The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 November 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 14.700. ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935 10 CENTS
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    ITALIAN THREAT OF SANCTIONS REPRISALS
    443 1 Rome, \ov. 12. lan Note to the Governrepresented on the rdination committee after chalthe validity of the Leagues -ends that developments the last meeting of the and the Assembly corrobothe fundamental basis of the lian case. samples, namely, the lareoi Abyssinian* led by the civil
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    POWER FOR REPRISALS
    53 1 Rome, Nov. 11. mplete power to regulate ■nd institute reprisals against, the sanctionist States has been given to the Government by a decree whereby from Nov. 18 importers will require Government licences for almost everything they buy from abroad, including iron, steel, meat, coffee, cereals. eotton. wool.
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    TO DEFEND ITALY
    101 1 II Duoe's Speech At Huge Military Parade Rome. Nov. 11. You nave only seen a small part ol the military stiength v. nicn is ready to defend Italy in Europe, m Africa and everywhere. In one month two of Italy's old accounts have already been settled." This
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    WEIGHT AND SEE
    16 1 LIFE INSURANCE DOCTOR- "No it'll I__T ,UI m fc e you more active."
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    Anti-British Press Outburst By Japanese In Shanghai
    96 1 SEQUEL TO CHINESE ATTACK ON SHOP Shanghai, Nov. 12. yESTERDAY'S attack by a crowd of Chinese on a Japanese shop in the International Settlement has )ed to a renewed onslaught by the Japanese press against the Settlement administration, which recently was the target
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    CHAPEI EXODUS
    228 1 L Still Pouring Into The Settlement Shanghai. Nov. 12. Strong representations in consequence of a shop-wrecking incident were made by Mr. Ishii. Japanese Consul-General. when he called on Mr. O. K. Yui. secretary-general of the city government of Greater Shanghai this morning. A Japanese porcelain ware shop in
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    WORLD'S HEIGHT RECORD
    130 1 U.S. BALLOON REACHES 74,000 Feet Pilots Climb On To Rapid City (South Dakota), Nov. 12. 'TOE worlds largest balloon. Explorer 11. with Captains Albert W. Stevens and Orvil Anderson as pilots, attained the world's altitude record of 74.000 feet. Explorer 11. landed safely 230 mil lrom Rapid
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    ABYSSINIANS RETREAT
    107 1 WHEN WILL THEY MAKE A STAND? Drawing Italians Into Difficult Country Rome, Nov. 12. ITALIANS are asking when the Abyssinians will make a stand. Reports from both northern and southern fronts agree that the Italians are stabbing at thin air and state that however fast the Italians advance,
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    JAPAN TO BUILD SUBMARINES FOR SIAM
    180 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 12. "THE Siamese Navy has ordered four submarines from Japanese builders costing over £84,000 each, without armament. southward of Ambalagi where recon- 1 Puces indicate over 100.000 men mcentrating while in the south nee is expected on the
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    WILL LIBERALS SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT?
