Malaya Tribune, 10 November 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. No. 267. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1938 FT VIE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, November 10. 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      55 1 Rtad Thi SI'XBAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya WOOD DUNN 'DAIRYMAID' CREAME RY BUTTER pack '"o» t>U all high-class Provisi °n Dealers. (Incorporated in S.S.) Guxni[is€L? W.F S. 86 A t baby needs milk W. front a bottle 'DI'UECROSe STRONG MUSCLES s s°ll N D TEE T 11 'Bi STRAIGIIT BONES
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      204 1 MADAME PAGE 92. Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. Gowru,' Designed Created in her work rooms $5 $30 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. B I I I I I Some n!ce lots in Grove Estate (Goodman Road, Branksome Road, 1 I Wilkinson Road) remaining for sale. Area from 12.000 square feet
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    Wounded German: Berlin Comment
    155 2 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 8. WHILE the attempt on the life of Herr yon Rath has created great indignation in party circles, press comments hitherto have been relatively mild. An opportunity is sought to justify Germany's expulsion of Jews but only the "Nachtausgabe" front pages the attempt.
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    SACKED MAN A WARDED £1,000 FOR SLANDER
    830 2 Sequel To Clerk's Marriage Edinburgh, Oct. 24. J-JAS a man the right to marry, the right to make a homo For himself, however humble, with the girl he loves? a*.. The vital human question has been raised again na a result of the
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    GREETINGS 28 YEARS YOUNG
    63 2 Rochester, Minnesota. NEW Year's greetings for the year 1911 have just been received here by a dentist, Mr. A. Fawcett, from a friend who has been dead for 20 years. The greetings, written on a postcard, were delivered to Dr. Fawcett's office by the postman. The
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    Donation To China Fund
    45 2 (Tribune St:> ir Reporter» Singapore, Wednesday.—The Eng Hoe Siang Bou Kong Kek has decided to mcike a contribution of $5.000 'Chinese currency? to the China Relief Fund, in addition to a monthly donation of $400, Chinese currency, to the same Fund.
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      437 2 S'IEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH,'/ INDIA j incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage, Spore. 1938. CORFU 15,000 Nov. 18 BANGALORE 6,000 Nov. 19 i CHITRAL 15,000 Dec. 2 I CARTHAGE 15,000 Pec. 16 BHUTAN 6.10 C Dec. 17 BEHAR 6,000 Dec. 26 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Dec. 30
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      519 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHKR LLOYD, (Incorporated Jn Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. M.s. "MARBURG" omits Hongkong, Shanghai ana Dairen Nov. 11 SS. "SCHAKNHORST" omits North China Nov. 24 m.s. "R2GENSBURG" omits Manila Dec. 3 §ss. "LIPPE"
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      328 2 BWPSI HOLIDAY CRUISES To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons From Penang, P. Sham, Malacca, Spore ms. "Meonia" (11,000) 8-11 9-11 10-11 12-11 m.s. "Alsia" (12.51»0) 29-11 30-11 1-12 3-12 S ms. "Selandia" (13.000) 20-12 21-12 22-12 23-12 SPECIAL i CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY CRUISE December 23rd, 1938 to
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      222 2 I TRAVEL BY rt K. LINE SPEED SERVICE SATISFACTION Express "Liners: I m.s. 'BUENOS AIRES MARU." m.s. "SANTOS MARU." m.s. 'RIO DE JANEIRO MARU." m.s. "LA PLATA MARU." m.s. "MONTEVIDEO MARU." Offer the fastest connection from Singapore to:— Durban 17 days. Cape Town 20 days. Rio de Janeiro 31 days.
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      121 2 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO, (Incorporated in En Direct Service to Japan via md to Calcutta via J**"*; Taking cargo U irq for Canton, Macao S\ato*. Chefo, Tientsin, KewchwarTg ports, Formosa, the PhiliPP-■ v FOH PENANG AND CAU I nwfc Arr. <c xt.,-., 1i NOV. 15 KUTSANG gov. M KUMSANG NOV.
