The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 November 1936

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. l-i.OUfi. BBTD. 183. r MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1936. 10 CENTS.
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    REBELS CLAIM ENTRY INTO MADRID
    1113 1 But Delia no Denies Capture Report ROYALISTS SAY THAT INSURGENTS WERE DRIVEN BACK Arrangements For Safety Of British Nationals \LTH(>r(SH the exact situation m Madrid remains doubtful, the latest Reuter message states that the authorities at Avila proclaim that the rebels entered Madrid after capturing
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    MANIFESTO TO KING CAROL
    154 1 Threats Of Death Bucharest, Nov. 8. rREATS of death to "all those responsible" if Rumania goes to j war on the same side as Soviet Russia are contained m a manifesto sent to King Carol by Colonel Codriano, leader of the banned Rumanian Fascist, terrorist organisation,
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    Last Chance To Avert New World War
    222 1 MR. CHURCHILL'S WARNING London, Nov. 8. EXPRESSING the opinion that the next twelve or eighteen months might be our last chance of averting a European conflict and a world war. Mr. Churchill uryjed that Britain stand by the League of Nations and try
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    PALESTINE COMMISSION
    143 1 PALESTINE COMMISSION Chairman's Views London, Nov. 7. INTERVIEWED by Reuter prior to departure, Earl Peel, the chairman of the Royal Commission now on their way to Palestine, said "I am well aware we have to deal with difficult and delicate problems. It clearly would be injudicious to define these problems
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    Wedding Of Princess Juliana
    71 1 Wedding Of Princess Juliana FIXED FOR JAN. 7 The Hague, Nov. 8. 'THE marriage of Princess Juliana and Prince Bernard has been officially fixed for Jan. 7 and will take place m the capita".. The marriage date is the 58th anniversary of the marriage of Princess Juliana's grandparents. The civil
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    LORD MOYNIHAN
    70 1 London, Nov. 7. The estate of the late Lord Moynihan, the famous surgeon who died m September, has been proved at £301,834. In addition to bequests to his family he left £2.000 to the Royal College ol 'surgeons, of which he was six times I president, to found
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    "HANDS RED WITH BLOOD"
    144 1 "HANDS RED WITH BLOOD Communist M.P.'s Attack On Von Ribbentrop London, Nov. 8. HERR von Ribbentrop, the German Ambassador, has drawn the attention of the British Government to a violent attack made by Mr. Gallacher, the Communist M.P. m a speech m the House of. Commons on Oct. 29. Mr.
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    9 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
    31 1 Moscow, Nov. 7. rE pilot, the mechanic and seven passengers, including two Japanese, have been killed m an aeroplane crash 60 miles north of Moscow.— Reuter.
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    ITALY PLEASED AT RESULT OF U.S. ELECTION
    243 1 ITALY PLEASED AT RESULT OF U.S. ELECTION GERMANY EXPRESSES SURPRISE "Will Change Face Of The World" London, Nov. 8. PRESIDENT Roosevelt's overwhelming victory has surprised Germany and pleased Italy and France. German press comment notes that the world's democracies are "concentrating their votes" and expects that this will "change the
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    77 1 tain G. W. R. Temper, both ol the Loyal Regiment and the DSC lor Lt. P. W Gretton, R >yal Navy. The C.B. is iWlrtßd to Air Vice Marshal R E. C. Peirse. The D.S.O. to Squadron Leader H. M Ma.ssey. the MC. to Fl. Lt. A. H Owen and
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      47 1 X/^B^^^^^.^ .....Tv t3^'^^- LITTLE MAX: "WELL, NEV, THIS SIGN DOESN'T SEEM TO HAVE CHANGED MUCH SINCE THE LAST SHOW." tTht iohunq Inn S gns Exhibition .i tht first tv be keM ±.nee 17C2. The Fuc A'.'.s ;s the name of on >>n m fool* Dor t r.n-r, >
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    SINGAPORE G.C. BOGEY COMPETITION
    740 2 SINGAPORE G.C. BOGEY COMPETITION THE November Bogey competition, on the Stapleford Handicapping Sys- tern, was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a win tor S. A. Beavis m "A" division with a score of 38. m a tie m "B" division between R. W. Cowen,
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      435 2 SITUATION VACANT. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Sewerage Extension Scheme. Applications are invited for the Temporary Appointment of Foreman [m connection with the construction of sewers m the above Scheme. Applicants must have had exn perience m the excavation and tim--ibering of deep trenches m waterlogged nj ground, the laying and jointing of
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      757 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICES. TAKUAPA VALLEY TIN DREDGING NO LIABILITY. (Incorporated m New South Wales*. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a > Dividend at the rate of 6d. per share l has been declared payable on Monday, i Nov. 30, 1936. NOTICE is further given that the Transfer Books of the
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    SIAM TO BE ANOTHER MANCHUKUO?
