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WANTED AGENTS VOL. XXIX NO. 271 BOMBAY: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1941 E ANNA *Ark Royal’ Torpedoed HE RUN ON SOVIET EXPENDITURE And Sunk BATTLE FRONTS EXCEEDS Attacks On Moscow REVENUE NEW DELHI, November U- The latest statement of the Central Government’s Brilliant Record In Two monthly accounts published Beaten Back today shows that excluding periodical adjustments and the transactions of Railways and the Posts and Telegraphs Department, FIERCE FIGHTING RAGES expenditure in September exceed Years Of War Service ed revenue by Rs. one and three- quarter crores. The total excess ot expenditure AT GATES OF CAUCASUS over revenue during the first six months of the current year was ACTIVE FROM ARCTIC TO CAPE Rs. twenty-five and a quarter crores, as compared with Strategic Heights Recaptured Rs. twenty-one and three-quarter SHE ACCOUNTED FOR 100 crores in the corresponding period of the last year. Revenue this In Murmansk Area year is better by twelve and AXIS AIRCRAFT quarter crores but Defence Expen diture has increased by Rs. tifteen LONDON, Nov. 14, and three-quarter crores. Net receipts from Railways dur LONDON, Nov. 14. T H E Russians have regained the initiative on the ing these six months are Rs. seven 1 Moscow Front. This change in the situation is crores better but although avail T IS officially announced that " Ark Royal” has able to the Central Government also confirmed by the Vichy radio. The Russians for ways and means purposes, been sunk. “Ark Royal” had been torpe have now launched attacks in all the main sectors these do not effect the Revenue / position to their full extent, since doed and was being towed. of the front against masses of guns and infantry a substantial portion is transfer massed by the Germans. able to the railway reserve fund It is learned authoritatively that “ Ark Royal” at the end of the year. AT GATEWAY TO CAUCASUS Defence Loan receipts from wqs attacked eastward of Gibraltar. April to September (excluding In the Crimea fierce battle is raging outside conversions of 3 per cent bonds, 1941 which amounts to Rs. five CASUALTIES NOT HE A VY Kerch, the gateway to the Caucasus. The other Ger and a half crores) totalled Rs. man thrust towards Caucasus north of the Crimea is twenty-nine and a half crores but, The casualties in “Ark Royal” it is believed are still held outside Rostov on the Don. owing mainly to the conversion not heavy. A large number of the compliment are and cancellations of the rupee A German Communique claims that German counterparts of sterling loans, the known to have been saved. permanent debt shows a net re • troops are in front of Kerch. duction of Rs. seventeen crores.— The iast days o f “ Ark Royal” were spent in pro A. P. viding fighter escort for impotrant convoys in the M e RED ARMY REGAINS MAHATMA’S EAL TO GOVT. diterranean, it is officially announced. . . m L A T IV E . German Attacks Repulsed [ARK ROYAL’S’ RECORD i f il i On Many Sectors GJ IT REQUEST MOSCOW, Nov. 14. ‘Ark Royal’s’ aircraft shot down or severely PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT scored a big victory when the United The liveliest parts of the States House of Representatives gave congressional approval for BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE damaged in this war over 100 German and Italian removing Neutrality Act bans. The American Navy is now free Moscow-Front are still the sectors to play its part in battle for freedom of the Seas. (SEE PAGE 7) around Tula and Volokolamsk. In aircraft. creasing activity is reported from ‘Jaiprakash Has Lost Heavily In Weight: Refusal this last sector where Soviet pres BRITAIN’S TERROR sure is continuing. The Germans To Consider , Case Until Hunger-strike Is t a » “ ”BRP0SEVELT EVADES QUESTION: are replying by tank raids, but WARSHIP ' their formations are being .bro Given Up Is .Cruel Joke” executive officer in “ Courageous”, ken up by close range Soviet artil the first aircraft carrier to be WARDHAGANJ. Nov. 14. Britain’s famous aircraft car lery fire. In two recent encounters rier “Ark Royal’ “sunk*’ half a lost in this war. “Ark Royal” is J IS IT WAR IN FAR EAST? Mahatma Gandhi has issued dozen times in Dr. Goebbels’ im the third to gc down. H.M.S'. thirty per cent of the fifth S. S. the following statement to the agination, has been after two ‘'Courageous'’ was torpedoed and Regiment was badl‘y cut up by press:— years’ spirited action in the Medi sunk in the channel and H .M .S. troops under General Sukhanov’s U. S. Marines Withdrawn, But Guuboats Will command. “ 1 sent the following telegram terranean and elsewhere torpe “Glorious” and her escort of two to Shri Jaiprakash Narain on the doed by a U-Boat and while in destroyers weie sunk by the Ger Continue To Operate In Yangtze: Soviet German troops have been 12th instant:— tow went to the bottom. man battle-cruisers “Schamhorst” Rejects Tokyo Protest: War Bill driven back several miles and “ I strongly advise discontinuance An Admiralty ‘comrrrtinique and “ Gneisenau”, last reported lost 2,000 dead and wounded of hunger-strike by you and others announces : V ’The Board of the bottled up in French harbours by Before Japanese Diet when attempting to reach the public opinion being created for ’ Admiralty regret to announce the R .A F., off Norway in June road from Tula northward to securing relief. Doctor Rajendra that H. M. Aircraft Carrier iast year. If was revealed to-day NEW YORK. November 14. Serpukhov which is about half Prasad and Mian Iftikharuddin “ Ark Royal” Our Tabulated 42. SITUATIONS VACANT Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Wanted Two Actresses for Variety Touring party on good salary. GOVERNMENT Announcements COORG FOREST DEPARTMENT THE INDIAN RADIO & CABLE NOTICE. IN THE HIGH COURT OF Apply Box No. 15354, “ Bombay Legal and Public Notifications are COMMUNICATIONS CO., LTD. JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY. Adlets Chronicle.” published in these columns at the SANDALWOOD AUCTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN following rates:— Mercara, the 4th November, 1941 NOTICE. that VITHALDAS DAMODAR GO- ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL Wanted Lawyers, Graduates, Doc per column VINDJI has contracted to sell to JURISDICTION. 1 Anna Per Word tors and Engineers to apply lor inch per 90 tons, more or less, of clean NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN our client the undermentioned “Terms” to Kapoor Company Cloth insertion sandalwood will be sold by Public that the SHARE TRANSFER property. All persons having any Suit No. 1930 of 1938. Minimum Re. 1. claim to the said property by way Market, Delhi. (15347) 1st Insertion Rs. 7-8-0 Auction at Fraserpet Koti on SAT BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, the 25th of inheritance, gift. lease, lien, JANARDAN HARI GAVAN- CHHOTA CHHOTA ADVERTISE 2nd Insertion Rs. 5-8-0 URDAY, the 13th December, 1941, Wanted a Stenographer on a start November, 1941, to TUESDAY, the maintenance, mortgage, charge, KAR Plaintiff. 3rd and Subsequent at 10 A M. For further particu MENTS are inserted in these ing salary of Rs. 60|- p. m. in the Insertions Rs. 4-8-0 9th December, 1941, iboth days sale or otherwise howsoever are vs grade of Rs. 40-4-80-5-100. Matri lars. please apply to the Chief inclusive). hereby required to make the same GOVIND BAPUJI GAVAN- Mofussil advertisers are requested Forest Officer, Coorg, Mercara. Columns on cash payment only culate and L.S.G.D. preferred. Ap to send remittances in advance Dated this 14th day of Novem known In writing to the under XAR Defendant. and are charged at the rate of ply to the President, Parle-An- and state clearly whether they (6525) ber, 1941. signed within 14 days from the PURSUANT to Consent Order ONE ANNA per word. Minimum dheri Municipality, Vile Parle, be wish to insert their advertise By Order of the Board of date hereof. All other claims if and Consent Decree Absolute for Directors. any which are not so received Sale, dated 8 th October, 1940, the charge is fixed at Re. 1 for 16 fore 23rd November, 1941. (6532) ments in these columns or in the will be considered as null, void words. Numericals (up to 10 Classified. THE KAROULI GINNING & For F. M. CHINOY & CO.. LTD following immovable property Wanted Loco Drivers, outstation GULAMHUSEIN F. CHINOY, and waived and the purchase will will be sold by Public Auction in figures) and Abbreviations are to PRESS CO., LTD. be completed without reference holding second class boiler attend Director, one lot by the Commissioner of be counted as complete words NOTICE to any such claims. ant’s certificate (Trolly Line». Ap NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Secretaries & Treasurers. this Honourable Court at his Radio House, DESCRIPTION OF THE SPECIAL REDUCTION in our ply Box 15357, “Bombay Chroni that an EXTRAORDINARY GEN Office in the Court House on cle.” WANTED A GRADUATE of the Apollo Bunder, Bombay. PROPERTY THURSDAY, 4th December. 1941, Bombay University in Mechanical ERAL MEETING of the above (6530i at 4 p.m. (S.T.). scheduled rate of one anna per Company will be held at the Re ALL THAT piece or parcel of word will be allowed until fur Wanted Branch Managers with Engineering , _ ,, . and having a diploma, PARTICULARS. eood nrosnerts Must he Matriru of Proi>«ency in Electrical Tech- gistered Office of the Company Pension & Tax Tenure land or FIRSTLY:—All the following ther notice at the rate of 25 p.c. gooa prospects. Must be Matncu- nology of Bangalore Research In at Navsari Chambers, Outram NOTICE. ground cess whereof has since on all CASH PAYMENTS provided lates and 20 to 25 years of age been redeemed together with the pieces of the land at village Sasoo stitute for the post cf Water Road, Fort, Bombay, on MON Navaghar Pada Karnala in Talu- the same Adlet is to appear for Apply for terms and conditions to Works and Mechanical Engineer DAY, the 3th December, 1941, at SEALED TENDERS for contracts messuage tenement or building three times or more in a week Box No. 654^ “Bombay Chronicle thereon situate, lying and being at ka Bassein and District of Tha for the Baroda City Municipality 3 P. M. (S.T. 1 for the purpose oi of Semai (Match Wood) and na bearing respectively:— The complete week to be calculat in the grade of Rs. 150 30/3 250 ______Kakad (Garugaplnnata) Modhal Wanka Mohola in the City and ed from Monday to Sunday. Wanted capable people to sell oui considering the business of carry Registration Sub-District of Bom Survey No. Hissa No. Area. plus Rs. 25 Motor-Cycle allowance. ing the Company into voluntary 1 (Odina Wodiar* trees one thousand 251 0-20 renowned NU Gold ornaments. Applications should reach the un bay, containing by admeasure STILL ONE MORE FACILITY Apply for a sample set compris liquidation and, if and as though and one hundred cart loads res— ment 176 Square Yards or there 253 0-19 dersigned on or before 10th De fit, passing Special. Extraordinary Pectively in Bansda State are In 261 3 6-24 ing of (Ear-ring, Rings, Bangles cember, 1941. Practical experience abouts according to the Cadas and Ordinary Resolutions as pe vited to reach Dewan latest 8 th 265 2-13 Is offered to our Adletisers. Tabu and Pendant etc.) worth Rs. 30- of about 4 years in connection December. 1941. Details on appli tral Survey Register and entered lated Adlets that appear in the copies of the said Resolution? in the books of the Collector of 268 7- 3 ■supplied at sample price of Rs. 5 with working and repairing of cation to Forest Officer. 269 2-22 “BOMBAY CHRONICLE” if re NU Gold Works Limited, The Mali pump, motor and other machi sent to each member of the Com 8533 Land Revenue under Old Nos 225, pany by post. 225, New Nos. 1720, 1721, Old Sur SECONDLY:—All those pieces peated the same evening in the Lahore. (6472) nery as well as automobiles Is of land at Village Sarja Mori in “BOMBAY SENTINEL” will be necessary. In the first instance, Bv Order of the Board, vey No. 226, 226. New Survey Nos. 152 and 153. Cadastral Survey Taluka Bassein and District charged for the “SENTINEL” at Wanted—An experienced Gujerati the vacancy Is for one year, but NARANDAS RAJARAM & Co.. Thana. knowing B.Com., with Account the vacancy is likely to be per Legal Notices Nos. 731 and 733 of Bhuleshwar half-anna per word per insertion Secretaries, Treasurers & Division and in those of the As Survey Hissa Area Assessment Without any further reduction ancy and Auditing to work as manently filled at the end of the Agents. No. No. year. sessor and Collector of Municipal whatsoever. Supervisor and Auditor. Apply (6526) Rates & Taxes under C Ward 2 1 1-3% 5-0-0 stating qualifications, experience V. S. MAHAJANI. IN THE HIGH COURT OF Municipal Commissioner. JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY. Nos. 3190 and 3191, Street Nos. 1 For further particulars and ADLETS OF PRIVATE NATURE and terms to Rao Saheb Jadav, and 2, and bounded on the East conditions of sale, application Managing Director, Gujera>t Ur Dated, 10th November, 1941 6524. THE CENTRAL PROVINCES partly by the property of Shankar should be made at the office Of are inserted with Box Numbers ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL Ramjl Gharat and partly by the ban Banks Co-operative Supervis RAILWAYS CO., LTD. JURISDICTION. the said Commissioner or at the and in such cases the six words ing Union Ltd., Surat. (15340* property of Shamsuddln bln Hajl office of Messrs. SAMANT & CO., —Box No. ( ------), “The Bombay NOTICE. NOTICE. Miya Pathan and others (Muta- Attorneys for the plaintiff above- Chronicle’’,—must be paid for. Wanted— Lady Graduates, exper Suit No. 1293 of 1940. valies* on the West by Wanka named at No. 381, Hornby Road, The management reserves the ienced in teaching High School BE IT KNOWN TO ALL PER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Mohalla. on the North by the pro- Fort, Bombay. right to revise any Adlet or re classes in all subjects. Grade 65 SONS it may concern that the that the TRANSFER BOOKS of THE ASIAN ASSURANCE ])erty of Malta Dayal Rangdas Dated this 27th day of October, fuse publication without assign 4-85 or 80-5-100 according to qua Policy No. 127453 issued to me by the above Company will be CLOS COMPANY, Limited - Plaintiffs, !Potdar and on the South by the 1941. ing any reason for doing so. lifications. Apply sharp with testi- The Hindusthan Co-operative In versus property of the Trustees of Hajee (Sd.) ARMAND F. SEQUEIRA, ED from MONDAY, the 1st De MANOHAR PANDURANG small Haji Habib Charity Trust monia's and full particulars to surance Society, Limited, Calcutta, cember. to THURSDAY, the 18th Commissioner. BLOCK LETTERED OR TYPE has been LOST to which effect I LAUD & Others. .. Defendants. of 4/2/1878. the Director of Education, Bika December, 1941, both days inclu PURSUANT TO DECREE Abso Dated this 14th day of Novem swore an affidavit on 6th Novem sive. (6528) W RITTEN Adlets will ensure cor ner. (649ti lute for Sale, dated 3rd day of ber. 1941. ber, 1941, before Mr. A. S. Baroda- By Order of the Board. KANGA & CO. KILLICK, NIXON & CO., April, 1941, the following immov rect insertion. No responbillty Wanted an experienced Catholic walla. J. P. & Hon. Presidency able property will be sold by Pub Purchaser’s Attorneys. Magistrate Court. Girgaum, Bom Agents. IN THE HIGH COURT OF for any mistake, oversight, mis lady teacher, matriculate, for a lic Auction by the Commissioner Address: JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY. primary school in the Bombay bay. The said Policy is herebv Home Street, Fort, print, etc., will be accepted by Bombay, 14th November, 1941. of this Honourable Court at the Readymoney Mansion, the Management. Replies to the Suburban District, State mini made null and void and anybody premises on Thursday, 27th No Churchgate Street, dealing with the same will do so (6531) ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL Adlets should be sent for often to mum salary required Box No. vember. 1941, at 4 p.m. (S.T.* Fort, Bombay. JURISDICTION. avoid heavy congestion at our 15336, “Bombay Chronicle.” at his own risk. PARTICULARS. 6538. BOMBAY MUNICIPALITY. FIR S TLY:—ALL that piece of Office. Dated 14t,h November 1S41. Suit No. 298 of 1940. Wanted a Persian teacher to coach MOHAMEDBHAI ABDULLABHA1 Victoria Gardens, Bvculla, Pension and Tax land now re a boy in Std. IV in Matunga. KERA. Bombay. deemed with the building there on at Queen’s Road, Bombay, ad NOTICE. RATANSEY MANEKCHAND *0. MATRIMONIAL Gujrati preferred. Apply stating (15355) & Others ...... Plaintiffs. / y w v s r > - v,'v \ •-> salary expected to Box No. 15329. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that measuring 555 square yards (as the EASTERN HALF of the mentioned in Old documents but versus "Bombay Chronicle.” THE MANMAR MFG. CO., LTD. SHIR1NBANOO, widow arid Indian Christian bachelor 31, em GOWALIA TANK MAID AN shall which according to Cadastral NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Survey Measurement is 622 square that BANCO NACIONAL ULTRA- another Defendants. ployed Bombay, 450 Rupees per Wanted a graduate teacher for NOTICE. be kept RESERVED for holding PURSUANT TO DECREE Abso month, happy and independen’ Arabic-EnglLsh for a High School the Third Session of the Bombay yards) or thereabouts registered MARINO, a Joint Stock Company Students’ Conference and an Ex in the Collector of Land Revenue lute for Sale, dated 8 th October, though lonely, calls for genuine in Bombay. Apply with qualifica 59TH ORDINARY GENERAL Incorporated according to the 1940, and Judge’s Order, dated friendship from a respectable and tions and lowest salary expected hibition from 17th November, 1941 under No. 120, bearing Cadastral MEETING of the Shareholders of Survey No. 40 of Girgaum Divi laws of Portugal have agreed to 1st September, 1941, the following educated young lady. View matri to Box No. 15338, “Bombay Chro to 27t,h November, 1941. immovable property will be sola the Company will be held at 3-30 Bv order of the Municipal sion and Municipal “D” Ward Nos. sell to our client the undermen mcny. Box No. 15341, “Bombay nicle.” P. M. (S. T.) on WEDNESDAY, by Public Auction by the Com • Commissioner for 1473 (1-2) at 1476, Street No. 21 tioned property:— missioner of this Honourable Chronicle.” 10-12-1941 at Co.’s registered Office, the City of Bombay and bearing Collector’s New No Devkaran Nanji Building, 17, El- Court at the premises on Monday, 43. SITUATIONS WANTED D. I. AHMADI. A 947, Old Survey No. 121 and All persons having any claim SOCIAL phinstene Circle, Fort, Bombay, to New Survey Nos. 2 and 2'8065. 24th Noveniber, 1941, at 4-30 p.m. Victoria Gardens Office, against or to the said property by (S.T.) -»• • * A - transact the business stated in the Bombay. 13’ h November, 1941. SECONDLY:—All that piece or Ladies, Gentlemen, Introductions way of inheritance, mortgage, PARTICULARS. A Competent Hindu typist seeks notice posted. Pension and Tax land, situate on for Friendship, Companionship. ALL THAT piece of Govern employment as a Typist available TRANSFER BOOKS will be (6529* the North-East side of Queen’s sale, gift, lease, Hen, charge, Matrimony. Social, Occupational ment Redeemed Foras land with - CLOSED from 27-ll-’41 to 10-12-’41. Road, Bombay, admeasuring 28C trust, maintenance, easement or advancement. Write Madame So for immediate service. Apply Box square yards or thereabouts bear dwelling house thereon known as No. 15333 “Bombay Chronicle.” both days inclusive. F block at Grant Road, on private rel, Post Box 87, Bombay, enclos MAGANLAL DALFATRAM ing Cadastral Survey No. Ij39 of otherwise howsoever are hereby Girgaum Division bearing Collec Lane off Balaram Street in Bom ing stamped (2-14 annas* self- KHAKHA. Legal Notices required to make the same known bay, admeasuring 281 square yards addressed envelope. (15288* <8 . OFFICE PREMISES TO LEI Chairman. tor's New No. 17292, New Survey in writing to the undersigned at or thereabouts (mentioned In (6523) No. 7 8064 and bearing Municipal “D” Ward Nos. 1473 (1-2) at their Office at Medows House, Me- prior deeds as 288 square yards* 42. SITUATIONS VACANT being a portion of a large piece A spacious Westernly modern 1476, Street No. 21. dows Street, Fort, Bombay, within Office-room including a record NOTICE OF SALE. For further particulars and of land bearing Collector’s Old NOTICE. 