The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 November 1937

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 15,321 KSTI). 1835 SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1937 10 CENTS.
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    JAPANESE ARE PRESSING ON TO NANKING
    414 1 Claim Hindenburg Line Is Broken FOREIGN POWERS ANXIOUS British Ambassador Sees Hirota ALL EMBASSIES REMOVING TO HANKOW DRESSING on towards Nanking from Shanghai, the Japanese claim to have broken the new Chinese HMt line, 100 miles long, known as the Hindenburg inc. at Changshu,
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    WIDESPREAD TERRORIST ORGANISATION
    241 1 WIDESPREAD TERRORIST ORGANISA TION Alarming Discovery In France THE discovery of time bombs with electrical contrivances and a hundred grenades carefully hidden m fortified cellars is the latest sensation of the so-called Cagoulard (hooded men) movement, which is keeping the police busy throughout France. This sinister rroveme.it, says Router. ..as
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    CAPE-LONDON FLIGHT
    50 1 FLYING Officer Clouston and Mrs. Kirby Green, who recently established a new record for the London-Cape flight, were approaching Cairo yesterday evening on their return flight, states Reuter. They hope to arrive m London today and beat the Cape-London record. They left Khartoum at B.H p.m. G.M.T. yesterday.
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    NORTH CHINA CUSTOMS
    205 1 Settlement Reached With Japanese Tientsin, Nov. 19. QEUTER is authorised to state that following protracted discussion a satisfactory solution of the customs situation m North China has been reached. Full details are not at present available. The arrangement mainly provides for the integrity of the customs and
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    AUSTRALIA TO JOIN TRADE PACT
    64 1 AUSTRALIA TO JOIN TRADE PACT London. Nov. 19. FOLLOWING the announcement that the United States is opening negotiations with Canada for a trade treaty comes a Canberra despatch stating that Mr. Lyons (Premier of Australia), has declared that he will take the earliest opportunity to consider opening trade discussions with
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    MR. EDEN NOT GOING BACK TO BRUSSELS
    42 1 London. Nov. 19. Mr. Anthony Eden, the British Foreign Minister. Is not returning to Brussels for the Far Eastern conference. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Minister for the Dominions, will go to Brussels. on.ibably tonight- Reuter
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    HITLER WARMLY WELCOMES LORD HALIFAX
    141 1 HITLER WARMLY WELCOMES LORD HALIFAX BRITISH MINISTER'S LONG TALK Berchgaden, Nov. 19. LORD HALIFAX had a private conference with Herr Hitler today lasting an hour and a half The interview followed warm greetings by Herr Hitler, who enthusiastically showed the visitor over his house and then took him to his
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    SIT-DOWN STRIKES IN U.S.A.
    64 1 Pontiac, Nov. 19. piFTEEN thousand workers m a General Motors' factories are idle through a sit-down strike m the Fisher body plant The strikers refuse to evacuate the plant, notwithstanding the fact that their union did not authorise the stoppage. In Akron a .sit-down strike of
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    KING LEOPOLD LEAVES
    61 1 London, Nov. 19. Shouts of Vive le Roi echoed at Victoria Station when King Leopold left for Brussels. He was given a personal farewell by King George, with whom he drove from Buckingham Palace. King Leopold is being accompanied to Brussels by M. Spaak (his Foreign M
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    DINDING RETROCESSION
    77 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 19. The registration of certain instruments which had been executed prior to the retrocession of the Dindings to Perak and were valid conveyances, but had not been registered under the Colony Registration of Deeds Ordinance prior to the retrocession, is provided
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      70 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness „,tt fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. TONIGHT Orchestral Conceit 815 to 9.15 p.m. Dinner and Dance (formal) 9.45 to midnight CABARET ATTRACTION MIMI d« BONNE »«d JOSE REQUESEN UENTED MEXH AN DAN( ERS presenting a repertoire of vivacious dance routines. HOOK