    196 1 WILL LIBERALS SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT? UNKNOWN FACTOR IN THE ELECTION Labour Does Not Hope To Win London, Nov. 12 CONTINUANCE of the National v Government has now become a Plain issue in the election, according to the experts. An unknown factor is the way in which the Liberal vote, which
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    SEVEN KILLED
    24 1 Mont p«- 1 1 in NOV. 11. Seven people were killed when an army aeroplane irom Toulouse crashed near Montarnaud. Reuter Wireless
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    PROFESSOR OSBORN
    31 2 New York, Nov. 11. Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn. the palaetiologist who was often called the successor to Darwin and Huxley, has died at the age of 78.- Reuter Wireless
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      547 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS- TTbc Smoapore I jfrec ipress Head Office: Cecil Stree4. Singapore. Phone 5471 (5 lines witb extensions to all departments), i Tel: "Times" Singapore. Kuala Lumpur Office: 25. Java Street Phone: .1683. i .hi, i.. 1 1 Office: 40, 4.: fleet Street. London, EC. 4. Phone: Central 3608—3609. Tel:
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      126 2 Diary Of The Week WKDNt-SDAY, NOV IS. High Water. 00.43 a.m. 9.2 it.. 11.52 p.m. 9.8 ft. Rugby: S.C.C "B" vs. RE. "B" at S.C.C. Hockey: S.R'.C. vs. Indian Association at S.R.C.; Raffles College vs. Ceylon S.C. at College; Chinese II vs. Medical College II at College; Medical College I
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      99 2 RADIO PROGRAMMES FOR TODAY I Singapore— ZHl Owned and operated by Radio Service Co. of Malaya Ltd. > Wavelength 19.9 metres p.m. 6 00 Recorded music. 6 45 News bulletin supplied by Straits Times. Stock and share report supplied by Fraser and Co 8.30 Close down. 1 B.RS.— GBG and
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      104 2 7.50 Charles Manntm and his orehestra. iflayed lrom the Granada. Walthamstow 8 20 The News 8 35 An organ recital by G D Cunningham, relayed irom the Town Hall. Birmingham P 05 Close down Transmission Two of the following frequencies will be used: GSG 1*5.86 m.. GSF 19.8! m.. GSK
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      85 2 Berlin- IMA, IMB 1)ls .Wavelengths— 31 3X. 71 M( metres 8 20 Opening SHHovi 8 35 Conduct a* Bel 9 05 News in English 9 20 "The Su-,1, play with aoo 10 35 News in Oenn 10 50 Today 0 tures 11.05 UgtM M ii 30 Technical i 11 35
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    JOHORE TURNS &3,000,000 DEFICIT INTO &2,500,000 SURPLUS
    3322 3 Big Programme Of Public Works SANCTIONS AGAINST ITALY A HILL prohibiting the making of loans to tn_ r> or to persons in Italian termor thus fo llnl ZLTZr™ Ualy the United Kingdom and other aCU n take .-..0n adopted by the Co-ordSS Too^JSX
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    NEW DE HAVILLAND BIPLANES FOR SINGAPORE ROUTE
    3274 4 Aviation Notes Big Developments In Cabin Comfort Structural Improvements Better Accomodation -Screening Engine Noise Cool Air Control— A Cause Of Airsickness— Short-Route Model— 19,000 ft "Ceiling"— Warplanes and Peace— lmperial Airways 9 Record Profit The Complete Aerocar Round The World Increased Air Mail
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    UNUSUAL PLANE
    54 4 PJava Siitfar IfagMtc Arri\fs An unenal plane te base at Pa air on I Walraven II belong.: K Khe Hien. the well-k nate ot Netherlands I. This plane Is extremeU a month aao Mr Eht K to Amsterdam and back H Seletar on Jk <;nda\ expected to leave
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    246 5 OTEST anln 1 ,v,„c„, of luamm a h llr in London 11( ,.eK r«l«_u_. l lir I UK Mr. A.tlu.r Jin JS. V «'Mnb,t, o„| ls l(s( nil T| mde- to J a, "7 M! reptesenlativr. Ira veiled MNNI l il "*»*<»»- in etmtrael ui.i.-i, »IN emmre mo remedlan, it
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      222 5 V _r __fl up Health and Strength Angier*. Emulsion and Ky iuccessfully used in the treatment of __F/// consumption and in all forms of ill-health N^sl mill in vhicb there is loss of uxnght. Pleasant to take, it promotes appetite, aids digestion and XSS_>^W_{/// builds up weight and strength. In
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    FATHER CONVICTED OF FLINGING BABY OUT OF WINDOW
    1480 6 FATHER CONVICTED OF FLINGING BABY OUT OF WINDOW Guilty But Insane Verdict PRISONER DETAINED BY MENTAL AUTHORITIES FOR TWO YEARS UpUILTY but insane," was the verdict returned yesterday by vJ the special jury empanelled to try Hon Peng Chhiu, a young Chinese who was arraigned before Mr. Justice GordonSmith at
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    Wang Ching Wei
    122 6 TO LEAVE HOSPITAL IN FEI DAYS Shanghai, Nov. 10. MR. Cheng Chung, Ming, ViceMinister of Railways, and the trusted lieutenant of the wounded Premier, stated this morning that Mr. Wang Ching Wei is recovering so rapidly from his wounds that he expects to leave the Nanking General
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    Alleged Sale Of Counterfeit "Bridge " Matches
    161 6 Alleged Sale Of Counterfeit "Bridge Matches SERIES OF CASES A SERIES ot cases under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance relating to the alleged sale of counterfeit "Bridge" brand matches have been listed for trial before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge The first of them was dealt with
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    29 6 On Thursday, at 8.15 p in the Institute Jdl Prinsep Street, a lecture on Czechoslovakia will be delivered by Mr. F. J Werner. All interested, including ladies, are welcome.