14 days from the date hereof, Nos. 33, 35, New Nos. S!13533, Wanted—Clerks and Managers on room on 3rd floor Rs. 70j-. (ii) A ! conditions of Sale, applicatioi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN otherwise the sale will be com 13535, 13906, 13009, 13914, 13944, 40 and 50 for new offices esta . large godown Rs. 65 -, Zoroastrian APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED I should be made at the Office of 13955 and Old Survey Nos. 174, Association Building, 16, Elphin that Messrs. MUNCHERJI JEHAN the said Commissioner or at the pleted without reference to any blishment in Madras Presidency. from Registered Medical Gradu GIRJI SETHNA and RUSTOMJI 176, 177, 173, 175, AI131, 132 and Apply General Business Empo stone Circle, Fort, (15343' ates for the post of an Honorary Office of Messrs. VAKIL DADA- such claim and the same, If any, Cadastral Survey No. 8|152 of /W VW W >^/\^VN^W V i JEHANGIRJI SETHNA, both of BHOY & BHARUCHA, Attorneys rium (India* Delhi. *15344' Ophthalmic Surgeon at the V. S. Bombay Parsee inhabitants, have will be considered as waived. Tardeo Division and New Survey 141 EDUCATIONAL ADLETS Civil Hospital, fhana. The post for the Plaintiffs abovenamed at No. 19:6984 and of Municipal D Wanted— A Glass Blower with contracted to sell the undermen No 23-26, Dalai Street, Fort, Bom A v y 'V ' carries no honorarium or any sort tioned property to our client. DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. Ward No. 4403 (1) and Street No. practical experience in making of other remuneration. bay. 38. glass ampoules of various capacity. Latest Scientific Research Discov That any person or persons hav The aoove property is known ALL THAT piece or parcel of ery, has made Tailors’ Cutting, as Appointment will be made for a ing any claim, right, title and as “Laud Mansions" and Is si For further particulars and con Salary according to qualifications. period of two years, renewable land or ground, situate at the ditions of Sale, application should Apply stating experience and sa- tonishingly simple. Now, educated interest in or to the said pro tuate opposite (he Charni Road be made at, the Office of the said youths can learn everyday gar on termination, and terminable at petty by way of sale, exchange Railway Station. junction of Lamington Road and lary required to:—The Ehrlich La any time by one month’s notice Dated this 4th day of Octobei Commissioner or at, the Office Of boratory, Royapettah. Madras 1 ments in 20 days; London D i> mortgage, charge, trust, lien, pos Scuter Street, outside the Fort of Messrs. POPATLAL & CO., Attor loma Courses in 4 to 6 months on either side. The selected can session. maintenance, gift, inhere 1941 (15346 * didate will be on probation for Bombay, together with the build neys for the Plaintiffs above- guaranteed. Scientific London tance, lease, easement or other (Sd.) ARMAND F. SEQUEIRA one year in the first instance. Commissioner named at Alii Chambers, 3rd floor, Tailoring College, 143, Princess wise howsoever is hereby required ings standing thereon being Plots Journalists, Cartoonists, Agents, The applicants will have to come Dean Lane, Fort, Bombay. Street. Bombay. (15349' to make the same known in writ (6199) No. 70 & 70A of the Agripada Publishers (no remuneration), for interview with the Civil Sur Dated this 16th day of October, Patrons, wanted for labour journal w ing to the undersigned at their Estate of the Bombay City Im 1941 geon, Thana at their own expense. Office at 36, Tamarind Lane, Ta (Sd.) ARMAND F. SEQUEIRA, starting. Box No. 15321, “Bombay 327. AGENTS WANTED Applications, in duplicate, giving IN THE HIGH COURT OF provement Trust, bearing former Chronicle.” ______marind House, Fort, Bombay, JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY. ly New Survey No. 3525 and now Commissioner. date of birth, caste and sub-caste, within Fourteen Days from the New Survey No. 3506 and C. S. No. Wanted—Candidates for Station domicile, degrees or diplomas with (8535) Wanted Influential Agents to pur date hereof, otherwise the sale will ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL 1605 of Byculla Division and “E” Master course. Free training, dates of obtaining them, number be completed without any regard Ward No. 4134(1) and 4134GA), chase Tower Brand Washing of unsuccessful attempts made be JURISDICTION. lodging. Scholarship Rs. 30- and Soaps, Cash. Apply the Baku Soap to any such claim and the same Street Nos. 30-32 and 47 and fore obtaining their degrees or dip Rail fare terms.’ Apply with stamp Works, Matunga, Bombay 19 if any will be considered as bounded as follows: On the North- to:—The Superintendent, Railway lomas and previous experience Suit NO. 1122 of 1939. East partly Plot No. 71 of the said (15285 waived. MANGOOMAL HARGOVIND- 5th And Now Training School (Oldest and Best* /WWWVWAA/VWVW > with copies of testimonials should Estate, partly by land of the said reach the Civil Surgeon, Thana DESCRIPTION OF THE SING, a firm and others Improvement Trust laid out as a THE FAREWELL WEEK! Ambala City. 346. INVESTMENTS ...... Plaintiff not later than 23rd Nov., 1941. PROPERTY. passage and beyond that by Plot NEW THEATRES Wanted a Health Officer for Bhav Any endeavour on the part of vs. No. 73 of the said Estate on the Heart-appealing nagar City Municipality, (1* Grade Ail that piece or parcel of (1) AHMED MALA DALAL, South by Souter Street and on For Investors Golden Opportu the candidates to enlist support for Pension and tax (redeemed) land LOVE ROMANCE of the post Rs. 50 to 75 with Rs. 7 (2 1 YOOSUF MALA DALAL, the North-West by Lamington nity. Sell freely: Cotton and their applications will disqualify or ground hereditaments and pre cycle allowance, (2) No private them for the appointment. (3) HAJI ABDUL REHMAN Ro»d. Shares and make fortune. Little ntises with the buildings and IBRAHIM DALAL ... Defendants practice is allowed, (3* The can pain and guaranteed good gain. CIVIL SURGEON, structures standing thereon situ Dated this 13th day of Novem “L A G A N” didate must be an L.C.P.S. or of a PURSUANT TO DECREE Abso Consult at once. Mr. Ranam, 107. Thana. ate, lying and being at Sonapur ber 1941. with higher qualification, with experi lute for Sale dated 6th August Dadysheth Agiari Street, 2nd V. S. Civil Hospital, Street near Chandanwadi at SAIGAL, KANAN, NAWAB ence of Municipal Sanitation, (4* Thana, Nov., 1941. 1940, the following immovable pro KAMDAR & CO , floor, Bombay 2. (15356* Dhobi Talao, outside the Fort in perty will be sold. by Public Auc Daily 4, 6-45, 9-45 p.m. Candidate with experience in Ma iVWVWVSiWWWWWVW (6542) the Island and Registration Sub- Matinee to-day and to-morrow Jaria control will be preferred, (5* tion by the Commissioner of this Purchaser’s Attorneys. 347 LOANS & MORTGAGES District of Eombay, bearing Ca Honourable Court at his Office in at 1-15 p.m. Applications must reach the Pre dastral Survey No. 453 (part) of 6527. sident City Municipality Bhavna »/W »A GOVT. SECURITIES 2 TABLETS ■■■■ • ---- PROFIT-TAKING IN SHARE BAZAR Bombay, Nov. 14. Indian Stock I 3/4 per cent 1948 v i_ean 96-2 • 1/2 oei cent G P Notes 96-0 i per cent 1951-54 Loan 99-13 Steels And Textiles Decline Exchange HGESTION . per cent 1949 52 can 100-0 3 1/2 per cent 194. <50 Loan 103-4 4 per cent 1960/70 Loan IN 80 SECONDSI 111-0 WEAKNESS IN COTTON TELLS Boiub'y : November 14. 4 per cent 1943 Bonds 103-13 The market displayed an easier trend in 3 per cent War Bonds 102-0 Bomba\ : November 14. the earlier stage» but later showed a reco 4 1.2 per c»m i 9jO0 i oan.114 1; The local Share Bazar was influenced b> Yarn And Silk Merchants very. Tata Deferreds after opening lower at TA* FREE LOANS the shaip drop in raw cotton market in 2100 receded further to 2095 while Tata Ord) 5 per cent 1945/55 Loan 111-0 the absence of any important buying the Quotations naries opened at 395 and eased off to 394/8. 4 per cent 1953/6-1 Mysore 1 iG market opened quiet and assumed sagging Bombay . Novemtiei 14 Subsequently prices recovered somewhat. De 64 2 Koru Nlssm ferreds rising upto 2110 and Ordinaries to 5 per cent 1955 Mysore <27-8 tendency, it appeared as if the market will OUCH drop down but moderate support appeared ¿pot 0 397. Textile shares after opening easier were Gti.'P ha i ION ii< B I N i u i ...... 36 1C and the sellers withdrew and prices recov .November inclined to rule steady. Bombay Dyeings 4 per cent B P T 1947 110-8 ered partially under scattered buying The 34/2 Koru Nig* y moved around 1300. India 1. Iron* were again ;HAT^ rMo*«evy ,0 I per cent M Deb >94? HO-8 niarket was hesitant awaiting international Spot easier at 34. I d I C E S T I F I______v't 5 i pe cent M 0c*- 1965 116-8 developments and prices chances were com November ...... 4C f The following were the important quota paratively narrow 62 2 A ny— tions on the Exchange to-day •>er cent M Oeb 1954 129 0 Tata Deierreds (2112 8) 2100 2095 2110 2105 ■ Per cent K P T 1956 130-0 lesterday the Wallet. market was very Spot b steady and mildly improved on the belief November ...... 3 9 0 Tata Ordinaries (397/8) 395 94/8 97 96 'rend: Steady that the setback may have been overdone 8 0,2 Any Ttta Ordinary 3%. Tata Deferred 2105. In At the same time tax fears. Far-Eastern an Spot ...... 3 11 b dian Iron 34 Steel Corporatibn of Bengal RENNIES xiety and the depressing labour picture Novembe...... 3 12 n 20/12, Bombay Dyeing 1305 Central India MONEY MARKE'I 150 Any— 383/12 Centur.v 440. Gokak 233 A2. Kohinoor Spot ...... 3 0 9 500, Simplex 157,8. Andhra Valley 1740, Tata Novembei 9 Hydro 181/14, Tata Power 1710- Associated Cement 161/4. Belapur 220. Bombay Burma ACTIVE SHARES AT A GLANCE Old 500 LU.NAJ05» .— B'jmbay : N0Vembtr 14 Bombay : November 14 TEJI MANDI PREMIUMS Banks buylDK 90 days/St 1/6 i/« Twn Bombay Dyeing (1420) 1403 1400 1412 1400 1402 Bombay : November 14 moot be Century (485) 483 47b 482 476 478 480 Wheat January ...0 5 0 3 per cent Defence Bonds (Previous Banks buying 90 daya/St 1/6 9/32 Three centrai India (451) 447 440,8 446 443/8 442 Wheat May ...... 0 12 6 Issues) ...... Rs 45.14,31,000 months Kohinoor (582) 57b 571 577 573 | Linseed May- ...... 0 15 6 3 per cent Second Defence Loan Banks buying 90 days/St 16 9/3? Font .New Great (370) 366 361 365 363 Groundnut February ...... 5 0 0 1949-52 From 1st February to \O^q ^ 0 0 U P W hat Do Your Stars mouths. Simplex (196) 194 191 193 192 Castorseed May ...... 5 12 0 8th November 1941 (in B C. H A IL s Swadeshi (.497) 493 488 489 485 4% 493 494 } Cottonseed January ...... 1 12 0 eluding Conversions. . Rs 43,46,91,700 Foretell For 1942 T T 1/5 15/161 11 L> 1/6 15/16 Associated Cement <166) 165 8 165 Silver 1st settlement ...... 0 8 0 INTEREST FREE DEFENCE BONDS. Banks selling T T 1/5 31/32; U O 1/6 31/32 Tramways Ordinary (151) 149 Silver 2nd settlement ...... 0 12 0 Subscriptions to November 8 Tata Hydro (185) 185 Always ask fo r Learn AT ONCE the exact plane, 1 Gold 1st settlement ...... 0 10 0 All-India ...... Rs. 2,61,22,000 NE\vlkyotHKD- T T 1/6 Vi2: D U 1/6 1/8 Tata How er (1797) 1800 1795 1790 Gold 2nd settlement ...... 1 0 0 tary conditions for everyday be Bombay City ...... Rs. 65,73,800 Baoks selling T T Ks 332 3/4; D D Ks Tata .Steel Defd (2187) 2177 2160 2165 2170 I POST OFFICE TEN-YEAR DEFENCE LILY fore making ANY change in 332 3/4 2172 2165 2160 , . SAVINGS CERTIFICATES home, business speculation, em Banks buying T T Hi 329 1/2: D D Ks. Tata Steel Ordinary (410/8 ) 408 407 409 407 PEPPER AND GINGER. Subscriptions to November fa BISCUITS ployment, love, marriage, friends, 328 1/2 Tata Steel 2nd Pref (154) 153,8 153/4 Bombay : November 14 Allpai Pepper ready per candy ...... 85 0 0 All-India ...... Rs. 4,01,42,000 travel, health, accidents, favour Cross Kates Dol. 4.02 1,2; 3 1/2 Bellapur (253) 24b 247 250 249 Bombay City ...... Rs. 45,96,340 -a thin crisp MONTREAL Bombay Steam (480) 472 Maha Sud 15th ...... 84 8 0 able and adverse (lavs YOUR Banks selling T T Ks 302 1/2; O l> Ks Bombay Burma (552) 545 54i 540 Chaitra Sud 15th ...... 87 0 0 hiscuit made WEEKLY FORECAST'S extend 302 1/2 Ginger ready ...... 35 0 0 of finest Maha Sud 15th ...... 26 0 0 SUGAR MARKET ing from 12 to Banks buying T T Re. 297 1/4: D D Ks irrowrooi 16 pages, “based 295 3,4 Chaitra Sud 15th ...... 27 0 0 Bombay : November 14 Urose Rates Dol. 4.43/47 on yonr Birth presented a rally while gains predominat fin e Volute Java ¡sugar per cwt— flour JAVA ed. There were evidences of tax selling. U.8. LINSEED AND WHEAT Java Ready from Bond Rs 15 date w ill cove»- ^Banks selling T T Gld 56 3/4; D l) Old Steel shares gained one dollar at 52 1/4. African from Bond Rs. 13/4 Strongly every dav for Anaconda Copper Mining shares improved Bombay : November 14 Shipment June Rs. ll/4ir,B.H . t h e NEXT Banks buying T T Gld 57 1/2; D D Gld 1, 2 at 26 and General Motors declined 1/8 Linseetk May ...... 8 15 3 ¿snipment September Rs. 10/4 F B H recommended 57 1/2 at 36 172. Wheat January ...... 510 9 Eimiaii Sugars Ready- T W B L V E W heat May ...... 6 14 9 for grown-up? M O \ T H S Cross Kates Gld 7.58/62 In the local market Tata Steel Defd Ordinary Rs. 15 to 15/8 JAPAN:— shares opened at Rs. 2177 and declined to Large grain Rs. 15/10 to 16/8 of alJ ages w ith exact Banks selling T T not quoting; D i) not Rs. 2160 but recovered to Rs. 2168. Ordinary GROUNDNUTS AND SEEDS. xoue : —Steady ha p pe niii gs quoting shares opened at Rs, 408 and after declin Bombay : November 14. a Tx d d a t e s Banks buying T T not quoting: D D not ing to Rs. 407 hardened to Rs. 409 Bombay quoting Dyeing shares opened at Rs. 1403 and after Groundnuts February— Rs. a.p. BOMBAY YARN QUOTATIONS will prepare Cross Kates Sh. 1/2 1/2 sagging t.o Rs. 1400 rallied to Rs 1406 La Opening 44 14 0 HEDGE CONTRACT KATES The LILY BISCUIT C9-CALCUTTA&’BOMBAY. you to meet BERNE ter on the market was irregular. There was Highest 45 5 0 Bombay : Kovemoi’i 14. Lowest 44 10 0 laru No„ December rebruary April the FUTURE Banks selling T T Fes 126 3/4; D D nil renewed selling in Steel shares and Defds Banks buying T T Fes 131 1/2; D D nil! eased off to Rs. 2160, while Ordinary shares Closing 45 0 0 6 1/ 2b 215 216 217 wisely and Cross Bates Fes 17.30/40 were done at Rs 407. Bombay Dyeings were Cottonseeds January- 10 ¿ A i 242 243 intelligently. STOCKHOLM .— quiet at Rs 1407/8. Opening 24 6 0 Ò0 l/2s 385 374 1/2 370 Banks selling T T K 123; D D K 123 Highest 24 9 3 40s 555 560 565 Lowest 24 4 6 Get your Reading Now Banks buying T T K 128: D D K 128 Quotations for 6 l/2s, 10 l/2s and 40s, are Cross Kates K 16.85/96 TEXTILES Closing 24 6 0 nominal. FOR LUNG € CHEST TROUBLES Feee Ra. S/- by M O Posta ge ex tra SINGAPORE .— Cottonseeds May - Bombay, Nov. 14 Opening 42 6 0 by V P Be eur© to send your Banks selling T T Ks. 158; 1> D Ks. 158 100 Ahmedabap Advance LONDON V HEAT Banks buying T T Rs. 155; D D Ks. 155 ...... 367 0 Highest 42 8 0 birth date at once. 250 BOMBAY DYEING 4 Lowest ..... r...... 42 0 0 London : Nov. 13. Cross Kates Sh. 2/4 5/32 7/32 Closing 42 6 0 Rozaiio Santa Fe 22 Nov/Dec sellers PROF. SEKHAR, HONGKONG 100 CENTURY ...... 480 0 Banetta Russo 22 Nov.Dec sellers T h e Great Mesmerist & Zamindar, Banks selling T T Rs 85 l/4i D D Ks. 100 Colaba 0 South Australian 27/6 Nov/Dec sellers. ELLORE 84 1/2 100 CENTRAL INDIA ...... 442 0 BOMBAY METALS Banks buying T T Rs. 81 1/2: D D Rs 100 Coorla (MADRAS PRESIDENCY ) 81 1/2 ...... 155 0 Bombay : November 14. LONDON RLBBER 250 David ...... 330 0 Yellow metal sheet ...... Rs. 97 London : Nov. 13. Cross Rates Sh. 1/3 1/32 Copper sheets ...... Rs. 98 S H A N G H AI :— 1 E D. Sassoon Defd ...... 3 1 Smoke sheet standard ribbed per lb. un- Tone Steady. luoteci. Banks selling T T not quoting: D D not 100 FIN LA Y ...... 287 0 qnoting 100 GOKAK ...... 281 0 Banks buying T T not quoting; D t> not 1000 Hindustan 0 quoting 100 Indore 0 Cross Rates 8b. 0-3 3/16 100 Khatau IRREGULAR PRICE MOVE M EXICO :— ...... 261 0 Banks selling T T Rs. 67.27; D D 66.27 100 KOHINOOR ...... 573 0 Banks buying T T Rs 63.04: D D Rs 62.04 250 LAX Ml ...... 702 0 Cross Rates Pes. 19 5 21.5 100 M 0RARJI 0 ON N. Y. COTTON EXCHANGE due HIM LISBON ■_ 250 Model ...... 238 0 Banks selling T T Esc 7.36 nomj D D Esc 50 MYSORE ...... 132 0 7.35 nom. 200 NEW GREAT Banks buying T T Esc 7 55; D D Esc 7.55 0 Cross Rates Esc 99 80 100.20 100 Oosmanshahi .. 0 Hedging And Trade Buying NEW YORK:- 100 Podar 0 Crosj Rate Dol. 4.03 3/4 100 Phoenix 0 Tone of Sterling Exchange : Steady. 0 1 25 Sassoon Silk ...... 93 0 Ii\ L N ROCHE Gold £8 8-0 Ready. 1000 Sholapur 0 CONFIDENCE UNDERMINED BY LABOUR New York Silver 34 3/i London Silver 23 1/2 Ready; 23 1/2 For 50 SIM P LEX ...... 192 0 100 SWADESHI ...... 494 0 SITUATION ward. _u . Bombay : November 14. London Discounts 3 months 1 1/16 per cent 100 SWAN ...... 312 0 On Thursday the New York market was London Discounts 6 months i 1/8 per cent 500 Vishnu ...... 1555 0 quiet during the early part of the day. but Any neglect will lead to serious illnesses. Reserve Bank Rate 3 per cent 1000 Western ..... 1720 0 later on there was improved demand, but BOMBAY COTTON MANNA WISE Bank of England Rate 2 per cent TANKS price movement was irregular. Weather Money Call unquoted L to 2 months 1/4 per cent 50-100 Baroda ...... 118 0 frost thC C° tt0n Be,t *’as c,ear H* ht „ ,, Bombay : Nov. 14. S I R O LI N is the safest lung Ionic 25-50 Central 0 Following a rise of 4 pts in New York £ AND A RUPEE 3 to 6 months 1/2 per cent ...... 55 At the opening market was quiet with 9 months 3/4 per cent 500 Imperial .... 1626 0 cotton futures, the local market opened to commission house liquidation and Southern day at Rs. 236/8 for Broach A/M delivery, T o n e:—Very easy. 125-500 Imp. Conty ...... 402 0 selling, but the same met improved trade for A D U LTS >7 FOOLISH- 0 but there being absence of professional sup CHILDREN and alike. 50-100 India support but confidence was undermined by port prices in the market declined to Rs. PI* "An Anna wise and a London Stock Exchange 100 Reserve Bank ..... 108 u [. 'I*?0111- situation and neutrality ques 234/12 under scattered liquidation. At this 5 Union ... 7 7 0 non. There was transferring of near month level there was moderate covering and pri _ Rupee foolish,” means London : Nov. 13. hedges to forward deliveries. October trad ces improved to Rs. 236. The market was CEMENTS ing was thin and resulted in sharp narrow a simply this :— The Stock Exchange mostly regained ear 100 ASSOCIATED ...... 165 0 hesitant and shorts are holding aloof There ly setbacks closing generally firm. Gilt-edg ing of differences. Finally New Orleans vvas less inclination to operate pending set »•—' Buy a cheap article and eds occasionally eased fractionally and INSURANCE buying and covering appeared and the mar 10-50 British India 0 ket closed steady. tlement of weekly Teji Mandi ' For HEALTH & BEAUTY Have You Tried it won’t last long. Pay there were also small losses in Home Rails. There was some liquidation and prices 1 a little more and you get Industrials, Breweries and Tobaccos were 100 Empire ..... 727 0 NEW YORK MARKET declined to Rs. 233/8, but steadily recovered I steady, Rayons firmer. Shippings good. Oils 15-100 Jupiter ...... 17 0 to Rs. 236 on replacement buying and scat \ •* your money’s real worth. continued upgrade, Anglo-Iranian being At the opening New York March was 3 THE TWIN NEEM (MARGOSA)? 20 Mercantile 8 Pts down at 16.26 and declined to 16.22, tered covering. The market steadied around Take a simple thing like firmer following dividend declaration. Kaf Rs. 236/8 with a restricted business. To firs closed higher after initial heeitance, 15-75 New India ...... 56 0 which was (he lowest level. Subsequently pencils. A Venus pencil wards the close there was increased selling 1 ou Diamonds were a good feature. Foreign 200 Oriental ...... 4555 0 prices advanced on improved buying and Millions use them Daily. too will like them BEST costs an Anna more, but March was quoted 16 34 which was the and the session closed at 5 p.m as under :— Bonds were quieter, Brazilians and Chile 10-50 Vulcan .. 10 1? BROACH April/May ...... Rs. 233/0 it lasts a long, long time. ans met profit taking, finishing slightly ELECTRIC highest level. The market closed at a nel decline of 8 pts to a rise of 6 pts Spot cot OOMRA Dec/Janry ...... Rs. 197/8 MARGO SOAP EEM TOOTH PASTE You get good lead and easier. Japanese Bonds lost half a point. 100 A’nmedabad Old ...... 188 0 OOMRA March ...... Rs. 188/8 Wall 8treet market was hesitant- ton prices gained 3 pts at 17.24c per lh experienced workman 1000 ANDHRA VALLEY ... 1762 0 NEW ORLEANS MARKET BENGAL Dec/Janry ...... Rs. 143/0 ship, and a fine pencil 10 Ajmer The New Orleans cotton market was stea BENGAL March ...... Rs. 146/8 that will express your 50 BOMBAY TRAM ...... 149 0 dy and near mouths closed at a rise of 6 Future O f Jute Futures pts but October 1942 declined 10 pts Spot message clearly and 100 Bombay Suburban ..... 188 2 READY COTTON QUOTATIONS. 6 cotton prices improved 5 pts at 16.44c per cleanly. Market 10 Broach ...... 13 Bombay : November 14. 