    260 3 SI AM TO BE ANOTHER MANCHUKUO? Japan Becoming Dominating Foreign Influence (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 7. A WRITER m the Saigon Opinion dealing with the cancelrt lin* of the subsidy law the boat service on the Mekong sees m this act a fine chance tor Bangkok traders to
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    ENDED WIVES' DISPUTE
    136 3 Bui Went To Court As Result COX most men one wife is enough; lor some more than enough, but Mr Kok Sek Lim. a wealthy Chinese, had two. Last month a dispute of some heat arose between the wives, but Mr. Kok settled it very quickly. His
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    BILLIARDS KILLS WOMAN: PARTS LOVERS
    146 3 TRAGIC RESULTS OF MISCUE Berlin. LIOW a shot at billiards caused a woman's death and the parting ol two lovers was revealed here recently. Playing billiards with a friend, Herr Lazel. ol Budapest, accidentally sent a ball out of the open window and through the
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    23 3 TIIK LONG and short of it. M. Paul-Boncour and Lord Halifax chatting m Geneva during the last session of the League of Nations.
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    Former Malayan Divorced
    156 3 Former Malayan Divorced MARRIED GIRL HALF HIS AGE (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 27. A DECREE NISI with costs was grant- ed by Mr. Justice Bucknell m the Divorce Court yesterday to Mrs. Starra Mary Elizabeth Matthews, of Duck's Hill Grange, Northwood, who petitioned for the dissolution of her
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    LT.-COL. S. P. WILLIAMS
    268 3 To Tour Malaya On Behalf Of Royal Empire Society A very extensive tour of Ceylon, Malaya, Siam, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Japan on behalf of the Royal Empire Society is being undertaken by Lt.-Col. S. P. Williams. C.1.E., (retired, LA.), who is due to arrive m
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    SINGAPORE DOCTOR MARRIES
    87 3 The wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore, on Saturday of Dr. Alexander Dewar Williamson, of the General Hospital. SingapDTe, younger son of Mr. and Mr.s. Williamson, Giffnock, Glasgow, and Miss Catherine McLean Buchanan, younger daughter of the late Neil Buchanan and of Mrs. Buchanan. Glasgow.
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    COL. CECIL RAE
    95 3 The Hon. Col. Cecil Rae will visit Singapore on Saturday. Nov. 28 and a dinner, to which ladies may be invited as guests, will be held In his honour by the Singapore Rotary Club. It is unfortunate that this will fall on the night following the St.
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    110 3 fire, but when the old woman, coming back, saw the smoke-blackened strangers, she thought that robbers were m her house and had a seizure, from which -although the two men rushed her off at once to hospital m a carshe did not recover. A few days before the old woman
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    Great Array Of Talent At Charity Concert
    379 3 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE CINGAPORE presented a great array of talent that was almost breathtaking m its variety at the musical entertainment and tableaux vivants staged at Goodwood Park Hotel !on Saturday night m aid of Earl Haig's Fund. Each one of these was
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    NEW PINEAPPLE FACTORY
    69 3 The pineapple canning industry ol Malaya has still lurther expanded with the opening oi the new factory ol Chuan Sens and Co.. at the 14' ■> milestone. Kranji Road, of! Bukit Timah Road. The laying ol a water main to Kranji village, necessitated chiefly owing to the
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    GRAND BALLET
    262 3 Successful Show At Victoria Theatre FEW performances by children -ould be more interesting ;md mure enjoyable than the Ninth Grand MM, produced by Miss Hilda Wright and Miss Isobel Mclntyre whu h stau« d its opening night .tt Victoria Theatre on Saturday. The ballet is m aid ol
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    PLOUGHING CEREMONY
    75 3 Abolished 15y Siamese Stale Council <From Our Own < H<CiH I Itanckok. Nt»v. 7. The State Council ha.s decided !<• abolish the Bl I ill I BCfMtfMf IhM every year to mark the beumnmy <>J the plouyhiim kmoii This rerenvjiiy h.ts been held m Siani for hundreds oj
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    S.S. APPOINTMENTS
    61 3 The lollowinn appointments notified m th<> SS Government Gazette Mr J f Binnynftoa MCM to Ih an Assistant District Judge lor Sinu.i pore. Penanu and Mnlacc. Mr A E. B Talb'tt U be BecMlM? to the Board ol Licm^ny Ju^tirfs. Penang vice Mr I M:kl.:»h tilin Mr D
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    AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON
    2860 4 AIR MAIL LETTER FROM LONDON Early Start For Hard Winter Prophets A-H anting We Will Go Damnable Shooting But Must Be Done -Making Peace With Morris Organisation A n*n At Aerodromes?— Scouts Ban Swastika German Ambassador Arrives— Sanctuary For Spanish Art Treasures Ban On Blackshirt Uniform— Fisher Girls Strike BY