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    PENANG FLYING CLUB
    222 6 PENANG FLYING CLUB October Report T^HE following report for October is issued by the Penang Flying Club: Flying Time:- Hours Mins. Dual Instruction 47 50 Solo 51 05 Passenger Flights. Joy Rides, etc. 11 50 Cross Country 15 55 Total 127 10 Again bad weather on several days has prevented
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    66 6 The death took place at Bentong on Nov. 5, of Mrs. Ponnampalam, the wife ot Dr P Ponnamapalam, Medical Officer in charge of the Bentong District. Mrs. Ponnampalam. who was only 25 years of age. was the daughter of the late Mr. K. K. Thamby of the Medical Department. Kuala
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    Shots Fired At Cantonese Outside Cafe
    176 6 Shots Fired At Cantonese Outside Cafe SECRET SOCIETIES SUSPECTED YOUNG Cantonese MM Hong was -hot outside shop in Anson Road s rhortly after seven q Monday night He weium in the neck and anoth. shoulder, but is in no da a The affair is baMatad to I 'ed with Canu)ncsc
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    MRS. H.R.W. LOBB.
    86 6 Dnth In Australia While On Lea \o News has be. n or the death at jfaaroaalli Hi Wales, ot Mrs I fc, a.a Mi 'j w. Lobb. torn* r h t tan pofft Swimming Club Mr and Mrs Lobh in Singapore about 25 y< Singapore for a
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    "White Rainbow"
    123 6 L(>C A L R E B 1 1) E\T S RAKE EXPERIENCE A RAINBOW appeared in the sky south of Singapore at 4.45 a.m. on Monday before there was any sun. The few Singapore resident" who were astir at that time were surprised at the phenomenon, which lasted
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    U.S.A.'S SOLEMN PLEDGE
    266 7 U.S.A.'S SOLEMN PLEDGE 0 SEEK THE WAYS OF PEACE Friction Caused By Trade Barriers Washington. Nov. 11. \X FY pronouncements regarding ric e world policy were uttered President Roosevelt when speakbe Unknown War- ci trade barriers as having national friction and disdefinite agreement between ted States and Canada to eligreementfl
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    FIERCE HAND TO HAND FIGHTING
    119 7 FIERCE HAND TO HAND FIGHTING Italians Claim Success In Abyssinia A parachute message dropped from a reconnoitring aeroplane and picked up by Italians resulted in the capture of an important Abyssinian caravan and over 300 camels after fierce hand-to-hand fighting. The Italians on receiving the message made a forced night
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    "FIRST WORLD WAR"
    49 7 h Though still .drawing exceptionally!] large houses at the Pavilion. "The First World War" has to be withdrawn after today owing to other engagements, and readers ar^ advised not to miss this i unique film There will be a special matinee today at 3.15 p.m. 1
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    JAPAN AND LOAN TO CHINA
    151 7 Attitude Causes Surprise In London London. Nov. 11. The report that Japan will shortly reply to Britain refusing to participate in the international loan to China on the ground that the recent Chinese currency reforms were decreed without prior consultation with Japan has caused surprise
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    NOT POISONED
    112 7 An inquiry into the death of Labhu Singh, a 25-year-old Sikh, before Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday dispelled all suspicion of poisoning and a verdict of death by natural causes was recorded. Labhu Singh had been ill for a few days with an internal complaint
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    BIG LOAN FOR RAILWAY
    152 7 works estimated to cost i. 0,000,000 Electrification To Be j Extended London. Nov. 7. THE railway companies have issued a statement regarding the Government's proposals 'for a loan to enable them to put in hand works estimated to cost £30.000.000. The works will place the companies
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS
    60 7 I Chinese Charged With Possessing $99 Worth Phang Sim. a young Kheh Chinese, was further remanded yesterday by Mr Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate. The charge again*,: him is the alleged possession of $99 worth of counterfeit 20-cent coins. Today the case will be transferred fo hearing
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    26 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH. LOBB— At Newcastle. New South Wales, on Nov. 11, 1935, Kate, the dearly i beloved wife of H. R. W. Lobb (by cable).