100 Karachi 4 Calcutta: November 13. # BRAZILIAN COTTON Approx. Quotations. Ready.Delry. Contract A cheap pencil baa a Demanding that the present iute futures 100 Poona 8 New poor lead and breaka...... 190 0 A Liverpool cable states _ Old. Ready.Dec. Jany. markets should be closed down forthwith as 100 Surat The official company has released a quan Yon wasta your money being "definitely harmful to the trade,” 1000 TATA HYDRO ... 185 0 Bengal Fine ...... 133/36 143 ...... tity of Brazilian cotton. United States ex Berar 164/74 ... - 2 —4 by constant sharpening. the Bengal Chamber of Commerce, in a me 1000 TATA POWER 0 ports upto 16th October 282,000 bales. Desti morandum submitting its general conclu C. P. 1 211/14 ... +22 +20 Ba wisa ajjd boy a RAILWAYS nations are no longer revealed, but the C. P. 2 177/79 ...... sions on Prof. Todd’s ‘interim’ report, on 500 Ahmedabad PrantiJ ... 885 0 greater production doubtless went to Bri jute and hessian futures markets, slates Khandesh ...... 134/44 .. —28 —32 qodtty popCtrl 100 C. Province 0 tain and to Canada. Muglai ...... 152/57 ...... that in the present abnormal circumstances 4 LOCAL SITUATION Ilroach ...... 195/200...... created by the war, there iB no justification 100 Uhonri Baramati .... 104 Messrs. Anandilal Podar and Co. state .— 100 Gujarat 0 Broach 160/200 ...... whatever for any futures niarket in the Yesterday prices crashed. Why? Normally jute trade. 100 Mandra Bhon ...... 107 0 a heavily loaded stomach can scarcely esc The Chamber, however, adds that, if it is 100 Pachora Jamner ...... 99 8 ape from the retributive indigestion. Thus, INDIAN COTTON FIGURES. eventually agreed by the trad« that some 100 Sara Siraiflanj 107 0 sentimental speculative purchases estimated Bombav : November 14. form of jute futures market is justifiable 500 Tapti Valley X.D 0 about 2 1/2 lacs coupled with heavy hoard RECEIPTS INTO BOMBAY and necessary or desirable when trading ing of other commodity contract's has an MININGS In full-pressed bales. Yes- Since 1st Septbr. conditions return to normal after the war, imaginary shock. Owing to cabinet changes terday.This year.Last year the scheme which offers the best prospects 9 Burma Corp ...... 4 8 in Turkey and Turkish protest to Russia Khandesh 172 988 of successful operation is one on the lines 8sh Indian Copper ... 2 3 0 over the sinking of her steamer, rumours Central India 28 « 2,192 22 recommended by Prof. Todd, subject to 10 Indian Iron and Meel ...... 34 0 w’ere afloat of Turkey having gone over to Barsi and Nagar 6,946 1,521 certain modifications proposed by the Cham Nazis. That resulted in a panicky liquida Berar 48 3,912 118 ber. 30 SHIVRAJPUT • 4 10 Mucund Iror X O ..... 14 tion. Has that liquidation been over? This Central Provinces 3,912 . It is, therefore, suggested that further 0 expends entirely on the prices as most of consideration of the setting up of a jute 36 TATA STEEL DEF .... 2160 0 the leading operators indulge their games Total Oomras 76 17,035 2,649 futures market in Calcutta should be defer 75 TATA S T E E L ORD ..... 407 0 on prices regardless of fact and news and D hoi eras 10,958 1,386 ‘ red until after the war.—United Press. 100 Steel Corporation ...... 20 10 should prices go below Rs. 234, liquidation N.-W. Provinces 949 MARGO SOAP NEEM TOOTH PASTE MISCELI ANEOUS ball will roll downward forcing option dea Rajputana 18 BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN. 100 ALC0CK 635 0 lers selling, otherwise not. Additionally, an Sind-Punjab 2,234 09,637 67,204 The perfect health soap; made from Contains all antiseptic properties of other source of strength, namely, the Share Broach 100 Neem Twig; V\ hiten6 the teeth and 10 Air Services 7,141 1,061 London, November 13 2 14 market has been wobbling, where credit Coompta and Dharwar 4,401 12,547 Neem oil. safest for the tenderest skin. prevents all dental troubles This week 50 BELAPUR SUGAR 249 0 buyers in restricted forward share find that Western8-Northerns 4.610 12,309 Total bullion ...... £ 1,227,000 200 Bombav Safe Dap 650 (I even the widest discount in ready do not Cocanada 170 Public deposns 8,400,000 250 BOMBAY STEAM 472 0 appeal tho investers. To-day’s diary of news Tinnevelly and Cambodia 3,439 58 CALCUTTA CHEMICAL (a) Other deposits ...... 190,500.000 125 B. Burma 540 0 mention "Threatened strike wave in Ame Government securities ...... 164,200,000 50 Burma Contry rica, Textile crisis in Ahmedabad on wage Total 2,410 108,188 97,384 (b) Other securities ...... 23,100.000 185 0 dispute and the Far-East stage being set Arrived by road to Notes and coin ...... 26,200,000 8sh Br. B Petrol 3 6 up for a show-down and the military junta 30th October 1941 7.000 8,000 SHIPPING NEWS. Notes in circulation ...... 704,000,000 100 IND BLEACHING 177 0 will secure the D iet’s approval.” Since the Ratio of reserve to liabilities ..... 16.99 p.c. 50 Ind. Invest Trust . 53 4 China incident the Japanese profession (a) Other deposit include 100 Indian Radio Dei. * 60 0 invariably go against their practice and ac AMERICAN COTTON FIGURES EXPORT;? THE BANK OF bankers ...... 138,900.000 100 Inuian Radio Ord 605 0 tion. Concerning the market trend, perhaps Bombay A uv ember 14 cftH« fo itetd a (b) Other securities include a show V steadiness may be expected on F. P. Bales. 1941/42 1940/41 151 bales raw wool H B Chawada and discounts etc. 3,100,000 100 Port Canning 92 12 the revision of American Neutrality Act, Receipts to date 13-11-41 1578000 1734000 Sons; 460 bales cotton linters Volkart Bros; INDIA. Limited. Tonal deposits ...... lya.900.000 30 P R EM IER Con. X.D. 12 0 but leading operators seem irreconcilably Receipts yesterday 13^11-41 17000 12000 400 bales cotton picker waste Volkart Bros: Export to date 7-11-41 30900C 397000 Total securities • ...... 187.300.000 15 Scindia 28 6 pessimists on the forthcoming heavy crop 525 bags gr nut oil cake Y1 Jagani and ESTABLISHED 190fi 25 Tata Oil . 63 12 movement in absence of sufficient absorb Stock at Ports 7-11-41 3361000 3055000 Co; 10 baies win carpets and rugs Flem 10 Tata Chemical ing demand Stock at interior towm6 do. 312100C 3080000 ing Shaw and Co Ltd; 333 bags gum Ra- LICENCES FOR WHEAT EXPORTS . 18 0 Quality in sight 7-11-41 44420C0 4520000 New Delhi. November 14 100 Wimco 226 0 tausey Damji and Co; 266 bags gum Dain- '..'apitaJ Suhscrihpd IL Í.0*1,(10,(100 ADHA V AKSB A MATHOR BABO'S It is understood that in order to ensure PRIVATE CABLES-^ i M avji and Co; 90 casks mango Alices PREFERENCE i'oonjiaji and Co; 14 bales goat skin d/s (,’apital Paid up Ks 1,00.00,000 that exports of wheat shall be kept under / p.c Andnra Valley t New York March highest 16.34+06 (2-52 HIGH & LOW COTTON PRICES close control the Government of India have A J Calcuttawalla and Co; 110 bales raw K’psprvp Pund Ks 1.15.50.000 6 p.c. Rombay Steam . 325 0 p.m.); lowest 16.22—07 (12-45 p m.) Bombay : November 13. wool Kasamali Esmail; 6350 bags gr nut issued instructions to export trade control Messrs. Chunilal Mehta and Co. Ltd. have Highest Lowest Closing Sakti Itrs that applications for licences to export 7 p.c Bom Tram (TF) 63 12 oil cake expeller The Swastik Oil Mills received to-day the following cable inform at 5 p.m. L td ; 2560 bags gr nut oil cake expeller to any destination must be made in ad 5 p.c Central India (T f) X.D. 6<5 0 ation from their foreign friends Broach A/M ..243 1/2 236 237 3/4 . HEAD OFFICE vance and pot, as has been the practice 6 1/4 p.c Prem Const 1st 122 0 Oomra D/J Ahmed Oomerbhoy; 205 tons pig iron red Oushadhalaya New- York : Trade and local buying met 206 200 1/2 201 3/4 Tata Iron and Stee’ Co Ltd; 305 tons i RIENT AL BUILDINGS. in many cases hitherto, at the time of 6 1/4 p.c. Prem Const 2nd 118 0 with hedge selling Market steady. Oomra Mar. ..197 1/2 192 193 DACCA shipment-—A. P. 1 Bengal D/J pig iron yellow Tata Iron and Steel Co. BOMBAY p.c. Tata Hydro ..... 160 8 ..147 1/2 144 1/2 145 Ltd. Bengal Mar. ..151 1/4 147 1/2 148 1/2 The Premier Home of Ayurvedic Indi- j 7 1/2 p.c Tata Power XD 1655 0 NEW YORK COTTON MORE SANDBAG ORDERS 0 p.c. Tata Steel 1st 216 0 New York : November 13. genous Drugs Calcutta. November 14 IMPORTS INVEST IN = 7 1/2 p.c. Tata Steel 2nd ..... 153 4 December ...... 16 16+04 COTTON PARITY 80 !se valves; 58 bags cycle covers; 181 KSTD : -1901 A further order for 62 million sandbags January 16.18+03 Broach A/M below N YT. May 727 cent Pts. has been received by the Indian Jute Mills' 7 p.c Vishnu 746 0 lse covers, tubes and flaps; 34 bales d lustre Branches ail over India and Burma. : March 16-33+04 at 331. fibre tops: 71 cases metal polish; 108 cases GOVERNMENT Association through the Government of In DEBENTURES May «...16.40+06 BOMBAY BRANCH : dia. Delivery will be in equal monthly 3 3 4 pc Andhra Valley Deb 106 2 washing blue; 1100 drums disft fluid; 86 July 16.36+03 cases aettal liquid antiseptic; 50 drums 413. A Kalbadevi Road instalments—twelve million between Janu 4 p c Bombav Telephone ..... 50 2 October 16.29—08 LONDON STOCK EXCHANGES London : November 13. galvd drums; 53 casks plumbago crucibles OF IN D IA ary and March, 1942. and fifty million bet 5 p.c. Morarii ...... 193 4 Middling Spot 17.24+03 ween April and September. 1942. The price Rupee Paper 3 1/2 per cent ...... £69 1/2 and parts; 206 pkgs common empty glass BASANTA fixed is Rs. 12 4 per hundred bags F A.S. 7 p.c. Sholapur ...... 71 6 Indian Stocks— £ bottles; 64 cases cotton rope; 57 cases win or F O R. A P. NEW ORLEANS COTTON 3 per cent 1948 92 and ctn tissues; 379 cases machinery and KUSUMAKAR RASH i Cash Quotations were as under:— New Orleans : November 13. 3 1/2 per cent 1931 or iater ...... 99 1/4 parts; 90 cases cottons; 110 bundles iron BOM. D Y EIN G 13.5, C EN TU R Y December 16.20+06Consols 2 1/2 pe- cent ...... 82 1/8 boot protectors; 37 cases radio receivers; DEFENCE January 16.24+06 37 drums hydrosulphite of soda; 72 pkgs A bpecifit for Diabeteb Eliminate*» 441, CENTRAL INDIA 384, COi-ABA Conversion Loan 3 1/2 per cent 196i 106 7/16 Indian Cotton Consumption March 16.37+05War Loan 3 1/2 per cent ...... 104 1/2 picking bands; 109 cases card clothing; •ugar most admirably ami reduce The Indian Central Cotton Committee 196. F IN LA Y 237, GOKAK 235, KOHINOOR 498, MuRARJI 515, May 16.44+03Funding Lo^n 4 per cent 1960/90 ..... 114 3/8 270 cases common salt; 60 cases table salt; apecifk gravity a» well as number has issued the following statement of In July ...... + ..16 42+02 Victory Bonds 4 per cent ...... 113 7/8 240 cases brass spear point rivet«; 74 cases LOANS times of urination With suitable vebi dian cotton (pressed and impressed) con MYSORE 152, NEW GREAT 285, October 16.50—10Chartered Bank of I.A. «6 China...... 9 1/4 accumulators; 336 bags carbonate magne cles. tbiejeens vital fluid and cures »m sumed in mill6 in India. (Based on re PHOENIX 480, SIMPLEX 157. SWA Middling Spot 16.44+05Hongkong and Shanghai Bank (Lon sia; 40 cases light hand tacks; 62 cases toi potency turns made under the Indian Cotton Cess DESHI 431, SWAN 2:5 ASSOCIATED don register) ...... 78 let preparations; 90 cases brass wire; 35 Phe Bank of India, Ltd. Act. 1923 by mills in British India and 161, ANDHRA V LY . Ni740 BOM. National Bank of India ...... 36 cases photo film; 59 cases medicines; 77 MANAGING PROPRIETOR on voluntary returns from mills in Indian NEW YORK COTTON Head Office. Bombay, and TRAM 143, TATA HYDRO 183, TATA New York : November 13. bundles copper rods; 106 cases gripe wrater; MOTH LK A MOH \N M UK HOPADB States) ; 280 bags titanium oxide; 500 cases stout; Branches will assist Its YAVA CHAKRAVARTY 'BA (In bales of 400 lbs. net). POW ER 1705. S H IV R A JPU R 36-12, Noon Call LONDON SILVER December 16.08 140 cases liver salt; 180 cases fruit salt; clients desiring to ir">pst. CONSUMPTION TATA STL DF. 2100. TATA STL. London : Nov. 13./ 42 cases bicycles and parts; 47 cases cop Proprietors British India during September 1941 March ...... 16.26 Spot ...... 23 1/2 OR 39S, *ALCOCK N576 BE LA P U R May ...... 16.32 Forward ...... 23 1/2 per plates; 82 trusses belting; 66 cases Motburauiobau Phanindra Mohan and 270,567; during September 1940 224,563 SUGAR 22?. BOM STEAM 587. hydrogen peroxide; 80 drums sodium potas* A G GRAY. late Lalmnhan Mukhopadhya.va Chak Indian Stafes during September 1941 BOMBAY BURMA 505, * IND. sium cynldo; 81 «M s leather cloth, but Manager ravarty 55,164; during September 1940 45,594 \ YORK COTTON DAILY STATISTICS LONDON GULJL» tons and studs; II « ms eottoo fents and Total—India during September 1941 325,731, BLEACHING 154, PREMIER CONST. New York : November 13. London : Nov. 13. shorts; 1858 pkgs dyestuffs; 160 bags tita during September 1940 270,IN* 1108, Day’s receipts st ail U.8. Porta 17,000 bales Gold bars fine per Os...... £8/8/0 nium white. THE BOMBAY CHRONICLE Saturday, November 15, 1941 Auction Sales CONTEMPORARY jpAI A f F d a il y a t 4. ! NEW YORK COTTON ART s r/AC/AA.*, 6-30 & 10 P M ! V O R A & CO. S ' > V TOPPER'S BACK with A Ne\v RENNIES TWO POINTS DOWN Bombay Uyoup S rifle Glamorous Ghost...to chill, thrill EXCELSIOR and kill you with laughter! AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW Show 4, 6-30 & 10 p.m. • SUNDAY) 16th Inst, at 10-30 AM COTTON: EXCHANCES: (S. T.) at Perry Road opp: No. 44 TOPPER RETURNS Bella View. Bungalow, Bandra, of It is tar*, to find aitiats working in KM- * ' LATEST NEW YORK COTTON groups. it is equally rare to find complete Bungalow Furniture H.M CROSS RATES. PRICES. T T. NEW -YORK ON LONDON them endeavouring in a spirit of co A HAL ROACH PRODUCTION • A. E. W. MASON’S V. Gramophone, Red Cabinet-Styie operation, to achieve a Com Dion ob MARCH New York, November 14 "Starring Best Seller becomes a thrilling Hand and foot Singer machine New lork November 14 Previous closing ...... 4.03 3 4 jective. The exhibition of the Bom screen drama with Round Bobin, Mareli A. C. E STO* 4 0 " * ' " Previous closing 16.33 To-day's opening ... 4.03 3 4 bay Group of Contemporary Indian Table fan, Remington Portable To-day s opening ...... 16.36 T T LONDON ON NEW YORK Artiste at thp salon of the Bombay ...... r +03 London, November 14 JOAN BLONDELL typewriter. Persian and woollen Difference Previous closing ...... 4.02 1/2 to 4.03 1/2 Alt Society present« a happy eomhina | To-day's closing ...... 16.31 tion of these rarities. It i6 the first Carpets. English Ice Box. Bronze F i Difference ...... -0 2 To day’s opening ...... 4.02 1/2 to 4 03 1/2 ROLAND YOUNG - BILLIE BURKE AT THE ,N !0 SiCOH Vt Today's closing ...... 4 02 1/2 to 4.03 1/2 effort of its kind to enable tlie ob gure lamps. Chesterfield sets, Fire- BROACH EXPECTATION. server to appraise and appreciate, in Proof Safe. Writing Bureau Wrist Broach April/Ma^ Rs. 233 LONDON BULLION. NEW YORK COTTON. an exclusive show, the modern trends watches, Hand Harmoniums. Un of art and the contribution mad* to AT THE. New York. November 14 LONDON GOLD it by the Bombay group SUN. MORN. AT 10-30 AM derwood & Reining1 on Typewriters The Nee York cotton was moderately London, November 14 The five young artists Messrs. Reddy, Drawing Ro->m Cabinets, ill Ame active on scattered trade and local buying Loudon Gold (£8-8-0; £ 8 -8-0 rican Maker Fair Banks Morse but lack of any definite developments in LONDON SILVER Majeetl, Biiopale Kulkarni and Bap 9 Valve A.C. A D.C. Combined all Washington continued to -estrict enter London, November 14 tis t« who are represented in the e x SUEZ-SUEZ prise. % Spot C23 l/2d) 23 l/2d nil hibition have endeavoured, not with VILLA Wave Radio. Wardrobes Dining Trading in March began at 16.36 i.e. 3 Forward (23 l/2d» 23 l 2d nil out success,, to raisp art above thi table and Chairs. Side Board Show points higher than the last closing Prices CROSS RATES The Heroic adventures of the steadied on scattered local buying and coni- limit« of the stagnant academic tra Cases, Modem Beds. Old Curious London on Bombay (l-t>) L-6 ditions Each of (hem has, obvious builder of the Suez Canal, with misison house purchases hut tne demand Paris on Bombay not quoted VILLA China Vazes & figures, etc. Pro ly. developed Ins distinctive style ami was not aggressive enough to cause any New York on Milan not quoted TYRONE POWER—ANNA BELLA perty of P. Hilton. Esquire and material rise. New York on Bombay (30.36; 30.36 ha- rendered in an unassuming man others, on view. Following are the New York opening ran London on Shanghai <0 2 27/32 to 0-3 3/16; ner. a good account of his f orte, LORETTA YOUNG ge? : 0-2 27/32 to 0-3 3/16 abilities and achievements. December (16.10,10; 16.20/20 London on Kobe not quoted The exhibits which number 44) March (16.26/26; 16.36T/36 ROSE DISCOUNTS collectively represent art which is hu May (16.32,32; 16.42/41 3 months (l 1,32 to l 1/16 per cent) 1 1/32 LONDON COMMODITIES. to 1 1/16 per cent. unfettered expression <»f the artists. London, November 14 4 months (1 1/32 to 1 1/16 per cent) 1 1/32 They have sufficient material to in ROSE SEEDS to 1 1/16 per cent terest a sympathetic observer. The FOR CHAPPED SKIN 6 months (1 1/16 to 1 1/8 per cent) 1 1/16 Castorseeds November, December (£90 quo artist* have produced broad and hold ted; £20 14 quoted to l 1/8 per cent. impression« of ^thei» subject* by sup with . • # GLORIOUS 2nd WEEK Lmseed Bombay Calcutta November pression of til* unessential detail*. Tt December (£20 quoted; £20 1/4 quoted BULLIO N AND SEEDS Bombay, Novembei 14 is refreshing to note that the dullness' Try DegoU's “ EYE-CUKr/’ (Regd.) • KENFTH KENT NEW THEATRES' Linseed La Plata November (£13 1/4 quo of the colour-schemes noticed in their a guaranteed Specific for UAIAK- ted) £13 1/4 quoted . There was no trading dming night session. GIFT TO THE NATION Groundnut Coromandal Coast Nov/Dec ©arliei experimental work is less APT and all other Eye-frouble* and an all-star cast (£19 quoted; £19 yjO|ed^ obtrusivp in their recent productions 1 No risk Ihoiisands ured witb- M r. Reddy handles every subject I °ut operation Safe. Sure, World- -ALSO— Dundee October/November unquoted New York Stock Exchange with equa] alacrity and sucres** His I wide reputed and tested Success ZINDAGI Lightning October/November unouoted "Scene from a Window" (12). "Zakarift j Guaranteed ACTUAL SCENES KLBBEK Priée 2/. P o m .i * Ah -/!()/- ¡spot unquoted New lork, November 14 Mosque* (11) arid “ Multani l.ndie CAPTUR*'!) FROM GERMANS With the King of Melody I or warn December uuquoted The lollowing are opening quotations:- (7) are remarkably for their fine com KAM ALA WORKS. SHOWING NA/.I HORRORS IN LONDON MElALS Generai Motors (dol 36 1/2; dol 36 5,8* positions and rolour-effecfs. The < B/4) I’«n r ho« it a Deng«!. Anaconda Copper (dol 25 1,2) dol 26 3/8 RUSSIA Tin '£*>« 1 2 buyers; £259 sellers. Firm) vitality of Mr Majeed’p art ip re Agent . Thomson & Tavl 'f Ltd.. SAIGAL £258 buyers; £258 1 2 sellers- Steady. L S Steel corporation Common (dol 51 7,8) dol 52 5/8 . flected especially in thp Nude-" Esplanade Road. Fort Bombay Electric Copper (£62; £12 Lore of Life” (23). “ Nndp” (18) and JAMUNA—PAHARI SANYAL. etc. Lead (£25 £25 L S Steel Preference (unquoted; unquot- Glasgow iron No. 2 (131 sh.; 131 sh eu. Bathers’ * (34) are forceful creation*. Mr. Bhopal* ip at his bp*t in "A See the struggle of a woman who Narrow 'Street" (fl) Hp achieves wanted to live her own life! 3 112 PER CENT STERLING LOAN IMPERIAL BANK OF London. November 14 creditahlp result in “ Portrait" (1ft) 3 1,2 per cent ludiau Sterling Loan clos INDIA in «pite of the simplicity of technioqe Daily at 4, 6-30 & 10 p.m. ed to-day at £99 1/4 Statement of the affairs of the Imperial Mr Knlkarm's exhibits, like "The HIDDEN AUSTRALIAN LOANS Bank of India on the 7th November 1941. Song 'T7nb Mrs. Kantaben BOMBAY & SUBURBS LOCAL ENGAGEMENTS AMUSEMENTS OF Saraiya THE D A Y CAPITOL "Sea W olf" Daily at 4. 6-30 To-day and 10 p.m. REGAL- "Hold That Ghost”. Daily at 4, Hindu Kartik \a»j 11 1998 0- oo and lu p.m Muslim : ähavaal 27. 1360 METRO Man Power' Daily at 3-30, 6-30 ¿’arsi . h hoplau 12 1311 and 10 p.m. Sunrise : uh. 46tn. EXCELSIOR At the Villa Rose” . Daily sunset : 6h. lm at 4, 6-50 and 10 p.m. Hightidc: 8-4, 21-0b StiW E M PIR E ' licit* Comes Mr. Jordan” l m * i ule : 1-58, 14-50 Dail} at 4, b 30 and 10 p in. MAJESTIC ' Swaini’' Daily at 4, 7 and UÀNDOLIM S O C IAL: The annual mjcial 10 p.m. Matinee to-day and (»»-morrow at garnering will he held to-da.\ (Saturday) i. p.m. ..1 tue vi agir Memorial Hall Kandel adì g O X i Anjan Dai 1.4 at 4. / and 10 pin. Girganm toni mene in;; at 8-30 p.ni. The Matinee to-day ami to-morrow at 1 p.rn. H a» uan Hotshots will he tu attendance. WEST END “Saugam”. Daily at 4. 7 and 10 p.m. Matinee to-day and to-morrow at i p.m M I s IC A L U < IN C K K T A T B K A H M A .