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      552 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS iNDERS are now invited for the y )W j n g materials or service. For i c Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. Nov., 1938. [i livery at Paya 'umpir.g Station of en ents (Deposit 12 noon, 28th Nov. 1938. rr and maintenance
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      756 3 PUBLIC NOTICES i TH^?J;^S£°^^H AMBER OF 1 NOTICEhfpS? ASS «UIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thnr tho pubHc Holiday* Novem "38, being a B n A 0 the Committee, GATTEY BATEMAN, Secretaries. NOTICE. at°4r 000 10 f the service at St Andrews Cathedral and the "Two 011 the llth Novembf'in fn?i 0V
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      784 3 PUBLIC NOTICES RURAL BOARD NOTIFICATION TENDERS will be received at the Rural Board Office, Malacca, up to noon of the Lvt December, 1938, for the followI ing works:— Supply of Bituminous Material for Roads for delivery during 1939 as ordered in writing from time to time by tin 1 Board's
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      590 3 PUBLIC NOTICES JOHORE GOVERNMENT. TENDERS will be received at the office of the Hon'ble The S\a f e Secretary. Joncre Eahru, up to noon of the 21st November, 1938, lor the supply of furniture for 1939. Particulars can be obtained from the office of the State Engineer at any working
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      716 3 FOR SALE DULL, pur? bred Friesian, proved begetu ter heavy milkers when crossed local Indian cows Apply P.O. Box 61, Singapore. TOR SALS—SOO shares Malaya Publishr ing House at $1.00 pr share, or nearest. Box No. 446, Mala"a Tribune, Singapore. "DOGS CATS?" Year old Alsatian male $125. Pair Bull Dogs
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      113 3 MADAME SANNE cakes pleasure in announcing that she has arrived from Shanghai i with icrge selections of Evening and Afternoon dresses. Hats and a large assortment of embroided night Gowns. 'Only for a short period) Leaving Spore Nov. 24 REASONABLE PRICES FOR THE SEASON. RAFFLES HOTEL Room 62. HYGIENE FOR
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    887 4 Quotation By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Nov. 9, 5 pm. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 4|iy 2 4|7 1 2 Asam Kumbang 28!- 30i-nom Austral Malay 43]- 47|-nom Ayer Hitam 25,3 26 9 Ayer Weng 0.62»/ 2 0.67»/ 2 Bangrin Tin 23 3
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    EXCHANGES
    25 4 Singapore. Nov. 9. The following are the exchange stock this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation:
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    SELLING
    90 4 London T.T. 2 3 13,16 London demand 2 3 13,16 Lyons demand 2070 Switzerland demand 242 4 Hamburg demand 136V 2 New York demand 55 116 Montreal demand 55 3 8 Batavia demand 101 Samarang demand 1004 Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon demand 155 Madras and Colombo demand 155 Hongkong
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    BUYING.
    87 4 London T.T. 2 4 London demand 2 4 132 London 30 days' sight 2 4 Ll6 London 60 days' sight 2 4 3,32 London 3 months' sight 2 4 332 London 4 months' sight 2 4 13 j New York demand 55 916 New York 90 d s 56
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    TIN
    17 4 Singapore, Nov. 10. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $108% (up $1).
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    RUBBER
    18 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 29 (unchanged) Sellers 29 1 (unchanged).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    330 4 Singapoie, Nov. 9. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 4,3 4 9 Ayer Hitams 25,3 26 6 Bangrins 23>6 24 6 Batu Selangors 144 1.48 Hitams 0.35 040 Hongkong Tin 23 6 25 Chenderiangs 13,6 14 6 Heng Fatts 0.81 085 Idris Hyd. 7 9 8 9
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    NOVEMBER RUBBER RETURNS
    45 4 Alor Gajah 11,800 lb. Australasia 13,100 lb. Ayer Panas 54.000 *b. Bukit Kubu 8,000 lb. Glenealy 29.000 lb. Jalan Kebun 9.100 lb. Kluang 2/1,483 lbPajam 126.000 lb. Port Swettenham 7.100 lb. Tambalak 14.000 lb. Teluk Anson 42,583 lb. Ulu Benut 21,500 lb.
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    67 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Nov. 9, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books 'fi^ncJal m close Date Ex. Div. year Kuchai 20% final Nov. 16 P %lv\ Dat Nov 17 *v& Lingui 10% final Nov. 21 Nov' 25 Nov" 22 i?<* Rahman Hyds. 2»/ 2 7 0 final
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    251 4 C% Mavmri Co, ltd., $30,0<H Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. ax, o, Mar. 31, Sept. 30 ..100 102 norn 44% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. 44% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 1103/
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    445 4 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous RUBBER Steady <-nang e Spot Buyers 8% 8 3 /a SeUers 87 16 84 Ist Forward (December) Buyers 8% 87 16 Sellers 8 7!16 84 1 2nd Forward (JanjMar.) Buyers 87 16 8^ Sellers 89 16 89 16 115 3rd Forward (Apr.! June)
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      426 4 EXHIBITION An exhibition of paintings by the well-kncwn Dutch artist Mr. Willem van der Does will be held in Singapore from Nov. 15 to 20. The exhibition was originally arranged for Nov. 10 to 17, but Mr. van der Does has been delayed in Batavia. BA.\K OF 4'III .VI (Incorporated
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      52 4 SAFE I DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a. large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These axe obtainable at a rental of $5— p.a. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from p o BANK.
