapore, Nov. 15. R. (Siam) W. Coast N 1 per Koyan $113 R. (Slam) V/. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $111 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $107 R'ce, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $112 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $110 Siam. Al $177
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    DIARY OF THE DAY
    385 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. NOV. 15 High Tides.— 5.23 a.m., 4.38 pjli- Week oi Prayer. Y.mc.a 1 p.rn 1 Speaker: Rny. Riyniond L. Ai .-<»♦. r Subject: "The Treasure In Faniifn Vessels." Rugby: S.C.C. Training und Scr.r.u i Practice. S.C.C Hockey: SCO.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    67 6 ALHAMBRA.—The Marcus Show (on the screen). APOLLO.—"Veer Brabuvahan." Hindustani taikie. CAPITOL- Murder at the Vanities." EMPIRE.—"It's Great To Be Alive." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Dean's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—"Nagan-Ki-Rajini." Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION.—Sidney Howard in
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      843 6 SINGAPORE HOTELS 1 SEA VIEW HOTEL Ideal Seaside Resort. FRIDAY (FORMAL). SATURDAY (INFORMAL). SPECIAL DINNER DANCE ENTERTAINMENT PROVIDED BY THE ROYAL HAWAIIAN ENTERTAINERS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24th, 1934, IN AID OF lE*oppy J3ay Fund SPECIAL DINNER—DANCE AND CABARET t i > < i i t i i > i i i
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      364 6 IMPORTATION OF TEXTILES (QUOTAS) ORDINANCE. 1934. NOTICE TO IMPORTERS. The attention ol importers of regaled .•xtiles (cotton and rayon piece-good* manufactured in foreign countries) is invited to •rai'-- Settlements Government Gazett extraordinary No. 84, dated uth Novemer. 1934, which publishes the quoras fur 1935 and prescribes the form in which
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      67 6 mm i i, I Always Something Sew at THE HOI'SE OF NEW THINGS THE LAST DAY THRILLER! DINNER DANCING i HATS j j Stfl. silky quality, with beautifully draped crowns, veiled. In black, while, artcn and brown. i i LATEST NOVELTIES FLOWERS MILLINERY SUPPLIES. FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers PERMANENT WAVING By
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      232 6 [^U^T£LL!G£NCE SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Cremer) 2 p.m. China (generally. Hoihow (Cremer) 2 p.m. Hongkong (Cremer) 2 p.m Japan (Cremer) 2 p.m. Aden (Karagola) 3 p.m. East Africa (Karagola) 3 p.m. America (North), except Western Canada and Western Suites of U.S.A. (Karagola) 3
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      71 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Last Yesterday Nighl Max. Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine. Tercp. Stations. Deg. Y. Inches. Hours. Deg. ft Afar Star 89 0 81» 7.5 72 Hersi ig No report. Iv'>t;> Bharu n.io 6.7 72 Buk Jerani Xf! 1.93 ,;.7 I Malacca 81 O.OG Nil Singapore:
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    FREAKS OF NATURE
    43 7 Cologne. al 'freaks of nature" are repor.the Rh in elandant at Eschweiler has grown a weighing lib. 3oz. A farmer at aich has produced a turnip 27 lbs., and another peasant at ircn has dug up a potato weigh- lbs.
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    THE FOUNTAIN PEN
    125 7 Invented In Germany Two Centuries Ago? Berlin. rE story of the "first fountain pen,*' which is claimed to have been invented in Germany, is told by the papers here. Credit Tor the invention is given to c certain Daniel Schwenter, of Nuremberg. the town which also gave
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    LONDON ZOO'S LOSS
    311 7 Malayan Porcupine Dies Of Old Age (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 31. JOEY, the tame Asiatic porcupine who shared an enclosure at the London Zoo with a number of brush-tailed porcupines from the Malay Archipelego, to whom he acted as father and peacemaker,
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    133 7 Arrangements For Christmas Social LeagTef Str°iit, the nH Singap re X P Wo Chinese. Telok Ayer. 22n2' o mi1 Pava Lebar and Young EvanL.H,r CirCle arc of the t0 be hp,d ™Bun™J^i!> 0 3e at 8 P m at the Tamn Methodist Church. Short Street The programme will
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    DEFENCE NOT CALLED
    111 7 Acquittal On Charges Of Housebreaking lry.. i Singapore. Thursday. th?f? char ?es oi housebreaking and voutL n i! refe ed a Sainst iwo Malay ?2 u bin Abdul Kftdir and vJH 181 ajl Abdul Hamid. and nt-fHJFu*}' Aloviiiu Pere ra, who apS*£ fd below the District Judge
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    TENDER-HEARTED THIEF
    78 7 Refrains From Robbing When 1 Cashier Faints A tkl f L Portland, Oregon. A thief with a tender-heart tried to rob Mrs Anna Herzog, cashier in a chemist's shop here. He entered the shop, threatened her with a revolver and demanded the contents of the till. When she
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    A MALACCA TRANSFER