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1935 Restriction and The Dutch
    845 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1935 Restriction and The Dutch rvURING the months of negotiation that preceded the entry into operation of the rubber regulation scheme on June 1, 1934, numerous wild and baseless reports and forecasts appeared on their progress, While the many critics and supporters expressed
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    DAY TO DAY
    257 8 Major-General W. G. S. Dobbie. the G.0.C. -designate for Malaya, will have as his chief of stall Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur E. Percival. D.5.0.. 0.8.E.. M.C., a student from the Imperial Defence College. Mr. Conrad Frugtniet. son of the churchwarden of St. Barnabas's Church Klang, recently obtained a scholarship
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    790 8 Vogue For Little Women hearts And TinWarrior Sew < trie's Silent Ifnrses FASHION has achieved some remark- able results in Its despotism over i women, but there may be conquests still to make, and one of them is sug- gested by a headline, "Vogue for Little
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    Malgas
    766 8 lUIALGAS slept badly that night, lor the wind howled round the huts in the East Bank Location. It raced down the dirty streets gathering dust, rubbish, and fury as it went It whipped away the newspaper which Malgas had stuffed into his broken window-pane, swept under the door, making
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES.
      397 9 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES. rrom London, 6 p.m. Nov. 12 hare oi tl denomination unless otherwise stated Prpvimi«i v v previously Yesterday Rise or Fall Converaioo Loan. 5 p.c. 1944-64 118 Funding Loan. 4 p.c. 1960-90 116 3 4 n 6 3 8 +l/8 lnan 3 2 PC
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      HONG KONG DOLLAR
      143 9 May Be Fixed At Same Level As Shanghai London. Nov. 9. Silver circles regard Hong Kong's ban on silver exports as bullish for silver for the time being, as the action tends considerably to curtail potential supplies of the white metal. With India remaining the only free
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      85 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Nov. It, 12 o'clock noon N 1 X. R.S.S. in cases 'F.OB. November- 22^ 22 J 2 Good F.A.Q. in cases FOB. Novemben 21 3 4 21 7 8 I X. R.S.S. (spotloose* (awardable Singapore) 22% 22» 4 Mo I.X.R.S.S November 22% 22% December 22%
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      SOYA BEANS TAX DRAWBACK
      71 9 Applications have been received by the Import Duties Advisory Committee for drawback in respect of: Soya beans used in the manufacture "i soya bean flour by a process in which the beans are decorticated, but the oil Is not expressed or extracted; beans used in the
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      MEAT FOR ITALY
      99 9 Sir E. H. Vestey Denies Report "We have no contracts with Italy for beef from Buenos Ayres at the present time, and therefore could not bring influence to bear in preventing shipments :of beef from the Argentine to Italy." This statement was made by Sir Edmund Hoyle
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      LAST NIGHT'S QUOTATIONS
      204 9 By arrangement with the Exchange Telegraph Company, Ltd., the Singapore Free Press is able to offer to its readers this complete and reliable service of commercial news from London, New York and other centres. This is the first occasion on which a newspaper published in Malaya has
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      THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
      108 9 RUBBER: Easy I London Spot: 63 B d. Previously. Firm at Jan. Mar.: 6 7 16d Previously ftfcd April- June: 6 9 16d Previously 6* 8 d July-Sept.: 6 11 16d Previously: 63 4 d. New York Spot: 13 16 Previously: 13.47 Straits S.D.. Nov. to Rotterdam:
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      Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations Nov. 12
