The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 November 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. No. 14,110. ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1933 10 CENTS.
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    SLAYER OF AFGHAN KING A STUDENT
    663 1 Jieved A Repatriate From Germany TRIBAL UPRISING FEARED Mourning Nation Pledges Allegiance Xo Son The assassination of the King of Afghanistan has plunged the whole nation into mourning. Ihe killer, it is ascertained, is a student, probably *ne of the batch recently repatriated from
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    WAR ANTICS IN THE NORTH
    228 1 Russian Reply To Sungari Manoeuvres Shanghai, Nov. 9. Japanese troops continue to move northwards from South Manchuria and Korea by way of Heilungkiang and the Sungari River. Scores of Japanese planes are practising air fighting daily over the Sungari desert, which is very close to
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    STABS HIMSELF
    73 1 Japanese And The Naval Treaty Tokio. Nov. 9. Calling at the residence of Admiral Takarabe, Chief naval delegate to the London Naval Conference, shortly before the sentences on the naval cadets were passed, a man named Miyata committed Harakiri on the doorstep afer presenting a letter of advice
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    LOAN SUCCESS
    18 1 Indian Issue Taken Up London, Not. 9. The Indian Loan lists closed 25 minutes after opening.
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    DROP OF THE DOLLAR EXCITES AMERICA
    554 1 How And When Will Britain Retaliate GEN. JOHNSON ON WAR-PATH New York, Nov. 9. The depreciation in the dollar is given prominence in the newspapers. According to the New York Times, bankers ascribe the flight from the dollar largely to foreign holders of dollar
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    NINETY-ONE KILLED
    105 1 Korean Blows Up An Ammunition Train Shanghai. Nov. 9. An ammunition train proceeding northwards from South Manchuria exploded at a point near Pel Ann village, in North Heilungkiang. yesterday. Of the regiment in the train. 91 were killed and 89 seriously wounded. A Korean is reported to have
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    JEWS' TRIBUTE
    83 1 Annual Gathering At Cenotaph London, Nov. ti. The Armistice Day this year falls on the Jewish sabbath and yesterday ten thousand British Jews paid their annual tribute to those of their faith who had died in the British forces during the great war at a service on the
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    SIR BASIL BLACKETT
    80 1 Starts On Air Trip To Malaya fFrom Our Own Correspondent > London, Nov. 9. Sir Basil Blackett. the financial expert who is to visit Malaya to inquire i into the Currency Guarantee Fund, left Croydon yesterday lor Amsterdam toj to catch the Dutch aeroplane for the East.
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    SINOJAPANESE BREAKDOWN
    139 1  - SINOJAPANESE BREAKDOWN Sin Chew Jit Poh No Resumption Of Railway Traffic Shanghai, Nov. The Political Council ol the Central Government hold a meeting yesterday and decided to reject Japanese pro posals to open negotiations lor the resumption of railway traffic between Pelping and Mukden and postal services with the Manchukuo
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    SEEKS ADVICE
    86 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Marsha] Chiang Sends For .Ministers Shane hai, Nov. 9. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, who is directing operations against the Communists in Kiangsi. has again summoned Messrs Wang Chlng-wii. the Premier and H H. Kung. the Finance Minister, to proceed to Nanchang to confer with him
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    MORE WORK
    26 1 Decrease In English Unemployment London, Nov. ti. Unemployment in the United Kin* dom during last month showed a dv rrease of 37.974.- Reuter Wireless
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      193 1 The faith -healer who operated from a rave outside Singapore was acquitted on charges of cheating Page 6. A local Eurasian woman is suing for divorce, alleging cruelty and adultery Page 3. Kuala Lumpur flying club's activities outlined Page 3. A presentation is to be made to the ruler of
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    MET A YEAR AGO
    142 2 Two Schoolboys At War Ever Since Two schoolboys w^re bound over in the Police Court yesterday following a fight in which one had his nose broken and the other received several cuts. The boys aged 17 and 16 respectively were engaged in cross-cases which arose out
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    BRIGADE MEETS BRIGADE
    155 2 Fire Fighting Display At Hill Street The Boys Brigade witnessed an intej resting display of modern fire fighting |at the Central Fire Station on Wednesday afternoon. It was just one of the usual quarterly displays of the Brigade and it is the practice to invite various bodies
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    81 2 A fatal accident occurred on the railway at Batu Gajah on Saturday afternoon, when a local train was being pulled up. A Japanese, in trying to jump into the train, fell between the train and the platform and was killed instantly. The unfortunate man was later identified as C. Hara.
