The Straits Times, 14 November 1936

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURV.J 77/E LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA] 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1936. PRICE 10 CENTS The Straits Times o i»Ar;Ks SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1936 PRICE Id CENTS.
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      363 1 SINGAPORE: 140. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 547t). i rm HUDSON'S Patent "RUGGA" I SIDE-TIP WAGONS DOUBLE SIDED -^^gjM^^~^jM STRONGEST POSSIBLE FITTED WITH TOUGH Bk CAST STEEL WHEELS wifeP mS- CATCHES AND COUPUNGS. Stocked in two sizes— lB &27 The 'Ruzta' Side-Tip W«m. cubic feet > with varying rail Patented latest improved
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      198 1 KUALA LUMPUR: 25. JAVA ST. ('PHONE 3633) Scots (DhLsky 19 1 findlater s I ijjjl FINE SHERRIES .T^SSNm OLD MORENO BROWN. FULL OF 0\ ft] FLAVOUR. A DELIGHTFUL APPETISER. q $2.00 i* «l i PALE MEDIUM DRY. VERY wB M SUITABLE FOR CLUB SHERRY AND BITTERS. 9 $2.05 HI I
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      545 2 SITUATIONS_VACANT i.ra apr«yui« IK. .1 Ihcs* colum;:» ;<-r d copies of tettlrvii Do not «;id ori.iiela I i:iro- 1 MM BATHES lamiilar with j state all ~li. uro < ol Refs.. deUUa ef experience, qiwil- l s. salary rci| ilred. etc. to Box Times. WAWnCO, 3rd Grade Lines Drcser for
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      858 2 BOARD RESIDENCE "-SANS SOUCI- 30, Oxley Rd. Room* ivith full bofd from $68.— Ph. 2858. ~SEABBEEZE 9, Amber Rd. Kat^ng (nr. Sea v\n Bathing, ten., gar.. Euro., Terms mod. .ASI ANUMA. e. Oxlej Rtse. 8 Blm to own high level garages, dally ot monthly rftt* Urge grounds, excellent cuisine, tenntt.
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      1082 2 AUCTION NOTICES STATE OF JOHORE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Land Application No. 58 of 1938. tetwecn The Mercantile Bank el India Ltd. Thai-gees and Urn Nee Soon Charger and Am I hone Kuo (added by Order of Coart dated May 21. 1916). AUCTION SALE I valuable Rubber
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      787 2 PUBLIC NOTICES ORIENTAL TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC CO., LTD, rlncorporated In the United Kingdom). Notice to THeplMM Subscriber*. A new Telephone Directory Is now In couwe of preparation, and Telephone Subscribers are requested to advise the company, by letter to the Manager, before Not. 15, of any alterations desired to the
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      1207 2 BUSINESS CARDS Etc A//T.*3i3./T.CrC/ 1~1/\LiLj 2NU A m) 3R i, I LOOKS MANICURE AND MASSAGE BATTERY BUILDING Mrs. HARU and Miss HANA cxccrt onallv me Ooors EU i UDIe lor 60, WATERLOO STRtET. office or professional gmM Atta I approx 1.200 sq. ft each New b sioicy Telephone 7^O#. buildm?;,
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      714 3 i». 0. BIUTISH INIMA AND WAR UNES. (Inronx-rau-o tin MMI HASSENUER AND CARGO *-.i. XUBNIAI j N CC ONDEO CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY! GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EASI M.'.1l "JKRVICF OOTWAiiO Fl IM iONDON FOR CHINi AND JAPAN DM lonnagt Spore 1936 BOMAI 1 6.810 Nov 1 COMORJN 15.000 Nov
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      357 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPPON YL'SEN KAISHA) GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT! FOR CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. I N. V. K. I INK in co-operation with I Thos. Cook Son, Ltd. J an INCLI'SIVE INDEPENDENT TOUD via China, Japan America 3 arriving in England in time for The Coronation. j Singapore dep. March 22nd
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      572 3 I ■^^r^i h*4j PASSENGER AND FKEIGIII SERVICE. SPECIAL CORONATION SAILING i MARSEILLES or LONDON AND BACK at l| SINGLE FARE by the new and modern M/S "ERR IA" 14.700 Tons Displacement from SINGAPORE 30/3/37 i due MARSEILLES 23/4/3? due LONDON 1/3/37 from SOUTHAMPTON 15/6/37 I from MARSEILLES 22/6/37 i due
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      175 3 B. I. S. N. CO., LTD. (Lncoruoruted in .-.i.ui.inci) AI'CAK LINE. FOR DONG KONG, SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA s.s. SANTHIA mm 19th Nov. 3 p.m. Excellent modern accomn.udai. n tor first and second class Dassengers Special holiday return ticket; interchangeable with P. O S N CO -ssued at clipbd
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      1099 3 SHIPPING Till BLUB FUNNKL LINK (Oeran The Hoa Khlcra Steamsnln no (193?) L(& Stesm Ship Cfc LM. and Chln» Motaal The Canard IVhlt* tar Ltd. Steam Navigation Co. Ltd.) The Sarawak Ste. rnnHlp Co. Ltd. The Straits Steamship Co.. I. to The Australian Orienvil Llw Lid. The China Navigation \AA
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  • SHIPPING & MAILS.
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      THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
      120 4 Saturday, November 14. Ship* a!onc*lde the Wharves or expected to arrive Entrance God own G»!i East Wharf Rajula 22 Main Wharf Centaur 15 Menelaus 13 Benvenue 7 Empire Dock Sllvermaple 30 Asosan Maru 32 Stentor 34 3 Greystokc Castle 36 3 Stacen 47 4 Jhelum 49
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      SWEDISH SHIP DRAGS ANCHOR.
      94 4 Blown On Mud At Gravesend. London. Nov. 13. The steamship Belparell of Oslo (7,203 tons) dragged her anchors In the Thames off Gravesend during the night and was blown on to the mud off Gravesend Pier. The ship has a bad list and all the crew
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      317 4 Today. Burma (Birdhana* P- m Hong Kong, China and Canada (Parcels only) (Ajax) 3 pm. East. North. South and West India (Kulsang) 3 p.m. Bkgan and Bengkalls (Toboali) 4 P«n. DJambl (Toba) 4 P m Java. South-west Sumatra, S.-East Borneo. Celebes. Moluccas Timor Diliy (Poelau Laut) ..4
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      AIR MAILS.
      74 4 INWARD Qantms From Australia: Arrives this afternoon. Dutch Kr >m Netherlands India: Arrives this afternoon. Imperial: From Europe: Due Sunday night. X.L.M. From Europe: Due Monday nteht. OUTWARD X.L.M.: To Europe: Mails close 12.45 p.m. today. Dutch: To Java and Southern Sumatra: Mails clo3e 4 p.m. Monday. Qantas:
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      CHRISTMAS MAILS.
      26 4 The latest dates for posting parcels in time for 'clivrry before Christmas are: Canada. Today. E. and S. Australia Nov. 17. Europe Nov. 19.
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      120 4 Mails from Europe etc. (London) expected tomorrow, Nov. 15, by air (Imperial) will be delivered to boxhe ciers at 6 p.m. General delivery of !*.?rs on Nov. 16. at 8.25 a.m. Mails from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. expected today, Nov. 14, 1 by air (Qantas) will be delivered
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      IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—LONDON.