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    GASTRITIS
    171 3 The Truth >„. hop t*l»v better tin .ml voo Wnow il i hen onh an voo i i,l> iu'l teel your paia If you are trouhi^j with flatulence, it •v full alter oniin ut overcome by sickoes* i jM.as m your shoulders m bl tairh -**lc id putting if>l»>
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    Merchants' New Dilemma
    78 3 MHIISf, of M-uaporf Chinfsf merchants will be held sh«>rtl\ to consider the disposal of iip.inrsr goods bought by Chinese mrnhnits before the Sino-Japan-r\r u.»r broke out. M«»i> than a million dollars worth of Japanese goods, it is helicved. are lying m Chinese w irrhouse* m Singapore; foods
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    MR. F. R. JONES
    67 3 Renter's Manager Going: To India '"lies, for the past ten years r Reuters Ltd m Singapore. ippointed Principal Assistant nil manager of Reuters m Mrs Jones will leave Slngaitta <m Christmas Eve. vho previously worked m where m China, has iteet m Singapore. ..as been appointed
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    MR. W. J. WEARNE RETURNS
    37 3 MR. W. J. WEARNE RETURNS •r J Wearne. a director of Brothers. Limited, returned bl ninths leave by the P. and O lin^r R inpura yesterday. his leave Mr Wearne inspect- mmber ->f motor factories m Entlaiui
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    HAD TO MAKE GOOD ESTATE LOSSES
    132 3 HAD TO MAKE GOOD ESTATE LOSSES Subject to a suspension ol six months. Song Chin Eng obtained his discharge from bankruptcy m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr Justice Howes. His liabilities totalled $11,000 and proofs had been filed by five creditors to the amount of $4,795 Two proofs had
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    HONEYMOON COUPLE FLY HOME
    72 3 After returning from a Ceylon honeymoon by the Conte Rosso on Wednesday, a young couple from Kuala Lumpur distinguished themselves yesterday by being the first Ceylon Tamil couple to travel on the Singapore-Kuala Lumpur air line They were Mr. and Mrs. Thillaiambalam Mr. Thillaiambalam is a
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    SEREMBAN FAREWELLS MR. JUSTICE PEDLOW
    81 3 From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Nov. 19. A large gathering of friends at the Seremban Railway Station on Wednesday night bid farewell to the Hon. Mr Justice J. Howard Pedlow and Mrs. Pedlow. who were leaving for Singapore en route to England. The Hon. Mr.
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    Libel Case Made Jaga Bankrupt
    156 3 DISCHARGE OPPOSED IfUTA SINGH bankrupt with liabilities totalling $575.75 due to one I"* creditor, was given his discharge yesterday m the Bankruptcy Court. before Mr. Justice Howes, subject to a suspension of three months Singh was a jaga m various Government and commercial departments and
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    Progress Of China Relief Fund
    77 3 *T*HE Chinese Red Cross Relief Fund continues to receive generous and steady support. At a meeting of the Cantonese section of the Fund, which is under the management of Mr. Ching Kee Sun and committee, held at the premises of the Hoi Thin Association it
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    Liabilities $28,000; Assets $2.01
    150 3 THE failure of the Siew Inn Steamship Company, some years ago, was recalled m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Howes, when Tan Boon Cheok and Tan Siew Inn, two partners, obtained their discharge from bankruptcy, subject to a suspension for a year. The liabilities
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    MR. P. L. BARCLAY
    23 3 Mr. P L Barclay. Superintendent of Transport. Municipality. Singapore, together with Mrs. Barclay and daughters have returned from leave.
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    Was Youth Armed?
    58 3 A sixteen years old Chinese boy, l.i.in Kirn Huat, appeared before Mr. F. V. Duckworth m the Second Police Court yesterday, with being: m possession of arms, two knives, on Nov. 18. near Bugis Street The case was postponed to Nov. 23. to the Criminal District Court
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    BANKRUPT'S DEBTORS ABSCONDED
    195 3 BANKRUPT'S DEBTORS ABSCONDED M. P S. Rowther. who was adjudi- cated a bankrupt m connection with the bankruptcy of M. R M P. Saheb Ghanny Brothers, successfully applied for his discharge yesterday. Mr Justice Howes granting it subject to a suspension of nine months. The liabilities of the firm amounted