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    ESTATE OF D. M. MARTIA DECEASED
    105 2 Mr. Claude da Silva. advocate, calls our attention to the report in our issue of Thursday, 2nd instant, of the above case. A statement appeared, "that the first defendant was entitled to be indemnified by the estate for the sum of $32,647, less the
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    MISPLACED AFFECTION
    71 2 Girl Stabbed In Fit Of Jealousy Abdul Subab bin Mohamed Doray was sent to prison for two months vesterday by the Second Magistrate on a charge of having stabbed a pretty Chinese girl. w Abdul claimed to have lavished love and presents on the girl who did not
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      198 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice at 10.45 a.m. Judgment:— Bkcy. 584 32— Re Wing Tai Loong and Co. At 11 a.m.: Summonses and Originating Summonses. At 12 noon in the Ist. Court:— O. S. 152 33. Before Mr. Justice Gcrahty in Chambers at 10.30 a.m. aaHaßaßMlaßaaaa
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      49 2 S. 280 32 Lim Kim Kheng and ors. vs. Attorney-General and ors. I lor approval of Scheme). At 11 a.m. in the 2nd. Court.— Bankruptcy. Before Mr. Justice Mills in the 3rd. Court at 10.30 a.m. Part heard: Div: 10 33 Holly Theresa Miles vs. Thomas Daryl Ramage Miles.
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      341 2 DAY, SON AND HEWITT'S J, WORLD-RENOWNED POULTRY MEDICINES. Tick and Insect Powder. Diarrhoea Pellets Roup Pellets and Powder. Gape Mixture and Pellets Liver, Worm, and Leg c weakness Pellets. k Agents for Malaya MEDICAL HALL, LTD., BUSINESS CARPS j STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. liA Change Alley, Singapore. »Tb« Cheapest
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      628 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS i SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. i Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders re now invited for the following naterials or services and that parti- ulars of such tenders may be obtained n the Tender Room, Municipal Office Construction of King's Road from Bukit Timah Road to the
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      608 2 NOTICES, EXCHANGE BANKS. It is hereby notified that tht Sxchange Banks will be closed on Saturday. Nov. 11th, Armistice Daj (Public Holiday) Workmen's Compensation Insurance Association of Malaya. The Singapore Marine Insurance Association. The Fire Insurance Association of Malaya. Motor Insurance Association of Malaya. The Offices of members of the
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      418 2 NOTICES. ORDINANCE o "TT" (UAMviU I'M K in Tut tmna coan m SETTLEMENT Q|^ MN( non-si im l%^ Vn| In Bankrupts N JACKSON ol No. i', n a .Street, MntfapoiY. kremi and aluer. iCeteivnu order n. Dale of Adjudication \i i>ate and plad- «.i March l.tli. I'xi.;. al the Ollnes
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      248 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Friday, 10th. Dukes Bowl; Island Club High Water 03.40 7.0 ft., 14.29 7.8 ft. Armistice Cup. Hockey: Women's match (Poppy Day Singapore Races Ist Day. Fund), S.C.C. Padang. Athletics: Chinese meet. Jalan Besar. Rugby: Inter-State: Penang vs. Sin-, Sunday. 12th. gapore, Penang. j High Water 06.04
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    CRUELTY CHARGE AGAINST EURASIAN HUSBAND
    845 3 CRUEL TY CHARGE A GAINST EURASIAN HUSBAND Wife's Divorce Petition ALLEGED MISCONDUCT MITH HER SISTER A. s that she had been driven mi home at midnight as the result her husband's cruety were Mrs Holly Miles, a Eurasian who brought a suit against her Thomas D. R. Miles, in the
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    THE DATO OF REMBAU
    191 3 Presentation Of The C.B.E. To Young Ruler 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Sereinban, Nov. 7. The little "-State" of Rembau. in Negri Sembilan. will be en fete on Thursday. Nov. 9. on the occasion of the presentation of the Insignia ol Honorary Commander of the Most I
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    51 3 Mr. G. Polglase of the Singapore Municipality is sailing for England in the s.s. Memnon on Wednesday and will not be returning to Malaya His duties as Secretary and Treasurer of the Lawn Tennis Association of Malaya will be taken over by Mr. J. A. Dean. Boustead and Co. Ltd..