      26 4 IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE— LONDON. I The air mail dispatched from Slnga- j nore on Nov. 4 was delivered in London on Nov. 13 (9 days)
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      NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—AMSTERDAM
      24 4 NETHERLANDS AIR MAIL SINGAPORE— AMSTERD A M The air mail dispatched from 5ingatime on Nov. 7 was delivered In Wmdon on Nov. 13 days).
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      PASSENGERS.
      97 4 The following are passengers Tor Malaya on the East Asiatic Boringla, which is due at Penang on Nov. 24 and at Singapore on Nov. 27 Mr. and Mrs. M. Adamson and j infant. Miss M. Adamson, Mr. G. A. Murphy. Mr. J. L. Ross. Mrs. L. Shannon. Mr. and
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    RUBBER MARKET REVIEW.
    555 4 PRICES SLIGHTLY EASIER GOOD DEMAND AT AUCTION. STANTON NELSON AND CO., LID.. in their weekly report on the rubber market issued on Thursday, write The recent unexpected increase in the tin quota caused considerable consternation in the London Tin market. Operators in the rubber market appear to
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      528 4 iOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (incorporated Id FJi.S LLOYDS AGENTS:BC' BOOKING AGENTS. F.M.& RLYS. AND SIAM STATES RAILWAYS. TELEPHONE: Freight 5433— Paatage 4431 Er^Ct? It f /r 1 nn ur \\ik0^*A KING EDWARD Pf|B* MAY, 1957 EARLY BOOKING IS jU f^ll& Information and tickets Jim* "^"^^slBk /Vom your ouin agent? S 1H
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      721 4 ULERMAN BUCKNALL ISTHMIAN STEAMSHIP STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. COMPANY. (Incorporated in D.8.A.) (Incorporated to Eneliud). I BOBTON NKW YORK BAI.TMOM 'ELLERMAIT- LIN*. VIA CAPE OF GOOD nOPE FOR BAVR*. LONDON. STEEJj SEAFARER tj^, N ROTTERDAM A iIAMBURCk PITTEL PCrENTIST iJec. 23 Dvc J» STKKI. TRAVEI^R .Tan 23 .lan. 2S Via Port*
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      459 4 Malayan Meteorological Service Daily Weather Report. Stations Yooeraay Last night max. rain- bright mln temp, fall s'shlne temp •F Ins. hrs. *F West Ciast. Alor Star 90 0.09 92 72 Bayan Lepas (Pcnang) 89 Nil 9.1 75 Sitiawan 90 Nil 10.9 73 Buklt Jcram 89 Nil 10.9 72 Malacca 88
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      355 5 OPENING TONIGHT ___> \(HH LITTLE l^i-—~9^tifißts^_^_W^ DARLING OF THE SCREEN V ~A. V AS^U RETURNS IN A GREAT I A __Wm STORY HER !KM_^ Jk^LZ^^H B*l greatest picture! $ilEwmmmmummmgmqgE£___ SHIRLEY TEMPLE In a real h«art-to-beart, human story^ Surrounded by stars! singing: happy new songs! Tapping new dances! Bringing che«ry new
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      285 5 VOCALION HALF WAT TO CORNERING SWING!! Says— 'The Melody Maker" I IT IS QUITE TRUE— From now on, the World's greatest Swing Artistes, such as Duke FJlintton. Teddy Wilson. Frankie Trumbaocr, Cab Galioway. Louis Prim i, Henry Allen, Art ■h«W, Hal Kerap. Leo Reisman, Red Norvo. Mildred Bailey snd an
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      16 5 VIYELLA in plain colours, checks, and in T. TT. and Tropical weights. GIAN SINGH CO. Singapore.
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      562 5 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPALIIT. r rai t:-.e Mpnljr or Anti-Ma.arial Mixture durina !9.K. tka «c rompl:-ti.-n of Internal Pi! la Theatre, in r.ir.> ft Tintenanca of Ch-i?t:;>n Omrteriei „t Butit T.rrah Ro.-.J f'nrin^ 1937. Fjr particulars ks Municipal Irnder Room. c. h. rv GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION Tfeaden mm r.r>pro\el r,v.'r.i-'or>; r.n\r will
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      175 5 WHAT IS ON TODAY. THE Straits Times is publishing this daily feature to give readers a comprehensive summary of entertainments, meetings, sports events, social functions and other outstanding happenings. Organisers of meetings etc. are t invited tc submit diary dates. HOTELS. RAFFLES HOTEL: Orchestral con- cert, 8.15 9.15 p.m. Formal
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      146 5 RITZ, GEYLANG: The Singing Kid. And The Man who Reclaimed His Head 7.45—11 p.m. REGAL: Star of Egypt. 6.15. 9 15. ROXY, KATONG: Captain Janiary 6.15, 9.15. MARLBOROL'GH: The Magic Wand. 6.15. 9.15. SUN THEATRE (New World): Last of the Moluc: ns. 7.30. 9.30. TIVOL1: A Chinese picture 7 15
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  • LATEST LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      364 6 Tin Shares Becoming Scarce. From Our Financial Correspondent. Singapore, Nov. 14. The London Metal market's anticipation that the fall in the price of tin would be followed by a quick recovery has been justified by a rise in London yesterday of 95s. and a rise in New
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      PRODUCE.
      224 6 Singapore. November 14, 12 noon. Huycr Sellci Java Cube 50 White Muntok Pepper 16 50 White Pepper 16.00 Black Pepper 8.78 Mixed Copra 6.40 •Sundried Copra 6.80 Small Flake Tapioca 5.25 Fair Flake Tapioca 4.75 Mcd Pearl Tapioca 5.25 Small Pearl i'aploca 5.30 No. 1 Sago Flour Lingga Sago
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        MINING.
        549 6 All shares quoted abcve are full? paid i»ue Val. Fraser b C>. Lyall Eralt Buyers Sellers Buyers tviler* Ampat Tin 5/- 5/6 5/6 6/£1 Asam Kumbang 31/- 33/- 30/- 32/6 £1 Austral Malay 54/6 57/6 55/- 58/5/- Ayer Hitam 18/- 19/- 19/- 20/1 Ayer Weng 1.95 2.02ft 2.00 2.10
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        GENERAL.