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    YEAR AND A HALF FOR DISHONESTY
    126 3 Sentence of 18 months' rigorous imprisonment was passed by Mr H JV Forrer m the Criminal District Court yesterday, on an Indian. Haveli Ram Chawla. who was convicted on a charge of having dishonestly induced Tan Sim Piow to deliver to him 20,000 latex
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    TAMIL MASS MEETING
    70 3 A mass meeting of Singapore Tamils, i will be held at the Memorial Hall on Sunday at 4 p.m. to protest against the proposed bill of the Congress Ministry, prescribing the Hindi language as a I compulsory subject m the school curric ulum of the Madras Province,
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    MALACCA NOTES
    79 3 I From Our Own Correspondent^ Malacca, Nov. 18 An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commission will be held on Wednesday. The agenda includes re- gistration of bicycles, trade stalls at the City Park, and arrears of rates owned by poor people. An extraordinary general meeting of the Malacca
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    Judge Reverses Decision Of Colleague
    307 3 pONVICTKD by Mr H A. Forirr m the Criminal District Court on chargrs of criminal breach of trust and cheating, a Chinese, Chia Han Kiat, successfully appealed m the High Court, Singapore, before acting Chief Justice. Mr. Justice a'Beckctt Terrell, who delivered judgment yesterday. The
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    Car, Allegedly Driven By European, Kills Chinese
    166 3 A FATAL accident m Robinson Road on Thursday evening, m which a Chinese was knocked down by a motorcar, allegedly driven by a European. F. L. Kennedy. had ;m echo m the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday when Mr. W. <i Nffaf held an
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    Two Negligent Driving Cases
    83 3 Two Negligent Driving Cases H. Heitman. of the Straits Java Trading Co was fined $25 for having driven a motor car negligently opposite Clifford Pier, on Aug 18. by Mr :L. C Goh m the fourth police court yesterday In the same court A G Roche, office manager of Dobb
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    BANKRIPT FOR FOUR YEARS
    117 3 Ooh Tiang Hoe, who was made a bankrupt m 1932, obtained his discharge, subject to a suspension of three months m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr Justice Howes His liabilities totalled $4,166 and there was m hand to his credit a sum of $164.18 m
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS
    91 3 The following crop returns lor Oct. are announced by Barlow and Co. Lbs. The Ayer Kuntng (F.M.S i Rubber Co. Ltd 110,000 The Badek Rubber Estate Ltd. (Staffield Estate* 26,500 The Bradwall (F.M S Rubber Estate Ltd 63,000 The Chersonese (F.M.S Estates Ltd 93,000 Dennistown Rubber Estate*
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    Bankrupt Pays Debts In Full
    132 3 Bankrupt Pays Debts In Full Havinm paid dividnid >»f 100 prr cerji Ivan A BraiMOH was niv<u hi* discharge from bankrun'rv yr.,t«Tday m the Bankrupt cy Court, brloio Mr Justice Hou Mr J W Ambrcs 1 ;..-^is!.in( O^i rial Assignee, said Bransom's liabi lities totalled $1,326 A Straits-born Eurasian. h<-
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    PLANTERS AID FUND
    46 3 Proceed* Knmi XL. IMavs The Planters Benevolent Fund of Malaya has received irom Mrs W S Rorve-Tw-k WjMttf. l.his bemx the profit nude from ih»- itton at Kuala Lunpv. on S*pfl 17 and three plays from 'To night at V, by Noel Coward
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      171 3 IJ.( What is the best remedy for f (Wasting Diseases T) ANClElSypfc (II I l^ jfjr \y_| pHP^-^-^iSsßijiNß v .""r> JK«^t > Emulsion is widely and scrofula, rickets, HMM, wasting fully used the treatment bowel disorders and after any sumpUai aad all forms of serious illness. m uhirh there is
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      30 3 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TOURS BRASTAGI PRAPAT 8 day tour $150-00 10 day tour $165.00 including steamer, hotels, tips and sightseeing. OVALTINf COLD^HoJ is now served m the leading Cafes and {Restaurants
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    KING'S BROTHER UNVEILS HAIG STATUE
    264 5 DIM (U GLOUCESTER UNVEILS EARL ll.Mi. ST.VHL IN WHITEHALL.— The Duke i:is|ieiti'.ig a pl*rt ot honour after the ceremony KU STAMMERS KOI KOK THfc HI.MS.-Kuv Stammers, the tennis pla>rr n»»\\ m Xmeriia where she ha> ktcn playing with the Wrjhtup team, photo^rapheil a«% >he examined