\ Ml.NERvA “Sikandar". Daily at 4, 7 and >ABHA : Mr. Uanpatr&o B«*lir*re, well- 10 |> m Matinee, to-day and to morrow at known disciple ol the lale Ahdui Karim 1- 15 p.m. Khan will give a concert of vocal music ai K r i SH a a - Khazanchi.” Daily at 4, 7 and tb** Brahman Sahha Jia’I. Girgaon. lo-da.v It) p.m. Matinee to-day and to-morrow (Saturday) at 9-30 p.m Admission passes at i p.m. « an hi* had of him at hi.- residence in Fa I.u PEKIa e 'Gharki L a j” . Daily at 4, 7 naswadi Jagannath's Building and 10 p.m. Matinee to-day and tom or row at i-30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF INDIA OPERA HOi SE Sasural” . Daily at 4, 7 The opening of the Second All-India Exlii and 10 p.m. Matinee to-day and to-mor- bit ion w ill he performed by Pranlal Devka- iovv at 1-30 p.m VICE-PRESIDENT, ran Nanjee at Salieh Building, 195 Hornby t E N T R A L “ Sant Sakhu” . Daily at 4, 7 Hoad to-day (Saturday) at 5 30 p.m. and 9-45 p.m. Matinee to-day and to-mor row at 1-30 p.m. GUJERATHI HINDU BAND AT THE VICTORIA GARDENS CIUTICA “Lagan”. Daily at 4 b-45 and The hand of St. Mary's High School will y 45 pm Matinee to-day and to-morrow STREE MANDAL, pla.v ;* prog.amine of music at the Victo at 1 15 p.m. ROHINI WAGLE’S ria Gardens, Bye ii I la, Bombay, to-day (Sat k O illN O O K Punarmilaa” Daily at 4-30. utday) commencing at 3-45 p.rn. to 7-45 7-lu and 10 p.m Matinee to-day and to Advises You morrow at 1-30 p.m. DANCE RECITALS pin. (S.Tj. BROAD WAV “ Ranchan’ Daily at 4-15, 7 and 10 p.m. Matinee today and to-mor “ I have seen the film "G harki1 PU B LIC D E B ATE : Under the Joint an»- row at 1-30 p.m. Lull ini Wagle will stage her dance L a j’\ Suren, having lost all in j pices of the Voaths’ Parliament and Mus PALACE- “Topper Returns.” Daily at 4, recitals at St Xavier’s College Hall lim Students’ Union. “ Is Socialism a per 6-30 and 10 p.rn. during next week She is a pupil of gambling, goes to the extent of manent cure f«»r unemployment will he marrying his Sister Anjana to I It" EDW ARD —“Zindagi”. Daily at 4. 6 30 and tlie Naween Kalalaya and trained by the subject of a public symposium in the 10 p.m. Mohanlal Pande. She will supported an old man THRICE HER AG.E; Muslim Students’ Union Hall. Blavatsky LAMI NGTON -“Darshan”. Daily at 4, 7 Lodge» to-day (Saturday) at 6-15 p.m. Mrs. ami 10 p.m Matinee to-day and to-mor by an efficient group, among whom and to save the honour of I \ tolet Alva will preside. Miss Periu N. row at 1 p.m. is Malati Pande of the Bombay the family, the girl did Nariman will lead. Talkie«. marry the old man. which shows ' SI I, K MERCHANTS’ ASSOCIATION : th e NO BILITY and SACRIFICE A R P. DADAR FAST .- Lecture on “ Res The Silver Jubilee »>f this Association will cue and Demolition Work” by Mr. Kupp. !»»■ celebrated under the presidentship of of a WOMAN’S SOUL Ha’s de Superintendent, Bombay Salvage Corps at Mr. Behram N. Karanjia at Madhav Bang, votion to her husband impresses the Operational Headquarters, B.E.S.T. to-day (Saturday) at 6 p.m. (S.T.); and every good wife. I advice every, Club Room, Dadar at 7 30 p.m. today (Sat thereafter a dinner party has been arrang On The Air one to see this picture." urday). ed at 7-30 p.m. (S.T./ at the sfme place. PKABHU JO LLY CK1CKETBRS : S,n»rts ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF SUNRISE Pictures’ will be hold in celebration of the Silver BOMBAY : At the monthly meeting of the SATURDAY, NOV. 15. ANAND Release. Jubilee to-day (Saturday) at 3-30 p.m. (S.T.) Society to he held in the rooms of the B. at the Robert Money High School Grounds, B. Royal Asiatic Society. Town Hall, on Grant Road. Bombay. Wednesday, Hie 19th instant at 6 p.m. Mr. Delhi l— Programme Mr. Akbar V Chinoy will preside and R. K. Prahhu will r»*a»l a Paper on “ An 338.6 metres (886 kc/s) Mrs. Hamida Akhar Chinoy will distribute Enquiry into th»* Prehistoric Origins «>f the prizes. 4-30 p.m. For Indian Troops in the Far the principal Hindu. Zoroastrian, Jewish East. 5 Zolira Jan. 5-15 Cliand Khan. 5-30 anil Christian Festivals.” A Od ii Mali. 5-45 K. R. Chowdliury. 6-15 Ko- h u m k a * p k o v i n c i a i . COXGltENN han Singh. 6 30 Af/.al Husain. 6-45 The Voi COMMITTEE The Kmlit rahhanha Kovid BOMBAY HINDI VI l)Y A PERTH : The ce of tin* Nazis : Talk relayed from B B C. Gharki Laj Classes conduct ed under the auspices of convocation of Bombay Hindi Vidyapeeth 7 Manna Bai. 7-15 Raftar ■ »• Zaniaiia : Week tin* Bout hay Provincial Congress Commit will be belli on Sunday the 16th instant ly review »») current events in Hindustani Story by: DAVE. tee at C«mgress House Bombay No. 4. at 3 p.m. in Marwari Vidyalnya Hall, Sami 7- 30 For villagers only. 8-15 The Common .-hall commence to-» lay (Saturday). Those hurst Roail, Tram Terminus, Girgaon, Bom wealth in the New World, 3 : Talk. 8-30 desirous of altemiiug ar» r«*«iuirt*»l to eiir»»l hay, under j h< presidentship of Slu»*emHtI Chanci Khan 8-45 Zohra Jan. 9-30 B B C Direction: V. M. VYAS them.-elves hefore 22nd of this month. The Lilavali Munshi, M L.A . Pandit Maklian- news. 9-45 Sant Tukarain : Diamatical bio- time is as follows: Sat unlays 5-30 to 7-30 lalji Chat urvedi, E»lit»»r of Kuxmaveer. graphy of the saint. 10 35 Manna Bai. p.m. (S.T.r ami Sundays 4 to 6 p.m. (S.T.), Khamlwa, C.P.. will deliver the convocation S»arr;ng SHANTA HUBLIKAR, address. MODISH, NAZIR. KALYAM, An informal meeting of Hindi, Marathi Bombay l & II Programmes MIRZA M l’SHARIF'F ' MEDICAL B ALL AT TOWN H A L L : The and Gujarati writers will he held to-day 244 metres (1,231 kc/s) and 41.44 metres . annual Ue«lical Ball will he held at the (Saturday) at 3-30 p.m. at the above place. (7,440 kc/s) Town Hall. Boiulmy to-»lay (Saturday) at 8 to 8-5 a.m. As m Delhi 2. o-5 News m i 9-15 p.m The function this year is open Hindustani. 8-15 News in English. 8 25 to to members of the medical pr»»fession, Den th Stirring C 8- 50 As in Delhi 8 50 News in .Marathi. 9 tai Surgetins ami iiiedical students only, Ahmedabad Labour News in Gujarati. 9-10 to 9 50 As in Delhi ami 1 he profits derive»! from the Dance 2. 9-50 Talk on A.R.P. 12 noon to 12-57 p.m. 5 WEEK 3 will he given to (he HI om I Transfusion Ser Disputes As in Delhi 2. 12 57 News n Hindustani. 1 vice of the Indian Ke»l Cross Society. to 1-30 As in Delhi 2. 1-30 News in English. Daily: 4, 7, 10 p.m. ^Before tlie Hon’ble Mr Justice 135 to 2 As in Delhi 2. * COM M ISSIONER’S RO U N D : The Muni Macklin.) Bombay bl.48 metres (4.880 kc/s) and cipal Commissioner will meet the elected Tli** Kalyau Mills Ltd. <'f after 7-30 p.m. 89.15 metres (3,365 kc/s) members of Ward No. 10, to-day (Satur Ahmedabad Petitioner«. 5 Tomorrow. 5-5 Variety. 5-40 News in Ma day! at 6-51 a.m ( B.T ) »1 iha Keiup Cor rathi. 5-45 News in Gujarati. 5-50 Vocal mu IT IS THIS DAILY CARE THAT WILL GIVE IMPERIAL ner and go round with them in the Ward. v. sic 6 News in English. 6-5 News in Hindus The Government Labour Offi Sat., Sun. Matinees: 1-30 p m. tani. 6 15 Instrumental music. 6 20 Local BOMBAY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. A cer, Ahmedabad Respondent.. news and announcements in English. 6-25 clinical meeting »»f the Bombay Me»lical As Shortly after the War br«»ke out, a same in Hindustani. 6-30 Children's half HEALTH TO YOUR GUMS - AND TEETH sociation, Indian Medical Association, dispute arose between the 'Textile hour in Hindustani. 7 Analysis of German (Bombay Branch) will bf held to-day (Sat I J.aboui Association of Ahmedabad #.hd Propaganda relayed from B B C. 7-15 Raf- urdayi at 3 p.m. (S.T ) at Seth Gorrihanda« ta-e-Zamana : Sleekly review of current Your dentist probably uses S.R. (Sodium Ricinoleate) tike Ahmt‘dal>ad Mill-owners’ . Aasocia- events ni Hindustani relayed from Delhi. Sunderdas Medical College. Parel. Bombay I tion as to dearness allowance. The in the treatment of gum disorders. S.R., which ha#a » h e n there will be a speech on Tom e 7- 30 Commercial news. 7-45 Indian music. 8 farts about Ayurveda i dispute wa* referred to tlie News in Marathi. 8-15 News in Gujarati. peculiar penetrating power, renders harmless thé 8- 30 Listeners’ letters. 8 45 Our Universi ties: Talk in English. -9-News in Hindusta poisonous products and organisms present in unhealthy ni. 9-15 News commentary in Hindustani. 9- 2C News in English. 9-30 B B C news re gums, and stimulates the mouth to healthy activity. lay. 9-45 Mar commentary. 9 55 Listening Post. 10 to 10-45 As in Delhi 2. You can use S.R. every day, for this valuable specific is available in an active form in Gibbs. “ S.R. ” Tooth Arbitration of the Industrial Court constituted und**r flip Bombay Paste — a tooth paste which prevents and arrests Industrial Disputes Act which Pyorrhoea and other gum diseased madt> an Award in April 1940. By that Award cost price grain »Imps were opened and a cash allowance Daily massaging of the gums and brushing of the teeth granted to Hie labourer»*. Night shifts were introduced in Hie with “ S .R .” whitens the teeth, sweetens the breath, mills in February, 1941, hut no dear prevents gum disorders and prolongs the healthy life of ness allowance was paid to Hie night shift workers as they were not mem your teeth. The “ S.R. ” goes on working in the gums bers of tiie Textile labour Associa- to protect your health. tiun. So an application was made to the Industrial Court bv the Respon dent and that Court ruled that all CHANGE TO GIBBS “S.R.” TODAY Jahourens whether nun n heirs or not were entitled to the dearness allow ance granted by the Award to which they must Ig» deemed parties 'The present Petitioners submitted th“ * tho Industrial' flour! had no jurisdiction to make this last order. His Lordship granted a rule against the "Respondent calling upon him to show cause why a writ of certiorari should not be issued to on ash tlip last decision of the Industrial Court and why an Injunction should nof He granted restraining the Respondent from instituting against the Petitioners anv proceedings under the Bombay Industrial Disputes Aet Mr. C K. Daplitary with Mr. R. B Mehta instructed by Messrs. R. M Kothari & Co appeared for the Petitioner?5. D. A W. GIBBS LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND' GSK. tun Every fadir, Qr,r>Q ¡, -O’*«.-rOlif vslSt rw n,y- ut 11 ts in y A ir °ro s . Ct*r,'*e4 r> s THE BOMBAY CHRONICLE Saturday, November 15, 1941 Telephone N». 23031 To INDIAN TEXTILE i h a FUND FOR INDUSTRIAL ¡Indians In LABOUR (Continued from page 6) JJatk*£oLumn RESEARCH Malaya only way of cheapening cloth is «06 to increase the hours of poor la v » J k $ " bourers! The truth is that the 'P in Commerce Member On Possibility Of Producing Kunzru’s Resolution For Government is indifferent to the welfare of the workers in uphold Another letter which re- New Internal Combustion Engines In India Council O f State ing the interests of the millown- produce: ers. Dear Dm: NEW DELHI, November 14. Member for the industrial progress NEW DELHI, Nov. 14 It may be argued that the use Why Not Keep The following quotation irom The Assembly in the afternoon of the country, declared that ail "Daily Mirror’s' caustic Cassan passed Sir Raruaswami Mudaliar’s industries, big or small, really de Steps to protect tne legitimate of methods of rat onalisation is dra, coming in the wake of the resolution for the constitution ol »ended on machinery whu :.ghts of Indian nationals in not possible without installing up- liberal extracts from a leading ar an industrial research fund. present was being imported from Malaya and support tor efforts of to-date machinery and that it is YOUNG ticle In the "Economist’’ published Mr. M. S. Aney, Leader of tne foreign countries. He was not mov Indian workers on rubber planta- not possible to secure such ma two weeks ago in the ‘Bombay House, announced .hat the agen mg his amendment in any splri iens in Malaya to improve their chinery in wartime. True, me Chronicle", should assis. you to da for the meetings on Monday and of rivalry or opposition but he iiving conditions and secure high thods of rationalisation include and throw some more light on how Tuesday would be consideration ol merely sought to lay special em er wages are urged by Pandit H. the use ci up-to-date machinery. democracy works In the Land of the Council of State amendment phasis on the need for developing N. Kunzru in a resolution ad Bu rationalisation also includes Hope and Glory: — to the Mines Maternity Benefits' the heavy industries. mitted by the President, Council the adopt on of many other effi Attractive “The South Midlothian Unionist Bill .he Indo-Ceylon Agreement Mr. Hussein Bhaj Laljee asked if State. ciency schemes which play a Association recently wrote to Cap the Public Accounts Committee's the Commerce Member to see that much more important part. To tain Ramsay and said that they report and Mr. Joshi’s resolution lew industries established in this Mr. V. V. Kalikar has a resolu- ciucte the Bombay Textile La y o u can keep youthful vigour had no option but to call upon him on political prisoners. In case country during the present war ion recommending acceleration bour Inquiry Committee again: ■ in your step and a sparkle in to resign. there was no time on Monday to were no, allowed to dwindle after >f the pace of Indianisation of “The machinery must be your eyes; you can enjoy perfect Captain Ramsay promptly replied take up the Public Accounts Com the war, as had been the case witi he Royal Indian Navy.—A .P kep: in good condition for smooth health, keep fit and look years that It was a matter for the House mi i. tee report. It would be dropped many Indian Industries after the working. It is not necessary for younger if you follow the golden of Commons to decide, and he did and the whole of Tuesday would las, war. rationalisation that the machin rule of taking two Bile Bearu not feel entitled to prejudice the be devoted to Mr. Joshl’s resolu Sardar Sant Singh strongly sup ery must be new. . .it is mainly regularly every night Issue by any such premature step tion. ported Mr. Jamnadas Mehta’s am SIX KHAKSARS the quality of the raw material that passes through the machinery Bile Beans clear your complexion as resignation of his seat at this The Assembly adjourned til! endment and declared that all in ON HUNGER-STRIKE ind take years off your appearance juncture. Monday. dustries depended on machinery and not the machinery itself on So. if you want to be youthful Much sympathy will be extended While the debate on Mr. N. M and India must be able to manu La h o r e , November 14. which the reduction of breakage to the South Midlothian Unionist Joshi’s resolution recommending facture all the machinery she depends. All that is required is and attractive, remember to take Association for their continued re the release of political prisoners wanted. He urged that In the uti Six Khaksars in uniform and that it must be kept In good Bile Beans at bedtime. presentation ior lack of represen will begin in the Assembly on lisation of the results of the re oadges who were arrested last working condition.” The Commit tation» by an M.P.. who cannot be Monday immediately after the dis search carried out by the Board, night under ,he Defence of India tee have recommended a number trusted with his liberty and who posal of the motion for considera first preference should always Rules, while making demonstra of efficiency schemes for increa- has been exposed in the most un tion of the Indo-Ceylon Joint given to Indian capital and In tions before the Assembly Cham s!ng production, all of which can OVER ONE MILLION savoury light In the High Courts Report, the latest lobby indications dlan industry and foreigners should ber, sympathising with Allama be put into practice with BILE BEANS ARE of Justice. are that the official spokesman not be allowed to benefit from Mashriqui, their leader, who is out installing new type of That sympathy Is entirely mis will reply on resumption of the them. reported to be on hunger-strike machinery But t-h» Govern SOLD EVERY DAY placed. debate on Tuesday. After the Commerce Member’s in Vellore Jail, announce their ment have shelved the report of Why was Capt. Ramsay ever PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL reply, the amendments were with decision to be on hunger-strike the Committee and are now using selected by the Midlothian Union drawn and the resolution was pass till their leader is released.— This is how Bile Beans act. Bile Beans ar% Continuing the debate on Sir philistine methods for increasing ists as their candidate? ed without a division.—A. P United Press production p-epared from pure vegetable extracts md Because, regardless of his real Andrew Clow's Bill to regulate the extent to which railway property herefore can De taken regularly every night and true abilities (recently reveal Overtime ed» he was on paper, the "right shall be liable to taxation impos A/ith perfect safety They tone up thedigestion. ed by an authority within a pro sort" of candidate ‘Hindustan Times’ Editor The “communique” issued by purify the blood and daily remove aH food Rich, well-born, educated at vince, the Central Assembly this residue; thus improving your health tod morning accepted an agreed am the Government states that the Eton and Sandhurst. A guard- workers will be paid overtime for keeping your figure /Outhful *no ATtractiv#. man and a member of the Carlton endment to provide that the ad Convicted admitted-that there was no jus Club. judicating authority, in Co.se t tification in fact for the editorial the extra six hours at 1-14 times Perfect. dispute between local administra comment or for the headlines of the ordinary rate of pay. Thi' And did those qualifications tion and railways shall lix the (Continued from Page 14) the news item. He has stated that should not be understood to eount with the South Midlothian assessment having regard to "the the head of the Executive, was he is extremely sorry.” This may mean that the Government have Unionise Assn.? What “else" did? services rendered to the railways interfering witn the course of amount to an expression of re given some special overtime rates. As In scores of other Conserva and all other relevant cir justice in the lower counts inas gret, but it Is certainly not an Under Section 47 of the Factories B i l e b e a n s cumstances of the case. The much as the persons asked by the apology—which is the word In tive Associations, a record like this Act, the workers are already en MAKE YOU FEEL YEARS YOUNGER Is practically a free ticket to the bill was passed without further Judge uncer orders from the Chief the Contempt of Courts Act. titled to pay at the rate of one- amendment. House of Commons. When the free Justice to contribute money would Mr. Bharadwaja had cited in self- and-a-quarter times the ordinary All Medicin* Dealer* Sell Bile Beans—Price ONE RUPEE a Bottle The House then passed fair A » ticket takes the bearer on to Brix- have no alternative but to com justification the activities of the rate, when they work more than Ramaswami Mudaliar’s bill further ply otherwise, they might incur ton Gaol— then the cheering spon Chief Justice of another High 54 hours a week. Taking into sors squeal with rage and m orti-. to amend the Indian Companies’ the disfavour of the Judge to their Court who, according to him, had Act of 1913, and his bill further to own detriment, The probable consideration the fact that the flcatlon ...... Did they (S.M.U.A.)i "himself been going about rais cost of living is soaring day by amend the Trades Marks Act of effect of the news item and the ing war funds and speaking on trouble to look the character of day and that the dearness allow the Captain elsewhere than can be 1940. and also Sir Andrew Clow’s editorial comment would be to im- I Ihe subject cf war efforts.” but he, found on page 2594 of Who’s Who? motion to refer to a select com pair the authority of the High ’ however, said that that Chief Jus- anee, . , wherever . . it has been grant- If they did. they were singularly mittee the bill further to amend Court, to lower Its dignity and its ¡ tice had ever issued instructions ey- ls> *n proportion to the MAKE YOUR KHIR ill-equipped to judge character, and the Motor Vehicles’ Act of 1939. prestige and seriously to shake , to the presiding officers of sub' rise in the cost of living, the as such were unfitted to adopt any Excess grants to regularise actual public confidence in the adminis- ( ordinate courts to collect sub overtime for the extra six hours candidate. expenditure incurred in excess ol (ration ol justice. The publica- 1 scriptions from litigants and in the week should have been an If they din’t, then they have voted grants In the year 1939-40 tion oi the editorial comment j others appearing before them, least at one-and-a-half times the hdre NOURISHING nothing to beef about.’’