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    SOVIET "GRAIN FACTORIES "
    345 3 SOVIET "GRAIN FACTORIES WHEAT PLAN MOKE THAN FULFILLED j 30,000 Tractors In Operation Moscow, Nov. 7. The large state grain farms organised by the Soviet in the course of the last three or lour years have developed (into important enterprises, the "grain factories." as they are now called. These "factories"
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    AVIATION UP-COUNTRY
    269 3 Kuala Lumpur Flying Club's Operations (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 7. A Total of 163.40 hours flying time was recorded by the Kuala Lumpur Flying Club »n October This figure was made up as follows Dual instruction 80h 05m; solo flying 43h 55m: cross country 23h
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    WHAT'S IN A NAME ?
    123 3 WHAT'S IN A NAME Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Hoard (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kualu Lumpur. Nov. 7. The question of changing the name of the Kuala Lumpur civic authority came up asain today. Mr. John Hands pointed out that one of the most prominent members of the Sanitary Board was about
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      71 3 i USEFUL BOOKS I V\ords Confused and Misused M. H. Weseen $3.00 i typist's Companion M. Crooks 1.20 "man's Office Desk Book 1.50 •'-hum's Dictionary of Synonyms. and Antonyms 1.20 man's Book of Synonyms Antonyms 1.50 "ur Will 1.20 '"I Thousand Useful phrases G. Kleiser 4.50 •o Apply For a
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      54 3 I I i^E YOU I SEEN THEM YET. I The neW r J^^ g I •t^- twelve-Fours Twe.ve-Sixes I! Ten -Pours Sevens on view at ftpq LfD- I RORNEO MOTOR* fcl Singapore. I =1 «z _H~~~ I I J^^ m^^^L /s iB^B VnL HENRY WAUGH C0. f LTD. I SINGAPORE,
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    Perfectly Fitting Undies
    943 4 Modern Silhouette Demands <From Our Woman Correspondent* •T'HE continuance of the slim, sheath- like silhouette demands perfect fitting foundation garments. There is a renewed interest in the one-piece foundations, which give a sleek unbroken line, although ninny women, on account of prejudice, habit of figure complications prefer
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    Latest Beach Hat
    79 4 Are you wondering how you will protect your face from unsightly sunburn and freckles? Well. Adrienne Ames, one of Paramount's smartest dressers, comes forward with the suggestion that you wear just a brim. Miss Ames, who has just completed her role in "Disgraced." has thought out a
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    Newest Trifles Put Swank In Dress
    407 4 The hunt tor new costume trifles, the little things that enliven a dark dress or a tailored two piece suit is the hunt that goes on forever Marlene Dietrich, who has been holidaying in Germany since finishing her starring role in Paramount^ "Song Of
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    Caps pQr jhe Cinema
    109 4 Caps p Qr j he Cinema 'T'AE cinema gOWO tor tTtf&t] rtll with narrow ar.ct tophUt it iirnpl^ line, has to be ftCCOmpanltd an evening cap. g-:nerally optnwotk and set t) on- side with peak ovtr eye. arvJ HUlCUlni veil. Jj IfitU I semi-nttin^ or even bel:ed m?j -I and
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    "Rhumba Gown" Newest Screen Creation
    174 4 The rhumba gown is won: oy lOTeljr Helen Twelvetrees. who stars In Columbia's picture. "My Woman Robert Kalloch created tnis goxr; which is bound to become a sensatior wherever dancing girls are found A:;d in this day and age. is there any town or hamlet
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    WHITE FOR THE NIGHT
    275 4 PLATINUM BLONDE TURNS TO SILVER— AND DIAMONDS JEAN Harlow. the famous platinum •^blonde, believes white is the most dramatic shade for after-six-o'clock wear. Her favourite newest creation in white —an excitingly new and different crepe made with the fishtail train which is going to be a
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      164 4 Has no I sly Hair Xow "I had become completely i discouraged by a heavy I growth of disgusting hair y^w/ II I tried depilatory pastes wffJfwL. J Wk\ evil smelling powder am \'3M°3MIM M, painful electric treatmei.r fc M^\ —even a razor. Shaving Wfr 4f*i^M jQj simply made the
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    SINGAPORE CENTRAL FIRE UNITS STAGE INTERESTING
    66 5 SIN GA P OR E CE NTRAL F I RE UNIT S STAGE INTER ES TI NG This escape will pmili the highest buildings The reinforced canvas sheets catch a jumping person without hurt. The children were keenly interested in the display Four hoses, served by one engine, get into
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      60 5 FIVE BATS I BRAND I CONDENSED MILK I with creamy flavour is prepared by ex- I perts through a hygienic process and is I unequalled of its kind. TRY A TIN TO-DAY AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED. I I I c <>NDENSEDMIIft II <LS*£ P n rcp^ n f c
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    50 6 Under the auspices of the Singapore Tamil Methodist Chuch. a Tamil lyrical lecture (Kalashepam) will be delivered by Miss Thaiyalnayagi Coomarasamy on Chastity. In the Anglo-Chinese School. Coleman Street, at 7 p.m. on Saturday in aid of the Church Funds. Tickets can be bought from any member of the Church.