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      110 5 Photographic copies of Free Press lo':al pictures can be obtained o application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each On sultry days the inert- right H dlroyTpcUte l Cwkcd C rWd Sjlv rsid< COLD COOKED Prcmd Beef Cioke< MEATS Ham. Windsor Sausigc, make a pleasant and satisfying d A n«
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    A BRITISH INDIAN ON JAPAN'S CASE
    901 7 Letters to the Editor Do The Powers Really Know Why There Is War In China ..f the Frrr Pre^ nee the outbreak of the ..utilities m North English Press, without having no stone v efforts to make their r it was Japan whicl' d"
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    TRAVELLERS LOSE 200 KEYS
    95 7 Honesty Test In Southern Germany passengers In a motor-car driving through South and Central Germany threw away about 200 keys— single or.es and m bunches— at intervals during the journey. Of 100 bunches "lost" m this way. 97 have now been returned— within lour days— to
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    FUNERAL OF MR. J.B. WESTERHOUT
    780 7 Tributes To Former Commissioner THE funeral of the late Mr Johannes j Bartholomew < Birch > Westerhout I former Municipal Commissioner, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery, i Singapore, yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended. The Rev D. E. J. Hodge officiated Besides the
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    HUGE LOSSES IN SHANGHAI WAR
    38 7 PROPERTY losses m Nantao and Footung as a result of hostilities are estimated at $500,000,000, according to the Chinese press and between 200,000 and 300,000 civilians have been rendered homeless and destitute. Reuter
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    DEATH OF MR. D. S. VAN GEYZEL
    224 7 Funeral At Bidadari Cemetary THE death took place at the Hospital, Singapore, on Thursday afternoon of Mr. Donald Shumacha van Geyzel at the age of 76 years. Mr. van Geyzel had been m indifferent health for several months past. Mr. van Geyzel came
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      50 7 itf^l^Kw Lovely i*a Lasitvt jflKj\ PERMANENT 134^ J =hould be inslsteo Lpon See us (or satlsfac- tton toda >• h FIGARO I.ADIK.s HAll; DRESNERS Bras Bwiab Kd and Rafflm Hotel Phorr :»W Gags and gabf Mirth and music f It's got everything! i ARTISTS and 111' -w I PAVILION NEXT
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      49 7 ALHAMBRA TODAY 3.15 Ij 6.15 9.15 N s^s>*»^' y^v^ One big laugh from start to finish and spririßled^ with mischief and^ thrills it is a picture that should not be missed for those desiring an evening of splendid light entertainment, says the TRIBUNE. 'STOWAWAY' OPENS TOMORROW AT THE ALHAMBRA
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      327 7 Positively LAST DAY! 3,15 6.15 9.15 3 SHOWS! Don't miss this! r% A J I 1 1 4-t ft.L a pi-rrn PAVILION CAPITOL THE SCREEH ERICH REMARQUE'S THRILLING \T i/ft^S bREATEST -OF ALL SEQIEL TO Ml QUIET" S^P^ MiRTH PROVOKERS THE AMAZING DISC LOSURES J^' Thor«m«l.U Amusing <>X \VH\I HAPPENS
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    VOLUNTEER POLICE FORCE FORMED IN SINGAPORE
    355 9 VOLUNTEER POLICE FORCE FORMED IN SINGAPORE Active Service Only In An Emergency SPECIAL CONSTABLES TO BE ARMED WITH REVOLVERS Training To Be Arranged THE formation of a Volunteer Police Reserve Force m Singapore was announced m the Government Gazette last night. The new force, which it is presumed will be
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    "MIRACLE" OF EMPIRE AIR PROGRESS
    559 9 Great Work In Three Years SIR JOHN SALMOND IS AMAZED THK past three years have seen miracle of modern aerial achirvemrnt m the development of Empire air r«»ute>," declared 57-year-old Sir John Maitland Salmon, one of the four Marshal's of the Koyal Air Force and
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    PRESSMEN LIKE HIM
    165 9 NEWSPAPERMEN like Sir John Salmond, former Chief of the Air Staff m Great Britain and now a Government director of Imperial Ainrays. A tall, soldierly figure of a man. he arrived by Imperial plane from Europe yesterday. When Singapore pressmen sought an interview icith him as soon
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    JERUSALEM CURFEW RAISED
    13 9 Jerusalem, Nov. 19. The curfew here was raised from tonight—Reuter.