— Yours etc., were voted, including one amount calculated to have this effect was ; ■which -was the suggestion made ordinary rate. Government have C. R. NAIR. ing to just over six crores of ru a clear contempt of court and It • in the news item and the edito pees transferred to t.he revenue was unnecessary to quote author done injustice to the workers in • • * * reserve fund. ity. Mr. Gandhi had said that his ¡ rial comment in the present pro this respect also. Be it noted Lunched yesterday with the INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH motive was otherwise. It was “ to j ceedings. Their Lordships point that in Great Britain at present more DELICIOUS American Consul. I thought it Sir A. Ramaswami Mudaliar maintain the reputation of the i ed out that the analogy assuming overtime-hours worked beyond 48 would be an excellent opportunity moved his resolution recommend High Court and the purity of the j that it would otherwise afford a week is paid at the rate of time to get many things cleared up for I ing that a fund called the Irl- administration of justice’’. any justification, did not, there and a half. Similar is the case me, but you know how Consuls dustridl research fund for the pur - The Question of motive. Their i fore, in any way assist the edito in the U. S. A. and many other QUAKER OATS are—elusive and diplomatic — i j pose of fostering Industrial deve Lordships said, was irrelevant. rial staff of the “Hindustan countries. It 15 in Germany, really didn’t get what I went there i lopment In this country be con What the court had to consider \ Times.” fo r !! where the working class condi stituted and that provision be was the effect or probable effect j tions are bound to be miserable * * * made in the budget for an annual of the publication. Sentences I was talking to a Chinaman who under the Nazi regime, that the grant of Rs. 10 lakhs to the In the present case Their Lord- : overtime rates, as a general mle, Came selling silk as they do. He ships said contempt has been com -i Their Lordships said: “We are fund for a period of five years. are fixed at time and a quarter. was an Interesting fellow and con Sir A. Ramaswami Mudaliar ex mitted by the respondents Mr. • of opinion that Mr. 3inghal must stantly went off at a tangent in plained in detail the valuable Singhal sent information which j be committed to prison to purge It is to be earnestly hoped that, conversation. Every time he got a work done by the Board of Scienti was probably founded either on his contempt. We accordingly the overtime in India will be in moment’s pause from the price of fic and Industrial Research dur his own inference from what ttok sentence him to undergo two creased to time and a half, if silk he spoke of the war. Then ing the last eighteen months and place in court or on a suggestion months’ simple imprison Government persists in maintain suddenly he volunteered the infor said that the Government consi from other persons, and he had ment. We should also ing the increased hours. mation “Japan In one year finish”. dered that It was time that a endeavoured to defend his action have been inclined to deal in (To Be Continued.) 60 to humour him I asked: "And seperate fund should be constitu by giving evidence which Their ihe same manner with the editor Germany?” John was pleased. At ted for scientific and industrial Lordships were unable to accept and with the publisher and print last I had asked him something er, but we take inuo consideration research to place it on an Inde as true. As regards the editorial from a convicted person an ad more Intellectual than the price of pendent and permanent footing. staff Their Lordships were prepar the fact that they were misled by his silk: "Germany,—two years— dress to the court. Please come INTERNAL COMBUSTION ed to accept the statement of Mr. the confidence which they re to the point. finish”. So to amuse myself more ENGINES Gandhi and of Mr. Bharadwaja posed in ther reporter. On the I asked: "And Britain?” " A h !” said The Commerce Member referred that up to then they had had full other hand, we do not feel justi Mr. Gandhi: The point I wish John. “Britain—no fight, no finish” to the misapprehension caused by confidence In Mr. Singhal and fied in awarding a light sentence to make is that in view of the the statement made elsewhere on had neyffr had reasen to suspect of fine, for we are satisfied from sentence passed on my cor res the question of the production ol the truth or accuracy of his re the evidence that they have ma pondent, Mr. Singhal, who has Prepore your "Khir” the usual You give us the order and ports. Their Loidshlps, therefore, Internal combustion engines in nufactured evidence for the pur not been allowed the option of way substituting Quaker Oats we will deliver the books India. It was a fact, he said, acquitted them of malice towards pose of their defence. fine, I choose to avail myself of that these engines had been pro- the Chief Justice and said that We accordingly sentence Mr. the sentence of imprisonment for rice. You will be surprised duoed for some time in the coun on the other hand they had erred Deyadas Gandhi to pay a fine how much more delicious it will A new stock has just awarded to me in default of pay been try by one or two private firms very grievously In publishing the of Rs. 1,000 and we sentence Mr. ment of fine and not to pay the be. Much more nourishing too, received. and also by the railway workshops news Item and the editorial com Devi Prasad Sharma to pay a fine. ior Quaker Oats abounds in food but they were Internal combus ment without any attempt to fine of Rs. 50«. If eitfter of tion engines which used not petrol verify the truth of the remarkable them defaults in payment of The Chief Justice said that Mr. energy. It refortifies the system, utterance by the Judge, which had but oil. Internal combustion en the fine imposed he shall under Gandhi could consult his counsel, Quaker Oats is made from grain grenrr builds resistance, creates new New Book Co. gines In which petrol was used been reported to them and with Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru, if he de go one month’s simple impri in the sunny oat fields of Canada, where stamina, new strength. Quaker Hornby Road, BOMBAY. had not, been produced in this out enquiring what the source of sonment. sired . their correspondent’s Information chmaie and soil combine to produce the Oats has many times the nutri country, as far as Government’s The respondents will also have Sir Tej Bahadur said he had information went. Under the aus was. In their letter of August 10 to pay the costs of the Govern most nourshing oats you can buy tive value of rice and should be they said to Mr. Singhal that they nog discussed the matter with Ws pices of the Scientific and Indus ment Advocate at the rate of Rs client. Mr. Gandhi said that he ®aten in some form at least once trial Research Board a committee regarded the matter as being of 80 for each day of the hearing. New Shah On Iran’» Policy ‘immense Importance’ and yet not had arrived at his decision inde every day. under the chairmanship of Mr. J. The Judgment covered fifty-two pendently of his counsel and he C. Mahindra had been set up to withstanding. the importance which they attached to the mat- typed pages and the whole of It preferred to go to jail. Quaker Oats is delicious. It has TEHERAN, November 13 examine the question of producing was read out in the court by Chief Justice; The Judgment The New Shah, of Iran today this class of internal combustion ‘ter they carelessly published It In a nut-like flavour that appeals their paper without any thought Their Lordships the Chief Justice has been delivered and the sen opened the Parliament which is engines, and from the latest indi and Mr. Justice Collister. to every one. It is an economical shortly expected to ratify the cations It was hoped that with of verification as to the existence tence is there. I f you do not pay the fine, the alternative sentence food—a vegetarian food that con treaty of alliance with Britain and in a short time thp Committee of the alleged circular. GANDHI’S REQUEST Russia. would be able to complete its In Their Lordships said that is one of imprisonment and the forms to all religious dietary The new Shah In his speech said vestigations and tell India, the their case was not so As soon as it was read out Mr. law will have its course. laws. Serve Quaker Oats to all Shat Iran’s policy was particularly world that these engines could be serious as that of Mr Devadas Gandhi rose in his seat TIME TO PAY FINE year family. Help your children Singhal, because they evidently and said: “ With the permission of close co-operation with the Powers produced In this country. grow up healthy and strong. with whom her interests bore spe Two amendments to the resolu believed that what he reported to Your Lordships I would like to Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru re cial relations.—Reuter. tion were moved. Mr. Jamnadas them was true, and he inferred say a few words. It is a matter quested Their Lordships to give Give added strength, extra vigour Mehta wanted to add the words therefrom that a circular must of sorrow and pain to me that I two weeks* time for the pay and vitality to your busbgnd and MILL WORKER’S SUICIDE have been issued, ‘and if they had "with special relerence to the es have failed to convince this Hon. ment of fine. The court there Quaker Oats is not a medicine bat a yourself. Buy a tin of Quaker On the 12th mid-night Ratnachandra tablishment of heavy industries” apologized at the outset,’ added Court of the truth of the evidence upon passed orders allowing two Dhaku aged 60 years, a mill worker and Dr. Bannerji asked for an In their lordships, ‘we might have of my eyes and ears and such delicious cent per cent food containing Oat« iorfjy. who was suffering long from a«thma weeks’ thne for the fine to be was found lying at the top of the crease ol the Governments contri been inclined to take a more other evidence which I have pro paid. nothing objectionable to vegetarians. •taJrcaae of a cliawl, Elphinatone bution to Rs. 25 lakhs. lenient view of their offence, but duced and In which I have the The Court then rose and Mr. Bridge, with a stab-woufld in his Mr. Jamnadas Mehta, while he they did not tender any apology same belief as I would have in Singhal who was sentenced to tbdomen and a knife wa. a «o found welcomed and appreciated the to the court. Mr. Gandhi has the evidence of my eyes and ears. two months’ simple imprisonment Jying near him. efforts made by the Commerce in effect admitted his error, had Chief Justice: We don’t allow was taken into custody.—A-P. MUTT AND JEFF— Well, You Know You Can’t Take ’Em With You By BUD FISHER V,JULfE.THlS )STH£ ] (H O! % WERE IN THE/ V/ERY,\/ERY LAST TIME I'M SONNA ASK YOU.’ WILL YOU 8 6 M V STEADY AND 60 OUT WITH M6 Quaker Oats is untouched by human — \ t o n u s h t ? hands throughout the entire process of its preparation QUAREROATS m m Saturday, November 15, 1941 THE BOMBAY CHRONICLE 9 MORE OIL MIDDLE EAST IN SECOND LL.B. BETTER POSITION Wakes To Find RUMANIANS SUPPLIES EXAM. RESULTS Gen. Blarney On Flow Land Sold Out The following candidates have RESENT Good looks and passed the Second LL.B. Examina FOR SOVIET Of Br. And American tion:— NEW INDIA Tanks Overnight SECOND CLASS NAZI METHODS Assurance Company, LONDON, Nov. 13. Nos.— 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Vitality MELBOURNE. November 13. Purchaser Sentenced To 2 Limited. Steps to Increase Soviet oil "General Wavell’s socalled mis 19 20 28 1 31 32 34 39 47 49 Numerous Cases Of Sabo suppl es are described in a Tass calculation in the Libyan Cam Years’ R. I. For Forged e3 65 67 166 167 168 175 186 message from Baku. It says. 190 194 197 202 210 217 paign meant in effect that his Deed 211 tage In Oilfields & "New prospecting is being carried Intelligence Staff was not so gooa 220 223 231 235 236 242 244 (India’s Largest out in a large scale in the Baku as he thought" declared General 246 247 249 259 262 322 323 Refinery Plants area. In the district of village Sir Thomas Blarney, Australian (From Our Correspondent.) 324 325 329 330 336 337 340 General insurance Co ) THANA H er 13. Geoksani not. far from the coast Deputy Commander-in-Chiel, Mid 341 344 345 350 353 354 35S LONDON. Nov. 13. drillers have started prospecting dle East in an Interview here to How an Innocent agriculturist from Ghotsai, Taiuka Kalyan ai^se 361 364 365 368 369 374 43') Resentment of the Rumanian THREE CONSIDERATIONS in an area which, according to day. 433 435 438 439 452 454 455 population at the manner in which •HUNE up your one morning and found his land GENERALLY WEIGH WITH experts’ opinion would consider "The position in the Middle East 456 496 498 501 506 507 527 the Germans are assuming control ^ % ;tality, pui ably increase the country’s oil is now infinitely better” he added. sold to a neighbour of his by ano of the country is assuming acute ther agriculturist under a forged 533 538 541 545 548. A PERSON DESIRING TO m sparkle into reserve. One of the dr lied wells “British and American tanks have forms, according to a supplement will reach 3 S00 metres in depth been flowing in for a long time and sale-deed duly registered at the PASS CLASS. to to-day's Soviet "communique” . INSURE HIS LIFE. youi smile with Iron Ielleidsi Energy Kalyan sub-Registry in July of | and will be the deepest well in air support has improved out of Nos. 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 A train consisting of tankers and good looks belong to those ! the U .S.S.R . The Trusts. Leni- all knowledge.”—Reuter. 1939. was revealed in the course of was wrecked and caught file near a Sessions .Tied which concluded 77 80 82 83 84 85 86 92 99 100 109 They Are; whose blood is rich In Iron, for Iron neft and Molotovneft, have al- 110 114 116 117 121 122 125 130 Ploesti. An explosion and a large 1 ready drilled many new wells and yesterday before Mr. A. K. Phad- fire occurred at an oil refinery- invigorates all the cells of your body Ramakrishna Mission Flood kar, Additional Sessions Judge. 135 136 146 152 264 266 267 268 (1) STABILITI’ of the Com «-Iron strengthens nerves, muscles, started their exploitations. These 269 270 271 272 273 274 278 281 plant in Buzau. A considerable pany; Relief Work In Gujerat Thana. resulting in thé conviction quantity of finished oil products brain, glands—Iron flushes your skin l wells have given their first tons of the purchaser, the executant 291 297 301 304 305 307 3t0 313 j of oil in the la^t few days ” was burned. A conflagration rag with vivid health. Iron Jelloids. an * The Ramakrishna Mission Branch who passed off as the owner of the 316 320 389 390 391 392 393 396 398 (2) SOUND MANAGEMENT 399 400 402 412 413 415 422 465 466 ed for several days al ollwells at English preparation, provide Iron in Experts Take Hopeful View j Centro, Khar, Bombay which ha8 been land and identifier who identified Targiu Ocnei, which destroyed and | carrying on relief work not only in the the executant before the sub-Re 469 474 478 479 480 481 482 483 the medicinal form approved by Economic experts in London a r e /whole of pardi Taluka and part of some thousands of tons of oil. gistrar, Kalyan. 486 487 489 513 515 550 551 552 555 Numerous cases of sabotage are (3) POLICY CONDITIONS doctors. Start a course of these taking a much more hopeful view , Dharampur state but also the affected 556 558 561. ! Of the Russian industrial situa- P.apt Thaua District bordering on The two attestants P. M. Bhagat reported in Rumanian oilfields and and BONUS CAPACITY. Vitality' tablets today 1 PASSED IN GROUP A ONLY tion, according to the “ News the river of Damanganga has distri and J. V. Kale were declared not refinery plants, substantially re j Chronicle'’ diplomatic correspon- buted till last 15th October 1293 Md«. yuilty and were acquitted Nos 15 24 25 41 42 44 45 50 51 ducing the amount of oil available 16 Src. of .-orn. 5178 f ¡pres of riofhrs Tukaram Shiva the purchasei 66 120 132 133 149 155 163 193 219 to the German army —Reuter i dent. The Russians’ success In to the affli'fpil rpeipipnts of as many The ‘MEW INDIA” c«o i carrying out well planned eva- as tft villages. An am'mnf of ca‘ b was sentenced to 18 months rlgo 224 229 234 238 248 250 254 280 308 348 357 363 371 377 384 388 429 451 | cualicn of plant, machinery and help was given to a carpenter to oarn rous imprisonment for forgery and Safely claim to Satisfy Iron workers equipment of key facto his livelihood. six months rigorous imprisonmeen, 52) 523 524 536 DEFENCE EXERCISES IN for an offence under the Indian ries to areas east of the Volga Contribution, however small, in cash, PASSED IN GROUP B ONLY BALUCHISTAN all these requirements has improved the position great,}-, Registration Act, the sentences or kind eloth or housing material, will dered io run concurrently. Nos. 4 54 58 60 64 89 91 93 97 J e llo id s the correspondent says. bo thankfully received by (1) The 104 108 112 124 128 149 150 151 QUETTA, Nov. 13. It is now believed that by President Sri Ramakrishna Ashram. Pandurang Ganpat, Magar, the 181 221 255 282 287 293 295 296 The Baluchistan air defence Available from of? chemists. or by rath from , spr ng With factories built under Khar, Bombay 21; or 12) The Trea executant was awarded one year’s 299 318 819 352 370 382 404 407 exercises concluded this morning Write or call for Prospectus surer of the Mission Mr. F J. Gin- rigorous imprisonment for forgery with a demonstration of an “ aerial *- N. KATOAK. Dept B C. 16 a third Five-Year Plan, Russia sala. Solicitor. Old French Bank 498 410 419 424 426 459 475 491 and feel convinced. may be able to replace a sub Building F.splanade Road. Fort. Bom and six months rigorous ior an 493 509 522 525 553 557 attack on an aerodrome. A Queee'o Mansions. Bastion Hoad, offence under the Registration Act Bom bay. stantial part of the loss in arma b ay or (3) Thp Secretary of the Mis The result oi Candidate No 531 very large number of military HEAD OFFICE: ment production caused by the sion Mr D. M. Darn of Messrs. Tlia- sentences to run concurrently. is reserved officers and the personnel both of FHeos. ineluairo of pasta?« • German occupation It is believ koredas. Darn and Hemani. Adi Cham Nana Krishna Bhoir, the Kal British and Indian units watched , Esplanade Road. 10 dar* tr.arni.nl fU. 1/2/- ed that Dractically all of the most bers. Meadows Street. Fort Bombay: yan Mamlatdar’s peon, who had der, Advocate B. D. Gupte, K. R. the exercises. Sir Aubrey Met or (♦) The Secretary. Sri Ramakrishna Fort, BOMBAY. * w.ek, ir.atm.nl R*. 2/12/- important key munition factories Identified the executant, was fined Karfekar Pleader Kalyan and B. T. calfe, Agent to the Governor- Ashram 64. Portuguese Church Street, Rs. 100 for an offence under the Sule Pleader Kalyan defended all General in Baluchistan and L t- have been evacuated and in some Badar. ( B. B and C. L> Bombay or eases have already re started pro- 15) The Ramakrishna Mission Relief Registration Act as the above two the accused while Mr. A. V. Chitre. General E. F. Norton, G O.C. West 1 duction far from bombing range Camp P. G. Vapi Daman Road. Sta accused. Assistant Public Prosecutor, Thana ern Independent District, were the correspondent adds.—Reuter, tion. (B. B and C. I.) Surat Dist. Messers D. K. Deshpande, Plea- was In charge of the Crown case. also present.