    128 7 Mr. M. R. Holgate has arrived in Malacca to take Mr. A. W. Frisby's piace as Inspector oi Schools. Mala, fa v. hen the latter leaves on transfer to Penang Mr. Frisby during his short stay in Malacca took an active interest in many local institutions. The
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    PULLING THE TIGER'S WHISKERS
    271 7 Discovery Of A More Exciting Sport (By Air Mail) (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 31. MEWS of discoveries for the prolongan as°?t sUST SprCad rapid In the present case literally at AntimpeeCh fo f if seems imperative tha. tSkR J^ Uld u be loiJt in
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    SHOOTS HEADMASTER
    130 7 Indian Prince's Cousin Receives 7 Years Rrwa Central India. LALPADMADHAR Siligh. cousin ol die Maharaja of Rjwu, hu:« ix.cn sentenced io .I'voii scars' rit»oiout imprisonment by die Rowa City Magistrate for shooting hU Headmnster. He wus a jtuutiv. .a; tlii s Rt-wa Durbai High School. A prism was
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    MOST RELIGIOUS BOY
    104 7 Prince Michael Never Misses Church Bucharest. CROWN Prince Michael, the 12-year-old heir to the Rumanian throne, is a most religious boy. Router's Bucharest Correspondent jvo. '.old so by an aged Orthodox priest at the Sinaia Monastery chapel near (he Royal Palace of Sin'aia. The priest said that
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    F.M.S. COURT OF APPEAL
    1012 9 The Wigley Case i 1 ELOQUENT PLEA FOR MERCY fFront Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THE F,M.S. Court of Appeal, which assembled in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, was concluded this afternoon, all the appeals except two beinjf dismissed. The appeal of Bahat bin Sainat, against sentence
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    AFTER THIRTEEN YEARS
    191 9 War Ace Flies Again Montreal, Quebec "»pHE air can't hurt you. you know. It's I the ground that is your natural enemy!" Thus Colonel W. A. Bishop, V.C. (and almost every other decoration t, famous Canadian war ace—m an interview explaining what it felt like to take
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    NO WATER AT HAND
    88 9 Wine Tscd To Put Out Fire Budapesi. Wine has been used by firemen here to put out a blaze which threatened destroy several houses. The tire started in a building ovt n j whu cellar. No water was at hand When the fire brigade arrived so
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
    42 10 ENGAGEMENT. LIM—-EE. The engagement [a announced of Mr. L:m Chin Wah, fourth ion of the late Mr. L.m Swee Guan end Mrs. lim Swee Guan. to Miss Ec Siew Cheng Neo, eldest daughter oi Mr. A: Mrs. Ec Yean Kiat.
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    MORE EXPENSE!
    886 10 J'HE careful husbanding of financial resources as necessary plank in the Government platform was mentioned by Sir Shenton Thomas on the day of his arrival in the Colony. A few days later comes news of the recommendations of the Plymouth Committee on leave and passage conditions in the
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    32 10 Col. Cecil Rae will address the Singapore Rotary Club at the luncheon meeting at the Adelphi Hotel on Monday. Col. Rae is hon. district commissioner for Rotary International for Malaya and Siam.
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    Notes and Comments Mukden
    232 10 MUKDEN, the former capital of Man- churia,,has provided a pert comment on the discussion now taking place in Britain on the question of recognition of the puppet state of Manchukuo. A quantity of ammunition has bee.n exploded, presumably by rebels against the. present regime, and an
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    Traffic Hints
    203 10 yHOSE whose duty it is to see t 0 the regulation of traffic in Singapoio give a good word t 0 our friend the syce, who. they say. studies the rules and does his best to observe them. Officials are not so enthusiastic regarding the owner driver, who.
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    War On Mosquitoes
    179 10 k REPORT irom India tha: thou of taaetcta in Bombay j destroyed in a ten-foot tower fitted w Jan electric- suction fan opens up .possibility of a similar method beii used i n Malaya not only for the desti tion of insects, with which this con is
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    Information Bureaus
    274 10 -pAN you imagine my having to V»' the streets of Penang for one and a half hours before I met a man could give m e the information I wanted about the place? Well, hat is exaeth what I had to do!" was the indignan* outburst of a
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    Topics Of The Day
    232 10 By "Looker-On" IF this wet weather means to continue, we shall have to consider playing rugby and hockey matches under cover. A huge covered area would ensure that matches were played on the days arranged. Boxing promoters are beginning to think that th e idea is
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    40 10 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. 5 WIRELESS PROGRAMME, 7. INTERVIEW WITH DUTCH PILOTS. 12 SPORTS NEWS. 14 and 15. CLUB DIARY, 16. MASTER OF SEMPILL INTERVIEWED. 1MALAYAN PLANTING TOPICS. 18. SOVIET NOTE TO JAPAN, 19.