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    Flying Boat At Penang Today
    113 9 Flying Boat At Penang Today CIRST of the giant new flying boats of Imperial Airways to visit the Far East the Cordelia, which reached Bangkok yesterday afternoon, is due at Penang at about 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Siamese capital. The craft will spend tonight at the northern settlement
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    Faster Hong Kong Air Mail; How Malaya Will Suffer
    206 9 OI^NANG will cease to be the junction of the England-Malaya and Ma-laya-Hong Kong air services early next month Beginning on Dec. 5. the western terminal of the service to Hong Kong will be Bangkok. The four-engined planes of the Diana class
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    AIR RAID NEAR HONG KONG
    56 9 Hong Kong, Nov. 19. JAPANESE planes bombed the J Kowloon-Canton railway just outside the British borders today. Residents of Shumchun, m which is a village on the Chinese side of the border distinctly heard the detonations and answering machine-gun tire from Chinese positions. The damage
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    China Relief Fund Sale
    254 9 Singapore Firms Asked To Help THE Free Press understands that the China Relief Committee of Singapore is holding a sale at the New World on Dec. 3-5. An appeal issued by Mr. Tan Kah Kee, chairman of the Relief Committee, states: "Prom the latest cables to
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    Government House
    86 9 Tuesday, Nov. 16. In the morning Capitaine de Vaisseau Pavie of the French cruiser Primauguet called on His Excellency at Government House. Sir Malcolm Watson. Hon. Mr. G. Wiseman, Dr. G. Macdonald and Miss Loring had luncheon at Government House. Wednesday, Nov. 17. His Excellency presided at a
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    EFFECT OF DECLINE IN AMERICAN RUBBER CONSUMPTION
    1306 11 Scrap Collecto r's Survey Of Market Factors WORLD ECONOMIC TRENDS THE U.S. SITUATION Til «s|(iNS of optimism, or rather redurrd pessimism, which were j evident towards the end of last! were unfortunately very short With s<> many factors influencing the market it is
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    Current Company Dividends
    227 11 Singapore, Nov. 19, 5 p.m. Total for Books Close anancla) Company Dividend To Date Ex Div yeai TIN ?T,?»ole Oate to date Ayer Hitarr Tin 20% Int. Nov. 10 Dec. 3 Nov. 15 50% Burma Malay 6d. Int. Dec. 11 Dec. 18 Dec. 13 7V 2 Hong
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    U.S. Production & Rubber Quota
    374 11 U.S. Production Rubber Quota "Far More Drastic Cut" Needed it A FAR more drastic cut m the rubber quota than had been dreamed necessary two months ago" is suggested by Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Ltd., m their weekly market review. They wri^: To the aJmost complete break- down of
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    PNEUMONIA DEATH TOLL FALLS
    131 11 Municipal Health Statement For Last Week Ail appreciable decrease :n deaths caused by pneumonia was recorded by the Municipality of Singapore last week m their health statement, i when only 26 deaths were recorded as compared with 43 m the previous j week and 26 m
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      362 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated In the Colony of Hong Kong) The liability of member* Is limited to the extent and m manner prescribed by Ordinance No. 6 of 1929 of the Colony. Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Paid-up. $20,000,000 Reserve Fund: Sterling £«,500,000 Hong Kong Currency $10,000,000 Reserve
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      499 11 OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) j Paid up capital m 600.000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3.000.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London, F. < Z. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Uoilo Rangoon Amritsar Ipoh Saigon Bangkok Karachi
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      503 11 RADIO PROGRAMMES SINGAPORE ZHL 1 33 Mcs (225 m.) 12.45 Light orchestral concert played by Roller's Famous Hungarian Band. Relay from the Adelphi Hotel. *..00 Interval. 6.00 Cantonese music. Gramophone records. i fc.4o Children's programme. (Chinese). 'i.OO Victor Celeste Trio. 7.30 Time, weather, news and announcements. 7.45 Two short plays
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      477 13 TKAi EL BKM IISH BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA LINES INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS Hue Due Tonnage Spore. Tonnage Spore. 1938 1*»37 r 'SOMALI 6.800 Jan. 14 17 000 In Dort CARTHAGE 15.000 Jan. 14 ?A COMORIN 15.000 Jan. 28 '•SOUI' 6.500 Nov 20 KAISAR-I-HIND
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      326 13 (Incorporated m Straits Settlements) wP'^^M ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. Co., Ltd. (incorporated In England./ FOR UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer Due Sails CITY OP ATHENS Havre, London, R'dam, H'burg. Glasgow Nov. 29 Dec. 2 CITY OP CHRI3TCHURCH Havre. London, R'dam, H'burg. Glasgow Dec. 30 Jan. 2
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      980 13 P^^^ REPRESENTING SHIPPING THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Oceaa Aberdeen and Commonwealth U** Steam Ship Co., Ltd., and China Mutual The Hua Khiow Steamship Co. (1931; Lt4 Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) Cunard Whn star Ltd The Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. Shaw Savin and Albion Co. Ltd. The China Navigation Co., Ltd.