—A. P. A COPY OF THIS PROSPECTUS HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE REGISTRAR OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES, JAMMU AND KASHMIR STATE AND WITH THE REGISTRAR OF JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. BENGAL PROSPECTUS OF SHREE YUVRAJ JAMMU & KASHMIR SUGAR MILLS LIMITED (Liabil'ty of the Members is Limited). (Incorporated under the Jammu and Kashmir Companies Act X I of Samvat 1977) BANKERS. approximately Rs. 15 lakhs. The Resolution of the members of the I licitors of the Company. Messrs. AUTHORISED CAPITAL ••• Rs. 25,00,000 THE PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK, LTD. balance capital of Rs. 5 lakhs shall Company entitled to vote, passed ! Dutt & Sen, 6, Old Post Office PRESENT ISSUE: THE JAMMU & KASHMIR BANK, LTD. be sufficient as working capital of at an Extraordinary General Street, Calcutta. DIVIDED INTO: the Company. Meeting to be convened for the 5,000 6% Cumulative AUDITORS. A copy of the Company’s Memo 5.000 6 % Cumulative VI. ESTIMATED PROFITS:— express purpose and of which randum of Association is attached. Preference Shares of Rs. 100 each Preference Shares of Rs. 100 each S. P CHOPRA & CO., Chartered Accountants, Registered Accountants, Taking into consideration the pre meeting six months’ notice shall XV. APPLICATION FOR SHA 1,98,500 Ordinary Issued @ a premium of „ 1 sent prices as prevailing in Unit be given to each member at his 1,00.000 Ordinary 10, Dinga Singh Buildings The Mall, Lahore. RES:—The amounts payable in Shares of „ 10 „ ed Provinces and Punjab, the address on the register of mem respect of Preference and Ordinary 15.000 Founder Shares Shares of » 10 MANAGING AGENTS. Company on a production of bers and not by advertisement which are offered for public sub KARAM CHAND THAPAR & BROS. (Jammu & Kashmir) Ltd. Shares and Debentures are as of „ 1 » 14 lakhs maunds sugar expects to and at which meeting not less follows: scription . RANBIRSINGHPURA. earn a really remunerative pro than half the number of holders 15 n00 Founders Shares of Re. 1- each are to be issued to per share. BROKERS AND UNDERWRITERS fit, after allowing for taxes, depre of both Ordinary and Founders (1) Preference Shares on Messrs Karam Cnaud Thapar & Bros.. Ltd., credited as fully paid MUGNEERAM BANGUR & CO., ciation Interest on debentures Shares °f the Company for the application Rs. 51 uo with a view t> reimburse them for the expenses incurred and in Member, Calcutta Stock Exchange Association Ltd., and all other charges. time being issued (such holders (2) Preference Shares on consideration of the services rendered by .them in connection with 7, Lyons Range, Calcutta. VII. PRELIMINARY EX being duly entitled to vote) shail allotment, Rs. 50 th‘s Kashmir Sugar Mills project. REGISTERED OFFICE: PENSES:—Messrs. Karam Chand be present and not less than 50 (3) Ordinary Shares on In terms of Clause 2 of the Agreement with His Highness Gov RANBIRSINGHPURA. Thapar and Bros. Ltd., are the per cent., of the paid-up Ordin application Rs. promoters of the Company. The ary and Founder Share Capital of 5 ernment of Jammu and Kashmir, 49% of each of Ordinary and MILLS SITE. (4) Ordinary Shares on RANBIRSINGHPURA. expenses of formation and regis the Company for the time being, Preference Share Capital, issued as above, is reserved for subscription tration of the Company and the be represented. allotment Rs. 5 by the .°:a'e subjects of Jammu and Kashmir State for a period of cessary, extend the period other preliminary expenses exclu The Managing Agents shall be (5) Debentures on appli 3 months, after the date of issue of this Prospectus. In case the PROSPECTUS by another 5 years. sive of underwriting commission entitled to the following remune cation— full amount l.e. 505 Sta’e subiects do not take up the full 49% of the Ordinary and Pre I. OBJECTS OF THE COM Most of the sugar m the State on sales of shares and debentures rations:— Per Debenture. comes from the Western United Applications for Ordinary and ference Share Capital, referred to above, reserved for them, the P A N Y .—The Company has been are estimated to be not more than 1. An Office allowance of Rs. balance of 49% remaining unsubscribed within the aforesaid period Provinces. The difference of —18]- Rs. 7,500. Preference Shares and Debentures formed for the purposes set out per maund between the Excise 1,000/- per mensem. wouid be issued to the applicants, other than State Subjects.. in the Memorandum of Associa VIII. MINIMUM SUBSCRIP 2. A Commission of 10 per cent, are to be made on the forms which Tlie Company i.: also issuing in addition to the Share Capital and Import duty together with T IO N :—The minim unx subscrip on the net profits of the may be obtained at the Registered tion and in particular with the the manufacturing profit, and Office of the Company or from the mentioned above, 1,000 h-’T Mortgage Debentures of Rs. 500|- each. object of establishing and carry tion upon which the Company Company calculated after other advantages assures the pos Head Office of Messrs. Karam T^ese Debenture; will be secured by a Trust Deed constituting, a ing on business of manufacturing shall proceed to allotment is 10,000 allowing" all the usual sibilities of a reasonable profit for Ordinary Shares of the nominal Chand Thapar & Bros.. Ltd., and its first charge on the lands, buildings and machinery of the Company, sugar and all its bye-products and charges, interest on loans, the Company in the very initial value of Rs. 10/- each. Applica and advances, repairs and various Branches, or from the La and with a floating charge on all other assets (both present and cultivation and development of stages. It is expected that within tions have already been promised hore Head Office and the Calcutta, sugai cane. outgoings, but before charg future) of the Company, but not its stocks or stores, either present 5 years the factory will be tho or received from the Directors, ing any depreciation in res Jammu and Srinagar Branches of r r fu*ure of raw ma'erials, sugar, sugar products, molasses and other Jammu and Kashmir State un roughly established and If cir Managing Agents and their the Punjab National Bank Ltd. or der the present rule and adminis pect of assets of the Com bye-products, chemicals and other stores, and shall be redeemable cumstances remain normal the friends for the whole issue of Pre pany and without any de from the Head Office and Branches after 7 years from the date of their issue with option to the Com tration offers great scope for the withdrawal of the advantage of ference and Ordinary Shares offer duction in respect of In of the Jammu & Kashmir Bank pany to redeem them at any time after 5 years from the date of development of natural resources -¡8 !- per maund between Excise ed to the British Indian subjects come Tax, Super Tax or any Ltd. or from the Office of Messrs. their Issue on giving 3 calendar months’ notice of its intention so of the State. Development in and Import duty may not In any in accordance with the Prospectus other tax or duty on in Mugneeram Bangur & Co., the Un to do The debentures arc being issued at a premium of 1% . The the Sugar Industry in the Indian way be expected to affect the (i.e„ 51 per cent, of the present come revenue or for expen derwriters, Applications are to be States has perhaps been slow Debentures would b° bearer bonds and carry interest at 5% per earning capacity of the Mills. issue of Preference and Ordinary ditures on capital account sent to the Registered Office or de compared to that in British India Share Capital). annum, the interest being payable half-yearly. The factory site will be close or on account of any sum, posited with the above stated offi as the result of the lead given to Ranbirsinghpura on the Sialkot IX. CONTRACTS:—The follow set aside, in each year out ces of Company’s Bankers together by the Industrialists in India but THE FULL ISSUE OF DEBENTURES AS ALSO OF THE ORDINARY Jammu Line. N .W . Railway which ing Agreements will be entered of the profits, for Reserves with the remittance of the amount AND PREFERENCE SHARES CAPITAL HAVE BEEN the recognition even though late is near to the sugar cane area, into by the Company: or Reserve Fund. payable on application. In case UNDERWRITTEN. of the possibilities has Its own irrigated by the canal system. (a) Agreement with Messrs. 3. A Commission of 1 per cent where no allotment is made, the RIGHT IN RESPECT OF PREFERENCE, ORDINARY AND advantages. Karam Chand Thapar and on all sales relating to the deposit will be returned in full The Government of His Highness, Bros. (Jammu and Kashmir) FOUNDER SHARES. The Government of His High the Maharaja Bahadur of Jammu business of the Company. and where the number of shares Ltd., for appointment as The said office allowance pay The Articles provide that the Preference Shares shall have the ness the Maharaja Bahadur of and Kashmir has very kindly allotted Is less than the number Jammu and Kashmir State has Managing Agents of the able to the Managing Agents shall applied for, the balance of deposits neht to a Preferential Cumulative Dividend (income-tax free) at agreed to acquire lands for the Company, the terms of be exclusive of and shall not in been pleased to grant a number factory and seed experimental will be applied toward the amount 6% p<*r annum on the capital for the time being paid thereon and of concessions to the Company. which are referred to in this clude any remuneration, salaries remaining payable on the shares shall Dave the further right to participate in the profits available farms under the State Land Ac Prospectus under the head or wages which shall become pay Tlie details will appear from the quisition Act, on application by allotted. frr dividend to the extent of 20% of the surplus of such profits Agreement but the more import ‘Managing Agents.’ able to the Managers. Secretaries. The shares will be Issued subject the Company. (b) remaining after payment of 12% dividend each on Ordinary and ant ones are enumerated here Agreement with Messrs. Agents. Clerks. Servants, Work to the Memorandum and Articles Founder shares O r that year, but so that the dividend payable on II. AGREEMENT WITH HIS Karam Chand Thapar and men, Brokers, Bankers. Solicitors, of Association of the Company. A under:— HIGHNESS GOVERNMENT OF Preference Shares shall not in respect of any one year exceed the Bros. Ltd., Calcutta, being Auditors. Engineers. Experts or copy of same can be inspected du (a) That the import duty on JAMMMU & KASHMIR STATE. an agreement for reim maximum 8 % inclusiv; of 6% Preferential Cumulative Dividend. The British Indian Sugar shall other officers or employees who ring usual business hours at the —His Highness’s Government of bursement of all expenses may be employed by the said Registered Office of the Company said Preference Shades shall further confer the right in winding up be maintained for a period Jammu and Kashmir State has incurred and for services Managing Agents for carrying on to the payment of arrears of Preferential fixed dividend, whether of 5 years from the date or at the Office of the Solicitors entered into an agreement with rendered by them, by an and conducting the business of of the Company, Messrs. Dutt ft declaied or not upto the commencement of winding up, and the Company’s sugar factory Messrs. Karam Chand Thapar & allotment of 15,000 shares of the Company nor any rents, taxes, starts working, at a level of Sen. 6. Old Post Office Street Cal amourf of capital na'd up. in priority to the Ordinary and Founders Bros., Ltd., in which very im Re. 1 each credited as fully costs, postages, printing or sta cutta. Shares but shall not confer any further right to participate in the -i8 '- per maund higher than portant concessions have been paid up. tionery or other office incidentals the rate of excise duty to XVI. For the purposes of subs profits or assets of the Company. The Ordinary and Founder X. QUALIFICATIONS AND and expenses of manufacture all be imposed on the sugar | ipj,e details of the Important of which remuneration ani salar cribers from British India the Shares shall rank ‘pari prssu’ for dividend purposes and rights in REMUNERATIONS OF DIREC following further particulars as Ctur6d at Company s , concessions granted will appear TORS:—The qualification of a ie s , wages, costs, charges and winding up. factory required by Section 277B of the The right of voting in the General Meeting is ‘one’ vote for from the paragraph hereinabove Director other than an Ex- expenses shall be borne and paid (b) That at no time the excise by the Company Indian Companies Act VII of 1913 every Ordinary and Founders Share, the Preference Share having no referred to. officio Director or a Direc are given below:— duty on the sugar manufac m . FACTORY:—I t is intended tor appointed by special XII. INTEREST OF DIREC voting right. tured by the factory shall TORS:—Mr Karam Chand Tha (a) The objects of the Company to erect a Sugar Factory of qualifications, is the holding in are those specified in the DIRECTORS: exceed the import duty on his own name or Jointly with any par Is the Managing Director of latest design by either pur Messrs. Karam Chand Thapar and Memorandum of Association X LALA KARAM CHAND THAPAR, Managing Director, Indian sugar. chasing the plant of an exist other person whether as benefi (c) That the import duty on ciary or as Trustee, Ordinary Bros. Ltd., and Mr. Brij Mohan a copy whereof is annexed to Karam Chand Thapai & Bros., Ltd., * ing Sugar Mill In India or by Thapar is the Managing Director this Prospectus. 5, Royal Exchange Place, Calcutta. foreign sugar other than In procuring the plant from overseas. Shares of the Company of the no dian sugar shall in the mi minal value of Rs. 10.000. The re of Karam Chand Thapar and (b) The Instrument constituting Director of Karam Chand Thapar & Sons. Ltd.. Shree Gopal Negotiations are in progress for Bros. (Jammu and Kashmir) L td , the Company is the Memo Paper Mills Ltd., Shree Sitaram Sugar Co., Ltd., Deoria Sugar nimum be maintained at acquiring a plant. It is Intended muneration of each Director for the same level as is from his services as such shall be Rs. and are Interested accordingly. randum of Association and Mills, Ltd., Calcutta Credit Corporation Ltd., Jay Engineering to acquire la plant which will have XIII. UNDERWRITING AR the Articles of Association of time to time in force in B ri the crushing capacity of at least 50 for each meeting of the Direc Works Ltd., Oiiental Coal Co., Ltd., Bharat Starch & Chemi tish India. tors attended, first class travelling RANGEMENTS AND COMMIS the Company and the same cals Ltd., Kast? & Behar Collieries, L td , etc., etc. Chairman 500 tons per day and will enable SION:—The underwriting arrange (dj That the State Govern the factory to manufacture li expenses and an allowance of Rs. can be inspected at the of Indian Sugar Syndicate, Ltd. ment shall allow the Com l^cs maunds of sugar per annum. 20 per day for the days spent for ment has been concluded with places mentioned in para * SETH HANUMAN PRASAD PODDAR, pany to import from British 1 IV CANE PROSPECTS:—The attending the Directors’ Meeting. Messrs. Mugneeram Bangur it Co XTV of the within Prospectus. of Messrs, rarachand Ghansham Das, Bankers, India into their territory cane price as fixed in the agree The Managing Agents are en well-known Share & Stock Brokers • (c) The Company was incorpora 119-B. Chittaranjan Avenue, Calcutta. free of customs duty, ma ment with His Highness’s Govern titled to nominate one-third of and Member, The Calcutta Stock ted on 4th October, 1941, in Director of Oriental Coal Co., Ltd., Shree Gopal Paper Mills. chinery, plant and other ment is 0-4-6 ex. field and 0-4-9 the total number of Directors for Exchange Association Ltd. of 7, Jammu and Kashmir State Ltd.. National Rubbe* Works, Ltd., Karam Chand Thapar Sz equipment, required for the ex. factory gate. The land of th? time being. They will be Ex- Lyons Range, Calcutta. The un pursuant to the provisions Officio Directors. derwriting commission payable to of Jammu & Kashmir Com Sons., Ltd., Rawanwara Collieries, Ltd., etc., etc. proposed Sugar Factory. Tahsil Sri Ranbirsinghpura. which (e) Exemption from payment is suited for sugar cane growing, XI. MANAGING AGENTS:— the underwriters Is 2J per cent In panies Act X I of Samvat I SETH H D. DAGA, respect of Ordinary Shares and 1977, which may also be Ins of Messrs. Jawaharmul Daga & Co., of customs and octroi duty is expected to be sufficient to meet Messrs. Karam Chand Thapar and the requirements of the factory Bros. (Jammu and Kashmir) Ltd., 2 per cent on the nominal value pected at the places men Stock & Share Brokers, Calcutta. for a period of 10 years, in This area Is very fertile and well have been appointed as first Man of Preference Shares and Deben tioned In para XIV of the Director of Gaya Electric Supply Co., Ltd., Burdwan Electric the first instance, on im tures. ports of raw materials, as irrigated and the company will be aging Agents of the Company Prospectus. Supply Co., Ltd., etc., etc. The entire Issue of Share Capital detailed in the Agreement, able to Improve the quality of the from the date of the incorpora (d) The Company has not esta 4. MP BRIJ MOHAN THAPAR (Ex-OfficlO), cane with the assistance of the tion of the Company. They (or and the debentures has been un blished any place of business required for the bona fide derwritten by the Underwriters. Managing Director, use of the Factory. State Agriculture and Revenue their successors or assigns) shall In British India so far. Karam Chsno Thapar & Bros. (Jammu and Kashmir) Ltd . Departments and with the re be entitled to remain and con XIV. Copies of Memorandum and HANUMAN PRASAD PODDAR, The State Government will Jammu. searches In Its own seed and ex tinue in the said office (unless it Articles of Association of the Com HARDEODAS DAGA, review the position with re perimental farms be resigned by them) for twenty- pany and the agreements, referred BRIJ MOHAN THAPAR. Director of Shree Gcpal Paper Mills Ltd., Dry Ice tz Refrigera gard to concession (a) at tors Ltd., Bharat Starch & Chemicals Ltd., Eastern Syndi V ESTIMATED CAPITAL five years from the date of incor to above, can be Inspected at any KARAM CHAND THAPAR. the expiry of 5 years in the COST:—It is estimated that the cate Ltd., Karam Chand Thapar & Sons., Ltd., etc., etc. poration of the Company and time during usual business hours SHAMLAL DOSAJ light of the conditions then present Investment in machinery, thereafter until they be removed t. MR SHAMLAL DOSAJ Merchant, 3, Cooper Road, Lahore, at the Registered Office of the prevailing and may, if ne- plant, buildings, land etc., will be therefrom by an Extraordinary Company or at the Office of the So- Dated, 4tfe 10 THE BOMBAY CHRONICLE Saturday, November 15, 1941 Sunalini Devi in ‘Nai Ros-hni' rhortiy coming to Pathe; Hansa and Kulkarni in ‘Sant Sakhu’ at Central; Pankaj Malik and Bharati Devi in ‘Doctor’ coming shortly. Satyamurti At 'S a ilg a m Bears Khandekar Stamp< (Jhoola” Nears Minerva Completion Tribute To Settings Of Romance And Idealism Combined In A Popular ‘Bandhan’ Team ‘Sikandar’ Well-Knit Scenario Back Again Mr. S. Satyamurti, M.L.A.. paid a N INCREASING POPULARITY OF HOCKEY IN BOMBAY (BY LOOKER-ON) While the sporting atmosphere : shortly. The St, Xavier's ground of Bombay is surcharged with good. Evidently the Committee the topics of cricket,—tne Ranji j is gradually becoming a great Trophy and the Pentangular—the ■ centre of sport. Isn't it? talk on hockey may seem rather SOUTH AFRICA out c f place But actually the INTER-PROVINCIAL Hockey Season has already start ed and matches are being played TOURNAMENT daily in the south and north of the city. Thirty seven teams have The B P. H. A. is determined entered fox tile B, P, H. A League r.ot to spare any effort to retain Ten of them are in the First Divi the Inter-Provincial Champion AUSTRALIA ship next year. They have al sion and nine each in the three sections cf the Second Division ready appointed a Selection Com A IR TRANSPORT has completely changed man's Most of the matches will be play mittee, consisting of S. H. Mehta. ed on the Association ground near N. C. Nagporewalla, M. J Vakil, f Cyriaco DeSouza, C. E. Rodrigues conception o f tim e and space, and cities previously Cburchgate Station. But some will be played on ‘ he New Parsi end K. S. Lynn. They are to pick Cyclists ground on the Azad Mai- out probable players and arrange only aware of each other as a spot on the can and the Bombay Gymkhana trial matches with the First Divi ground. sion League sides. Gradually a solid combination is expected to map are now almost neighbours NO GATE CHARGES be formed. It is very likely the T.iere is no doubt some of the Tournament will be staged at matches will be exceedingly in Calcutta in February next. Not the least o f Britain's instruments in turning teresting and attractive. With Lahore, where the Indian Olympic seme of the best teams in India Games were to be held, has, it this vital factor to good account on the field, hockey is bound to be appears, declined to do so on ac of the top class. Still there are count of its heavy financial res no gate charges to talk of. People ponsibilities. Wherever It Is held for Victory. W can watch all the games without spending a single pice. Only tnose who wish to sit comfortably on a chair have to pay a nominal charge. The idea underlying this free gate system is to attract as the majority erf out many people as possible to the AYS game. Once they get interested, accommodation is being they are sure to pay when the M*od by Government, but Provincial Championship and the Aga Khan Tournaments are stag we are doing our best te ed. That is what actually hap pens. The W. I. F. A. would do meet your requirement». well to consider this point in re gard to their League matches. gs and further inform alien from any office of Indian Nation»1 WOMEN’S LEAGUE Mrways Ltd.. (Principal Agents for India) or your usual travel agent. The Women’s League will be / run side by side with the Men’s. Six teams have entered for the competition. Although the