      84 9 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations Nov. 12 Method of Parity before Rate Pre Centre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 142.21 74 3 4 74 3 i New York to 4.86 2 3 1.92 7 16 4.92 7 16 Amsterdam Guilders to 12.07 7.25» 4 7.24 Hong Kong
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      THE METAL MARKETS
      61 9 1 I London Tin: Strong. Cash: €237 10s. Previously: Firm at £231 15s. Three months £216. Previously £214 ss. New York Tin: Spot: 52.62 Previously: 52.75. Settlement: £35. Previously: £35 ss. Gold: Yesterday: £7 ls. 4d. Previously: £7 ls. 4'_d. Silver: Spot. 29 5 16d. Previously: 29
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES Saturday's Singapore Quotations
      215 9 LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES Saturday's Singapore Quotations Nov. 9 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 18 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 332 London, 60 days' sight 2[4 1116 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 1 32 London, demand 2;4 London, T.T. 2 4 Lyons and Paris demand 866 Hamburg,
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      SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
      1146 9 Fraser and Co.'s List I TUESDAY, NOV. 12, 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin (4s) 6s 6d 7s cd Asam Kumbang <£i 33s 6d 34s 6d Austral Malay (£> 60s 61s Ayer Hitam Tin (ss) 14s 9d 15s 9d Ayer Weng ($1) 1.85 1.95 Bangrm
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      117 9 Tin Rises Again On Further Hear Squeeze London, Nov. 11. On the Stock Exchange business was i small but after some week-end profit taking the general tone ruled firm. American cotton futures rose sharply on a bullish American Bureau report which induced speculative buying. Tin again rose on
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      RUBBER REGULATION
      36 9 Statement of export credits unused and cancelled as on Sept. 30 Amount Cancelled in lb. F.M.S 52.252 lb Johore 34.658 S.S. Mainland 3.179 S.S. Islands 23.903 Kedah 16,137 Labuan 4.567 Kelantan 2.129 Total 136.8351b.
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      95 9 Nov 1! nu>fpt Nriiers tkmSmmJAS 6 00 Java Cube 975 Hamburg Cube 10 00 White Muntok Pepper 19 00 Black Pepper 10 50 Copra, Sundried 505 Copra, mixed 4 50 Small Flake Taplo< .1 4 6„ R B Siam Nn 1 per koyan K,5 Banja Jelotong 925
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      TREASURY BILLS
      18 9 London. Nov. The total amount applied lor In tenders for £45.000.000 Treasury bills was C 63.955.000
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      30 9 The output from the Kramat Pul.u i mine lor the month ol October. 1935 was as follows: From the mine 221 pieuls. F: i. trlbutors 28 pieuls; Total 249 pieuls.
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    CROCODILE HUNTER
    57 10 The crocodile hunter of McPherso:. Road. Boev Peng Kow, made yet anothe; appearance before Mr. Norman Grice the Singapore second magistrate, yes- tcrday. The charge against Peng Kow is tha' the buck shot from his rifle richochet- 1 ted on to a near-by attap house. Thus! endangering human
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    42 10 TWO deputations from the City of London headed b> the Lord Mix.,, Sir Stephen Killik, were received at Buckingham Palace bearin wedding presents for the Duke of Gloucester and Ladx ||k» 5,.,,, The Lord Mayor's coach entering Hie Palace. (Pirtun hs Nail
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    "Cautioned"
    110 10 A TALE OF THREE CHOPPERS TTHE production of three vicious-look- ing choppers by a hefty Sikh additional police constable yesterday made ja crowded second magistrate's court sit up in the expectation of hearing a (serious charge. Three Chinese of ages varying from very old to comparatively young were next
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    30 10 Mia C. M. Black has joined Kramat I Pulai, Ltd., as boring engineer. He has had wide experience in the Sarawak oilfields, Burma (Shan States) and the Gold Coast Colony.