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    Lone Goal Gives S.R.C. Narrow Victory
    285 15 AIR FORCE GO DOWN IN PADANG MATCH FAST and interesting hockey was seen on the Padang yesterday afternoon when the S.R.C. and the R.A.F. met m a second team fixture. A goal notched by Valberg early m the second hall" proved the winning point
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    LORRY DRIVER FINED "You Think Road Belongs To You"
    138 15 LORRY DRIVER FINED "You Think Road Belongs To You" From Out Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 17. •You lorry drivers should use your oommonsense. You seem to think that The road belongs to you." said Sheikh Abu Bakar, the second magistrate, today m sentencing a Batu Piriat lorry driver. Ong
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    STREET COLOURS & ROMANCE
    130 15 STREET COLOURS ROMANCE Coloured pavements which will make women seem more beautiful and men more romantic will be a feature of the Golden Gate International Exposition to be held m San Francisco m 1939. The effect will be obtained, it Is hoped by a lavish use of red colouring In
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    SIAMESE OFFICIALS DECORATED
    122 15 With Order Of The Crown Of Siam From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Nov. 18. His Majesty the King has conferred the Third Class of the Order of the Crown of Siam on Sir James German, Consul for Siam at Cardiff, and Mr. H. J. King, Consul for
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    PRINCE SEILFELDIN DEAD
    61 15 Istanbul. Nov. 19. The death is announced of Prince Ahmed Seilfeldin. aged 56, brother-in-law of the late King Fuad. His d*?ath recalls the shooting incident at the Mohamed Ali Club. Cairo, m which th*» Prince was wounded and King Ouad was injured m the throat It recalls
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    ST. JOSEPH'S BEAT Y.M.C.A.
    211 15 Two Goals To Nil St. Joseph's Inst. 2 V.M.C.A. 0 DEING superior m every phase of the game the St. Joseph's Institution defeated the V.M.C.A., by two clear goals, at hockey on the school grounds yesterday. The scholars well deserved their victory. Patrick Yee. the school's
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    EYSTON'S WORLD RECORD AT SALT FLATS
    75 15 Bonnevlile, Salt Flats, Nov. 19. Captain Eyston oroke the land speed record, previously held by Sir Malcolm Campbell with the time 301.1292, when he had .m average spy: d of 311 42 m.p.h. over a mile north and a mile south today. His northward
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    CUP MATCH AT ANSON ROAD
    40 15 The R.N. and R.A.F. will play the Army m a Malaya Cup fixtur? at Anson Road this afternoon. Kick off will be at 5 p.m. and charges as usual $1, 50 cents and 10 cents.
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    Little Nene Outpoints Joe Paraiso In One-Sided Fight At K.L
    146 15 Little Nene Outpoints Joe Paraiso In One-Sided Fight At K.L (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala l.umpui Mm r* I ITTLE NKNE flashed out a s< ries «,f straight lifts on Jue Paraiso's face, all through their tight at the liukit isn.'uug Park tonight, but was always ready to dance out
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    Carpentier Stages Impressive Comeback
    443 15 llflD CARPENTIER <7.12»/ 2 >, married 1 only last month after he had hung ■up his gloves, staged an impressive i comeback at the Happy World last night when h? easily outpointed game Young Aman iB.o> over six threeminute rounds. The Kid's scienc? beat Aman nearly
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    CEYLONESE AND A.C.S. DRAW TWO-ALL
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    LABOUR EXPERT AT KUALA LUMPUR
    124 15 Mr. H. B. Butlt-r. director oi the International Labour Office of the League ol Nations. Gtnrv.i, who is on j a visit to study labour conditions m Malayu and the Netherlands Indies, arrived at Kuala Lumpur Imm Singai pore yesterday. He will return to Singapore
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    Chinese Patriots Attack Chinese
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    MARCUS SUPERBUS WINS DERBY CUP
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      593 15 CHURCH SERVICES 1 s v\l>Kr\VS CATHEDRAL s|N ,,o man ww advent hAy Communion Matins. Choral Eurcharist Communion School. and Sermon Archdeacon ..stian Perfection. llKI nunion on Monday. Wednes--8 v m r. Tuesday. T. at 7 am I Wednesday at 5 Thursday *t 545 M 'soil B»»«r I Matins and Sermon
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      484 15 Classes. 6.00 p m English Service Speaker Dr. Khoo Peng Seng Hob 800 pm Gospel Meeting (Malay Service) Speaker: Mr. Ong Tian Tye. Fn 8 p.m. Hokier Service. Speaker Mr Yeo Kok Kee "BETHISDA" (KATONG) lun. 1 1.. i. of PMnefather A ('arpotael Roads) Sun uM> a.m. Breaking of Bread.
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