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    $150 Must Be Won
    397 6 $15 0 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week THE PRIZE OF $150 will be awarded for an accurate forecast, or failing the receipt of an accurate forecast, to the forecast most nearly accurate. In the event of a tie the prize will be divided
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    122 6 A duplicate list Is provided In which the competitor may keep a record of his entries. These small lists must not on any account be used for entries— they are only for Ihe convenience of competitors. Competitors who have forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches
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    FAITH HEALER CHARGED WITH CHEATING
    601 6 Holy Man Of Mandai Cave Is Acquitted Great satisfaction was shown by a court crowded with accused's friends and "disciples" when Khu Boon Chuan. reputed to be a "holy man." was acquitted by Mr J. M. Brander. the fourth magistrate, yesterday on three charges of
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    WHOLE FAMILY WITH INDIGESTION
    131 6 WHOLE FAMILY WITH IND IGESTION Suffered Whatever i A mot Ivr Ol fOW I family <>t low ail prom acidity, palm oth< r romu <>t Indii i whatever I t*iu s r taking Knaachen I months' Wt Can I enjoy our lood mu» h b< havo tract »>t .k id.'
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      264 6 j BRITISH BROADCASTING j CORPORATION PROGRAIVIMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES FROM THE EMPIRE J TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY, ENGLAND. J I Two of the following frequencies J and wavelengths will be used simultaneously, but the wave- J lengths may be changed In the course of each
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      224 6 <M aia ■>■•■■"■ j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 12. I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- j tlon as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters j appertaining thereto. My forecast
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      161 6 $$[< I Rdzor St rop Blade f orr ELY PATJTNFR^HIP You know what stropping ni» u > a razor blade. Keener < d^* l'» lite cooler, smoother snavei l a \alet. which jives all die I ages of stropping in a tracti. n without removing the blade S time sa\iniz.
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  • Letters To The Editor
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      Indian Marriage Customs
      926 7 In the Kditor. Sir. I am thankful' t > Mr Indian for devoting a brigiu and compiimen tary opening paragraph on mv identity ind mental make up i am afraid I must admit that judged from the Ddpoint 01 Mr. Indian and with that peculiar mentality I
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      The National Party
      993 7 To the Editor. Sir. To-day's news from home tells us oi the union of the Liberal. Labour and Conservative Forces with view to the formation of a party to be called the National Party. The idea is by no means new and has been the predominating feature
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    HUMAN BONES FOUND
    851 7 INQUIRY INTO SIKH'S DEATH Murder Suspect And Photographs The Coroner's Court was again crowded with Sikhs when the inquiry was resumed yesterday by Mr. F. G. Bourne into the death of Gurdit Singh on Dec. 13, 1928. Human bones, alleged to be those of the deceased were
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    THE CAPITOL
    152 7 Mackoy Twfcsi Give Now Step Dances Miss Irene West's troup of entertain-' ers gave another bright show pestarday at the Capitol. mmlfHifiiHlin the Paramount musical comedy prodnrtion, "College Humor." The Markay Twins were seen in a series oi new step dances, their novelty stair dance being something which
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    THE PAYIUOM