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    Further Details Of Yungchai Assassinations Carefully Planned
    216 11 Decoyed By A Fake Telegram Shanghai, Nov. 15. assassination of Mr. Shi Liang Tsai, publisher of the Chinese daily newsthe Shun Pao, and one of s sons at Yungchai, was th<> lit of a plot carefully planned. A false telegram was sent to
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    AIR MAIL POSTAGE REDUCED
    128 11 25 Cents Instead Of 40 From Malaya Singapore. Thursday. ABKi reduction in the cost of air mail postage by the Imperial Airways service between Malaya and Great Britain comes into force to-day. The rate lor a letter from the Straits Settlements and F.M.S. to Great Britain
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    ALLEGIANCE TO CROWN
    51 11 Ml Dealing With Armed Forces Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 13. I designed to strengthen the Jaw •hirmpts to seduce the armed f »f h»< Crown from allegiance. h.» ilreidy passed through the of Commons, u-day was read for '•»)id Time in the House of Lords. n,t "t
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    WEDDING GIFT TO PRINECSS MARINA: Mr. de untitled the well-known artist and society untitled painter, at work In his London studio on a portrait of Princess Marina, whom he has know, since she was a untitled of six. The portrait will be given to Princess Marina as a wedding gilt by the Duke of Keni.
    55 11 WEDDING GIFT TO PRINECSS MARINA: Mr. de untitled the well-known artist and society untitled painter, at work In his London studio on a portrait of Princess Marina, whom he has know, since she was a untitled of six. The portrait will be given to Princess Marina as a wedding gilt
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    LOTTERIES BILL NOT A KILLJOY
    100 11 Anyone Can Buy Irish Sweep Ticket London. Nov. 13 IT :s not an offence for an individual to send !os. to Dublin for a ticket for himself, declared the Home Secretary. Sir John Oilmour, rebutting the accusation in the House of Commons that the Lotteries
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    FALSE TITLE
    137 11 Fine Inflicted In Local Court I Giving judgment this morning in the i case in which A. S. Rajah of the Asiatic Dispensary. Hill Street, was chaged with wilfully and falsely using the title •'Doctor" and the additions "M.D.H "M.C.H.C.." L.M.H.S." Mr. J. M. Blander, the Third Magistrate,
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    113 11 I Three Cyclists Meet With Disaster A Chinese cyclist was rather severely injured when he was knocked down by a motor-car. which failed to stop after the accident. The man had injuries on his head and face and was unconscious when removed to the Tan Tock Seng hospLal.
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    MUST FIND SURETY
    85 11 Alleged Illegal Possession Of Revolver Singapore, Thursday. Charged with' possession of a .53 revolver without a licence, Mr. W. Hill, a European, appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) this morning. When the charge was explained, Court Inspector McLennan stated that the accused was on personal
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    TAXING OF BRITISH IN CHINA
    186 11 Questions In House Of Commons Reuter. London. Nov. 14. IN the House of Commons, replying to ques ions concerning the Chin's* taxation of British subjects. Cap tain Anthony Eden, after recounting the legal position remarked that demands had recently boen made on loreign nationals, liicluding
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    TO MARRY MALAY PRINCE
    62 11 Danish Girl Flying To Alor Star (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 14. MISS Lili Nielsen, the daughter "I of a Copenhagen business man. left London for Alor Star by the X.L.M. plane to-day to marry H.H. Tunku Ozair. Tunku Ozair is the son o e
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    ARMS TRAFFIC
    100 11 U.S. Seeking International Agreement I Reuter Wireless. Washington, Nov. 13 That the United Statse has abandoned hcpe of any immediate general disarmament agreement was disclosed by Mr. Ccrdell Hull 10-day when confirmed the news that the United States was seeking separate agreements for international control of arms traffic
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    MANCHUKUO OIL MONOPOLY
    167 11 I Govt, Control NEW CUSTOMS TARIFF introduced Changchun, Nov. 14. WITHOUT paying any heed to th»> re^'e ;*ntutions of the- IWftr.V, so-called Manchukuo Staff- tov «fjnounced the establishment of an oil monopoly by which tho government will control the imposition, supply and distribution of oil and fax
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    FEWER REMITTANCES
    145 11 Swatow's Report On Oversea Citizens Shanghai, Nov. 15 tr,u.« or<1 inR 2 ,he r( tur ns Of the Committee for Overseas Affairs indices ioi remittances from overseas to Swatow u fall during recent vear.s, J-* remit ancet. to Swaiow mounted only io $16.800.000. while Ian year they dropped
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    UNEMPLOYED INSURANCE
    97 11 Included In U.S. Congress Programme Reuter. Washington. Nov. 14. It is announced that President Rcoscvelt has d: finitely included unemployment insurance in the programme for Congress President Roosevelt, addressing the Advisory Council of Economic Security, insisted that the scheme must not b ceme a dole through the mingling
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    U.S. EMERGENCY UNITS
    80 11 j Co-ordinating All Lending Activities Reuter. Washington, Nov. 14. President Roosevelt has appointed a committee, headed by Mr. Morgcmhau. to co-ordinate all the lending activities of Government. It is believed that this step marks the beginning of a consolidation of Federal agencies with a view to absorbing
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    BRITISH TANKS
    88 11 Chinese Mission Studying Them Reuter. London, Nov. 14. The Chinese Mission of twenty members, including fifteen military officials, htadt-d by Yu Fei Pen and General Sue Ting Yoa, have arrived in England from the Continent to inspect military and civd communications. They hope to see British tanks in
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    AIR ARMADA FOR THE U.S.