        399 6 t. nicj xs.icb uru. i.iu I.SU 1.15 1.25 2 2 do 7y'27o Prefs 1.82> 2 1.87"> 170 180 10 10 Atlas Ice 8.00 lO.OOn. 8.00 lO.OOn. £1 £1 BAT 6.12.6 6.17.6 6.10.0 6.15.0 1 1 B. M. Broadcasting 0.90 1.00 0.90 1.00 10 5 B. M. Trustee 6.25 7.00
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        202 6 SINGAPOI^E MUNICIPAL. SC'r 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept. 30 108 110 nom 4>£% 19CT reel. 1947 f 1,600.000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 111 113 nom 4>b'.'<. l£09 rea. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Rept. 30 120 122 nom 4',i 1S13 red. 1963 $2,000,000
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        356 6 (.Shares are unless otherwise stated) Today's Prices Fraser C;>. Lyall (u Evati Allenby 1.70 1.80cd 1.70 1.80 Alor Gajah 1.30 1.40 1.30 1.40 Amal. Malay 1.80 1.90 180 190 Ayer Hitam 1.55 1.65 1.55 1.65 Aver Molck 1.12'.'. 1.20 1.17 1.25 Ayer Panas 1.70 1.80 1.70 180 Bassett
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    EXCHANGES
    196 6 Noon, Nov. 12. The following uri the exchange rates, this morning according tc the dally circular issued by the Hone Kong and Shanphal Banking Corporation:- VEILING London demand 2/4 1/16 London IT 2/4 1/16 London 4 months' sight 2/4 V 8 Lyons, demand 1230 Hamburg demand 141 New York
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    73 6 Closing Prices, Thursday. No. IX.R.S. S. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 30 30% Good F. A. Q. in cases (F. 0.8.) Nov. 29 15/16 30 No. IX.R.S.S. (Spot loose) Awardable Singapore 30 30 November 30 30 Vfe Nov.-Dec. 30 30»/ R Jan.-March 30Vb 30% ApriWune
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    343 6 London, Nov. 13. The following are today's closing middle prices on the London Stock Exchange: Shares of £1 denomination unless otherwise stated: Yester- Rise dfy. or Fall Conversion Loan's p.c. 1944-64 117^ Funding Loan 4 p.c. 1960-90 118 War Loan 34 p.c 106% StraiU 6 p.c. 1936-51 102%
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    EXCHANGES.
    89 6 London. Nov. 13. The following were closing mean rates: Paris 105 9C4 Albcni 545 sellers New York 4.83: s Bucharest 067,4 Montreal 4.87' v sellers Brussels 28.1W Bio 4>i Geneva :i.22"-j sellers official Amsterdam 9.055* Belgrade 213 Milan 92 11/16 Buenos Aires unquoted Berlin 12.12U Montevideo ZO'i Madrid nominal
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    RAUB GOLD INTERIM.
    38 6 The directors of Raub Australian Gold Mining Co., Ltd., have declared an interim dividend of sixpence per share on account of the year ending March next, payable on Dec. 12 to shareholders registered Dec. 11.
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    SINGAPORE RACKS.
    426 6 The following are the har.iiioaps for the first day (Not. 21) and for four races on the seconj day (Mot 13): FIRST DAY. 3 Y.O. Free li i::-.li-.ai> o furs.:— Where Am I 9.7. M.irie Antoinette 9.2, Pure Gold 9.0. Dangerous Lover I! 10, Princess Toi 8.7. Reform
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    SECOND DAY.
    157 6 Horses Class 3 Dfv. X— About 7 furs: -Jack Druco 9.0, Russian Gown 8.13. Littlehurst 8.9, Rotarian 8.8. Salad 8.7. The Cretan Girl 8 6. Lsmbden 8.6, Hard Up 8.5. Silver Jubilee 8.4. Regiment 8.4. Heart's Content 8.3. Stormy Night 8.2. Monaveen 7.12. Horses Class 3 Div. 3—
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      CONSUMPTION OF TIN INCREASING.
      1541 7 Stock Position Warrants Some Anxiety. In their monthly review of the metal market Issued on Nov. 2, A. Strauss and Co. Ltd., London, write: The increase of 1,858 tons In the visible stocks of tin this month came as a welcome surprise to a rather oversold
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      LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
      1107 7 MEAGRE SPECULATIVE BUYING. ALL NEAR OFFERINGS READILY ABSORBED. In their weekly rubber market report issued on Nov. 4. Messrs. Symington and Wilson, London, write: Since our last report the Market has 1 been firm and prices have made a 1 substantial advance. Business was 1 done In
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      STEEL PRODUCTION: BRITISH RECORD ;
      69 7 STEEL PRODUCTION: BRITISH RECORD London, Nov. 12. BRITAIN'S production of steel last month reached the new high level of 1,060,500 tons, the output of ingots and casting exceeding September's record figure by 33,500 tons. The activity in this industry is so great that it is almost certain the output of
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      OCTOBER RUBBER EXPORTS.
      35 7 t Exports of dry rubber, uncorrected f figures from Malaya, Brunei and Labuan for the month of October were Tons Mainland 34.956 Straits Settlements Islands 124 Brunei 152 Labuan 16 Total 35.248
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      PRODUCTION OF COAL IN SEPTEMBER.
      41 7 Sales of coal by Malayan Collieries Ltd. for the month of September totalled 42,667 tons compared with 47,949 tons during the preceding month. The total sales for the n.ne montus ended September were 363,285 tons. t
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      611 7 3ANKING HONG KONG SIIANGHAI HANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated ii tnr Colon; 31 Hong Kcng.) The liability iicmbe'-s Is limited to tht extent and in manner prescribed by Ordinance No 6 of 1929 at the Coli ny Authorised Capita $50,000,000 Issued and Fully Pald-Up t30.W0.000 i Funds Sterllm 6.500.000 Hnug Kong Cunency
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      157 7 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated tn China b t Sveciiu Charter.) 12, Cecil S'rret, Singapore. Telephone*: Manager's Office 6444 Exchange Depk t>»ll General Oflice 5188-9 with 11 extensions. Cable Address: -CUL'NGKUO" Paid- Up Capital Ch. M 0 OOU.Uuu 00 R«*erve Fur Cli. .3.4;3.nH1.« Total Resources Ch. $1,342,242. Kib.35 HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI
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      491 7 BANKING CHARTERED BANK O£ INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England oy Roral Charter lgoSt Paid Up Capital id 000.000 snares i Of £5 each £3 000 900 Reserve Fund reoooooo Reserve Liability of Proprietors 13.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: S3, Clsbopccale. London. E C S. Alor Star Hong Kong Saigon Amrltsar
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    Mussolini Speaks: Italy Listens.
    100 8 a enormous crowd of 250,000 people heard Signor Mussolini make his important speech on foreign affairs at Milan. In the speech he urged a rapid understanding between Britain and Italy in the Mediterranean. "He do not intend to threaten Britain's route to her Empire, but we
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    When Krakatoa Erupted In 1883.
    566 8 People In The News. \XfTTHIN a few hours of publication in England of the statement that the 8.8.C. is looking for an eye-witness of the Krakatoa volcanic eruptions, near Java, in 1883, one was found. He is Mr. Robert James Dalby, of Ipswich Road, Colchester,
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      161 8 RADIO 6ATT€RI€S KEE HUAT RADIO COMPANY Latest in Quality Radios EVERY MODEL A CHALLENGER Sole Agents "H.M.V." American Radios: KEE HUAT RADIO COMPANY. 122/124, Orchard Road. Phone: 4566 Singapore. ABR|TiSHRAD| M ol latest design 3imI t W p^B Die and reliable in aj J IJm operation. Quality ol 1 kpfl
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      67 8 SOLIDIFIED BEILLIANTINE Prevents the forma- I j—^. I j tion ot Dandruff anc I /2jRK c Falling Hair. Ker:» I W^kWh the hair neat, glossy II ft i i tidy and wavy. UJS^*} T*/ I Lasts (our times longei [|l\.j!l(K. i than other Bril- l^^3Mjb llantines. REDUCED PRICE: 55 CENTS.