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      153 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW RK BANKEKS Midland Bank. Ltd IfVing C Lloyds Bank, Ltd. ChaSe NaUOnal BOARD OF DIRECTORS: LEE KONG CHIAN, Esq., Chairman. TAN
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    FINED ON AMENDED TRAFFIC CHARGE
    114 5 Singapore, Wednesday, i PRETTY little school girl Miss A Slarj Goei, a Malay driver, Ins- tor Lake Bam— Prynn, and Mrs. P< ng Han. all gave evidence in c in which .Mr. Lim Peng Han automobile engineer was to-day tharged with driving recklessly and colliding
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    JUDGE SAYS PLEA OF GUILTY COULD NOT BE ACCEPTED
    157 5 rribune Stall Reporter) Singapore. Wednesday. \\i tuiUy, i did it with the i woman's consent.* 1 said Nawab Din Ind an additional police conlable al the Naval Base, in reply uf rapt* ut the Assize Coafti to-day. 11. lo dship Justice
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    THE CAP TOURANE
    21 5 Reunis line- Cup S ngapore from Saigon irroiv i Friday i. and mho and Europe the 6 pm
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    Y.M.C.A. Will Pray For This War Worn World
    277 5 JHE Week of Prayer and World Fellowship will be observed the Y.W.C.A.'s and Y.M.C.A.'s, in countries throughout the world from Nov. 13 to 19. Annually this week is abserved by >nmembers of both Movements when they h Is'follow" the Plan of ""•■embrane,
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      85 5 /^BOXING 9.P.M. £T ISPhAPPY Mj JT WORLD 3~ JjTMIIUM SAT., 12TH NOVEMBER. >l I 1110 L A vs. I H.I It DOLLAII 6 '3. Rds.—l26 lbi;. DASS vs. SYLVER STARR 6 (2) Rds. VN l> THREE GOOD PRELIMINARIES. PRICES: 50, 30 10 cts. thTsingapore auctioneers N? o. 64, Chulia Street,
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      120 5 Enjoying the facilities of both the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. and the Eastern Realty Co Ltd.. we are in a unique position to handle estates in the best possible manner and also offer greater security than otherwise possib!e. Our duties include EXEiLTOR ASSIGNEE TRUSTEE. ADMINISTRATOR LIQUIDATOR ATTORNEY AND AGENT Board
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      250 5 Theodora'.j ff one wilder than ever! Now she has a magnificent ohsc-sion of exposing the awful truth of Till: JOY OF LIVING 1 SiaSSSBSBSSSSS "™""»"»»»»»»»»»»»SSSBBBB»S**SBSB*SBSSBS»l YOU MUST SEE THIS GRAND RKO-Radio wilh IRENE DUNNE and bbwmbmbbMbm •*>->- «ssss»»s»sBssBBmB»ssB»»B»s»»sB» »«»ssssssbssb«sb»POIt;. lAIBBA .\KS. jur. ••"■sssbssbbsbs NEXT WEEK AT THE CAPITOL j SEE
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      1211 5 Stomach Ulcers Cause These 0^ mm. J^.^I^OIZZINESS Symptoms Discovery of American l^^^*!^®wrwnc 1 Physician Brings Am ax- l^lNll^^^ n r if- &c KNIFE-1 /S jyjfe A»«JHUNCRY ing Relief in 15 Minutes P L A fh^t^°fM^ UHC Without Operation iWll^^VM Thousands of men and women who think Kolade Powders succeed where
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      249 6 1939 j AMERICAN H.M.V. RADIOS. S ■Saw*' I I Model 12 Q4 j2 RCA Tubes I Sole Agents: J j KEE HUAT RADIO CO., 122-124, Orchard Road, I SINGAPORE. 'Phone 4566. Z MULLARD MASTER VALVE that's what it's known as the valve that gives A MAXIMUM OF SERVICE With A
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      235 6 FAT PEOPLE WHO HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Should Take Kruschen Salts. Whether they kpow it or not many thousands of people who are fat have high blcod pressure. Your Doctcr can j exolain ?11 that. And he can also tell you that* if these thousands 01 fat folko would lose
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      3 6 For Rapid Convalescence
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      69 6 I flflfl H DOCTORS CHOOSE HOIA\OTTOH OOD m^mm^j^Hm mm Wmj WmT mtdical etiqutttr, tht j? -*M Doctor'\ name is not I*7 ,i After Humanised Trufood, from the 10th to the 24th month—FOLLOW-ON a complete diet allowing for the progressive introduction of solids. Obtainable from Tne Medical Hall, Ltd.. Th* Singapore.
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      1116 6 Tenor Songs RABJ£V Spore 7.00 p.m. /jiRMfcW T rkXTrkrkXT Sidney Smith, commentary dur~ M I IP l^^llfe LONDON fng pi a y by Willie Smith, from n_ v TRANSMISSIONS 2& 3 r.U. 11 EH R pp n «ThP FmnirP Follies' U. 40 'Matters of Moment' talk by B. A. MlMßft
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    "White Banners" Author Spends Half His Time Replying To Fans
    405 7 Quit Pulpit For Pen ENTERTAINMENT PAGE YpiKN Lloyd C. Douglas, after more than a score of years in a Congregational pulpit, turned to Writing as a profession, he though! he was going to writ? novel* He was right, in a
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    Y. M. C. A. To Produce Milne Play
    135 7 p.. time past The Scene--1 j iters, (the Dramatu* Society ot A.) have beer rehearsing i three acts by the we!! A A. Milne, entitled Tr .th About Blayd*." p!ay winch is different. U to all those diseen ing i oi age
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    DONALD DICKSON TO PLAY "RED SHADOW''
    119 7 Carlisle of Broadway operetta, nusical comedy and motion Picture »ame is the third candidate {f JO. m e t i oned for the feminine lead in "The Desert Song," scheduled by Warner Bros, for early Fall production. Florence George and Rosemary Lane fhf SL
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    SHE HAS A PANCAKE CROWN
    33 7 The Pawake of fine, black wool, with roil and long, wide streamer, worn either down the back or stitrf-likc. is worn by Ann Morriss, Metro-( oldwyn -Mayer actress.