    75 11 Plans To Build 800 War 'Planes Reuter. Washington, Nov. lb. THE army and air corps have subD .ttied a budgetary request fcr 800 new aeroplanes, -,00 of which are required to replace obsolescents. The Air Coips plans to spread th lr construction over three years,
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    PREMISES RAIDED
    79 11 Alleged Counterfeiting In Peiping Shanghai, Nov. 15. THE po'lee in Peipng have discovered I M aeri c?rt«<n Dremis <r ri jj° be l,sp d for printing com erfeit banknotes. Seven persons Wp c d \o be ringleaders were arrested. M nnwhi!? the currency in the war zone has
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    CHILD HEIRESS CASE
    139 11 j -Judge's Cryptic Ruling Afler Trial Reuter. K w York Nov 14 THE protract id trial io decide whether tin cluld, Glrra VanrtTfctflt t!r £800.000 heiress. o I ivy with e-Eh-rMr, Vnnderb it. or her 'unt Mis Whitney has end d. Cir v. ruling that "the ch
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    THE DEFENCE OF SINGAPORE
    550 11 Naval Talks And Far East Possibilities MONEY FOR AIR BASE Lords Debate Reuter. IMPORTANT reference to the Sinfa- pore Air Base was made by Lord Hailsham during the debate in the House ol Lords on Imperial Defence when he touched on the progress of the Naval
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    Mail Planes Of 375 Miles An Hour In Five Years PARMENTIER AND MOLL BACK IN SINGAPORE
    789 12 SPECIAL INTERVIEW WITH TRIBUNE ROUSING WELCOME FROM LOCAL DUTCH COMMUNITY ißy Our Special Correspondent) Singapore, Wednesday. planes, in five or six years' time, capable of 600 kilometres (about 375 miles) an hour. In more
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    F/O G. C. DAVIES
    66 12 Air Race Competitor Just Arrives Sinpipore. Wednesday. ANOT11EU Air Race competitor, who is yet io complete his course. arrived here yesterday afternoon in the person of Flying Oflieer C». t\ Davies. flying his Fairey lllf machine, will» Napier l.Ton engine. He entered for both the and
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    TOLLEY'S BRANDY COMPETITION
    141 12 240 Winners Share Prize Money TOLLEY'S Brandy Competition, the results of which are published in the advertisement below attracted between 40,000 and 50,000 entries ironi every pan of Malaya, proving that th 1 competition has become most popular throughout the country. There were 240 winners, and as
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    AIR RACE FLYERS
    125 12 Hansen Hopping- Back To Denmark Reuter. S.ycmv r Ktiv 11 THE .Mr Ruec eompcii.yi, Lk\u. M Hansen. 00k off on ait- .rturn flight ro Denmark to-aa.s Col Roseoe Turner and Mi Clvdi r Anqbornc !h# American? umbarkcct on 'he liner Miriiio.t.i t r ■iincri»* Mr.bour. 0 N'.
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    R.A.F. MARSHAL COMING
    155 12 Important Visitors To Seletar SIR John Salmond. M£rthal of 1I12 KAF. and Government Director ct 1 Imperial Airways, is in Singipore on Sunday on a visit Other important arrivals who arc I'omlrrR here early next year are Air Commodore W L. Welsh, D.S.C., A RC.. Director of
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    EGYPTIAN CABINET
    47 12 King Accepts New Proposals Reuter. Alexandria. Nov. la. ftTESSIM Pasha announced that Kir.p, Fuad has accepted the Cabinet and that the Parnameni will be dissolved almost immediate i> and present constitution abolished The new Ministers will w hen the new elections are to be hciu.—Reuter.
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    JONES AND WALLER
    79 12 To Attack The Cape Record London. Nov. 14. Cat hear' Jones and Kenneth Waller have provisionally fix:d Sunday at daw.i for the start of their attempt at a re-cord-breaking flight to Capetown In the De Havilland Comet in which they recently made a return flight to Austraiia.