    47 7 "Cavalcade" Returns For Short Run That masterpicc- of picture. Cavalcade." n turned to the Pavilion last night a three-da v run Sincapore is truly fortur.ai.e in seeing this spectacle attain. Calvalrndr will terminate its run tonlffht and DOl to morrow its pr« toady ur inged
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    11 7 Sir .ip:. amended approved lativ< -.vi rr p i In «c--i
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      34 7 FOX LAST NIGHT! POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS WONDERFUL PICTURE OPENING TO-MORROW UNIVERSAL'S THRILLING MYSTERY SENSATION "THE SECRET of the BLUE ROOM" Starring:- L|QNEL AJW|LL PAUL LUKAS GLORIA STUART REVELATIONS! SHOCKS! SENSATIONS
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      191 7 The MACKEY TWINS SCORE ANOTHER TRIUMPH! _CAP|TOL 6.15-HIGHTLY-9.15 MATINEES TO-MORROW SUNDAY. TREMENDOUS SUCCESS OF NEW CHANGE OF J^ PROGRAMME -Jl r^ IRENE WEST mV W Presents A I^B BXI ■V 6 Th World famous jjt^ A Coloured Step- Dancers in an entire new Repertoire J^j^^HHß ■H^^^^HSW including their celebrated IShiMtfSr
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1933 Political Old Clo' Men
    543 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1933 Political Old Clo' Men rOUGH not averse to regarding himself, even in public, as a ("great political seer," even Mr. Lloyd George, we feel, would be a little staggered to find himself hailed, as does our contributor "Whig" this morning, as the
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    as I was Saying –
    896 8 as I was Saying THERE will be general satisfaction in Malaya and in British North Borneo, mingled so far as the latter country is concerned with a great deal of regret at the loss of an esteemed Governor, over the promotion bestowed upon Mr. A. F. Richards, who has been
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    313 8 Mr. D. W. Henderson, the Accountant ot the Chartered Bank. Kuala Lumpur has gone on leave. Mrs. F. L. Jones, wife of the editor of the Malay Mail, and Miss Jones arrived in Kuala Lumpur from England on Monday. Jockey Irvine, who met with an accident
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    Letters to the Editor
    76 8 appear to-day in page 7 i A meeting of the Singapore PsychoAdelphi Hotel at 5.15 p.m. on Monday when Swami Bhaswananda will speak on What Practical Psychology Does." H* M i r Jr'T s""*5 Cornwe of the Elim Hall Mission, who has been labouring SfH ?i
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    Miscarriage Of Justice
    691 8 upHARLES Trapp the Clerk to th, M t austerely, "you ai on the 18th June at M Mudlord. >ou did t>. James Blite Do you i not guilty?" "Ouilty. me lorl. good politely. M I pm I do wholly wish he ft Id ha' punched each 'em.'*
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      61 8 A CORRESPONDENT CONFESSES that during a crook play a strong desire to murder j someone came to him. A late-arriving theatregoer would be just the person to satisfy this craving on, with every chance of a plea of justifiable homicide being successful. What about a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT POLICY? GENERAL ACCIDENT,
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    PLACATING THE SOUTHERNERS
    165 9 VIAL ENVOY FROM TOKIO (ieneral Refuses To Attend Banquet Shanghai, Nov. 8 fapanesc Consul in Amoy gave t in honour of Mr. Sugimura representative of the esc Foreign Office, last night v( ral Chinese including Koh Lim Hong-fei and Chiu members of the Fukien tent, were present.
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    ESTATE MANAGER SUED
    107 9 Wife's Claim For Maintenance From Our Own Correspondent* Seremban, Nov. 8. Raja Kamaralzaman, the ban magistrate, today. Mary Egan sued Thomas Francis manager, Pan jam Estate. Mantin. dntenance. Ernest Jell, foi the defendant. client had offered to pay 5125 mth which the applicant had ised to accept.