num ber Is not large. It Includes the best teams In the city. There is no doubt hockey is increasing in popularity in Bombay every day and the standard of play is stead ..... ily going up both among men and women. The rivalry between them is so keen that it is difficult to spot the winners till the last. H I i M m This undoubtedly augurs well ...... COG-BELT DRIVES for Bombay hockey. FOR EVERY CLASS OF LEAGUES AT PAREL HEAVY MACHINERY In the northern part of the city, the Parel League conducted by or the Parel Sports Club, has drawn LIGHT MACHINERY thirty two teams. In fact seven jocke y V. R. Jadhav, familiarly DRIVES more had to be refused admis known as “Vittoo”, started his sion These clubs have been career in Kisha Bapu’s stables DAYTON Fractional divided into four sections of as a stableboy. Later, he be H. P. Belt* eight teams each. It has been came a riding-boy and suc laid down that the topmost teams ceeded in becoming a full- for in each section will play off a fledged jockey. A* a full REFRIGERATORS, PUMPS, knock-out tournament between jockey he has won nearly 60 WOODWORKING MACHINES themselves to decide the Cham races. Some of his outstand etc., etc. pionship. Although the first divi ing winnings are on “Faruq Take this advice from lovely Leela Chitnis. sions teams are debarred from Pasha’’, “Mark You”, Gloam Sole Agents In India participating in this League, the Give your skin the, gentle care of Lux Toilet class of hockey produced by those ing” and “Peirot.” He was competing in it are of a fairly attached to the stables of the Soap. Every day, bathe your face in its rich high order. The St. Xavier’s Col late Maharaja of Kolhapur lather. Soon your skin will be soft, smooth, BATLIBOI & Co. lege Gymkhana ground at Panel and S. S. Akka Saheb of Kolha Forbes St., Fort, BOMBAY is the main venue for this compe pur. He is now retained by attractive. No wonder lovely Leela Chitnis tition. Some matches may be H. H. the Maharaja of Kash played on the Police ground mir. relies on Lux Toilet Soap for skin beauty! nearby. A GREAT CENTRE OF SPORT LUX TOILET SOAP THE BEAUTY SOAP OF THE FILM STARS The Inter-School League for the in any case, Bombay will be ready Palacios Cup will be started shert- to meat the rest of India on equal ITS. 46A-9S LEVER BROTHERS (INDIA) LIMITED | ly. Eight teams have joined the terms. play. From the enthusiasm which KIRKEE PLAYERS PARDONED I the boys showed last year in their knock-out tournament. I have no In view of the letter of apology Committee refused to alter Its de marred the Aga Khan Tourna I deal unnecessary whistling and i doubt they will evince equal in tendered by the nine suspended cision. This is rather hard on ment last year. I stoppage of the game and will do terest fer this competition. The players of the Kirkee United, the these two players. But they ap ENFORCEMENT OF RULES ; £ let of good to it. I wish the Farel Sports Club have done well Managing Committee of the B. P. pear to have been suspended once The Committee of the Indian , I H. F. had decided to try the to start competitions for school H. A. has reduced the period of before for a similar offence. They Hockey Federation has given I ne". short corner rule, as suggest- boys. Once they are put on the suspension from eighteen months were pardoned later which does directions to the umpires as to ! ed by the British Hockey Associa right track, they will forge ahead to nine months in case of seven not seem to have dene them any how some of the rules should be tion It would have made them and provide Bombay with plenty players. They are S Phillips, hopes the longer term of suspen interpreted and applied Instead more effective and thus obviated of supply of new talents every Gaikwad. Martls, Dhadge. Motee. sion will have a salutary effect on of enforcing the rules literally—as the necessities of replay in keen year. There is a League tourna G. Nimal and Jagtap In the case j them. In any case it would be most umpires are wont to do—they contests— at any rate reduced ment for women too at Parel. I of the other Nimal brothers who I better If our sporting fields are should make a sensible applica their chances to minimum. Why believe it will be also started were suspended for two years, the 1kept clean of such incidents which tion of them. It will save a good people should fight so shy of in novations I wonder! ROHINTON BARIA TROPHY I am very glad to hear that the long standing dispute between the Board of Control for Cricket Race Tips At A Glance in India and the Inter-University Sports Board nas at last come to an end. The University Board has accepted all the terms and 1st Race. 2nd Race. 3rd Race. 4th Race. 5th Race 6th Race. 7th Race 8th Race. 9th Rr.ce. conditions laid down by the Board “Bombay Chronicle.” iMujbil Hamid Prince Mahmud Liberty Money Gold Subhi Jaztra Alan-a-Dale National Flag Bisharin Surya Kumar A dîg L ai Iraq Hatim Tay Mehjabin Pierre Rabdan Tiger Kid Ballinahown S. Highness Panna Princ« DOUBLE EVENT: During convalescence after severe iDness when the whole system Sheriff Qa’id al Furat Church Bell Man mohán Muwaffaq ai Hah Gold Gainer Leander Linguaphone Ginger Boy is ran down, nerves are on edge and appetite poor, no finer "Bombay Liberty tonic can be taken than BURGOYNE’S EASTON’S SYRUP. 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Let COO LIVER OIL us hope it will have a smooth “Evening EUCALYPTUS t EASTON’S SYRUP i Shanghai Prince Mahmud Forget Me Not Money Gold Rabdan Gold Gainer Uek S. Highness Suryakuinar running In the future. The Bom MENTHOL News.” Sheriff Hatim Tay Pasnwanji Pierre Muwaffaq al Ilah Tiger Kid National Flag Multifarnham Ginger Boy bay University Cricket Committee PASTILLES is already up and doing. They BOMBAY i M. K. Sbeh a Co. Manhat Building» Lobar CksvL | IODISED have selected sixteen players from SARSAPARILLA CALCUTTA: H. D. Nag, j4 B«nia»U Lane. “Sanj whom the team to represent our MADRAS: South Indian Mercantile Co. ta Mannara Straaa. Qa’id al Furat Mohanmala Saif Bahadur Brother Scribe Greetings S Highness Ginger Boy EUCALYPTUS OIL . Prince Faisal Manmohan University will be chosen With Shanghai Hatim Tay Mehajbin Money Gold Muwaffaq al Ilah Alan-a-Dale Usk Linguaphone Romney’s GirJ Nuit-de-Noei Elilaw so many Provincial players in the combination Bombay will be haw* 1 to beat 12 THE BOMBAY CHRONICLE Saturday, November 15, 1941 Indian Automobile Scheme Will A New School Not Handicap War Industries Promoters Urge That Lease And Lend Act Will For Women Remove Difficulty Of Obtaining Dollar Exchange In Girgaon And Assure That There Will Be No Migration Of Labour From Govt. Factories To Take Lessons from Mrs. INDIRA DEVI BOMBAY. Thursday. wouid be prepared to help the pro The need for the Government of moters of the scheme, provided the LESSON NO. 1: India to treat the proposed Indian Government of India would agree Automobile Manufacturing scheme to treat it as part of war effort. as a part of the war effor. is e;:i- The promoters point out that the How To Treat Your Hus phasised in a memorandum sub- j objections raised by the Govern- mitt-’ d to the Government of | ment of India against the scheme, band H He Runs away India by the promoters of th e , namely, difficulties in obtaining from You? scheme. .dollar exchange and skilled labour The memorandum points out. are not insurmountable. It Is that the Secretary of State will not | submitted that the Lease and withhold support to the scheme, i Lend Act would remove the diffi- ROYAL-JEWEL No. 16 if L could be regarded as an lm- ; culties of obtaining dollar ex- portant step towards India's in- • change. As regards the fear of Directed by A. R. K A R D A R dustrial development proving use- ' migration of labour from somewar ful of the mechanisation of forces industries to the new industry. and in further war efforts. the promoters state that they are The memorandum states that prepared to give an assurance to the scheme for the manufacture of the Government that they would motor vehicles in India had in no way absorb in their factory actually been drafted by a respon any worker employed in the war sible officer of the Government of industries at present. . A RICH GIRL WITH A HEART 'SWAMI' Bombay—the director of industries The memorandum states that if WITH A RICK HEART: FOR POOR!; Alan HALE • Frank McHUGH —who had toured America and the new industry is treated as a Directed by Raoul Walsh CONTAINS THIS LESSON «■H B 9.Q 7AL Tl&SSSE 'W S O Ê M Ê m made a special study of the sub war efffort and if started now. it BEHOLD THEIR GLOWING ROMANCE ject. will be able to stand on its own IN NAVYUG’S The Government of Bombay had legs in view of the requirements written to the Government of of the Government of India. TOMORROW MORNING! India to the effect that they It will have a commercial value AT 10 A.M. after the war. and could stand Fifth DETENUS MUST foreign competition without pro ROBERT TAYLOR BE RELEASED tection. The promoters empha SANGAM Majestic 5 sises that ’the project alms at VIVIEN LEIGH establishing a really motor car and Daily 4, 7, 10 Sat., Sunday Matinees 1 p. m. Bombay Students Criticise motor-truck manufacturing Indus IN try In this country, and not a Govt.’s Attitude mere assembling plant. I f neces “WATERLOO BRIDGE” Sunday Morning at 10 a.m. sary facilities are given for the BOMBAY, Thursday establishment of an automobile A Metro Goldwyn-Mayor Picture. Two resolutions were passed at factory It Is pointed out that with “INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS” a meeting of the Bombay Stu in three years of its working, they dents’ Union held at Chowpatty would be able to manufacture fifty this evening. to sixty per cent of the parts, in The first resolution criticised cluding engines as usually under the Government for not giving taken by the Automobile Factories adequate facilities to the detenus, abroad. MARRIAGE HOAX and urged that the Government The memorandum draws the Go FOREVER should release them. The second vernment of India's attention to ON FILM STAR resolution condemned the action examples of Australian and they pledged their love! of the police in using force on Canadian Governments which the Cawnpore Student demons have encouraged the es trators and congratulated the tablishment of motor manu nd Glittering ADIB I“ ------PREM students for their brave stand facturing factories In their coun 2W EEK! Mr. Abidalli Jafferbhoy who tries by granting bounties and NEW WEST END FOREVER presided over the meeting criti other facilities necessary for the MARATHI: 4, 7 p.m. production of motor vehicles since A PEERLESS PICTURES’ Sat., Sun., 1, 7 p.m. their story will cised the Government for their RELEASE shabby treatment of the detenus. the outbreak of war.—A. P. HINDI 10 p.m. Sat., Sun. 4. 10 p.m. stir you! The irony of it was that the Ita lian prisoners who had openly taken arms to disrupt, the British THE WELL-KNOWN empire, received better treatment than the Indian detenus, whose B O Y and only offence was that they were patriots. He urged on the Gov SAINT WITHOUT ernment the wisdom of granting THE “UNKNOWN” the demands of the detenus and repatriating them to their home THE G IR L in districts, for the climatic condi tions of Deoli were having a . IN PRAKASH’S bad effect on the 'prisoners. i But, he concluded, the harshness | SACK-CLOTH! of bureaucratic methods- could not ■ kill the spirit of freedom, which I n J d n would emerge stronger after every I SHE WAS A SAINT; BUT NOT THE CYNICAL hardship. J SORT THAT GOES ABOUT IN SACK-CLOTH Mr. Sushil Dam. Mr. Mathur, AND ASHES, WISHING FOR DEATH Daily: 4, 7 & 10 p.m. Mr. Saurikar and others alsu Cast Include: Sat., Sun., Tues. 1 p.m . spoke. SHE WAS A SAINT, FOR SHE WAS JYOTI and B. ADVANI BOMBAY TALKIES’ The students took out two pro BRIMFUL WITH LIFE cessions. one from Bori Bunder NOW IN Gay Comedy Romance. ana one from Gowalia Tank, ROXY earlier in the evening FIFTH WEEK , More “Bevin Boys” Wanted AT The Government of India having decid ed to send a fonrth batch of trainees under the Bevin 8cheme to the United Kingdom 'SANT SAKHU' WORK WHILE YOU WORK, in the near future, the Bombay National . THE GIRL WHO LIGHTS POSTERITY’S PATH LAMINGTON PLAY WHILE YOU PLAY; Service Labour Tribunal will receive; ap- I licatious and interview persons from this 1 Directed By: PRABHATS TALKIES THAT IS THE WAY •rovince who wish to volunteer for enrol TO BE HAPPY AND GAY. ment unde!- the Scheme. No application DAMLE, MOVING DRAMA Matinee: Sat., Sun. l p. m. will be considered, however, if it is receiv ed later than November 25 and if it is not FATEHLAL Daily; 4, 7, 10 p. m. —BUT THE EXPERIENCE OF submitted through the employer, if the per son applying is in employment at present. & RAJA NENE 8 th AN EVERGREEN RELEASE THOUSANDS TELLS US THAT Candidates should be young men, not i THE EASIER AND BREEZIER below 18 years of age. healthy, intelligent, able to read and write and do simple cal “WAY TO HAPPINESS AND culations, and possessing manual dexterity GAIETY IS and some knowledge of Engiish. They Week CENTRAL must have experience of at least two years A ‘‘FAMOUS HINDI: ONLY on Sat., Sun. at 7 p.m. of factory work in any engineering line, PICTURES such as fitting, turning or machining. MARATHI: Daily 4, 7, 9-45 p.m. o When applying, the birth date, educa Starring: HANSA, GOURI, tional qualifications, and details of work LTD.” RELEASE! Sat., Sun. at 1-30, 4 & 9-45 p.m. shop experience should be clearly stated. KULKARNI & SUMITRA. at 4. 6-30 ‘Khazanchi REGAL & 10 p.m. DALSUKH PANCHOLI’S MERRIEST MUSICAL OF ’41 WEEKS “YOUNG” f f y u n a t i c i THE STORY OF TUE COMMON MAN STILL GOING I ARIDERE ACMI 33 STRONG! KRISHNA Daily: 4, 7. 10 p. m. Sat., Sun. Matinee at 1 A ''FAMOUS PICTURES LTD” RELEASE. THE YEAR’S BIG COMEDY HIT! ROBERT C U K E RAINS-EVELYN KEYES-JAMES GUASON t NORTON • IUTA JOHNSON - JOHN EMERY t k < & tfv® ce- V e u — Also— ACTUAL SCENES CAPTURED cS * e- FROM GERMANS SHOWING NAZI HORRORS IN RUSSIA »Y® 0.Y* ^ Wait till Sat. 22nd NOV. lunday < n 1 A > 4, 6-30 r S * * * and COME To 0-30 a.m. R I v N E W E M PIRE & 10 p.m. PATHE With McLAULBN 4 GURIE Saturday, November 15, 1941 THE BOMBAY CHRONICLE 13 TRADE AND FINANCE THE ACID IN YOUR STOMACH Sterling Securities Hold WOULD BURN A HOLE ings Register Record IN THE CARPET Rise Chemists poured a few drops of PROFIT-TAKING IN SHARE Hydrochloric Acid (same as Stomach BAZAR Acid) on to a thick pile carpet; the C'WAST1K SHTKAKA’ acid burned a six-inch hole. I f acid does that to a carpet, 's a double action Toilet Soap Large-Scale Buying Of Call that (rives vou Lon? Lustrous Hair, you can imagine what it does and Smooth Clear Compl°xinn to your stomach! Excess of Options In Gold SWASTIK SHTKAKAI. is made stomach acid causes painful from pure vegetable oils. Unlik° other soaps it does not harm your indigestion and dangerous WEEKLY MARKET REVIEWS hair but actuallv aids 'its growth stomach ulcers. G et rid of Tf also gives you clear skin and flawless complexion. • From Our Special Correspondent) the Exchange Banks Association ivere un that mischievous excess acid— Bombay, November 14 * changed as under M ONEY. * Sellers of T T on London (Spot and upto n TTV \ B O X T O D 4 V simply suck a Digestif Rennie *.u ire ,were nw fresh lealures to report in six months) is 5 31,32d. the local snort term money market during Buyers of T T on London (Spot and upto Pastille after meals, or when the week under review. Day to-day loans six months) ... is 6 l/32d. uere quoted at l 4 per cent, while three In the New York market, sterling lay ever you feel the pain of to six months’ money was placeable bet- pegged af 403.75 cents throughout the j een 3 4 and l per cent. The amount ten week The Shanghai dollar was inclined to indigestion. Rennie is a dered for three months Government of be easier and after Monday was quoted at India Treasury Bills was smaller and the 3 5;-32d instead of at 3 l/4d earlier in the SHIKÀKÀK0AP pleasant type of lozenge; it average rate of acceptance rose from He. week under review. 0-10-11 to Re. 0-12-2 per cent- Inttr- _ GOLD b e c o m e s active at once, mediat.es sold by the Government during ta irly good demand both for sovereigns Chief Distributors: NEMIDAS DEWJEE & CO.. 355 ijalbadevi Rd the week amounted to Rs. 136.75 lacs. and ready gold as well as large-scale buy Bombay 2. Phone 21364 because it reaches your stom ing of call options sustained the gold mar The weekly statement of the Reserve ket throughout the period under review. ach full strength — dissolved Bank of India, compiled upto 7th Novem Ihe undertone remained steady and com ber. reveals a substantial rise of Rs. 5 86 pared to last week fluctuations were nei crores in the active note circulation in In only in your own saliva ther wide nor frequent but a downward dia. The total note issue also shows an tirend was noticeable towards the closev expansion of Rs. 3.06 crores. On the As — not weakened with water. Ready gold, after opening at Rs 43/8, 1 sets' side, Sterling Securities held by the went upjo Rs. 43/12 on Monday, the high Bank register another record rise of Rs. est of the week. After moving narrow h 11.97 crores. Rupee Securities have declin- ! between Rs. 43/6 and Rs. 43/10, the rate ed by Rs. 7.99 crores and there is a fall I REFILL YOUR FLASHLIGHT declined to Rs. 43,4,9 on Thursday and clos of Rs. 94.23 lacs in the Rupee Coin held I ed at Rs. 43,4/3. Both December and Ja WHEN YOU GET INDIGESTION by the Bank. The ratio of gold plus i nuary settlements were quoted at even sterling assets to total liabilities has gone ! rates with spot- There has been a good up by 3.220 per cent to 68.312 per cent. In | demand for sovereigns particularly in con * Suck u * § a * o voua 3 the Banking Department, Government De- i nection with H aj traffic. The price of the uniku ÇèHumi COÆS posits have fallen by Rs. 12.41 crores and POWELLS LIMITED. in coin, however, declined from Rs. 29/8/6 to so serous Bankers by Rs. 2.95 crores. whereas Other » Rs. 29/4 in accordance with the fall in the Laminatoi* Hoad. BOMBAY. Deposits have gone up by Rs. 1.37 crores. ' price of gold. Floating stocks of the me Balances held abroad reveal a fall of Rs. tal are estimated at about 1 25,000 tolas-, 11.03 crores. Against Ways and Means aveiage daily arrivals from up-country are Government have borrowed afesh Rs. 26 lacs. said to be about 7,000. tolas; while the ave rage offtake Is put at 7,000 tolas a day. The highest and lowest rates recorded dur e y i A decline of Rs. 30 96 lacs in all kinds VERBAD ing the period under review were : Rs. of Deposits is recorded in the statement 43,12 and Rs. 43/4,3 for spot and Decem COSTS LESS THAN of affairs of the Imperial Bank of India, ber settlement and Rs. 43/11/6 and Rs. DIGESTIF HALF ANNA PER DOSE. for the week ended 7th November. The 43,4/3 for January settlement. Investment Portfolio of the Bank registers FILARIA SILVER a rise of Rs. 94.39 lacs and Advances are Compared to the gold market, the silver | BATTERY up by Rs. 89.24 lacs The Bank’s f holding section of the local bullion market lacked of Cash has been depleted to the extent However dreadful and obstinate of Rs. 2.13 crores. almost all signs of activity. Prices re : raained around levels familiar for a consi 1 derable time past and the turnover also GILTEDGED fr BULB was inclined to be restricted. Spot silver , Arseno Typhoid There was no reliei from the dull con \ moved within the extremely narrow margin ditions that have been the characteristic • of Rs. 62/15 and Rs. 63 throughout the ■ is a best tried remedy for this of the giltedged market for the past few I week. Silver to be delivered in the Decem ber as well as January 1942 settlement was dreadful disease. it cures weeks. Small investment demand was in I quoted at a discount of l 1/2 to 2 annas evidence in medium and longdated bonds, under spot. In London, both cash and Elephantiasis with all its compli which was met without materially affect two months* forward delivery silver re cations. ing the trend. 3 1/2 per cent India Ster mained fixed at 23 i/2d throughout the ling Stock remained static at £99 3,8 all week. Floating stocks of silver are said Available from all chemists. along, closing a fraction lower at £99 1,4, to be about 2.500 bars. The highest and CALCUTTA CLINICAL while 3 1/2 per eent Rupee Paper ruled lowest rates touched during the week were : steady at Rs. 96. Among other termin RESEARCH, able securities, 2 3/4 per cent 1948-52 loan Rs. 63 and Rs. 62/15 for spot. Rs. 62/14/6 and Rs. 62/13/6 for December settlement G, Chowringhee, Calcutta. found buyers at Rs. 98 2. 4 per cent 1960-70 and Rs. 62/14 and Rs. 62,13/6 for January loan at Rs. 110/15 and 4 12 per cent 1955/ settlement. 