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    POPPY DAY CONCERT And The PAGEANT OF BEAUTY
    194 5 POPPY DAY CONCERT And The PAGEANT OF BEAUTY v> > MXKJOKIt: SNOW M Mary Queen of Scots m the tableaux vivants. On the right. Miss Rosa Sum and Miss Smith, who sold programmes SO.Mt m iiiiwk vim I TF\I>FI> TIIF CONCERT. The picture on the left includes the new Municipal
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    EDUCATION OF MALAY GIRLS
    217 6 Importance To Progress •From Our Special Representative) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 7. THE importance ct giving Malay women the same degree of eduand ation thai w.is l«d lo won m other progressive led by the Hon. Raja Kamaral tamai eaklng on the idJournmeni motion In the Federal
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    19 6 Mr y. 8. Day and Mr. P. w. ngers on the Qantas i ra which left Jaturdaj r Brisbane.
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    GROWING HINDRANCE TO MINING INDUSTRY
    768 6 Difficulty Of Expelling Squatters I OFFICIAL ENQUIRY TO BE MADE (From Our Special Representative) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 7. A LUCID maiden speech by the Hon. Lieut. -Col. G. M. P. Hornidge, the new Unofficial Mining Member from Perak, which was loudly applauded and described by
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    THE MUNICIPAL "PALACE"
    116 6 Draft Estimate In 1937 Budget i THE subjects of the $100,000 house for the Municipal president, the estimate oi $5,000 for its furnishing, and the entertainment allowance of $1,200 for the president, were once again discussed by the Commissioners on Friday when they were viewing m general
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    H.M.S. TERROR
    115 6 ommander I. W. Whitehorn Appointed "From Our Own Correspondent London, Nov. 7. Commander I. W. Whitehorn was today appointed to command H.M.S Terror, the monitor stationed as the base ship at Singapore. He will succeed Commander C. B. C. Swayne who was appointed m April 1935. It is
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    92 6 Deputation To Arrive From India Next Month 'from Our Own Corespondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 7. Official information has been received today that the deputation from the Government of India to investigate into the labour conditions m Malaya will arrive at Penang on Dec. 5. They will tour the
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    CHEATING ATTEMPT
    92 6 Mr. A. D. York m the third court on Saturday convicted two Chinese, Chong Sam and Chin Kirn Chye. on a charge of having attempted to cheat a pawnbroker by pawning an imitation Parker fountain pen. Chong Sam was bound over to be of good behaviour for a
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    POPPY DAY
    105 6 Poppy Day donations from Singapore firms up to Nov. 6: John G. Campbell and Co.. $10. Goodrich Co (S.s> Ltd.. $10. Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd. $20. Singapore Casket Co $15 Evatt and Co. $50. A. G. Dobb and C 0.5250' Henry Waugh and Co.. Ltd. $25,
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    "ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT IN BANKRUPTCY DEPARTMENT"
    419 6 Official Admission Made In Federal Council (From Our Special Representative) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 7. AN admission that there was room for improvement m the organisa- tion of the Bankruptcy Department was made m Federal Council yesterday by the Federal Secretary, the Hon. Mr. C.
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    90 6 ARSON is suspected as the cause of a fire which destroyed four aeroplanes m a hangar at Whitney aerodrome, Oxfordshire. Petrol tanks exploded and flames shot up 40 feet into the air. setting fire to the roof. Three aeroplanes wee saved. Important research work m connection with aircraft is hem?
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    FISHERMAN DROWNED
    136 6 (From Our Own Correspondent) ut* Muar, Nov. 5. From evidence before me. I have reasonable ground to believe that jHussain bin Lam died through misadventure by being wrecked m a storm. No one is to be blamed Th's was the verdict returned by Inche Ibrahim bin Ismail, who
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    Municipal Bungalow Unjustified, Says Mr. Ham
    154 6 MR G. L. Ham. the Deputy President of the Singapore Municipality, revealed on Friday, that m his opinion the proposed expenditure of $35,000 lor the purchase of land and erection of a Municipal bungalow at Cameron Highlands, was unjustified. He gave this view when
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    Women At Civil Engineers Dinner
    370 6 Women At Civil Engineers Dinner END OF (IS Yi;.\k s OLD TRADITION A 118-YEAR-OLD broken on Satur: women were pres< i time at a function n, engineers! Members of the M ot the Institute i applauded this de;, vatism at their annual Adelphi Hotel. Bta| "I think possibh R. L.