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      174 7 WHY FALSE TEETH WEARERS I HAVE BAP BREATH Millions Suffer Without Knowing I You can't notice any odor from scum, tarnish, stain and odor— can' Dentists call this odor plate Mg* jPLfl«g ffig•denture breath" and it's seri- Your cms. It comes from a mucin- your scum that collects on plates
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      793 7 Asthma Cause Dissolvedin 1 Day Doctor's Prescription jfl|fflj|SH I Acts 3 Ways F^^J To End Asthma /w^^^lA Do you wheeze, choke, strangle and gasp ATn tor breath—are you unable lo sleep at 11 PwfM LEFT sights and find that your vitality is sapped I I m I/» wX lung\ and
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      424 7 I My husband couidriJ believe his eyes!" Says Mrs. McOer/nott, of St. John's Wood, England. "HE SAYS I LOOK TEN YEARS Photograph of Mrs. McDermott of Photograph of Mrs. McDermott St. John's Wood, London, England, showing the amazing change made before using the new Biocel skinfood. in a few weeks.
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      258 7 i DAILY CROSSWORD f ——j h W^—w^mm m m gfg <? r: $11 57*55 i iH n i i i 7o"T H» —HI- -^—m-^-^- M mm i" m b 17 I ;j I rl 11 1! Figu. I.i parentheses denote the number of letters in the words required). CLUES ACROSS
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      239 8 1 II f FUNNIER THAN "KID FROM SPAIN!" mmmmmmmmmMmrt. —i——iiii 11 mim iwib—ill— fc apitol] JT2?£ I 4 Shows To-Morrow 11-15 A.M. 3-15-6-15 —9-15 i n i ii SEE Excitement cf 11 Real Bul, Fi nt! Tne Thrilling Beauty of w Fiesta Time in Romantic Mexico DOROTHY LAMOUR j RAY
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      194 8 ME i RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S THREE STAR DRAMATIC SENSATION HIGHLY PRAISED BY THE LEADING CRITICS TRULY OUTSTANDING ENT ERTAINMENT Opening To-Night 6-15 9-15 PAVILIOHL THE TRUE CONFESSIONS OF A SECOND WIFE! "I thought I married a man...l married a divorced I even you wan ec to mw* mrrW mm^L— 1 LATEST IbJbW
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      457 8 The Last word in Aviation Thrills RFO-Radio's amazing Epic .if the comrades of the sky who blazed th? Great Commercial lr Trials WH*^^^^^^^ A Memor ble Companion Picture to "TEST PILOT." 4 m mm mm m To-Night at 7.45 P.M. Tv AII If I\s mk ne N *s ht ™y
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    A NEW POLICY IN JOHORE
    670 10 TX the ordinary course of events it would seem that I Malay State which budgctted for a deficit of over six million dollars was in a somewhat anxious position. This is far from being Ihe case, however, with regard to -Johore, although, according to the
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    A HOUSING SUBSIDY IS NEEDED
    986 10  -  Malaya's Worst Problem B V C.H.STANLEY JONES H)USING is again an acute problem in Singapore and Government committee is holding an inquiry Into it. Will it produce any better results than the last inquiry, held over a decade ago. As the largest city of Malaya,
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    To-day's News Review
    489 10 PALESTINE looms large in the news, a most critical moment having been reached. The Woodhead Commission's report, as expected, condemns partition and urges that Britain should carry on with the mandate under the League until Jews and Arabs are reconciled, when presumably some form of joint self-government
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      78 10 X'MAS TOY II AX AA R Opens on Saturday (NOV. 12th) I i 3 >METHING NEW TO SEE THIS YEAR—BEWITCHING s\OW-CLAD SCENERY NEW TOYS KIDDIES— YOU'LL BE THRILLED I EVENING GOWNS fm m Wm FOR 1939 X SPECIALLY SELECTED FROM H' THE GROSVENOR HOUSE. HAVE YOU SEEN AND TRIED THE
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    Arabs Reject Palestine Plan
    322 11 11 the Arabs in Palestine decline to *ake part in the proposed London conference on Ihe tut ure of Palestine? j ru alem messages state that the tion to the Government Paper is one of keen disntment. The Arabs declare in has ended a clearcut i
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    PREMIER'S HOPES FOR CHRISTMAS
    38 11 Reuter. I a Guildhall banquet Mr. said after September's distditions in Europe were now to quieter times. is coming and I no .should not prepare ourthe festive season in a spirit s nd confidence."—Reuter.