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    Qantas Search Plane Battles With Gale
    763 10 KINGSFORD-SMITH "SCOTTY" ALLEN FORCED BACK TO ALOR STAR Still Hope: Experience Of Hook And Matthews Recalled CIERCE storms over the Bay of Bengal forced 1 Pilot G. U. ("Scotty") Allen to turn back yesterday to Alor Star in the Qantas air liner that was
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    Independent State In North China?
    195 10 WARLIKE JAPANESE MEASURES ALONG THE GREAT WALL Shanghai. \o\ 11 pEN DOHIHARA. Oi HM I J Service Department Japanese Kwintong Comm. reported to have demanded thai regions north of the H River, including the p r Hopoi. Shantuiiß. Shansi. c> and Suiyuan. bo marked or.
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    ALLEGED TO HAVE POSED AS JOHORE DATO
    256 10 Malay On Charges Of Cheating JARESSED in a smartly cut silk l" suit, tall Boyanese was led (into the Singapore police court yesterday to answer a charge o: cheating Mr. A. J. Braga, the wellknown lawyer, and Mr Stephen of the Hong Kone;
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    JANE WITHERS
    174 10 (lever Child Actress Al The Alhambra Shirley Temple is not the only ehlid I prodigy to win the admiration of cin« ma enthusiasts, for Fox Films have found another. Jdne Withers, who appears in j "Ginger," now showing at the Alhamibra. Though she is no: a_ pretty as
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    MR AW BOON HAW
    54 10 Hon* Kontr. Not M. Mr. Aw Boon Haw. of th- ing Am TOni Medical Hall. Stefan honoured by a monster rOQ his arrival in Swav.w fiStei Mr. Aw gave a lar;;e sum 'owards the buildiiiK funds o, the Overseas Chin, s, AM.i.r D meni in Canton
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    28 10 Rao Bahadur S. V bait ahf addressed the Kuala Lumpur Club on Wednesday. is m\ I journalist visiting M.il.u.i I formerly count -ct« d With I M Statesman
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    HEALTH MEASURES
    343 11 Wider Malaria Prevalence In Current Year The Hon. Dr. N. Mootatamby said This State is spending a large sum of money on health work with a good measure of success. On every side we hear of epidemics of malaria and we never know when it will be our
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    464 11  -  Ely Culbertson <» I World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst I FREAKS T^O MANY people freaks are the most interesting part of a circus and certainly they furnish some interesting situations in Bridge. Today's hand for example is amazing not just because it was a freak
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    Statistics Office Library Notice
    444 11 •THE following publications were issued or received by the Department of S atistics. S.S. and F.M.S., during the period Nov. 2 to 8. inclusive, and are available lor public use in the Reference Library. Fullerton Building Singapore Applications may be made by members of the public
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    OFFICIAL REPLIES
    114 11 To Be Carefully Considered By Government The General Adviser congratulated Dr. Mootatamby on his excellent speech, but he felt that Dr. Mootamby j could not expect a detailed reply to his submission. What he had said, however, would be very carefully considered by Government. On the question of
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    CINEMA MANAGER ASSAULTED
    185 11 Former Ticket Collector Sent To Gaol Taiping, Nov. 5. |\^R. Lim Chye Hock, the manager A *l of Sun Cinema. Taiping. was the victim of an assault on Monday morning, as a result df which he is now lying in the hospital, undergoing treatment for head injuries.