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      14 6 READY •Nov. 18th Strasts Times Annual MAKE SURE OF YOUR COPY 1 ORDER NOW
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    R.A.F. BEATEN AT BLAKAN MATI
    207 7 Home Team Win 17-Nil In a game rich m thrills and at tractive Rugby the Blak.m Mati R.A beat the RAF. by 17 points to nil at Blakan Mali on Saturday. The RAF. were no match for tnc gunners They maintained their bookIng advantage, but
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    PORTSMOUTH BEATEN BY SUNDERLAND
    1600 7 Several Surprises In Home Football (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 8. HAIX and mud were responsible for some unexpected results m soccer matches played yesterday. Derby were unlucky not to beat StoKe as one of their players, Udall, was injured m the second half. Johnson
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      186 7 WF O^3? Wrfi* ALICE FAYE Vj£ ADOLPHEMENJOU W GREGORY RATOFF PATSY KEtLY MICHAEL WHALEN >» RITZ BROTHERS 2\}'\ (TKcyli bowl you ov«» ■> a brand new kind of musical clowniafl) ALHAMBRA FRIDAY 13th NOV. WEDNESDAY NEXT the CAPITOL*!* You'll See LAUREL and f HARDY Couple of SINGAPORE •t« ESKIMOES! f
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      431 7 LAST TWO SHOWS 6.15 9.15 LAST N|GHT of |^#V^f7T\. riT^ ALHAMRPA I This Grand Comedy i^C^V^C/V^V^il^/ i r M WP I Programme TONIGHT 6.15 9.1S Not until you see for yourself to what r heroic heights this man's courage could f+ A D I II 1 >On l thlS Chance
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
    48 8 WEDDING. WILLIAMSON— BUCHANAN— At the Fresbyterian Church. Singapore, on Nov. 7, 1936. by the Rev. Stephen Band. Alexander Dewar, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson, GilTnock. Glasgow, to Catherine McLean, younger daughter ot the late Neil Buchanan and of Mrs. Buchanan. 63. Lauderdale Garden. Glasgow.
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1936. Amsterdam Version
    733 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1936. Amsterdam Version A LTHOUGH statements by the Amsterdam Correspondent of the Financial Times should be accepted with a certain amount of reserve there seems no reason to doubt his version of the details of the new tin agreement being substantially correct, which
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    As I Was Saying
    570 8 TTHE Advisory Committee which was asked by the National Executive of the Labour party to report on the problem of colonial territories and equality of economic opportunity has done an excellent job, and the National Executive ihnur And is t0 con ratu Labour J\na Jated on
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    "Indians In Malaya"
    452 8 MR. M. Jwmabhoy uttered a profound truism which has particular application at this time when he declared at a public function last week "We live here as Indians and not as Hindus and Muslims." Other communities have also found that they must rhed their internecine differences when
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    Sheep
    921 8 COR miles they had rocked along the road m the blazing sun. panting, packed tightly as a bale m the shallow cart. A net pressed them down, and whenever the wheels jolted into a rut and out again the whole mass ol them strained under the tight mesh, each
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      57 8 I "POETRY IS COMING BACK," maintains a critic. Some young writers can truthfully state that theirs has been coming back for years. However that may be. the prudent man protects himself with a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT AND ALL SICKNESS POLICY. GEISERAL ACCIDENT FIRE Cr LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. (Incorporated m Great
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    SINO-JAPANESE TALKS FAIL
    483 9 Officers' Demand For Immediate Action ATTACK ON SUIYUAN IMMINENT Shanghai, Nov. 8. THE young officers of the Japanese Kwangtung army who believe that the Sino-Japanese negotiations m Nanking have been a total failure, are urging that immediate steps be taken for the disposal of all problems m
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    47 9 INDISTIRBEI) by the nearness o f the rebels, the artistically-inclined „uth »i Madrid is finding an outlet tor its energies by painting civil (It-signs on the city's pavements. A group of young citizens of ladiid painting a representation ol the civil war position as they see it
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    PROTECTION OF MERCHANT SHIPS FROM SUBMARINES
    165 9 Important Protocol Signed London, Nov. 7. A PROTOCOL by which the contiog parties accept the which provide that, m their injttof merchant ships, sulmnuiines must conform to the oi international law to which It are subject was tigned at the Foreign Office yesterrlM were
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    MAIN STREET' FILMED
    108 9 I Married A Doctor" At The Pavilion ii Lewis" "Main Street" has magnificent screen m.- I Married A Doctor," 1 Warner Bros." film now n It captures comulete:rit of the book, wiih it.s portrayal of the small-town M Hutehinson invests the doctor's wife with fine (1 depth
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    CLAY CROSS ELECTION
    124 9 >ult of the by-election m the division of Derbyshire is as Owtpi Ridley < Labour 24,290. Bnci^'t Jackson Conservative) se. ity-two per rent, of the electo- to the polls. British Wire- Bolivia. Malaya. Netherlands India and Nigeria hardly differ from those laid down m the present scheme.