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    GERMAN FRONT IN THE SAAR
    134 12 Memorandum To Lea«ah ALLEGED ATTEMPTS TO CAUSE THOl Ki.E Reuter Wireless. Saarbruecken. Nov. 15. THE German Front in the Saar It; submitted a lengthy m< n dum to the League in which it claii that all the documents recently covered in the houses of Gem
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      1442 12 r Correct J €53T BOTTLES! 7 Here is a list of the 210 winners distributed throughout Malaya. This winning list is iar in excess of expectations, but since the competition j was undoubtedly an unqualified success, it has been decided to increase the Prize Money from S2o(< to $360 so
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    Pastor Demands Ransom From His Wife KIDNAPPING HOAX ADMITTED
    165 13 Hxtortion Charge I'Ol.LOWER OF AIM EE MACPHERSON Carolina), Nov. 14. T>;. v. K. II, Askew was ac.t mI «<i the charge of carrying Snapping hoax and at t empiduin $25.000. Keuter. in st charged Mr. Askew con hat his story of
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    ALLEGED SHOT AT INSPECTOR
    158 13 A Charge Of Attempted Murder Singapore, Thursday Tm; vvo Chinese. Cneug Sang and Lee tci'ii Pong, who were arrested in a •u-:- m Malabar Stree! recently, durraid by Mr. Broadliurst. ASP .thed to the Directive Branch, auri i.Ltiy of plain clothes rnen. made 'her appearance before
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    SYSTEM INFLAMED
    299 13 inquest On Death Of Johore Chinese F"' m Our Otrti Corrcxitnnjlejii) Johore Bahru Nov 11 ii tv* Coroner's Cou this afternoon. i> 'ore incYje Ahmad bin Perang., an i'i<- t v .i> held into the deaih of a i -r. 3 c years of awe. who was found
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    83 13 The Municipal health statement for Ihe week ended Nov. 10 shows that there were 197 deaths, as compared with 206 ■i the preceding week and with 171 in th< corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were:—Beriberi 12 phthisis 17, malaria 10, pneumonia
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    "GENTLEMEN, THE TRUCE CONTINUES"
    145 13 New French Premier's Reception Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 13. GENTLEMEN, the truc3 continues" ar the opening words in the Ministerial declaration which M. Flandin will submit to-day when he faces the Chamber for the first time as Premier. It ass:rts France's devotion to peace and adumbrates
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    NEW GERMAN SHIP
    142 13 Trip To Singapore In 15 Days Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 14. IT was announced from Bremen that the 18.000-ton liner Gneischreiten will be launched on Dec. 14 for the North German Lloyd Far East m Service. It is claimed that the new liner and also her sister ship
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    NEW C.M.S.N. VESSEL
    32 13 Shanghai. Nov. 15. The Haiyuen. the newly British built C.M.SN. vessel, sailed from Amoy for Hongkong yesterday afternoon. There was a full list of passengers.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    GOVERNOR'S FIRST PROCLAMATION
    294 13 The Textiles Quotas Ordinance A GOVERNMENT gazette extraordinary, issued this morning, makes certain amendments to the Importation of Textiles (Quotas) Ordinance. A proclamation by the Governor states: Whereas by section 3 of the Importation of Textiles (Quotas) Ordinance, 1934, His Excellency the Governor may fix by proclamation
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    FALSE INFORMATION
    41 13 English-Speaking Chinese Fined Singapore. Thursday. Said to have given false information to the police, an English-speaking Chinese named Buck Lim was lined S5O by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N yesterday. It is understood that an appeal will b: lodged.
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    13 13 The Raiula has arrived at Penang bringing 2 608 State-aided labourers from Madras.
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    KUALA LUMPUR FATALITY
    284 13 Doctor Killed AMPANG ROAD CAR CRASH From Our Own Rejtoricr) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. AS reported by telephone to-day. Ampang Road, about a mile beyond the Kuala Lumpur football Stadium, was the scene of a distressing accident yesterday, resulting in the death of Dr. J. L. Wiltshire. H.Sc,.
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    "DOWN OUR STREET"
    158 13 Excellent Drama At The Globe Theatre AT THE CINEMAS THE Globe Theatre .it the Great World has been attracting full houses since Tuesday last when one of P'ir-■-mount's be>t feature; 1 "Dow.- Our S'.rcet" opened its run The picture is one 'ha: brings human t motions to
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    SELANGOR NOTES
    236 13 Heaths Of Old Ceylon Residents (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wedne-day. The deaths are reported of rwo old Ceylonese residents of Kuala Lumpur and Telok Anson respectively in Hie persons of Mr H. M. Marcus, at Singapore. and of Mr Arthur Fernando, in Colombo. Mr Marcus camc
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    This Mornings Race Training At Bukit Timah Three-Day November Meeting Begins On Saturday
    546 14 Lower Division Animals Well Catered For THE TRACK WORK There were many horses working m pairs. Aiya-Aiya was out alone and appeared to move very well indeed although «irrongly Ik Id. Bin tang Tujoh was also impressive,
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    PING-PONG
    102 14 The ring-pong- team of the Waken Lion Athletic Party was entertained to a friendly game of seven singles on Thursday last by the Siong 800 Athletic Association at the tatter's premises. Tan Lions won by live games to two. Result (W.L.A.P. players mentioned first): Liam Hock Peng beat Heng
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    HOME RUGBY
    36 14 London, Nov. 14. The following matches in tne Rugby Union were played to-day:— Middlesex 16 Hampshire S. *Sun\y 5 Kent 9 (at tlcliracr.il>. *:*«s>i'X y Counties i-3 tat r-thi-g). "County Clionship match i -Lette*.