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    Village Blown Up
    98 11 Part of the village of Mia in Palestine was blown up by Royal Engineers when Arab snipers sheltered by the villagers refused to give up their arms. Before taking action, BrigadierGeneral J. F. Evetts, Governor of the Palestine Northern Command, talked uith the Mukhtar (headman) of the
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    ATTATURK LIES DYING
    82 11 Reuter. KEMAL Attaturk i s unconscious ascording to last night's bulJetin, which adds that the seriousness of his general condition has increased. It is believed death is imminent. Attaturk's adopted daughters and his .':ster are keeping coxistant watch In a nearby room. There is grave concern among
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    Versailles Treaty Must Be Revised
    215 11 IN a message to the Government candidate in the Walsall by-elec tion by the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Malt lm Mac Donald, urging support for Mr. Chamberlain's "unswerving policy of peace," it is stated that there were certain features of the Versailles Treaty that would require
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    'ASSISTANT TO THE FASCISTS'
    93 11 Reuter. A strong attack on the Government.* foreign policy was made by Sir Stafford Cripps on the resumption of the debate on the Address In the Commons He declared that the Government'? policy was cloaked in vague phrases and that the p:ople would not tolerate then
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    South Africa Neutral?
    32 11 Reuter. A resolution urging neutrality cf the Union in the event of a European war was adopted unanimously by tne South African Nationalist Party Congress at Blcemf ontein. —Reuter.
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    Balfour Declaration Repudiated
    215 11 Reuter. JN course of a preliminary statement on the Palestine Com mission's report the Jewish Agency says having broken up the existing national ham? the Commission proceeds to abolish the Balfour Declaration and the Jewish national home provisions of the mandate as far as nineteen twentieths of
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    Lion City Club
    33 11 Members of the Lion City Club informed that the revised rules and regulations of the club and its "Fun(r?l Branch" have been duly approved by the Registrar of Societies, Singapore
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    JAPANESE ARMIES TO MARCH TO THE BORDERS OF BURMA?
    499 11 v g: WARNS BRITAIN Reuter. [N China Britain has surrendered far Arc titan Japan ever demanded when she began her Chinese policy, declared Vir, Lloyd George when he spoke in the Commons in course of ths debate on the King's speech.
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    CHRISTMAS PROBLEM OF THE AIR MAIL
    104 11 Reuter. because of the extsntkm of v the empire air mail scheme to 40 countries with a papulaYon of 500 million::, this year's Christmas matt* have set Imoer*nl Airways the task of transport nn in five weeks a weight of mnff several times greater
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    BRITISH VIEW ON COLONIES
    122 11 Query On Policy In Commons Reuter. A CURIOUS omission from the Kind's Specch at the opening of Parliament, said Sit Stafford Cripps in the debate, was the Government's attitude in "respect of colonics. A iemand had b8"'i made for !he return ol ihe German eel;:; ies.
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    BATTLE PENDING NEAR CANTON
    230 11 Reuter. A MAJOR hattie on an unprecedented scale seems imminent in K\\ intftunjr. The Chinese have completed preparations (or a counter-offendive. Chinese planes which arc acting vanguards of the approaching forces, raided Canton resterday dropping pamphlets to assure the Inhabitants of the Government's determination to re
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    GOVERNOR ATTENDS DANCE
    152 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A VIVID background of national flags, stirring music by the Gordon Highlanders and Raffles Band, Highland dancing, cightsomc reels all contributed to one of the most successful Poppy Day functions for a long time. Nearly Brt hundred people stood to attention as the national
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    800 More Pullers Return To China
    240 12 (Tribune Stall Reporter) ABOUT a thousand ricksha pullers appeared yesterday at the office of the Chinese Protectorate tor repatriation to China and. out of these, 831 genuine pullers were selected by Controller of Labour. Mr. J. T. Rea. These pullers will leave for j
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    BANGKOK PREPARES FOR THE KING.
    115 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Bangkok. Nov. 9. AT the meeting of the Municipality this afternoon, it was reported that subscriptions, for the scheme for decorating the Capital on the day of the arrival of the King of Siam. are proceeding normally and the contributions have been
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    INDIAN RESCUES GIRL FROM SEA
    219 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) !JN USUALLY busy, Singapore ambulances answered various calls yesterday in all parts of the city. A 17-year-old Chinese girl appeared in difficulties while bathing in the sea off Tanjong Rbu after noon yesterday. She got out of her depth and was seen
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    AIR MAIL
    19 12 The Imperial Airways mail plane from Europe is expected to arrive ii: Singapore at 0 a.m. to-morrow.