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    DETAILS OF THE NEW TIN AGREEMENT
    172 9 DETAILS OF THE NEW TIN AGREEMENT AS REVEALED FROM AMSTERDAM Standard Quota Of 18,500 Tons For Siam London, Nov. 7. "THE Amsterdam correspondent of the Financial Times states that the agreement between the International Tin Committee and the Siamese delegates reached m Paris on Nov. 5 provides for a new
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    "RADIO PRIEST" WITHDRAWS
    62 9 From Broadcast Activities Detroit, Nov. 8. HTHE "Radio Priest", Father Coughlin. has announced that he has withdrawn from radio activity "m the best interests of all the people." He added that his Natibna: Social Justice Union had been thoroughly discredited by the result of the election.— Reuter.
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    SPY SENTENCED
    47 9 Metz. Nov. 7. A Swiss draughtsman, Aloyse Peterman, was yesterday sentenced to two years' penal servitude by the Civil Tribunal at Thionville on a charge of spying on the Maginot Line fortifications He was arrested m July when attempting to cross the German iron- Reuter
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    IRAQ NOW QUIET
    121 9 British Warning To Prime Minister London, Nov. 8. The latest information Irom Iraq indicates the country is quiet and the safety of none of the Iraqui minorities has been endangered. The British Ambassador has received assurances from the new Prime Minister that he is maintaining close and
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    £7,500 SLANDER AWARD
    115 9 London, Nov. 8. T'HE Loch Ness monster has been outdone as a newspaper story by the so-called talking mongoose which has been given prominence m connection with a slander suit m the King's Bench by Mr. R. S. Lambert, editor of the BBC. newspaper The Listener, against
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      WILD SCENES ON 'CHANGE IN MORRIS DEALINGS
      1403 10 Famous Motor Firm Pays 45 Per Cent OFFER OF SINGAPORE TRACTION PREFS (From Our Own Correspondent London, Oct. 22. \\K of the most satisfactory characteristics of industrial markets at the moment is the maintenance of a steady volume of activity rather than of
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      Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations Nov. 7
      75 10 Foreign Exchange Rates. London Closing Quotations Nov. 7 Method of Parity belore Rate PreCentre Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 124.21 105 3 16 105» 8 New York $to 4.88 2 3 4.87> 2 4.87*,. Amsterdam Guilders to 12 107 9.08 I 4 9.08 a 4 Hong Kong Per
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      LOCAL EXCHANGE RA TES
      214 10 Saturday's Singapore Quotations Not. 7 SELLING London, T.T. 2 4 1 16 London, demand 2 4 1 16 London. 4 months' sight 2 4 8 Lyons, demand 1230 Hamburg, demand 141 New York, demand 56 7 H Montreal, demand 56 3 4 Batavia. demand 105 3
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      183 10 Nov. 5 6. 7. American Can. Co. 127 127*4 126 3 4 American Telephone and Telegraph 179% 181 2 182 3 4 Atcheson Railroad 73 1 2 77% 76% Chesapeak 77»/ 2 77 76 3 4 Dupont 179 1781s 180V 2 Firestone 33% 33% 34 General Motors
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      PENANG TRADE FAIR
      43 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 7. A large crowd, including well-known members of the Chinese and European communities, saw the Resident Councillor Mr AM Goodman, open the Penang Trade Fair here this evening More than 20 firms are exhibiting.