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    24 14 Members are notified that the pool at the Singapore Swimming Club will be re-opened on Saturday. Nov. 17, and not to-day.
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    SELANGOR SUPREME
    213 14 I In Triangular Badminton Tournament 'From Our Uwn Reporter J Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. SELANCOR Scored a dppislve Victory o n the twu north m tie: i and Penang, in the men's and ladles' events of the triangular badmintou tournament hold in Ipoh during Ule week-end. thu;. annexing the
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    93 14 Finals To Be Played During Week-End THE finals in the Singapore men's cpcn badmtatcti championships will be played off at the Clerical Inicn Hall, Rangoon Road, ar- fallows:—. Cn.urday. 2 p.m.. M i's Single i Final: E. J. Trass v. Seah Fng He. Sunday, 10 a»m.. Men's Double.
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    W. A. OLDFIELD
    224 14 One Of Remarkable Quartette Of Wicket Keepers The return to Australia of the Test cnckeier- wili mark the end of the careers ol some ol the leading i>ersonalities of the game. W. M. Woodfull. the captain, has announced h.s retirement from Te&t cricket ana it is doubtful
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    THE F.A. CUP FINAL
    183 14 Wembley's Gate-Drawing Powers I I The Football Association has at last acceded fo the demands of the League clubs, and, in future, a larger oroportion, of tickets will be available for the teams who compete in the F.A. Cud Final. The clubs previously concerned in the
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    LOCAL GOLF
    577 14 Competitions At The Garrison G. C. THE G Gulf Club men.- mr nUtly medal wus played on Sa'urday and Sunday. 1 fie following wt'n» the Le**. iv jirrx:— Captain H. U. Rose 7>-- 7 —<JS Lieu 1 C, U. Bond 77— 73 Major .1. S. U. Forbes Hi—IK—
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    CONFESSIONS—BY STEVE
    138 14 His Favourite Mount Brown Jack Who Has Retired To a thrilled audience on the ai*Steve Donoghue described while broadtasting in the *Tn Town To-nigi:i series what it feels like *o be riding winners when 50 yearc of age. "Its a lor be'ter than riding losers," he declared "I
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    BRITISH POLO LOSS
    107 14 Capt. Roark's India Club Appointment Britain's most famous polo player, Captain Pat Roark has been appointed a Stipendiary Steward of the Western India Turf Club and will leave early next month to take up his new duties in Bombay. The engagement is for three years. This means
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    Chinese Volunteer Annual Rifle Meet
    632 14 Keen Competition Under Excellent Conditions T" (CHINESE) Co. held their Annual Rifle Meeting on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 10 and 11. at the Bukit Timah Range. This year's meeting was open to all Chinese Volunteers. The weather throughout the two days was beyond expectation and
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    COACHING FOR BOYS
    246 14 English F.A. Adopts A Go-Ahead Policy rE English Football Association sr: going ahead with the coaching scheme for secondary schoolboys Each County Association has instructions to get into touch with head masters and sports masters and to cffer any assistance required to foster and teacl the p.ame.
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    MAY TURN "PRO."
    106 14 Famous Swimmer Moved By Circumstances Mrs Eleanor Holm Jfett. Amer<cn a fanou-- 01viviDlrlu n P r °f p sslonal after lSir J?' °r' nijMc m Berlin In ]!£L"5* JS 1Te would ralher be an axonteur. and. so far. whenever anyom has suggested she should turn orofes>lonal, she
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    LAWN TENNIS
    315 14 Rowdiness Invading Even The Courts TENNIS, now that contract bridge hi gone rough-neck. with players ng left hooks when a finesse fails, and polo players no longer ex themselves when they daintily con, as an opponent's noggin. Is just about last remaining stronghold of gentilit; left in spoits,
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    EVERTON DEAL AHEAD?
    61 14 Evertcn are understood to be interested in the respective centre-forwards of Gla grow Celtic and Belfast Celtic—Frank 0'Donnell and David Martin. Bjth are finished products, and I» Martin played a particularly fine gams in the recent inter-League match at Firhill. Everton, if they decide to "plunge.*" however,
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    England's Great Victory Over Italy By Odd Goal Three Up After. 15 Minutes: A Penalty Missed
    811 15 halians' Brilliant Recovery In Second Half Reuter. greal annual soccer encounter between England and Italy was J tyed yesterday at Highbury where amazing scenes marked a h abundant with thrills. England won by the
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    JACK HOBBS ON "BODYLINE"
    281 15 England Might Have Retained Ash?s London, Oct. 29. "AUR gr.'a c stumbiing-bloc'.: is Bradman." declares Jack Hobbs. for many yeaio England's eat est ba su*an, in hi> new book. "Tile Fieh fo< the Ashes. 1934." Hobbs is mor. conCden: of England'* ehancr.s jn he next Tqs\>
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    PING PONG
    253 15 Results In Singapore Open Championship 1 RESULTS of the first rouno tics in the Singapore open ping-pong chair, pionsliip were as follows: Koh Fook Chew beat Ku Pei Lianv' I 3—1. Tan Scny Tonu beat Tai Ytw Khuan 3 -0, Lee Geok Seng beat Cna Chee Wins 3—0.