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    NEW PENANG GOVT. BUILDINGS ARE NEEDED' RESIDENTS' PLEA
    357 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Penang. -JHE extraordinary attitude of Government in refusing Penan« better accommodation for its official and municipal departments has created some controversy among Northern Settlement residents. Penang has been agitating for a long time for the present buildings, housing the
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    FOUR MEN ON RIOTING CHARGE
    169 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. CHARGED with rioting, with an alternative charge of mischief, four Chinese. Poh Hee Cheok, Tang Ah Yong alias Tong Ah Yong. Tan Ah Nong and Tan Kong Ha appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham this morning and claimed trial. It was
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    DANCING TO HELP POPPY DAY FUND
    16 12 Some of the dancers at the Poppy Day ball yesterday.
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    Education Commission Visits Selangor
    197 12 (Tribune Start Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. am; of the last States to be closely inspected with regard to educa- tional conditions. Selangor is now under,the careful eyes of the Higher Education Committee, headed by Sir William McLean, who are here on a lengthy stay to see
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    "POISONED CAKES" CASE APPEAL
    220 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. JUDGMENT was reserved by a full court of appeal at the conclusion of an appeal by an elderly Indian gardener named Sudayari, against sentence of death passed on him by Mr. Justice Cussen at the last Selangor Assizes, on being
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    Armistice Day Plans For To-Morrow
    240 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) IRMSTICE day to-morrow will be observed by the peoples c»t all parts of the British Empire and the Dominions. In Singapore, there is to be a service in the early morning at the Cenotaph where wreaths—symbol of an Empire's tribute to «he
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    MR. J. W. HARRIES
    22 12 Mr. J. W. Harries, managing rt l of the Overseas Assurati c Corpn. arrived back in Singapore by
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    PROMPTED NEITHER BY SPITE NOR VENGEANCE
    107 12 Reuter. Crunszpan Paris. Nox 9. "I WAS prompted Betther I I spite nor vemgc*** solely by the love for my P»J; ents who were un.iuslh V'V ~(1 ed to suihnn ß iertjr** Grunszpan after being <»ars ed by the mayelrate lor tempting to murder
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    Germany To Call Reservists In January
    122 13 Reuter. Berlin, Nov. 9. ED effort by Germany at 1 armament is indicated by r's recent speech an.J *on to believe Marshal tual disappearance from cenl ly i due to the de;?e still more tho Goering has been nth the recent high army as
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    German Colonial Politics
    16 13 Reuter. Berlin '< hair for ecloniai ishi d by the high B rlin -Retiter.
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    New Dealers Lose More Ground In U.S. Election Than Was Expected
    591 13 Lehman Defeats Dewey YEW-DEALERS lost more ground than was expected in the American elections to-day. The Republicans are now in a stronger position than at any time since the beginning of the New Deal. State of parlies at 1
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    "Famous And Infamous Women In History"
    408 13 Singapore, Wednesday. "PANOUS and Infamous Women in History/ was the bright subject chosen by Mr. I), (i. Osborne Jones, prominent Singapore solicitor, for his address at the Rotary Club weekly tiffin to-day. His address comprised short histories of women whose names have been pnerived
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    OUTSIDERS HAVE A FIELD DAY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1742 14 Wotan Tops Dividend List With $56 Second Day Of Winter Race Meeting (Uy "Marcus Superbus") QHTSIDERS had the run of the second day's raring in the Winter meeting of the Singapore Turf Club at Hukit Timah yesterday. Wocan, w inner of the
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    CON CON WINS CHIEF EVENT
    24 14 Mr. S. T, Rhodes' Con Con (Macpherson up), winning the chief raos of the alternoen at Bukit Timah yesterday.
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    TO-DAY'S WORK ON TRAINING TRACK
    335 14 (By "Marcus Superbus") INHERE were several *hree-quarter pace erallops and rantern through at lUikif Timah this morning in lire Ihe final days of.the Wirier meeting to ■sorrow and on Sa i KALILI was canter* d rard and AERIAL PO pace work by Wood fit. NUTCRACKER
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    M. C. C. TEAM TROUNCE WESTERN S. A.