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    MORATORIUM ON FARM DEBTS
    216 11 MORATORIUM ON FARM DEBTS Held Unconstitutional In Virginia i Harrisonburg. Nov. 11. The District Judge. John Paul, has ruled that the Federal Act providing for a moratorium on tarm debts |g unconstitutional in Virginia, despite amend- i ments appended to the Act by the last Congress The judge held that
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    CLOTHES THEFT
    57 11 Nobody To Stand Bail For Chinese With no friends to stand bail for him in $100. a young Chinese. Ho Ah Soon, was remainded for sentence until. Nov 16 before Mr Norman Grice. the Singapore second magistrate, yesterday Ah Soon had pleaded guilty to the theft of clothing
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      MORE ATLANTIC TRAFFIC
      519 12 44 Per Cent Of Passengers Carried By Britain THE North Atlantic passenger returns for the period Jan. 1 to the end of the second week in September show a bigger volume of travel by the Conference fleets than last year. The actual increase in the number of
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      LAUNCH EXPLOSION
      174 12 Many Injured In Canton River Mishap Canton, Oct. 28. Nine persons, including the Chief Officer, and four sailors were seriously injured this morning, when an explosion occurred on board the steam boat Hok Shan, which is used for towing the Hin Lee Ferry boats, which ply between Canton
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      DANGER OF TIN ORE CARGOES
      317 12 Court Of Inquiry And Fire In Steamer THE Netherlands Court of Navraa- tion at Amsterdam has delivered judgment in the inquiry concerning an outbreak of fire in the cargo of the Amsterdam liner Baarn. on June 2 last, while on a voyage from the West
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      L'ATLANTIQUE FIRE
      195 12 j Underwriters And The Latest Judgment Underwriters await with Interest the full report of the findings of the Criminal Inquiry into the burning of the French liner L'Atlantique. a The reports to hand indicate that the judge has ruled that the tire was a not of criminal origin,
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      SOUTHAMPTON PORT
      196 12 Traffic In All Section* Show Impro\cmcnt Shipping ronnsgs isaH Southampton Docks in thi nr months ot the pres.tr 8 pel cent thai lor I period oi 1934 The tonnage n 'urns ghoi gross tonnag inward am ill ***** 122 tons during th. January-A. compared with 11.22.1.228 1 en
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      111 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside id, Or \SN- t i u last Wharf (Enframe 1 Kut sang M Main Wharf tEniram, Somali 18; M Nieuw Hol'and 11 Empire Doek «Enir.i,„, Karoa H Empire Dock i„ !fl Prometh, a West Wharf i„, flllii i||r Pyrrhus section io fffntrsaw Qs Tsushima liar i
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    POPPY DAY RUGBY
    181 15 (Prom Our Own Oorrespondent. > Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 9. The M.S.V.R. were beaten at Rugby today in the annual Poppy Day match on the padang by The Rest the score being eight points (a goal and a try) to nil. The game was played on ground which
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    Services Rugby Challenge
    1453 15  -  Argus Weekly Sporting Notes Compiled By Hockey Topics Valberg or Hay? Morray 9 s Fine Goalkeeping Will Services Retain Rugby Cup? Civilians In A Bad Way FarleighRobertson Cup Ung Ghek Cheow 's Distinction ntly Singapore's four-nil victory at hockey against Malacca Saturday last did not satisfy the
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    ASTON VILLA'S MISFORTUNES
    852 15 I Manager Resigns Sunderland's Five Wins London, Oct. 28. jyii: James McMullan. the first man- ag< r ever to be appointed to the a Villa Club, has resigned. Aston Villa's mistortunes have been nounting, and the unkindest cut of all fine on Oct. 19. when their near
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    GORDON RICHARDS NEARS HIS DOUBLE CENTURY
    701 15 Season's Turf Statistics London. Oct. .1 11/111 A getting Lord ling homf in the i.ist race it Lingfteld on Satui day Gordon Richards registered bis tenth success of the week Ills winning mounts for the season now total 195. 11. Wragg, his nearest rival