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      69 8 §The Newest in Ladies Handbags. DOULATRAMS 48— HIGH STREET. Jlf) Everyone Loves "^-jliSiJ for Kellogg's Corn Flakes arc nlicayscrißp— kept oven-fresh and ilrlicious by the patented innersealed WAXTII'E bag. Young and old alike prefer krllogg**. Ready to serve with cold milk or cream. Rich in nourishment, easy to digest. A
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      168 8 Week-End Broadcasting. EMPIRE STATION. TODAY TRANSMISSION 2. The following frequencies will be used: CSH 21.47 Mc's (13.97 Oj> GSG 17.79 Me s (16.86 m.) t.20 p m Bit; Ben. Around the Counties. 6. '"Vrkshirr thr "Royal County." Written by John \V. Coaller and produced by John Pudif.v. S.a p in
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      341 8 10.20 p.m To be announced. 1 10.50 p.m. The BBC. Theatre organ. 11.20 p.m Greenwich time signal. Peter Yorke and bfa Orchestra,* in a programme of dance music. i 11.50 p.m. The news and announcements. 12 10 am The Hulbert Brothers. t 1 12.20 a.m.— Close down. TOMORROW TRANSMISSION 4.
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      662 8 10.20 p.m.— "Sea Power— 6: The British Empire and the Sea.'* A talk by the Rt. Hon. Sir Samuel Hoare, CCS. I.. G.B.E., Ml'. First Lord of the Admiralty. 10.40 p.m.— A Chopin recital. Irene Kohler (pianoforte). LI. 00 p.m.— Bells, and an Empire Service,* from St. Paul's Cathedral. London.
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      475 8 and periodicals by M. Francois de Teramond. 9.30 The week's programme by M. P. C. Brlve. 9.40 Colonial market prices. 9. SO Relay. 11-20 Close down. HONG KONG. Station Z.B.W. 49 o m.. tUt» 19.75m. or 16.90 m. TODAY 3.20 p.m. -6. 20 p.m. Chinese prornunmc 6.20 p.m. -11 .20
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    NEUTRALITY PACT DISCUSSIONS.
    231 9 Heated Exchanges At London Meeting. London, Nov. 13. A heated exchange between the Italian and Soviet representatives is revealed in the communique issued by the non-intervention committee on Spain, which was issued after the 51/2-hour meeting at 9.30 p.m. yesterday. Signor Grand!, the Italian Ambassador, alleging Soviet
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    Building Longest China Railway.
    184 9 Hunan-Kweichow Line To Cost $15,000,000 Changsha (Hunan). Hoadwork on the longest and one of the most difficult railway projects ever undertaken in China, the HunanKwelchow line, has been started. Linking Chuchow, the crossing point of the Canton-Hankow and ChekiangKlangsl railways, and Kweiyang, the capital city of
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    NEW FACTORY FOR DISTRESSED AREA.
    98 9 Boiler Works Adapted For Tube Manufacture. London. Nov. 13. Britain's leading distressed area on the North-East coast is to have a third new and Important Industry, an agreement having been signed by which Tube Investment, Ltd.. and Messrs. Stewart and Lloyds will cooperate in the
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    69 9 Hikraet Suleiman, a former Minister who is of Turkish extraction, is now head of the Government of Iraq following a military coup which forced the resignation of General Tasin Pasha and his administration. Hikmet Suleiman is reported to have strong views on the independen«e of Iran and has looked without
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    BRITISH TRADE IN CHINA.
    286 9 MR. KIRKPATRICK INTERVIEWED. London. Nov. 13. "The interest with which I look forward to my work in China has been more than doubled by the approval of my appointment shown to me everywhere" said Mr. W. M. Kirkpatrick, who is to supervise the new British credits
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    LONDON'S BIG WATER CONSUMPTION.
    138 9 279 Million Gallons Every Day! during the year ended March 31 the Metropolitan Water Board supplied 102,340.9 million gallons, a dally average of 279.6 million gallons, says the Board's 33rd annual report. The dally average supply was 17.9 I million gallons more than in the preI
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    CENTRAL TROOPS FOR SUIYUAN.
    244 9 Bombing Attempt Discovered. Shanghai, Nov. 13. Reports from various sources in North China all indicate that the situation in North Sulyuan Is growing from bad to wirse. Gen. Fu Tso-yl. Governor of the province, who held an all-night conference with his subordinates, confirms the news that
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    Conscription In Shansi.
    79 9 One Recruit From Each Family. CONSCRIPTION in Shans! has startcd. Because of the special conditions attending the production and reconstruction activities, the provincial authorities have promulgated temporary regulations based on the conscription law recently passed by the Central Government, to suit the situation, says a Peiping report.
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    FEMINISTS FAIL
    157 9 Few Representatives Likely In National Assembly Nanking. Sept. 27. feminist movement seems likely to receive a serious setback, as the campaign led by the National Women's Association to elect candidates to the National People's Assembly in November is heading for a great I failure. For some time the
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    More Than 100 Arrests Now In Moscow Plot Case.
    256 9 Berlin, Nov. 13. /"VVER 100 arrests have now been made yinv in Moscow in connection with the j alleged plot to build up a Fascist orga- •Msation in the Soviet Union according! •o reports reaching Warsaw. It Is learned from official
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    SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936. Keeping The Plums.
    776 10 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, NOV. 14, 1936. Keeping The Plums. Excellent systems can outlive their usefulness and reach the stage where they need scrapping or adjusting to meet new requirements. Such a system, many quite intelligent people think, is that under which, in Malaya, essentially specialist appointments are held by members of
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    AIR CHIEF TO GOVERN KENYA.
    334 10 London, Nov. 14. The Colonial Office announces thai the King approved the appointment of Air Chief Marshal Sir Henry BrookePopham, principal aide de camp to the King, as Governor and Comrr.ander-in-Chief of the Colony and Protectorate ol Ke.nya, in succession to BrigadierGeneral Sir Joseph Byrne,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    91 10 SINGAPORE. GLOBE THEATRE Way Down East. 7.15—9.30. GRKAT WORLD—TUB SKY TALKU In C alien tc. NEW WORLD Bide Shows. Cabaret. Dancing. Talkies Theatres Ctrpma*. KITZ. GKVLANQ The Slnelng Kid The Man Who Reclaimed His Head. 7.45 —11 p.m. BAFFLES HOTEL Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. Special Dinner Dance
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    FIREARMS IN THE OLD MALAY WORLD.
    1912 10 II. Early Navigators' Notes. By Dr. Joaquim de Campos. (Consul for Portugal in Bangkok.) Ths Javanese must have been experts in gun foundry. De Barros, describing the attack of a Javanese expedition in Malacca after its capture by the Portuguese, says that it was
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    NOTES Of The DAY.
    747 10 NOTES Of The DA Y. BLUM LAGl! DY a curious mischance the following letter has strayed Into my mailI bag instead of that of the Sin^apo^s > department firm n whom i' was t written: Dear Sin. I tM amazid and atuunded, indeed I could hard'y brlieve my res. when
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    SPANISH GOVERNMENT SUCCESS IN COUNTER-ATTACK.