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      Law Notice For The Day
      58 10 Law Notice For The Day Before the Chief Justice at Id. 15 a.m. One Suir.mons-in-Chambers. At 11 a.m. Summonses-in-Chamber.s and Originating Summonses. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark m (lie 2nd. Court at 10 a.m. Assizes: —Rex vs. Ong Kirn Lian Ufttfl L:m Mew Hock. Before Mr. Justice Cussen m the
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      EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
      102 10 During the week ending Oct. 31. 1936. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 8.302 cases, of which: 4,870 «59 per cent > cases were to the United Kingdom, 1.319 <16 per cent.) cases to the Continent of Europe, 540 (6 per cent* cases
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      SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
      78 10 i Wi* l Gambi' r Java Cube Hamburg C Wh M Black Peppei C fffft, sundricd ted BnaH Flake Taj R. Al R. Stem W C Mo l Rice, Steal WC N Hi n W Nov (i B ptculi $n« Mc.ssr the Following ru b- 1 Jimah
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      81 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Nov. 7, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (FOB. November) 29% 29 15 16 Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 29 13 16 29% No. I.X. R.SS. (Spotloose) (awardable Singapore > 29 3 /4 29% November 29% 30 Nov.-Dec. 29% 30
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      1035 10 Fraser and Co.'s List SATURDAY, NOV. 193(i: 1 P.M. MINING Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin (4s) A.sam Kumbang 28.s 6d 30s (>d Austral Malay (£> 54i» 6d 57s 6d Ayer Hitam tss) Hs 18s Ayer Weng <$D !•&> 19 Bangrin Tin 22s 23s Batu Selangor ($1)
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    79 11 Batavia— NlßOM 7.0:> a.m.— YDA 98.68 m. and YDB 25.3 m. i m.— 1.50 p.m.— YDA 19.67 m. and YOB 25.3 m. pin i» <l«»injf YDA 98.68 m. tmi VI»B 31.32 m. .:aisic. Recorded music. I >wn. trinouncement music I si rvice. U. Weather report, -ncert.
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    18 11 nsjthv— 40.6 m.. 31.49 m.. m. and 16.90 m. recorded programme >wn. programme. Chinese theatre I
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    B.B.C.—Transmission 5
    55 11 B.B.C.— Transmission 5 Thf following: frequencies will be uvd (.<P 19.60 m.. GSD 25.33 m. and GSC 31.32 m. a 6.20 H| Ben. Beethoven's String Quartets— 6 The Hlrsch String Qw A r! .:z:?>us service from .dio. Band of His Majesty's Irish i Arthur Broug|i i bass:.cv.\sletter. sport sumH ii.ci
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    57 11 l»uing frequencies will be used (.Ml 13!»7 m.. GSF 19.82 m. 3- n What's the Odds?" A H| miscellany ttcawtfi Lot." A talk by .>pector of Police m tfre Province of Uganda. Hoard and his band, West End Cinema, im. dv Australian artists. Mmttfil < bass-baritone) Cavallo "pianoforte*
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    55 11 li»uing frequencies will be GSI I LSI m GSF 19.82 m. iiul (.SB 31.55 m. pm The BBC Dance OrBBC Midland Orchestra. Yates < baritone >. rks for the Fifth! A atnrt programme. leal interlude. Harry Farmthe organ of the Granada. -ing. tva and announcements. Hotel Victoria Orchestra
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    40 11 Holland— PCJ Wavelength— 31.28 metres kal transmission for Central uid South Ajnerica by the "an Catholic Broadcasting .I'lon PHI— I6.BB metres Opening announcement. Mus.rai interlude. Gramophone records. "ing of the Phohi Club. ular concert. "rta commentaries. Dance music. X down.
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    Berlin-DJE, DJB, DJQ and DJA
    72 11 •Hrngths 16.89 19.74, 19.63 and 31.38 metres Opening announcement. l-ißht music 7.20 News m English. 7-35 Light music 'continued*. 8.20 News and economic review m German. 8.35 The German Minstrel. 920 News and economic review m English on DJE. DJQ and m Dutch on DJA.
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    Paris—Radio-Coloniale
    106 11 Paris— Radio-Coloniale Wavelength— 25.60 metres a.m. 6.35 Concert. 7.35 News m French. 7.50 News m Spanish. 8.00 News m French. Market prices 8.20 News m English. 8.35 Records or theatrical broadcast 10.35 Close down Wavelength 19.68 metres 6.15 Day's programme. 6.20 Concert. 7.20 News m English. 7.35 Continuation of concert.
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    23 11 Rome— 2RO Wavelengths— 2s.4o and 31.13 metres p.m. 9.20 Opening announcement. News In English. Symphonic concert a talk. Old arias. News m Italian.