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    MR. LEONARD BURIED
    285 9 Australian Dies After 3-Monlhs' Illness The death took place at the General Hospital. Singapore, on Wednesday ol Mr. Edward Gabriel »Ted> Leonard at the age of 27 years. Mr. Leonard was suddenly taken ill about three months ago. His death came as a severe shock to his
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    PALESTINE CASUALTIES
    112 9 Riots Take Heavy Toll Jerusalem. Nov. 7. The total casualties in the recent Palestine disturbances are given as 24 civilians and one policeman killed. 205 civilians and 28 policemen injured.— Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 7. The Colonial Secretary. Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister. referring in the House of Commons to
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    IMPROVED CONDITIONS
    78 9 Prospects Of Taxation Reduction London. Nov. 7. Asked whether progress was being made towards the reduction of taxation in the next budget the Chancellor ot the Exchequer stated in Parliament to-day that the improved condition of the country was evident in many ways and enabled him to look
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    COTTON PARLEYS
    150 9 Conclusion Of Lancashire Japanese Talk London. Nov. Tne important two-day conversations between Japanese and Lancashire cotton textile representatives concluded in Manchester to-day. It is stated officially that both sides exchanged views and expressed the conviction that the welfare of both countries depends on a satisfactory settlement on the
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    BRITAIN'S POLICY IN CHINA
    387 9 BRITAIN'S POLICY IN CHINA Little Can Be Done Without Interfering In Affairs T London, Nov. 8. ch£ t CGUrse of the Lords deba^ on pi^w rd Melcnett supported Lord <ei. H e referred to the recent journey Tnn head Ol Im P eri al Chemical Industries to China and said
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    PENANG WEDDING
    125 9 Singapore Resident And Ex-School Teacher (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Nov. 9. The wedding took place yesterday at St. Georges Cathedral of Mr. Eric Mitchell, of Messrs Sime Darby's Singapore office and formerly of Penang, and Miss Trixie Elaine Thome, who arrived from home yesterday. The bride was
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION
    98 9 Nine Members To Retire Minutes of a meeting of Municipal Committee No. 2 state: Determined that the following Commissioners who have been longest in office, shall retire on Dec. 31. 1933. in accordance with Section 11 and 14 of the Municipal Ordinance: Messrs. E. A. Brown. 0.8.E.. J.
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    NO AIR FRANCHISE
    36 9 Philippine Government Shelves Request Manila. Nov. 9. It is reported that the legislature has shelved Pan-Airways' request for a 25 years franchise In connection with the proposed Hong Kong -Manila air service. Reuter
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    AFTER IT WAS DARK
    47 9 Arrests Follow Nazi Outrage Vienna, Nov. 6. Forty people have been arrested following the outrage at Klagenfurt when the Nazir A crippled the entire electric light /stem and plunge- fhe city into darkness during the visit ot the Chancellor. Dr. Dollfuss. Reuter Wireless
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    110 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates London, Nov. 9. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were Spot i Sellers) 3 5 32d. <4 132d.> < Buyers* 3 3 32d. <3 3132d.» Jan.-March 3 7 32d <4 116d.» April- June 3 9 32d. <4
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    294 9 BRITAIN'S TOKEN TO U.S.A. "Pending A Final Settlement" London, Nov. 7. When Parliament reassembled to-day, after its fourteen weeks' recess, an exceptionally interesting question time was followed by a statement by the I Chancellor of the Exchequer that the War Debt discussions in Washington had ended and
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    88 9 London. Nov. 7. The British token payment in connection with war debts will be made in United States currency and will roughly amount to £1.500.000 The token payment made in June was in silver. A White Paper has been issued containing correspondence between the Brit'sh Ambassador
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    53 9 Sequel To Havana Rebellion Havana. Nov. 9. President San Martin has declared a state of war throughout Cuba in consequence of the all day rebellion in 'vhich casualties in Havana are at least 30 killed and 100 injured. Widespread anti-Government movements are reported in other parts of
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    69 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association November 9, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 13 13's R.S.S. equal to London Standard, <F.0.8> 13^4 13 3 8 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nov.-Dec. 13» 8 13U Jan-March 13?8 13 2 April-June 13% 13 3 4 Tone of
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    182 10 November 0, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambier 4.25 Java Cube 7.50 Hamburg Cube 0.75 Muntok White Pepper 22.25 White Pepper 20.75 Black Pepper 13.00 Copra, nmdried 3.30 Copra, mixed 2.60 Small flake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 4.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 4.75 I.ingga Sago Flour Fair
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    114 10 November 9 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin <of 4 Imp. galls. > 1.70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Secony Motor Gasoiine ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline 4 drums per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline (4-gallon tin) 3.65
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    KWANGTUNG PAPER
    219 10 To Be Manufactured From Mulberry Leaves Canton, Oct. 25. Experiments conducted by Mr. Hoh Shal-kwong. chemist of Lingnan Uni- 1 versity, at the behest of the Silk Im- provement Bureau of the Department 1 of Reconstruction have demonstrated that a good grade of paper can be < made
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    101 10 Latest Buyers' Prices Latest buyers' prices, received by j Messrs. Guthrie and Co. by cable yesterday morning, lor Malayan palm oil and palm kernels were: Palm Oil in Bulk: c.i.f. landed weights New York Philadelphia 2.70 cents <U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports
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    GUTH RIE'S WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    116 10 Singapore Nov. !>. All markets are very steady with .sellers somewhat reserved and with the general uncertainty prevailing at prem at, business remains quiet. Latest quotations to hand are: Spot 13 a up London 313 32d. up 3 32d. New York S 7 16 U.S.