    721 11 War Ministry Communique On Yesterday's Fighting. FOUR REBEL AEROPLANES BROUGHT DOWN. Largo Caballero Visits The Madrid Fortifications. k WAR Ministry communique issued m Madrid refers to the Government counter-attack and says that on the right flank all their objectives were occupied, despite enemy resistance. It
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    JAPANESE BOMB SUIYUAN TOWNS.
    232 11 Joint Conference To Be Held Soon. Shanghai, Nov. 14. Japanese planes bombed two Sulyuan towns yesterday, Plngtichuan and Szetsewangfu. following which a Joint force of Mongol and Manchukuo troops strengthened with Japanese occupied the latter town, according to Chinese reports. It has been confirmed that three
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    36 11 The memory of the later Sir Harry Preston is to be perpetuated by building a new wing for paying patients at [the Royal Sussex County Hospital,at Brighton and naming it the Sir Harry Preston Memorial Wing.
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    58 11 MMMBS 01 i!.. iv.MO UNIVERSITY HIMALAYAN Mffllitffrt. who arrived at Singapore by the O.S.K. vessel Himalaya Maru this morning on their way back to Japan after conquering Nanda Kot, a ***** ft. peak in the Himalayas. The leader of the expedition, Mr. Yaiohi Hotta, who is only 21 rears old.
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    Six Mothers Tie In "Baby Race."
    214 11 Six Mothers Tie In "Baby Race. The fantastic "Maternity Marathon" has ended in Toronto, and it appears that six mothers tie for the $500,000 prize set aside by Charles Vance Millar, rich unmarried Canadian lawyer, silver mine owner and race track gambler, in his will, for the Toronto mother who
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    KING'S MESSAGE TO THE FLEET.
    432 11 Congratulations After Portland Visit. London, Nov. 13. The King concluded his visit to the Home Fleet at Portland today with the flashing of two signals from the royal yacht, Victoria and Albert. The first was to splice the main brace which authorised an extra ration
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    STOP PRESS
    172 11 TEXTILES QUOTAS ORDINANCE. Important Decision. It is notified for general information that Government has had under consideration the question of calling for tenders for the issue of licences under the Textile Quotas Ordinance. It has been decided, subject to the approval of the Secretary of State, to call
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    FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN UNITED STATES.
    83 11 Roosevelt On Possible New Legislation. New York, Nov. 14. "The Federal Reserve Board is studying the question of the possible need I for legislation to control foreign buyIng of American securities," President Roosevelt said at a Press conference today. He declared that foreign invest- I
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    Arab Leader Escapes To Baghdad.
    98 11 Arab Leader Escapes To Baghdad. London, Nov. 14. A Cairo message published in The Times reveals that Fauzi. the leader of the Arab campaign during the recent troubles in Palestine, has succeeded in escaping across the border into Iraq. He has now arrived in Bagdad, adds The Times correspondent, and
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    Chinese General In Fatal Crash.
    40 11 Gen( Wang Chun, a commander engaged in anti-Red operations in Shensi, was killed in an air crash on Monday, according to belated newy t reaching his family in Shanghai yes- a terday.—Sin Chew Jit Poh. <
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    FREEDOM OF THE BRITISH PRESS.
    255 11 Repression Must Be Fought. M.P.'s COMMENT ON SENSATIONALISM. lyiR. Samuel Storey. M.P., speaking a« a meeting of the Newspaper Society in London said that they must fight any attempt to shnckle or supprers the Press. He added. However, that it they believed a free Press
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    19 11 Mr. P. W. South, the Agricultural •dvlser, has resigned his commission s lieutenant in the M.S.V.R. Reserve f Officers.
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    SELANGOR CLUB COLLAPSE CASE: ENGINEERS FINED.
    204 12 ABBOTT $50: GLOVER $25. Contractor Also Sentenced. rHE end of the Selangor Club building collapse case m Kuala Lumpur was reached this morning when Mr. J. R. Neave, District Officer, Klang who has been trying it m his capacity as additional First Magistrate fined
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    AIR-CONDITIONED STRONG ROOM.
    70 12 DocUNBfti Last Iionger. (From Our Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 12. Air-conditioning machinery is to be In 1 in the proposed new strong looms for Treasuries in Kuala Lumour. not ouc of any special conslfor those v/ha work in 'he ■trong room but because in the
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    12 12 The destroyer H.N.M.S. Witte de With at anchor m Singapore this morning.
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    Japanese Mountaineers Returning Home.
    131 12 Having conquered Nanda Kot, 2'J. 566 ft. Himalayan peak, a Japanese mountaineering party is, returning to Japan, appropriately enough, by the Himalaya Mam. which arrived at Singapore this morning. When they came ashore thay were welcomed unofficially by Mr. M. Senda. who has taken considerable Interest
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    STATION COMMANDER AT SELETAR.
    84 12 Wing: Commander Cox Takes Over. Wing Commander C. R. Cox has taken up his cppolniment at Station Commander at Seletar in successixi to Winß-Commander C. L. Scott, who will return to England shortly by the transport Dilwara. With the forthcoming removal of. the Far East Command
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    REGISTRATION OF ALIENS
    57 12 (FtOM Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lurr.our. Nov. 12. The F.M.S Government Oawttfl that citizens of the Republic of China. Asiatic subjects of Her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands. Asiatic subjects of the French Republic and •übjeets of the Kingdom of Siam are rot aliens for the
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    AIR SURVEY OF SINGAPORE. DEFENCES.
    133 12 CIVIL LORD OF ADMIRALTY. An inspection of the Naval Base was made this morning by Mr. Kenneth Lindsay. M.P., the Civil Lord or the Admiralty, who is at present visiting Singapore on his way to Australia and New Zealand. Mr. Lindsay was entertained to lunch
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    JAVANESE TO ATTEND ROYAL WEDDING.
    82 12 f\N their way to attend the vaedding of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands and Prince Bernard zur Lippe-Biesterfeld, six Javanese of high birth passed through Singapore yesterday by the Marnix van Slnt Aldegor.dc. They were Mangkoe Nagoro VII of Solo. Java, his wife and daughter
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    WOMAN SMASKS AN INSPECTOR.
    210 12 Mrs. Dorothy CresswiT., 22, of Belmunt Avenue, Palmers Green, who was lined £5 at Marylebone. was said to have smacked a police Inspector's face. The case concerned a street scene that followed a Fascist meeting at Hatnpstead Town Hall. It was alleged that as the police!
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    British Mission Sees Tibetan Wonders.
    968 12 Gold Idols, Paintings And 'Mint Operations. (From Our Own Correspondent) Calcutta, Nov. 9. Accounts of the reception accorded to the British Mission now visiting Lhasa give a vivid description of life In Tibet. Gold idols, exquisite paintings, mint operations, and paper currency printing appear In
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    EGYPT'S TREATY GAINS.
    450 12 NAHAS PASHA EXPLAINS TO PARLIAMENT. CLAIMS ON BRITAIN. At the Egyptian Parliament's extraordinary session for the ratification of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty Nahas Pasha delivered a two- hour speech outlining the benefits to be gained from the Treaty (states the Cairo correspondent of the Morning Post). Nahas Pasha
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    IPOH INVENTION.
    48 12 From Ouc Own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 12. Specifications of an Invention entitled "Improvements in and relating to electric cable hangers and theiike," filed by Mr. Walt Jackson, of 27, Klnta Gardens, Ipoh, proprietor of Jackson's Distillery Co.. Ipoh. have been accepted by the F.MJ3. Government.