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    VOLLEY-BALL
    62 15 Playing <^n their own ground <>:. .Sunday. Nov II the Bushy Park B| Party defeated the Hindu Young Men's Literary Union by games to nil. 21—7 21—17; 21-8. The B.P S P r. r< presented by Messrs R Ayadurai. T Ayadurai. K Chelvadurai A C Mti thlah -Capf V
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    Great Display By Evans And Harris For H.M.S. Hermes
    675 16 CORNWALL PACK TOO LIGHT WITH ONE SHORT Sailors Need More Practice H.M.S. Hermes 14 pts.; H.M.S. Cornwall 3 pts. PLAYING its first rugby match for some time the Hermes fifteen beat a Cornwall side on the Padang yesterday, by three tries
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    146 16 Handicaps For The Second Day FOLLOWING are handicaps for twe races for the second day (Nov. 20) of the Singapore Turf Club winter meeting. Race 2 Ponies, Class I.— Div 2 .*> '■> furs Dignity Maid 9 0 S odellus 8 13 Quota 8 12 Snuff Box 8
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    MCCORKINDALE BATTERED
    25 16 Reuter London. Nov. 11. Obie Walker. American negro boxer outpointed Don McCorkindale who was severely battered and later announced his retirement from boxing
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    TODAYS HOCKEY
    101 16 Two Unbeaten Teams To Meet AN excellent hockey match is exrk pected today when the Indian Association meets the S.R.C. on the S.R.C. ground. These are the only two teams who have not been defeated so far this season The Indians have played 10 matches and won nine.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
    227 16 J 'J'HAT lawn bowls is becoming increasingly popular at the S.C C is shown by the large entry for the Club Championship. There are 30 entries. The draw is as follows G. C. Miller bye: E. H. Coleman v.. W. Y. Semple J. A. Dean vs. E.
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    MATCH POSTPONED
    47 16 'From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. 11. Mr. R Briggs. the Hon. Secretary of the Negri Sembilan R.F. Club, informs me that the rugger match between Negri Sembilan-Malacca and North Johore which was scheduled to bPlayed at Seremban today has been postponed to Nov. 30.
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    M.C.C. WIN
    37 16 Adelaide, Nov. 12. ri: M.C.C. beat South Australia by 36 runs. The M.C.C. made 174 runs in the second innings (Ryan for 13) and South Australia were dismissed Cor 187. Brad- man made 50.— Reuter
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    Hard Hitting At Tanglin
    669 16 Hockey POLICE SCORE TWICE WITH 9 MEN BUT LOSE Wilts 5; Police 2. TT WAS a depleted Police team that visited Tanglin for the hockey fixture against the Wiltshire Regiment yesterday. There were only nine men in their ranks, three of them substitutes for some of
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    Sunshine Sue & Knight's Eye In Form
    477 16 Sunshine Sue Knight's Eye In Form YESTERDAY'S WORK ON THE TRACK THERE was a fair attendance yes- terday to watch the training at Bukit Timah which was carried on n the second track. Though some :ast work was done, the horses were lot well extended. All the strings have now
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    86 16 Thirty-seven cards were taktfl for the November Medal and .h. lowing were the scores returned B la Cloche 1 up O Tatton AH J l' J Haxworth All sqi. P O'Neil Dunne All H Gray All sq, J E Fforde (1 F H Bradley fi F W Peachey
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    CHAMPIONS RETAIN THEIR TITLES
    272 16 CHAMPIONS RETAIN THEIR TITLES an Cheng Phor's Fifth M Successive Win 'From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, Nn\ l I Ranged hand, in any lhe P ak hadmjn(<in up events this year. disappointing feature of this year's meeting was the absence of any serious challenger among the younger Players. There was
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    27 16 THE OPEN Scratch Mixed -foursomes Golf Tournament at Uorolr don. Commander G. Mackenzie. Mrs. W. 11. Kings, Mrv f u |,„> ton, and R. Rutherford, first iv ay.
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