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    66 15 The following will represent the Horlieks "B" against the Straits Chinese Epworth League "B" in a return match of four singles and three doubles at No. 3, Kampong Kapor Road, at 2.30 p.m. Charlie Tan, Rowan Tan, Tan Tiang Bee, Ang Beng Lay, Stanley Yeo, E. Tean Boon,
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    UNION CHINESE B.P.
    59 15 The following player:; will be selected to play a friendly match against the Lotus B.P. at the home court on Sunday at 4 p.m. sharp: Leow Kirn Cheng, Billy Lee, Chua Chian Tee. Lee Chin Tien, Chua Chirm Lee. Lim Hee Beng. and Wilkie Chan. Reserves: Chua
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    HONOUR FOR TATE
    85 15 Elected Honorary Life Membei Of Sussex County C.C. In appreciation of his services, and ol ins being the first professional captain of the county. M. W. Tate has been elected an honorary life member ol the Sussex County Cricket Club. During the past summer Tate, In the
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    NEW GOLF DEVICE
    94 15 To Correct Faults While Playing \V Ii Nash. one of the asslstan'. professionals 'o ihc Roehamp:ou Club, has p^tein>:ci i device for altering Weltihi ol u Plub head so that ii rat: counttr a"iniDl5 to make It do tn; wrong tiling. A small bolt Is srrrwou nv.o
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    BRITISH TENNIS RANKING
    129 15 L. T. A. Lists Issued PERRY MISS ROUND HEAD THE LISTS Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 13. FRED Perry, world champion, and Miss Dorothy Round are ranked first in the men's and women's tennis world respectively, among British players, according to the Lawn Tennis Association ranking. They held
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    ASSISTANCE FOR SETTLERS
    1198 16 Cameron Highlands MEETING OF THE SOCIETY DROGRESS in development of the Cameron Highlands was reported at a general meeting of the Cameron Highlands Society, held on Nov. 7 at Lubuk Tamang, with Mr. H. Cordon Graham (President) in the chair. The minutes of the las. general meeting
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    SUPREME COURT
    191 16 Judgment Reserved In Action For Damages Singapore, Wednesday. JUDGMENT was reserved in a civil claim heard in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice Pnchard, in an action for damages for breach of contract. Th3 suit was over the lease of certain rubber land which the defendants, Chop Ban
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    JAPANESE FEARS
    146 16 The French Colonial Conference 'Jokyo, Oct 31 Japanese liiduatri.il leader* wet# to- <. y closely watching plana lur the t.ii'ihcoming French Colonial conference 1. be held in Paris from Dec. 3. They tear tha: the result will be *it.ulnr to the British Conference at Olt »wa, although possibly
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    STEAM-DRIVEN 'PLANES
    147 16 Soviet Plan For Stratosphere Flights Moscow Aeroplanes driven by steam engitu<* and capable of speeds of between 500 d 600 m.p.h ire included in the lv t st plans Jot Soviet scientists for fhghis l"lo the stratosphere As steam engines do not depend on n r as part
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    GERMANY AND THE VATICAN
    46 16 Alleged Violation Oi Concordat Reuter. Berlin. Fresh conflict j.* s Vatican which the Concordat The Vatican rrerntly <1, pneatly office tw,> p^ M> r Ipgy. who publicly ..num., Cast rai ion Law Th: Concordat reouii.nit. jr. i dismiss them < in office —Rentci-
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      183 16 Chang*} 0 and prove that the world's best tooth cleanser is also the most economical Date your case of Gibbs Dent friee when you start to use it and notice how slowly the dainty pink cake is used up. None is spilled, none wasted or squeezed out accidentally. Notice, too,
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      724 16 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings vf general interest will still be included in the
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    Malaya's Lesson To Flying Clubs In Britain VIEWS OF MASTER OF SEMPILL
    585 17 Praise For R.A.F. IMPORTANCE OF THE AFRODROME Singapore, Wednesday. t use tor the Royal Air Force Singapore. he Master of Sempill, xpert, who as already rethe Malaya Tribune. Singapore in the course of trip half way around the
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    BOYS' KNIFE DUEL
    42 17 Budapest. Misu. a 12-year-old shepherd fc, Hungary, has been mded in a knife duel with '>ncr boy. Te both in love" with a girl KM expected to recover— who is eleven, has bee.n will be tried by the Child
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    ST. GEORGE'S SOCIETY IN SINGAPORE
    857 17 Governor Consents To Be Patron Singapore, Thursday. THE annual general meeting of thSlngapore Branch of tlie Hoyal 8oGeoj Se Wa3 iielcl ill the Club Mr R 8 Bnteman presided The President then addressed the meeting as follows w»^K re if Gry Un,e 1,1 accounts winch
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    WORLD STAMP ISSUES
    43 17 Cologne. During the last twelve months- 1,700 new postage stamps—or more than four every day-were issued throughout the world. Europe holds the record with 542 new issues. The number of stamps now current Is 58,607. according to the journal •Mlttag."