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    22 12 Women students of King Edward VII Collar of Medicine at picnic held yesteTday at Namagle's bungalow* in Yio Chu Kane Rd. Singapore.
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    MOVES TO STOP SMUGGLING.
    182 12 NEW LEGISLATION. New measures to counter-act the activities of rubber smugglers are contained in a bill to amend the Rubber Regulation Ordinance, which will be introduced shortly in the Legislative Council. An amending clause in the bill is directed at preventing the traffic in coupons between
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    44 12 Commodore C. E. L. Helfrich (right) was received by Squadron Leader F. Woolley. member of the Air Staff, R. F. Station. S«letar, when he came ashore this morning from H. N. M. S. Sumatra, flagship of the Netherlands India Naval Squadron, to visit Seletar.
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    EMPIRE RADIO WAVELENGTHS.
    184 12 Changes Tomorrow, (From Our Radio Correspondent.) I am informed that beginning tomorrow the following wavelengths and frequencies w.ll be used by the F..8.C. Empire transmitter at Davcntry. Transmission II <From 620 pjn. to 9.5 p.m. Malayan TimeU GSH '21.47 Mc/s. 13.97 metres) and GSG < 17.79 Mc/s
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    CHINESE ADVISORY BOARD, SELANGOR.
    145 12 'From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 12. The FMS. Gazette announces the jpointment of the following as memers of the Chinese Advisory Board, Selangor. for the year 1937: Chairman: The Secretary for Chinese Affairs. Malaya. Vice-Chairman: The Protector of Chinese. Selangor and Pahang. The Assistant
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    40 12 London, Nov. 13. An earthquake shock, estimated to have occurred about 5,500 miles distant, was recorded on a seismograph In London today between 12.51 and 2 pm. G.M.T. The maximum swing of the ne?dle was nearly two inches. BriUsh Wireless.
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    PARLIAMENT CONFIRMS DEFENCE POLICY.
    926 13 Baldwin Again Clarifies Britain 's Aims. CHURCHILL ASKS FOR INQUIRY. LONDON, NOV. 13. •THE DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS TO THE THRONE I ENDED LAST NIGHT BY THE DEFEAT OF THE OPPOSITION AND LIBERAL AMENDMENT, WHICH HAD BEEN USED AS A TEXT FOR CRITICISM OF THE GOVERNMENT'S
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    POLITICAL FUNDS FROM ABROAD
    60 13 London, Nov. 12. IN answer to a House of Commons question, the Home Secretary, Sir John Simon, said he could not make a detailed statement but information had reached him which went to show that both in the case of the Fascist and the Communist organisations
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    FLY-PAST OF CIVIL PLANES.
    139 13 Governor At Po Leung Kuk. One of the biggest concentration of flying club planes seen in Malaya will make an impressive fly-past over the Po Leung Kuk today where the Governor will take the salute during his attendance at the annual sports and visitors' day of
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    "LADY PRECIOUS STREAM."
    56 13 Performances On December 16—19. As tj»ere is no Volunteer pantomime this year, the dates reserved have been taken up by the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club for the presentation of Lady Precious Stream. The play will therefore be produced on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 16, 17,
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    SELF RESPECT.
    45 13 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 12. Self respeel would appear to be on the wane in Selangor! The F.M.S. Government Gazette announces that both the "Sentul Indian Self Respect Association" and the "Self Respect Association," Kuala Lumpur, have ceased to exist.
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    23 13 This little Malay Girl helped to sell poppies in Kelantan. She is Tengku Azizah, daughter of Tengku Sri Maharaja, first magistrate, Kota Bahru.
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    Inspecting Far East Aerodromes.
    119 13 Inspecting Far East Aerodromes. An inspection of new R.A.F. airfields In Sarawak was carried out this week by Squadron -Leader L. Darvall, who returned to Singapore yesterday in a Singapore 111 flying-boat of No. 205 Squadron commanded by Flt,-Lieut. W. G. Abrams. Squadron-Leader Darvall, who is a member of the
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    SAVINGS BANK CHANGE. Age Of Majority.
    122 13 SAVINGS BANK CHANGE. Age Of Majority. Any person over the age of 18 will cease to be a minor in the eyes of the Post Office Savings Bank, according to legislation contained in a bill to be introduced shortly into the Legislative Council. At present anyone below the age of
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    DYSENTERY EPIDEMIC IN HONG KONG.
    54 13 Hong Kong, Nov. 13. OABIES' stomachaches are the cause of a parents' panic since five British children have died of dysentery within the past 48 hours and scores of sufferers are being taken to hospital. Dr. G. W. Pope, Medical Health Officer, states "the epidemic
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    TUNEFUL ALICE FAYE.
    109 13 At The Cinema. "Sing Baby Sin*." With Alice Faye, Adolphe Menjou, Gregory Ratoff. Twentieth Century Fox. At the Alhamhra. The pleasure~-of hearing A.ice Faye's tuneful and delightful voice crooning new numbers outwelght any weaknesses which "Sing Baby Sing" may. have. The story, of a singer's hardships] in
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    43 13 A Hindu Young Men's Literary Union gala was held at the Railway Institute g.ound, Singapore, yesterday, and a fancy dress soccer match between teams of married and single men was part of the programme The photo shows the married team —Straits Times Photograph.
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      MOSQUITO HABITS.
      747 13 "Insects Are Wonderfully Adaptable. To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir, Under the caption "Experts Wrong you publish some startling statements by Major C. 8. Jarvls, which permit of simple explanation without contradiction of known facts. Mosquitoes are known to breed in brackish water in Singapore, and
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    HAMMOND'S BRILLIANT BOWLING: 5 FOR 39 AT
    843 14 JACK BEATS FRISCO AT CALCUTTA. But The Crowd Thought He Was The Loser. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, Not. 10. THREE boxers well known to Singapore, Gunboat Jack, Young I risio and Young Tarley, and Al Ross, who has also visited Malaya, took
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    23 14 A group of competitors in the Junior singles championship event in the open lawn tennis tournament at »t the S.C.R.C.— Straits Times Photograph.
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    ARMY vs. JOHORE AT JALAN BESAR TODAY.
    281 14 MALAYA CUP RUGGER MATCH. Splendid rugger should be witnessed in the Malaya Cup match between the Army and Johore to be played at the Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon (not at Tanglin, as previously announced). With Chestnutt, standoff half, and Knight, centre threequarter,
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    D.I. NAVY'S SOCCER XI.
    68 14 Association Football. Matches At Farrer Park And Jalan Besar. A soccer team representing the Dutch Indies naval squadron now in Singapore will play two matches, today and tomorrow. This afternoon they meet an eleven representing the Royal Navy at Fairer Park. Tomorrow, at Jalan Besar Stadium,
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    This Morning's Track Work At Bukit Timah.
    341 14 By "Captain Dash." /■y\ LV slow and half pace work was done this morning, and it is early to arrive at definite conclurorus concerning the merits of the horses. When fast work is done the training will be of more definite interest. Ti.e
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    YOUNG ENGLAND WINS THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP.