    67 14 Reuter Wireless. Capetown, Nov. 10. THE M.C.C. beat the Western Province Country XI in their two day match at Strand, S. A. by an innings and 342 runs. Scores: WESTERN PROVINCE XI: 140 <Gcdo.ird 4 for 39. Verity 4 for 26) and
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    Tournament Rugby At Cricket Club
    488 15 Merchants Rest Play A Draw Merchants 14; Rest 14 rpm S.C.C. rugger tournament match between the Merchants and 1 t he Rest on the padang yes *erday. played to a draw, 14 points ea ch was thrilling and keenly contested, there being scarcely a ;t
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    Y.M.C.A. Beat 7th Heavy Battery At Hockey
    137 15 V.M.C.A. 4; 7tli Heavy Battery 3. THREE clever goals by Hussein, the V.M.C.A. centre-forward, helped the V.M.C.A. to score a good victory over the 7th Heavy Battery, Changi, by four goals to three on the V.M.C.A. ground at Anson Road yesterday. There was
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    St. Andrew's School Beat Khalsa Association
    116 15 Playing a game of hockey on their cwu grour»d yesterday, St. Andrew's School beat the Singapore Khalsa Association "A" XI by four goals to two. The Schoolboys pressed throughout the game, and P. Singh, centre-forward, netted tnree goals for the school in the firtt
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER TEAM
    61 15 SC. fa. XI to play against tho Royal Artillery on Armistice Bay at the Anfon Road Stadium will be chosen .from the following:—Pak Toiig, Wai Mun. Soon San, John Then. Chcon Lye, Boh Httat, Yew Leng, Seng Qu n e, Kor Khoon. James Goh. Tee Siang. Lai
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    ST. JOSEPHS BEAT WEARNES S. C. 'A' AT HOCKEY
    109 16 S.J.I 3; Wearne's S.C. A\ .1. IN a hockey match played at the St. Joseph's ground yesterday. St. Joseph's Institution beat Wearne's Sports Clubs 'A' team by three goals to one, the scholars being active, enterprising throughout. However. Wearnes opened the
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    POLICE AND REST DRAW
    198 16 [From Our Oicn Correspondent] Johcre Bahru, Tuesday. AN even encounter was provided in the hockey match between the Police XI and the Rest XI which ended in a goalless draw at Jalan Bahru. Beth the teams were not at full strength and the game did not
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    Saturday's Home Soccer Programme
    304 16 English Scottish League* Full Card Of Matches pOLLOWING are the Eng ish and Scottish league football matches fixed for Nov. 12:— ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Birmingham vs. Everton Bolton W. vs. Blackpool Carlton vs. Derby C. Ohelsea vs. Sunderland Leeds U. vs. Brentford Leicester vs. Portsmouth
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    League Champion & Cup Winners Clash At Soccer
    47 16 League Champion Cup Winners Clash At Soccer THE Royal Artillery. S y x 1 Champions, will meet the S f S.A.F.A. league champions, at'so<,l, at the Anson Road Stadium on S day, Nov. 11 at 5 p.m. Admk! charges are 50 cents 25 cents ten cents. n,!
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    224 17 What The j I Stars j Foretell j J IROW FOR ALL READ- 2 account press is- 2 or seek definite de- 2 matters that are in 2 Restrain any in- 2 be impulsive. Ad- 2 rule the business f those thai influence ttters are not unfav- JNFL LEVCES—March 2
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    LLOYD GEORGE CRITICISES ANGLO-ITALIAN PACT
    262 17 Reuter. yiGOROrs criticism of the conclusion of the Anglo-Italian pact was vcued by Mr. Lloyd Geo?g? in tne Commons yesterday. The withdrawals of troops from Spam which had taken place were pract lea y sham as vital P ma e te W i e a
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    ON HOLIDAY
    39 17 Mr. R. Middleton-Smith. Assistant Controller of Labour. Klang. has gone on a holiday to Hongkong, where his father is a professor at the University. Mr. T. P. Sundaram, E.A.C.L.. Klang. will act for him during his absence.
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    SNATCHED EARRING, JAILED
    168 17 I (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. I IfOK Ah San was this morning senP tenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. L. C. Goh in the Fifth Police Court on a charge of theft of a gold earring valued at $4, the property of a Chinese
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    PASSENGERS FROM AUSTRALIA
    225 17 The Nieuw Holland is due at Singapore from Australia on Saturday The passenger list is as follows:— Miss H. Blacker, Mr. Mrs W H Cameron. Miss F. Cunningham, Mr C L. Childs. Mrs. A. M. Crump, Mr J D. Danlelson, Miss T. M. C. Edwards Mr. &.Mrs.