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    Winning CONTRACT
    495 11  - Winning CONTRACT the Four Aces &A David Burnstine, Merwin n Mater, Oswald Jacoby and Howard Schenken, world's leading team-of-faur and inventors of the system that has beaten every other system m existence HOW WOULD YOl PLAY THIS ONE? r VI\E other day Howard Schenken made a three-notrump contract m which
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    CONFIDENCE IN OUTLOOK FOR RUBBER SHARES
    1280 11 Good Companies Now Dividend Payers IF THERE HAD BEEN NO RESTRICTION (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 22. COR the fir>t time since the end of June, 1934, United Kingdom rubber stocks are below the 100,000 tons level. The decline m the past week
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    424 12 KOBE HARBOUR EXTENSION PLAN MAY BE DROPPED Curtailment Of Expenses Likely THE Japanese Home Oflice estimates for the next fiscal year contain a plan for the extension of Kobe Harbour, spread over eight years and involving a total expenditure of Y23,200,000. At the news that a drastic
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    TURKEY TO ORDER EIGHT SHIPS
    119 12 Reported £1 ,000,000 Cont ract For British Yards Contracts for the construction ol eight steamers lor the Turkish State Mercantile Marine are to be placed with British shipbuilding linns. The ships will be Of various tonnage and description, ranging lrom last ferry-boats of 800 tons,
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    WASTE HEAT BOILERS
    192 12 Features Of The Spiralflo Design Spanner Thimble Tube Boilers. Ltd is a company formed m 1934 to develop the Spiralflo design ol waste heat boilers; since then a number ol installations have been completed, including several batteries of central heating boilers, incinerator boilers, and also two waste
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    TRAWLERS DETAINED
    156 12 French Authorities Hold Japanese Ships Recently Mr. Arita, the Japanese Foreign Minister. received lrom the captains ol three Japanese fishing boats m the South Seas a telegram appealing for help. It seems that while they were engaging m fishing m the high seas near New Caledonia island, the
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    CHANDU OFFENCE
    100 12 From Our Own Correspondent I Mil ti Nov. .">. Mr J C McEveit. Protector ot Chinese. Mu;»r, m the capacity lir.st magistrate m the police HWTi yesterday, imposed lines totalling $40 with the option of similar number o: days' rigorous imprisonment, on a Hokkien Chinese named Tan 7
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    89 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships aloni;si<l< v,, Kast Wharf -I Shunko M.irii Main Wharf I nti Dam M; PhronUs (i Empire l><x k (Entran lt Malay.vi R| Katsura-; lUI s Empire I»<m k (I Havre Mai West Wharl d.nh, Nieuw H Section 111 ,H.t l( Jhelum 50: H KEPPII HAKKoir Main Wliarl
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    62 12 Shore Position* Favoured hands is reported is stated b Federation and Seamen that th men is inert i An official ol yesterday. g| boys and young to go to able on shop Furthermore seamen at W< ed m large nun «i am lound remuner
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    LONDON SHIPPING TRAFFIC
    29 12 During thf vessels. rt j register feOM Ol these. SH register Empire tnd vessels (S engaged In The irrival three from .N from South Am carg
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      596 12 Local And Foreign Mail Dispatches And Arrivals -v i: BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m Thursday 7.45 a.m Alor Star: Mon. to Fri.* 7.45 a.m. Saturday 7.45 a.m and Ipoh: Weekdays; 7.45 a.m. and 'f PJn. Klang, Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham. Tainmg and Telok Anson: #(ekdays* 7 p.m. Kota
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      455 14 I TO EUROPE Arrives. Leaves Leaves Arrives Spore. Spore. Penan*. New York. Pr,s. Harrison Nov. 15 Nov. 17 Nov. 19 Dec. 29 And Every 14 Days Thereafter. TO AMERICA FROM HONG KONG TO SEATTLE. SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELfcS A NEW YORK Sails Arrives Arrives Arrive* HonKKon, Seattle Francisco New Yoric
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      585 14 Q. S. K. LlNe| Arabia Maru Santos and Buen«»s Aires I T Mombasa. Tanga. Eanzibai I Salaam, Beira. L. Marqu. D I P. Elisabeth and < I ARIZONA MARU Cape Town via Col I Zanzibar, Dar os B I I Marques. Durban anc P. Ell I Chokoh Maru Cape Town
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    RAWANG PAYS THREE-FIGURE DIVIDEND AT IPOH MEETING
    1411 15 Well Backed Horses To The Fore DA VIES E. DONNELLY TAKE RIDING HONOURS (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 7. v k«d hordes stored at the final day of the Perak meeting at i t»da> and a good day's sport was witnessed. provided