    73 14 YOUNG ENGLAND WINS THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 13. The Liverpool Autumn Cup race, run today over 1!4 miles and 170 yards, at Liverpool, resulted as follows: YOUNG ENGLAND 8.2 (W. N. Evett) I PAPYRETTE 7.2 (D. Smith) 2 INCHKEITH 7.12 (S. O'Donoghue) 3 Won
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    OPEN TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Results At The S.C.R.C.
    184 14 OPEN TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Results At The S.C.R.C. Lawn Tennis. The open lawn tennis tournament of the S.C.R.C. began yesterday morning and in spite of intermittent rain the day's fixtures were played off as far as possible. The following were the results: JUNIOR OPEN SINGLES. Lim Chin Han beat H. Van
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    SEVEN FOR R.A.M.C.
    30 14 Hockey. The R.A.M.C. had an easy victory over the Excise Department at Tanglln yesterday, winning 7—o.7—0. The goal scorers were Saward (3), Allan (3) and Cruwys (1).
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    SWIMMING CLUB GALA. Children's Events.
    231 14 SWIMMING CLUB GALA. Children's Events. A holiday carnival, specially for children, was he'd at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday and was largely attended. Boys and girls under 15 years competed with great zeal and included some surprisingly good performers. Prizes were handed by Mrs. Bain to the winners of yesterday's
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    SYDNEY. N.S.W. OUT FOR
    265 14 SYDNEY. N.S.W. OUT FOR 273. They Were Over 200 For 3 Wickets. Sydney, Nov. 13. A FINE bowling pcrformanca "by Hammond was the feature of the M.C.C. match here today. He took five wickets for 39 runs in 17.4 overs when New South Wales seemed set for a big score,
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    18 14 Miss H. Marpherson, winner of the Hacker Cup for the women's championship at the S.S.C. Straits Times Photograph.
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      27 14 The handicaps for the first day (Nov. 21) of the S.T.C. winter meeting were issued today and will be found in the last column on Page 6.
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    CHINESE LOSE BY ONLY GOAL.
    287 15 Match With Inniskillings At Tanglin. ALTHOUGH it was a firvt eleven match, poor hockey was witnessed when the Chinese met the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers at Tangtia The visitors lost by the only goal, scored early in the half. 'second The Chinsse began the game Nvith
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    A.C.S. WIN ON THE PADANG.
    166 15 S.C.C. Defence Yields Four Goals. Excellent tactics by their tw> backs, P. F. Kinsey and G. E. C. Ash, prevented a Singapore Cricket Club eleven being defeated by the Anglo-Chinese Bchool by a greater margin than 4-2. on the padang yesterday. The School forwards were
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    15 15 An ACS. attack in progress in their match yesterday with the S.C.C. Straits Times Photograph
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    DRAW AT BALESTIER. Goal Each For Indians And Y.M.C.A.
    285 15 DRAW AT BALESTIER. Goal Each For Indians And Y.M.C.A. Plenty of keenness in spite of bad ground conditions marked the match which ended in a I—l draw, between the Indian Association and the V.M.C.A. at Balestier yesterday. The V.M.C.A. started with ten men but Lyne filled the breach after ten
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    28 15 Two hrothers— C. and M Restaty— met in the first round of the handicap •ingles in the open lawn tennis tournament at the SCR. C. Strait* Times Photograph.
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    A CAVALCADE OF BRITISH CHAMPIONS.
    354 15 Foord-Neusel Fight Prelude Next Wednesday. CYD HULLS, the promoter of the heavy-weight fight between Ben Foord and Walter Neusel at Harringay Arena next Wednesday, has hit on a brilliant idea. For some time he has thought that immediately before a big contest something of more
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    The Sports Diary.
    73 15 TODAY. Rugby: Arm; vs. Johore (Malaya Cup), Jalan Baser; S.B. Police vs. R.A.F., padang: St. Andrew's vs. Koto Raja, Farrer Park. Soccer: R.N. vs. N.I. Naval XI, at Farrer Park. Hockey: Inter-College match, Raffles College ground; R.A.O.C. vs. Cotta Ist. at P. Brani; R.A. (Changi) vs. B.C.RXT.
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    26 15 Ruddinr lawn tennis champion*: William Tan (left) and Parada Baranauri, whom he beat at the S.C B.C. yesterday in the Junior championship event Straits Times Photograph.
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    FINALS IN JOHORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    472 15 Badminton. Ng Ngoh Tee Again Wins Men's Singles. (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nov. 11. Ng Ngoh Tee, of the Companion Badminton Party, won the Chew Kla Bock Brothers challenge shield for the second year in succession when he beat Seah Tong Kang (Blues B.P.)
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    THE CLUB VERANDAH
    649 15 Rugby "Shamateurs"—They Exist Better Than The Dole —Japan To Spend Five Millions On The Games. Conducted by "ECHO." BREEZES are blowing up in Rugby Union football that may eventually cause investigating committees to be appointed. There is nothing new in the allegations, most of which ale scarcely
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    ST. ANDREWS XV TO MEET KOTA RAJA TODAY.
    60 15 The following will represent St /ndrew's today against the Kota Raja Club at Farrer Park: J. Baker; W. Ferguson. J. Rit<!.'>, D. Ross, J. Taylor; R Eu (captain), S. Ross; J. Ferguson, F. Thomas. Ho Seng Ann. P. Moss, F. Pullen. V
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    ORCHESTRA OF 90 IN SINGAPORE.
    255 16 Big Concert On Nov. 29. Following soon after the performance of "Carmen." there is to be anothei concert of Interest in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday. Nov. 29. given by the largest orchestra that has < played in Singapore within the memory of present
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    ALLEGED MURDER OF CHINESE WOMAN.
    74 16 (Frnm Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Nov. 12. Kunji Raman bin Nambiar was this morning produced before the Second Magistrate. Sheikh Abu Baker bin Yahya and charged with the murder of Cheah Saw Gim, a Chinese "Nonya" of 19 years of age at Linden Estate,
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    Meets Suffragettes He Arrested.
    98 16 Thirty-one years after, ex-Inspector Jar vis of the Metropolitan Police, who arrested nearly all the leading women in the suffrage movement and became known as the "gentleman inspector from Cannon Row," met many of the women he arrested at a commemorative dinner in a London restaurant.
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    FAMILY OF EIGHT LIVE LIKE CRUSOES.
    530 16 They Pay No Rent And Have No Postal Address. BRITAIN'S Robinson Crusoes, the D Chandlers, are preparing to face the rigour of winter in their home on the seashore near Folkestone. Mr. George F. Chandler, his wife, and heir six children (three boys and
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    DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN MUAR RESIDENT.
    178 16 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Nov. 12. The death tool: place early on Wednesday morning at her residence at Tanjong, Muar. of Datin Mohamed Shah, a well-known resident of Muar and Johore. at the age of over 80 years. The deceased was ailing for about
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    7 SHIPS LOST OFF EAST COAST.
    553 16 Pahang Letter. MONSOON WEATHER CONTINUES. MAILS DELAYED SIX MONTHS! (From Our East Coast Correspondent) F[E wet weather along the East Coast of the Peninsula is continuing unrelenting in its severity and yery heavy rainfall is being recorded in the coastal districts. Close upon the
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    JAPANESE THREATS IGNORED.