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    101 10 Purpose Of Conference In Batavia 'From Our Own Correspondent.' Batavia. Oct. 31. Preliminary reports from authorities In the Outer Possessions Indicate th*l the conference of Governors xii th^ Outer Possessions to be held here on Nov. 22 to discuss rubber restriction will ibe the most important effort 80 far
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    206 10 Bora yean ago tea was one ol Lbe 'most important items in China's exi port trade, but on account of keen I competition from India and Japan ;tv trade has suffered B serious setback. According r o statistics compiled by the Shanghai Bureau ol Inspection and Testing
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    OUTPUT RETURNS
    187 10 Brown, Phillips, and Stewart; Penang, secretaries: Perak River 36.786 lbs.; Juru 35,500: Semanggol 30.800. !\iters«>M, Simons and Co., Penang, agents: Henrietta October 72.000 lbs. total to date 816.000 lbs: 1932. 105.000 lbs.; Sungei Matang 51.000 lb. 531.000 lbs; 41.500 lbs; Rampah Coconut 110.000 nuts: 1,565,000 nuts; 152,000 nuts.
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    253 10 Mr. Julian Foster's Record Of Service Mr. Carl H. Boehringer. Acting U.S. Trade Commissioner, will remain in Singapore for several more months j probably until next July, as Assistant j Trade Commissioner. Mr. Julian B. Foster <the new Trade Commissioner) was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado. ;36 years
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    124 10 Features Of Commercial Machines London, Nov. 1. The great advance of the Diesel or compression ignition type of engine as applied to motor buses and coaches and to goods transport vehicles is one o:* the most striking features of the commercial motor transport exhibition which opens at Olympia
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    1028 10 Fear Currency Inflation Is Inevitable The outstanding developments in the financial situation of the United States are the decline in the dollar, the arousal of a militant attitude on the i part of the inflationists, a sharp de- cline In high grade bonds on the
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    94 10 Terms Of New Conversion Issue London, Nov. 7. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has agreed to an immediate issue by tite Indian Government for the purpose of replacing the 6 per cent bonds of 1 1933-34, the notice of the redemption of which on Dec. 15. has already
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    208 10 Rayon Velvets Made By New Process The chief weakness of velvets mude jf rayon, that they creasea and crushed easily, has been eliminated by Lancashire manufacturers. Originally France and Germany were the sole suppliers of this article to the world, but Lancashire has taken up its manufac-
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    JAPANESE GOODS
    178 10 Sold By Foreigners Tnder New Labels Taking advantage ol the anti-Jap-anest boycott in China miu Ifanchurian Incident, many foreigners in Daircn have establish* d tnu met for the export ol Japan* iioods. under different iab.'is. to China, i Rengo, Japanese newi asj ncy These foreigner! have built up
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    127 10 Reflected In Employment Figures London. Nov. 7. A iurther decrease in unemployment took Place in October and returns 01 the Ministry of Labour show that in January th»> unemployment ngure had fallen by 600 245. The total of registered unemployi d In October was 2.298.75:*. representing. I reduction
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    88 10 Chancellor's Speech Has Brightening Effect London. Nov. 7. On the Stock Exchange today business continued small but following on the Chancellor of the Exchequer's statement in the House of Commons on the debt uiestion. the general t at the close was rather brighter. OUt-edged ■mnitlei ♦specially improved and
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    76 10 Ratifications Exchanged In London London, Nov. 7. The exchange of ratifications of the Anglo-Argentine commercial a-ree-ment signed in May. together with those of the supplementary agreement regarding tariff modifications, took place this evening between Sir John Simon and Dr. Malbran. the Argentine Ambassador. The May convention entered formally
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    70 10 World Exchange Rates N London. 4 monthi ,i London. 3 month? London. 60 days' sigm London. 30 gay* tfgnt London, demand London. T.T. Lyona and I Hamburg, d. i N»'v. Tork d n Batavia. BOUT] b Bamaran Penang. d. i pc p« Calcutta. i i H Q| K i Bur.-.