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    18 15 photo). OVER THE LAST 111 X 1)1 X Uuiinff Raffles College s D orts on Saturday. Free Press
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    ANOTHER TITLE TO MISS TAN KIM LUI
    262 15 Mixed Doubles Badminton Final On Saturday The Singapore open mixed doubles badminton tournament was concluded Saturday saw yet another title going Ito Miss Tan Kirn Lvi who m partnership with Leow Kirn Fatt. representing the Novice Badminton Party, beat Yap Chin Tee and
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    RUGGER TRIAL
    240 15 Possibles vs. Probables At Penang (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 7. In a trial Rugby game on the Padang today the probables beat the Possibles by 26 points to 10 after a game which was closer than the score indicates. Alter the match the Penang XV to
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    MALAYA CUP MATCH TO SINGAPORE
    625 15 MALAYA CUP MATCH TO SINGAPORE Johore Lose 17-Nil (From Our Own Correspondent) Rengam, Nov. 7. CINGAPORE scored a convincing win over Johore by 17 points (a goal three tries and a penalty goal) to nil m a Malaya Cup Rugby match at Rengam today. Singapore were definitely the better team
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    RUGGER TEAMS
    280 15 Match At Kuala Lumpur "FHE annual Rugby match between 1 the S.S.V. Forces and F.M.S.V. Forces will take place at Kuala Lum- j pur on Wednesday. The following team has been selected to represent the S.S.V. Forces: Sub. Lieut. O. R T Henman. (S.S.R.N.V.R.); Sub Lieut G D
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    GOLF MATCH
    291 15 Island Club To Play At Johore Players and times for the Royal Johore International Club goif match against the Island Club on Friday, on the R.J.I.C. ground. J. H. Beeton scr. vs. C. A. R. Bateman 3. 8.30 a.m. Dr. T. E. Cheah 3 vs. N. A. Mallal
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    PULAU BRANI BEATEN
    167 15 St. Andrew's Win Rugger At Farrer Park In an even Rugby game at Fairer Park on Saturday St Andrew's School beat Pulau Brani by eight points (one goal and a try) to three <a try*. Sr Andrew's tried out several new men There was no score m
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    High Jump Record
    304 15 Raffles College Sports TAIB bi-ii BaJI Andak .set up a new record ol i ft. 5 .j m. m tht high jump event by breaking his own record of 5 It. 4 m. ol 1934 at the lourth annual athletic spurts ol the Raffles College Union held
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    HOME RUGGBK
    120 15 Rugby games played at home on Saturday resulted, say.s Reuter as fol- lows Cumberland 11. Yorkshire 3 Lancashire 13, Cheshire 0. North Midlands 6. Notts. Lines and Derby 0. Btecfcbestt] 3. Old Mer Taylors 1G Bradford 0, Edinburgh Academy 12 Cambiidre Univ. 18, London Scot\A 15. Guy's Hospital
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    NEGRI TEAM FOR INTERSTATE BADMINTON
    99 15 'From Our Own c jident>" Stretnban, Nov. 7. For the lirst tine, Ncgll Sembilan and Minpf will meet m hi interstate badminton mutch at Seremban on Nov T.I The following have b« selected to represent Ne^ri Sembl lan: Singles: Woiik Vow Chong. Lim Ewe Law
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    SINGAPORE WIN STATE HOCKEY BY GOOD MARGIN
    983 16 photo). Hat Trick To Visiting Player > HEAVY GROUND MADE BALL CONTROL DIFFICULT Singapore li; Negri Sembilan 3. IN defeating Negri Sembilan by six goals to three Singapore gave an excellent display oi hockey, m their first interState hockey fixture of the season
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    SER VICES SCORE FINE WIN OVER NEGRI
    992 16 Dawson And Morse In GoalGetting Form Combined Services 5; Negri Sembilan 3. THE hockey match played yesterday at Tanglin, between Ketrl Sembilan and the Combined Services, on a ground dotted uith pools of water and with a thin drizzle persisting throughout tin- same,
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    Play Curtailed
    79 16 Melbourne, Nov. J^AIN severely curtailed play here today m the match between the M.C.C. and Victoria. The tourists resumed their innings with 326 on the board for the loss of seven wickets, but were all out with the addition of only IS runs, at which point play ended
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    GUNNERS TOO GOOD FOR S.C.C. "A.s"
    302 16 photo). DV 13 points (two goals, and a try) to nil the 3rd A A Bri^adf Royal Artillery, beat the Singapore Cricket Club's s,,oi,d string on the Singapore padang yesterday afternoon m rugger game which was a scrappy affair for the most part The
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