    191 16 Gen. Chiang Continuing Defence Works. Shanghai, Nov. 12. The Japanese Press is attacking Oen. Chiang Kai-shek, the Prime Minister and commander-ln-chlef, for taking steps for the defence of the provinces in North China, and for backing Nanking's so-called anti-Jp.panes-3 policy with elaborate defence measures in all the
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    EX-SERVICES DINNER AT IPOH.
    319 16 Annual Function Largely Attended. (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 12. There were sounds of revelry on the eve of the battle of Waterloo and this traditional form of rejoicing by fighting men was the keynote of the annual dinner and dance of the Ex-Services Association
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. TAY BOON PIAH.
    69 16 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Muar, Nov. 12. The burial of Mrs. Tay Boon Piah. nee Soh Slan Neo. whose death occurred last Saturday, took place yesterday morning. She is survived by her husband Mr. Tay Boon Piah. a member of the Muar Town Board,
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    MALACCA SERVICE.
    49 16 Wesley Church, Malacca, will hold a special "Peace" Service on Sunday a; C p.m. when Mr. Ho Seng Ong, MA will speak on the theme. "The Unfinished Task." The Anglo-Chinese School Scouts will attend this service as their annual Church Parade. Scouters and friends will be welcome.
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    1793 17 Trinity XXlll— Conflicting Claims Caesar And Christ. ¥T Is generally recognised that the year 312 A.D., when the Emperor Constar.tlne signed the Edict of Milan. Is a year of the first Importance In the history or religion, and whoever was responsible lor its actual terms, this Edict is
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    CHARGE ON WATER CONSUMPTION.
    103 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 12. Water supply in the F.M.S. Is at present being paid for by annual fee. A Bill which will be introduced in the Federal Council seeks to enable a charge on actual consumption or output to be Imposed in
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    29 17 Jimmy's Pet. ridden by Miss Tbrelc (above), won the Newmarket Town Plate, the only race in which women jockeys may take part, over a four miles course at Newmarket.
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    MAN HAS HIS HEART SCRAPED.
    193 17 London, Nov. 1. A YOUNG man lies smiling at visitors through celluloid windows of on oxygen tent in the Royal Chest Hospital. City Road, E.C. He is William Harley, aged twenty-eight, of Kettering, Northants, and he has just come successfully through one of the rarest
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      A Story That Goes With A Swing.
      110 18 The Terrcr Rap. By John Creasey. Mrlrose. 7s. Cd. Dcpartm nt Z is once more the storm centre ol ?.Ir Creasey's latest thriller. Jim Purke is again the chief antagonist of the foreign miscreants who would corner the munition market, although Cragle, the
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      A JOURNALIST WRITES HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
      629 18 Adventures In Australia: Air Race Impressions. And Far Frors. Home. By T. E. A. Healy. Michael Joseph. 12s. 6d. Mr. T. E. A. Healy worked for several ,ears as a journalist In Melbourne. Suddenly his job left him and he vent in search of adventure
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    Devant Tells His Secrets Of "Magic"
    1015 18 Devant Tells His Secrets Of "Magic" speaking tube. In her beautifully embroidered and fluffy dress was a slit, through which she pushed *'\e letters which were taken by an assistant to a cabinet containing a powerful electric light. Placing an envelope in front of this light he easily read the
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    BIHAR MOSLEMS & THE NEW INDIA REFORMS.
    740 19 BIHAR MOSLEMS THE NEW INDIA REFORMS. Aims And Objects Of The United Party. AN appeal for the formation of a 1 single strong party in Bihar toj work the new Reforms, was made Ly the Hon. Mr. S. A. Aziz (Minister, Bihar Government), in his address at the United Moslem
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    HOLY SITE FOUND BY SIKHS.
    195 19 Building Of Temple Amid Snows. Nandprayag. A party of Sikhs belonging to Sir Guru Ramdas Khalsa High School. Amrltsar, succeeded during August in locating the Hemkund, a place mentioned in Guru Govind Singh's autobiography as the place where he sat in devotion and meditation in
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    Mysore Durbar Gesture.
    166 19 Harijans Invited For First Time. Mysore. AN investiture was held in the t palace when His Highness the Maharaja conferred titles on certain senior officials. For the first time in the history of these durbars invitations were issued to Harijan members of the Representative Assembly, now in
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    48 19 An imposing: ceremony, marking: yet another stage in the development of the kingdom of Nepal, was held at Khatrcandu at the Singha Durbar, when His Highness Maharaja Joodha Shum Shere Jong Bahadur Rana (above) formally opened a telephone line from Khatmandu to Sirah. a distance of 177 miles.
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    Autograph On Rs. 5 Note.
    128 19 The Viceroy's Gift To Village Girl A TOUCHING incident occurred during the Viceroy's visit to Nandpur, a village in Ludhiana, where Lord Linlithgow broke journey rchtie returning to Delhi from Kashmir. Two village girti sang a song of welcome and His Excellency gave each a
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    A NARROW ESCAPE. Karachi Man Who Trod On A Cobra.
    77 19 A NARROW ESCAPE. Karachi Man Who Trod On A Cobra. Karachi. A Customs official at the Karachi airport received a shock while taking an after-dinner stroll. As he was passing one of the aeroplane hangars he trod on something soft and had the presence of mind to Jump away immediately.
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    Pandit Nehru's S.lndia Tour Opposed.
    255 19 Self-Respectors' Anger. DANDIT Jawaharlal Nehru, President of the Congress, was involved in several incidents with members of an organization called "The Self-Respectors," who were opposed to his South India tour. "The Self-Respectors" describe him as the "tool of Brahmin political designers In the south, determined
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    Call To Indian Women.
    400 19 Call To Indian Women. ECONOMIC FREEDOM. A Princess On Social Disabilities. Hyderabad, Oct. 30. "I AM happy to see that the ancient Hyderabadl tradition of intercommunal concord and friendship Is a living reality among the women of our Dominions," said Princess Durre Shehwar, daughter ol the ex-Sultan of Turkey and
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    VICEROY'S STAY IN KASHMIR.
    140 19 Lady Linlithgow Shoots Bear And Panther. Srinagar. Their Excellencies the Viceroy and Lady Linlithgow have been very lortunate in the weather during their visit to Kashmir. This is the first time that a Viceroy has visited Kashmir since Lord Irwin did so some j years ago
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    GANDHI OPENS"MOTHER OF INDIA" TEMPLE.
    49 19 Mahatma Gandlii performed '.he opening ceremony of the "Mother of India" temple at Bombay on Oct. '.5. He said that he wished the temple would be a place where all Indians could go to show respect to Mother India and forged their religious differences.
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    MOTHER OF C.-INC..OF THE NEPALESE ARMY DEAD.
    45 19 Khatmandu. The death hac occurred at the age of 73 of Her Highness the Bada Maharant, widow of Maharaja Bhim Shum Shere Jung Bahadur Rana and mother of the Commander-in-Chief, Gen. Sir Padma Shum Shere Jung Bahadur Rana.
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    203 20 Large crowds watched representatives ol the Dominions and Colonies place wreaths on the Nelson Column In Tralalgar Square to commemorate Trafalgar Day. Photo shows:— The scene In Trafalgar Square as wreaths were laid on the Nelson Column. reatlon Club held an open lawn tennis tournament yesterday, a report of which
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