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    61 10 rtcao I Am. Telephone Dupnnt 8* t ;er..l F. ra hch Inter-Tt pl> ..nd Nat York Central Rallr ;8. Californlan Comi nj -Vac Stand ird 0 NJ I> Un on oil Union P.u 08 \v rner B; DOW losrs \\lK\«l> 20 Utiliti M Bon S\l I S s|(K
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    887 11 Yesterdays Closing Quotations iLunas (si> lft Malaka Pindas (81) 95 00* Mandai Tekong (si) 10 Mentakab (20) oqi iii/ New Scudai ($2) i52 ioov' New Serendah ($2) Nyalas ($1) 40 Pajam ($1) 121/ I>2 J Parit Perak ($1) 150 /2 j75 Perak R. Valley (81) 37% 45
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    217 11 I Ktsult* Of British Week I In Finland I -uncashire firms have recently I big orders In the face of keen The Vaughan Company, of Manchester, have I f i two of the largest orders for cranes and traversers placed in ice the War, and the firm to
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    227 11 West Cumberland Industrial Out-Look Brighter The Industrial outlook for West Cumberland in general and Whitehaven in particular, has been considerably brightened by the fact that the Whitehaven Collieries have been acquired by a large Newcastle-on-Tyne firm of colliery proprietors. The Company which had previously worked the collieries for
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    454 11 Singapore. Nov. 3. MEAT Beef steak (Round) Kati 28 I Beef stew or curry do 22 Pork, lean do 42 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) do 33 I Mutton Australian lb. 35 Fowl Kati 35 'Hens (locally reared) do 40 Ducks (Saigon) Each. 70 Pigeons, domestic
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    50 11 The two destroyers, Masaya and Matagalpa, have been transformed Into motorships for fruit transport and are owned by the Standard Fruit Co., of New Orleans. The 35-knot turbines I have been replaced by two 8-cyllnder motors with a speed of 16 knots, thus gaining accommodation for 28,000 bundles of bananas.
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    206 11 Shanghai Merchants In Unusual Dilemma A serious dispute has begun between the District Chamber of Commerce and eight Chinese grain merchants in Nantao who are alleged to have bought 125,000 bags of Japanese rice thus I breaking their "Japanese boycott" vows made with the Chamber, says the Shanghai
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    138 11 Record Production In America The production of tinplate in the United States in August was 4,950,000 base-boxes, which constitutes a new monthly-high record. In July and August, 1933, the production of tinplate amounted to 9,450,000 base-boxes, which compares with 16,600,000 for the whole of the first half of the
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    178 16 The following have been invited to The following have been invited to play Hockey for S.C. vs. S.R.C. on Monday, Nov. 20, at S.C.C.:— P. O'Neill, Dunne. F.-O. R. A. Phillips. Dr. W. G. Evans; T. Watson. C. A. Carey, T. M. Maelachlan; T. N. Battenberg. T. Robertson. C. Fittock.
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    256 16 Strange Disappearance Of A Golf Ball London, Oct. 25. A remarkable instance of a momentarily lost golf ball occurred when Miss Wethered was playing in the Mixed Foursomes tournament at Worplesdon. Mrs. Collis Browne's iron shot over a pond from the tenth tee fell among the spectators standing
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    48 16 On Sunday the International SixMetre Class will sail the third of a series of three races for the Black Swan Trophy. Start 10 a.m. The B Class will sail the first of a series of two races for a Club Trophy Start 10.10 a.m.
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    36 16 Messrs Cheang Theam Chu and Cheang Theam Kee have issued invitation to a dinner at "Riviera," No }i?K P asir f^"* Roa^ on November 16th to celebrate the birthday of tnelr mother, Mrs. Cheang Jim Chuan.
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    108 16 Malacca Match Abandoned (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 8. The Mixed Hockey game between the Malacca Club and the St. Francis' Association had to be abandoned five minutes after the interval on account of an accident to Miss B Wiseman, one of the Club players. Macaulay cleared
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    51 16 The annual conference of Rotary Clubs in the Malaya-Siam area will be held in Kuala Lumpur from December 15 to 17. Captain Dix. Deputy Harbeur Master Singapore, will act for Capt. Freybure when the latter proceeds on leave It formerly In charge of Sea Belle n n^Z dUC from nome
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    598 16 MIXED CONTEST AT K.L. <From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 8. A very fast, and well -contested mixed hockey match was witnessed by a large crowd, including Sir Cecil Cle- menti. Messrs T. S. Adams and M B. Shelley, when a European side beat a
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