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    ARMISTICE OBSERVANCE IN JOHORE
    111 17 A SPECIAL issue of the Johore Gov*V ernment Gazette requests that all nationalities in the State should observe the commemoration of Armistice Day to-morrow. At two minutes to 11 a.m. on* gun win be fired from the Fort, Johore Bahru all steam vessels will sound their
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    PEIPING'S COAL & FOOD SHORTAGE
    169 18 PEIPING'S COAL FOOD SHORTAGE AT a recent meeting at the Matt- try of Industries to consider the icousmi» and e<nj quciiioii it, Ww* suggested by the Ministty of Industries that, in order t<> check the rise in the price of rice, there should be CO-operatic! Between tne v>overnmcni and transportation
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    THE TRANSITION STAGE FROM AGRICULTURE TO HEAVY INDUSTRIES: THE PART PLAYED BY FOREIGN INVESTMENTS
    779 18  -  China's Industrial Development-Part 1 (By Wong Wen-Hao (Minister Of Economics, Republic Of China) THINA has been and still is an agricultural country. This is evidenced by th? overwhelming proportion of farmers in her total population and
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    WARTIME ACTIVITIES IN WUCHOW
    259 18 VViuhou, Kuangsi. WITH the hostilities now taking place more than IC>O kilometres sway as the crew flies, Vv nohow, important city en the West R'ver en the Kwanjrsi-X wangling holder, ha tm Bed Into a beehive of wartime activities. Defence works are being bait around the
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    "Miss China" To Appear In World Fair
    185 18 Hongkong. THE BUKft attractive Chinese girl in Hongkong will be chcsen by a beauty contest to represent China as 'Miss China" at the San Francesco Exposition to be held in February next year. Mr. Fong Gem-toone. prominent newspaper proprietor In San F»*ancisco had
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    RED CROSS APPEAL TO STUDENTS
    179 18 THE Red Cross Medical Belief 1 mission is now "ppnlaj, U) China's- middle school students i„ respond immediately to them mmtry's need by volunteeriii" fa lrjl!) ing as first aid mediol unit at the front. Men from the Army Ift or from the Army itseU
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    Foreign Trade Statistics
    83 18 Cteagtißf. THE total va'iie of C*iM* trade in the first ua r s of this year reached 51 H' accordir- to statistic ihe Chines Maritime Cw»"« Shanghai. According to the figure?, 'he total inserts from January to Se Pi en.b n\ valued at $663,393,667. whil< the at
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    MACHINERY TO PULL SHIPS UP YANGTZE
    51 18 111 order to conquer i I form of rapids and I make navigation in the a dilficult matter in the the Chinese authorities have < ed a specie! commis.. of new equipment erected tse Gorges tc pull mall river. The commission on Oct. 21
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    Mr. Shao-Shan Feng, one untitled delegates to the Oversea* Congress held in sin«;l,,,:'/, f> time ago. He praises , – nese for being "very ( »"»'1 scious."
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    GREEDY PRIESTS IN GAYA FLEECE THE PILGRIMS
    490 19 (United Press). Gaya, Nov. 5. i at ion has arisen here over the question of offering he Vlshnupad by the Hindu pilgrims. The Gayalis who s ich ritual are, charging too hi«yh a remuneration foi wing an agitation in 1924, the Hindu pilgrims
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    MADRAS ADVOCATES' DEMAND
    119 19 (United Press). Madras, Nov. 5. MR. S. SRINIVASA IYENGAR, m President, Madras Advocates Association, has on behalf of the Association sent the following cable to the Secretary of State for India strongly urging that an Indian Advocate should be appointed a Judge of the Madras High Court
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    SPECIAL OFFICER TO WATCH HARIJAN INTERESTS
    82 19 (United Press). Lucknow. Nov. 6.—Tre U.P. Government will shortly appoint a special officer to watch the interests of the Hariians. At present Mr. Asiiarfi Lai is in charge of the Harijan education In the Province and it is likely that he may be elevated
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    SUGAR CONGRESS
    54 19 (United Press). The seventh annual convocation of the Sugar Technologists Association of India at a meeting held a Cawnpore with Rao Saheb V. P. Iyer, the senior vice-president of the Association in the chair, decided to invite the International Society of Sugar cane Technologists to hold their seventh
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    GANDHIJI JUSTIFIES RETURN OF CONFISCATED LANDS TO THE C. D. VICTIMS
    475 19 (United Press). Horn bay, Nov. 6. JJNDER the caption "the confiscated lands" Mahatma Gandhi writes in the 'Harijan': II would be wrong on my part if I allowed it to be said that the Bill to provide for the
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    SATYAGRAHA IN U. P. VILLAGE
    88 19 (United Press). Lucknow, Oct. 29. The tenants of Agavan village in the district of Khari have started satyagraha as a protest against alleged harrassment at the hands of zamindars. Notice under section 147 Cr. P.C. has ocen issued against eight persons who lefused to give
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    NEW EDUCATIONAL COMMISSIONER
    69 19 (United Press). New Delhi. Nov. 2. —Mr. John Sargent, New Educational Commissioner for India, arrives in Bombay to-morrow He will be placed on special duty with the Education Department till the ci.d of the year. Mr. J. E. Parkinson has been appointed Director of Education of thr
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    91 19 (United Press). Nidubrolu, Nov. 1 The Punjab Government has consen ed to allow Prof. N. G. Ranga to pass through the Punjab on his way to the North-West Frontier Province and Kashmir. He proposes to go there from Delhi about the end of this month. It may be
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    Third Dictator Courts Arrest
    227 19 Hyderabad Satyagraha (United Press). Hyderabad (Deccan), Nov. 2. jyjß- Kam Chander Rao Nandapurkar, third Dictator of the Hyderabad State Congress, courted arrest to-day along: with hi? secretaries Mews. Murlidhar Rao Kamtikar, Vakil of Bedar. and Sreera- multf. sl Ori the eve of his arrest, the third
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    HINDUSTANI SANGH
    37 19 (United Press). The 'Secretary of the 'Hirldustani Taltmi Bartgha informs thai the bangha's office has been shitted I rum Waidha to Hah at ma Gandhi's residence tot ShegaonJPost and District Wardha. (United Press}'. II i
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