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    SCHOOL EXAMS.
    178 17 Headmaster's Criticism At Teachers' Conference 'By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) Harpenden, Hertfordshire, Oct 27. THE world's present system of examina ons was criticised by Mr. F. Fletcher, headmaster of Charterhouse, when addressing a conference of nearly 100 headmasters and headmistresses here. This conference, the first of
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    ENTICEMENT CHARGE
    104 17 Case. Postponed Bail Refused Singapore Thursday. D MORIER appeared before the Second MaghfTjIie <M*\ N. Grice) this morning on a serious charge. Morier was charged with "enticing •iway n girl netuing the age of 16 year. 1 named Nora, from her lawful guardian on Oct. 29" Inspector Dale,
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    LOUISIANA DEBTS MORATORIUM
    21 17 Reuter. Baton Rouge (Louisiana*. Nov. 14. The Louisiana Legislature passed a law giving debtors a two years' moratorium—Reuter.
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    LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY
    23 17 Reuter. New Orleans. Nov 14. f The d:ath is announced of Reverend j Albert Biever. founder of the Loyola .University. Louisiana.—Reutei
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    WONDER HEN
    65 17 Lays Two Eggs At Once New York. SENOR Huidobro, of Cuetzalan. Mexico, owns a hen which lays two eggs at once, according to the New York Herald Tribune. It has two hearts, each of which bents perceptibly, and three legs. It is a barred Plymouth Rock. Poultry experts
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    HARMLESS GAS
    73 17 Hamelin To Reduce Number 01 Suicides Berlin. Hnmeiin. 'he city of the Pi» d Pp wii! on have a fresh claim «o fame according to the "AngrifT," by sunp v i',)g it.% nousmolderft with non poi r ius gas for lighting and cookine. Ihe locrl gas works, it
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    CONQUEST OF THE ARCTIC
    178 17 industrial Centre Built Moscow. Dickson island, ur nonh in th" jretlc where it b ni t !hl ali wltitor long haa been rh.oscn by the Soviets tu. an uvi'iic industrial centre A iKw poi; is built capable of harbouring th f biggesl which ply n* Ami
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    Malayan Planting Topics
    1369 18  -  The LS.P. Statement Further Examined Agency Houses And The Planter Newcomers And Old Hands Interesting Visitors To Estates Better Times Ahead. (By "Pertinax" Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 14. stated in hist week's notes, the document issued by the Incorporated Society of Planters is too lull ot matter to
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    SOVIET NOTE TO JAPAN
    1119 19 CONTROL OF THE C.E.R. "Illegal Arrests*' I 'i nland For Release Of Prisoners A iim.x- MOSCOW. bTERN note has been despatched to Tokyo by the Soviet Govern--1 on the control of the Chinese vrn Railway, contains a demand for the ree oi all Soviet citizens taker,
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    BETTER BRIDGES
    125 19 Mr. Hore-Belisha's Latest Campaign 'By Air, Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 30. BETTER Brldg s fop BrUa atest Bloga fMr Hcre-Belisha port livc "Wire" Minister of Tran,--th el ern L m ?kl niff Substantial rant s from nSnatinl weak andTSi the COSt of Rp o weaK
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    MARKET LIST
    463 19 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Nov. 9, MEAT Beef, steak, (round» kati 35 Beel, stew or curry, katl 2b Pork, lean, katl 42 Pork. lean and fat (1st quality), katl 32 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 30 Fowl, kali 3^ Hens «locally rearedi, kati 3fl Ducks (Java), each 45
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    CONDENSED MILK
    83 19 Decrease In Switzerland's Exports Geneva. Swiss exports of condnsed milk which amounted to 4.700 wagon leads in 1913. reached a total of only 922 wagon loads last year. Exports of Swiss cheeses which were valued at 103.000.000 francs (about £7.000.000» in 1929 dropped to 40.000,000 francs (about £2,750,000)
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    AMERICAN HOUSING SHORTAGE
    167 19 Sir Raymond Unwin's Prophecy I Asprtoitc v Cinci "natti, Ohio. ?c? housln e shortage in fcfciUnited States was predicted by Sir UnWin the f mous British architect, in a speech here. Because of the falling birth rate in Eng and which gives m more bu smaller families,"
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