60 loan at Rs. 114/12, whilst there were 8HARE8 sellers in 6 per cent 1945 65 (tax free) Prices on the local stock market moved loan at R* 111 as compared with the op within a comparatively narrow range dur ening rate of Rs. 111/3. 3 per cent 1946 ing the week under report and the volume bonds were quoted unchanged at Rs. 102, of business was relatively small. 3 per cent 1951 54 loan at Rs. 9913 and 3 Tata Iron and Steel Deferreds were stea per cent 1963/65 loan at Rs. 95. 3 1/2 per dy at Rs. 2187/8 during the week except cent 1947/50 loan remained static at Rs. towards the close when they declined on MICA MINING & TRADING 103/4 and 4 per cent 1943 bonds at Rs. 103/ profit-taking to Rs. 2160. Ordinaries rang BRONCHITIS ed around Rs. 410, ty t closed quieter at Rub this powerful ointment on th roat, EXCHANGE Rs. 407. Cotton mill shares, on the other chest, and back. Works like a poultice ------CO., OF INDIA LTD. ' hand, were relatively stronger; Bombay Dyeings, aiter advancing by about 36 and at the same time releases healing Conditions in the rupee/sterling exchange vapours you inhale for hours Regd. Office:—3. & 4. Hare Street, CALCUTTA market remained unchanged as compared points to Rs. 1427/8 mid-week, closed easi to the previous week. There is very little er at Rs. 1401/4. Centuries moved up from Loosens phlegm, relie' Mg. Agents: GUHA CHATTERJI & SIRCAR, Ltd. activity for lack of trade movements and Rs. 479 to Rs. 487, Central Indias gained congestion, eases breath even interbank business is small. For spot. about. 17 points to Rs. 451 and Colabas. GOVT ORDER IN HAND FOR MORE THAN RS. 4,00,000 - touched Rs. 252 during the week, but fi T T on London, sellers quoted Is 5 63/64d nished lower at Rs. 480, Rs. 442 and Rs. (FOUR LAKHS) AND EXPECTED FURTHER IN NEAR and buyers Is 6d. Merchant rates fixed by 246 respectively. Kohinoors made head V ic k s FUTURE. way from Rs. 568 to Rs. 586 and New Greats improved from Rs. 355 to Rs. 371, 'T Jv & tf Va p o R u b but declined and closed at Rs. 673 and - DIVIDEND DECLARED - Rs. 363 respectively. Swadeshis were bid at R^. 497 33 compared with the opening 12-12% ON ORDINARY SHARES level of Rs. 461/8. Bank and U tility shares and Are your were comparatively neglected; Bank of In dias moved tamely around Rs. 149 and Im 1% ON PREFERENCE SHARES. perial Bank Fully Paids were static at Rs. 1625. Central Banks, on the other hand, attracted particular attention and were quoted about 4 points higher at Rs. A new Industry In India for manufacture of mlcanite NERVES 55. Reserve Banks showed little or no and its products. The most profitable line ever established change around Rs. 108 12. Among electric shares. Andhra Valleys stood pegged at in this country. Rs. 1765, whilst Bombay Trams declined by WANTED INFLUENTIAL AGENTS to sell remaining shares of about 2 potnts to Rs. 143 for cash in the on edge? absence of muen business. Tata Hydros this Concern. ruled steady at Rs. 183. whilst stray tran D o y o u feel that mental depression» , sactions were reported in Tata Powers at Irritability, and jumpy nerves are Rs. 1797/8. In the miscellaneous group of shares, Belapurs ruled somewhat easier on making your life miserable? reports of lower dividend, the quotation Start taking 'Phyllosan’ tablets to giving way from Rs. 264 to Rs. 247 at the finish. Associated Cements were quoted a day? You will be astonished at the sfiade lower at Rs. 165/4, whilst Bombay difference they will make. Your Burmas, after touching Rs. 555, closed at nerves will become steadier, your Rs. 540. Scindia Steams were maintained around Rs. 28, whilst New Indias display depression will vanish, and you will ed good strength at Rs. 56. fee 1 glad to be alive. CALCUTTA w h y isdo m to o th bru sh The jute section of the Calcutta share 1 W The claims made for ’Phyllosan* market ruled very strong earlier in the tablets are based upon clinical tests. week on the issue of bonus shares by some And the dose is so simple. Just of the important mills and quotations, in OUTLASTS 3 BEST BRISTLE BRUSHES some cases, showed spectacular gains. The two tiny tablets three times a day enthusiasm, however, proved only transitory before meals. But if you take the and at the close, the market again evinc tablets regularly , the results will ed a quieter tendency. astonish you! Shree Yuvraj Jammu & Kashmir Sugar Mills The Prospectus of the Shree Yuvraj Jam mu and Kashmir Sugar Mills Company pub lished elsewhere in this issue mentions the various concessions and advantages secured by the promoters for this Company from the Government of His Highness’ the Ma haraja Bahadur of Jammu and Kashmir. The factory will he situated in Ranbir- singhpura which is canal irrigated and the sugarcane growing area of the State. The outstanding feature are not only the scope offered by such a large and self-sufficient market as Jammu and Kashmir State, but also the guarantee of maintenance for a Bif, LITTIE MAN number of years of State import duty on outside sugar at a level of -/8/- per maund higher than the Excise duty imposed on the Company’s products, exemption from customs and octrai of machinery, plants, stores and equipments required for the in Company’s Factory, freight advantage, and HP TOP FORM the advantage of first, option to this Com pany to instal another Sugar Mill, if at a later stage the conditions justify the H e'8 in tip-top Jprm— alw ays. They call him the "Big little m an" erection of an additional sugar factory within the State area. The conditions in in the field o f" sports. A n d the secret of his popularity is the corporated in the license, therefore, promise exceptional advantages and the investers vigorous health and abounding energy which Waterbury's in the new Company’s shares hre assured Compound helps to give him. of a very good yield. The preference shares are cumulative and also carry a right to Best Bristle brush was wrecked Wisdom brush with nylon tufts participate in the profits over a certain Waterbury's Compound is rich in body-building elements after 70,000 scrubs on glass rods. was still like new after same test. quantum*. The Board of Directors includes Lala ■such as liver and malt extracts, iron and copper. It supplies the Kararachand Thapar, who is not only the chairman of the Indian Sugar Syndicate system with extra energy, extra strength and joyous vitality. HE tufts of the Wisdom toothbrush look into action at once. That’s why the Ltd., the Government recognised body for Give your son Waterbury's Compound regularly — help him Tlike bristles — but they’re not. They Wisdom cleans even the backs of your controlling the sugar industry in U. P. and are something better. They are nylon. wisdom teeth. Get Wisdom next time you Bihar but is also intimately connected grow to vigorous sturdy manhood—to enjoy the happiness buy a toothbrush. with the various industries in India. in Nylon is a new, miraculous material. cluding sugar industiT- that good health brings. Two sizes — 8 oz. and 16 oz. bottles. Nylon tufts of the Wisdom toothbrush Cuticura Shaving Stick contains, The whole of the issue has been under won’t break off or come out. They stay written by Messrs. 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P. assistanceCOM from POUND the Government of Maharashtra on 18 April, 2017 BOOKS FREE ? r v “day, November 15, 1941 Give us your address either on telephone (No. 34059) or by a Regd. No. B 1065 Regd. Nú. B 1065 postcard, or else call on us, and get FREE copies of (l> The Ra tional Way to Superb Manhood by Dr. Gambers; (2) Children by Choice by Dr. Gambers; ar.d (3) Physical Fitness for Marriage. Thousands have benefited by reading these booklets; why not you? Therefore ring up. write or call for these THREE VITAL BOOKLETS this very moment. Brijmohan & Co., P fa ff (Opp. Lakshmi Bldg.) Phirozeshaw Diamonds Mehta Read. Fort. Bombay, 1, Telephone 34059. Founder: Pherozeshah Mehta Editor: Syed Abdullah Brelvi 359. Kaibacievl, BUMBA £ ‘HINDUSTAN TIMES’ EDITOR CONVICTED the Chief Justice, Mr. Singhai Their Lordships. As regards Mr. might have refrained from report K. N. Bannerji, Their Lordships High Court Holds ontempt ing the Judge’s words for the rea said that if he was not in Court son that the repetition of an un at the time when judgment was truth which amounted t0 cor. delivered and was not appearing tempt of court was itself a con for any of the accused, it was not ” tempt however mitigated. But i apparent yhy on his arrival h Charge Establish should have assisted in collecting Mr. Singhal would have commli ted a contempt, by repeating wh?: and counting the currency notes the judge said, the contempt wa- If he was in Court either before < after the judgment was delivered equally contained in what M then he certainly told Mr Akba: STRICTURES ON VIDYARTHI’S WAR Singhal actually did report in hi Husain that he had no knowledge news item. In fact it might be about the alleged statement of to said to have been greater since Vidyarthi and that no one had t EFFORT IN OPEN COURT the source of his information was him anything about it. not stated. Their Lordships thought that it was safer to discard this testi “ERRONEOUS INFERENCE” mony of this witness altogether. “We are apparently convinced’ Devidas Offers To Go To Jail, As Correspondent .said their lordships “ that if Mr. Strictures On Vidyarthi Vidyarthi had made in court or Having analysed the evidence Court. Sir Iqbal Ahmad, in his in the presence of Mr. Singh* Their Lordships were of opinion Was Not Allowed Option administrative capacity has is the very remarkable utterance that not only had the respondents sued a circular to the judicial which has been ascribed to him failed to establish the case which officers under his jurisdiction, Mr. Singhal would have at one; they had set up. but that in fact ALLAHABAD, Nov. 14. enjoining on them to raise con reported it to the “ Hindustan Mr. Vidyarthi did not give utter In the “Hindustan Times” contempt of court case tributions bo the War Funds, then Times”. We have no doubt that he ance to the words attributed to MR. DEVIDAS GANDHI. him. Mr. Vidyarthi admitted judgment was delivered to-day by the Chief Justice it must be said that he has done would have reported it in the a thing which would lower the news item itself, and if not he that he was zealous in collecting and Mr. Justice Collister finding Mr. Devadas Gandhi, prestige of the Courts in the eyés life, then stated in open court subscriptions to the War Fund in Srimati M. Sharadamma, M.A. would certainly have done so in a his capacity as a private citizen of the people. The presiding that the Chief Justice having been separate letter. Mr. Singhal may who was awarded Gold Medal the Editor, and Mr. Devi Prasad Sharma. the Printer, officer of a Court, while asking requested by H. E. the Governor but he also admitted that he did either himself have drawn this in fact collect money in Court and a Cash Prize in the A1J- and Mr. R. L. Singhal, the Meerut correspondent of for funds, may say that the con to help in the war efforts had India Essay Competition, or tribution is voluntary, but be erroneous inference from what he from some of the accused persons the “ Hindustan Times", guilty of contempt. sent instructions to the judges of saw if he- was in court, or he on July 31, after their acquittri. ganised by the Mysore Univer cannot remove the idea from the the subordinate courts to raise sity. mind of a person, particularly might have accepted what he had Mr. Devadas Gandhi was sentenced to pay a fine of Rs. 1,000 oi subscriptions for the War Fund heard from others.” It was unnecessary to say that in default to undergo one month's simple imprisonment. litigant, that the request is and that the judge went on to Mr. Vidyarthi was, to say the Mr. Devi Prasad Sharma was fined Rs. 500 or in default one being made by one whom it may say that the persons whom h ; On his own showing, Mr. Sin least of it, highly • ill-advised to month’s simple imprisonment. not be safe to displease. To be ghal had little regard for truth. collect subscriptions in this the respondents were collecting absolutely voluntary, war contri was addressing should assist him evidence against him and Their Two weeks' time was allowed by Their Lordships for the pay in this matter. Thereupon subs He said that at Mr. Vidyarthi’s manner while sitting in Court as butions ought to be raised only request,*he assured the latter that ( a Judge. Lordships were unable to accept ment of fine. by non-official committees or in criptions were raised. the bare averment of the young he would not mention his name, Mr. R. L. Singhal, the Meerut correspondent of the “ Hindustan dividuals. It was bad enough The implication was that un The contributions were presuma-1 | pleader, Mr. Krishna Swarup but he admitted that he had in bly to the Governor’s War Purposes Times” , was sentenced to two months’ simple imprisonment. that the services of the mem til this money was collected the ! Sharma. that the statement which fact already done so, obviously he Fund and the possibility coula bers of the Executive were uti remaining IS accused were leii 1 he signed was false. Mr. Devadas Gandhi, however, tcld Their Lordships that he therefore, do contemplated that a lized for the purpose, but to make did not want to see the judge not “CONTEMPT CHARGE would prefer to go to .iail because Mr. Singhal was sentenced to im in ignorance as to whether they because he was busy but for quite Judge, acting as Mr. Vidyarthi did, judicial officers do this work is were to be convicted or acquitted. ESTABLISHED” prisonment without any option of paving fine. different reasons, in the circum might perhaps mention the name something worse.” Their lordships observed that THE RESPONDENTS WERE ALSO DIRECTED TO PAY COSTS stances their lordships were verv of H.E. the Governor. But it wa “In our opinicn”, observed Their If this was what occurred, it TO THE GOVERNMENT ADVOCATE AT THE RATE OF RS. 80 PEP SINGHAL'S REPORT doubtful as regards the alleged in in the highest degree improbable, Lordships, "the charge of con DAY.—A. P. was an unpardonable act of ex- apart from all other considerations, tempt is established against all The first two paragraphs of Mr. terview of August 13 which Mr. that Mr. Vidyarthi would, in open the three respondents In an tertion on the part of the judge. Vidyarthi had emphatically de Slnghal's report as published in the The only witnesses, however, Court, falsely state that the Chief earlier part of this judgment we I notice was issued by the High nied. It was true that Mr. Singhal NO ADDRESS TO COURT I Court on August 8, to Mr. Devadas Hindustan Times” were as follows: who deposed in clear terms to this Justice, at the request of H.E. the have stated what impressions an “With the judicial officers also was corroborated in this matter BY CONVICTED PERSON Gandhi. Editor of the “Hindustan fact were Mr. Singhal and Atar Governor, had instructed judicial ordinary intelligent leader would now co-operating actively in by Mr. Gauri Shankar, but they officers to raise subscriptions. If receive from reading the editorial ¡ Times“ and Mr. Devi Prasad Shar- Singh. The latter was related to the war efforts, the “ efforts” are were not in any way impressed the subscriptions were towards the comment of August 6 For the Chief Justice’s Reply To ' ma. printer and publisher, calling two men in respect to whose mur upon them to show cause why bound to receive a heavy push by this witness. Governor’s War Purposes Fund, it sake of convenience we reproduce Devidas Gandhi forward. The Judicial officers all der the accused persons had been they should not be dealt with for EVIDENCE EXAMINED was not difficult to imagine that here the passage from those ob (From Our Correspondent.) over the province have been I prosecuted. The evidence of these this might suggest to the persons servations”. contempt of court in respect ol two witnesses was not supported ALLAHABAD, Nov. 14. an editorial comment which had reliably learn, asked by the new Mr. K. N. Bannerji was a wit who were present in Court that “It (i.e the comment) contains a After the judgment was pro appeared in the issue of August, Chief Justice of the Allahabad by Mr. Surajbal Swami, another ness produced by the respondents H.E. the Governor might have ask clear insinuation that the Chief nounced Mr. Devadas Gandhi 6 The Editor and Printer appear High Court, who, it is understood, witness for the respondents who as having been one of their law ed the Chief Justice to issue in Justice had issued a circular u stood tip to make a statement. ed before Their Lordships on Sep has been requested by H.E. tile said it was not true that the yers present in Court when Mr. structions as alleged, to judicial all judicial officers to raise sub He began saying “ It is a matter of tember 9, and also filed affidavits. Governor, for co-operation in war judgment was delivered piecemeal. Vidyarthi made the alleged utter officers. It often happened that scription from litigants and others sorrow and pain to me that 1 Their Lordships heard Sir Tej efforts, to raise subscriptions for ance But this witness had posi a suggestion soon became a “ 1 to the war funds, that pressure failed to carry conviction with Bahadur Sapru on their behalf and War Funds. SWAMI HAD AN ANIMUS tively denied having heard the and was repeated as such, but was thereby being exerted by an this Court, and also other evi reserved orders till September 15. “The judicial officers raising If Mi'. Surajbal Swami was a Judge state what has been ascrib the language of the news item authority which it would not be ed to him. Mr. Akbar Husain was, in their opinion utterly in safe to displease” and that the dence in which I have the same JUDGES EXAMINED money make it quite clear to the witness of truth his evidence show persons whom they ask to con (the District Judge) also said that compatible with the allegations prestige qf the court would thus belief as if I had seen it with my ed that Mr. Vidyarthi did claim in his presence Mr. K. N. Ban own eyes. The Chief Jus Since the affidavits contained tribute that the donations were that Mr. Vidyarthi had used the be Impaired. The implication is serious allegations against Mr. authority from the Chief Justice nerji had stated that no one had words which had been ascribed that the Chief Justice had dene tice here interrupting said: volunary 'and they were not ex and this, their lordships thought, Hari Shankar Vidyarthi, Addition ercising any compulsion in asking mentioned to him about having to him. something which was unworthy cf “ What do you want to al Sessions Judge of Meerut, Their was the best evidence the respon actually heard Mr. Vidyarthi make Their Lordships were absolutely a person holding that high office say. Sir Tej Bahadur is for funds. They could donate as dents had been able to adduce. the alleged statement. Thus it Lordships called the latter and much or as little as they please satisfied that the Judge did not and that as the head and represen your counsel. You can tell examined him departmentally. They could not, however, shut was clear that Mr. Bannerji had say in open Court, as alleged, that tative of the High Court he had him Mr. Devadas Gandhi said After considering his statement COURT’S FINDINGS their eyes to the obvious fact not spoken the truth in the Court the Chief Justice, at the request committed the gross impropriety as the Court had not given any Their Lordships directed him to that Mr. Surajbal Swami had an in respect of this matter. Nor of H.E. the Governor, did issue in of forcing the judicial officers sub alternative sentence of fine to Mr. appear in Court and make his Their lordships said that there animus against Mr. Vidyarthi. Hi did Mr. Bannerji support Mr. structions for collecting War ordinate tc this court to ask for Singhal, this Meerut correspon statement on oath on September could be no doubt that any intel admitted that he had an ungov Gandhi and Mr. Bharadwaja as Funds. They thought that Mr. war contributions from litigant« dent) he (Mr. Gandhi) too would regards the interview with them on 15 and they also summoned Mr ligent reader of the comment ernable temper and he was ver Singhal founded his report on who, notwithstanding that the like the Court to treat the sen August 31, at the house of Mr. giving cf donations was ostensibly Akbar Hussain, I.C.S., District would think, or would at least sus angry when his son-in-law signe nothing more substantial than a tence of imprisonment for him Dubey. The position was that if general or an easy inference voluntary, were not in a position Judge, and they were both fully pact that orders to this effect had the statement at the request o (Gandhi) as the main sentence. examined and cross-examined on already been issued. A reader Mr Bannerji did tell Mr. Bharad arising from the facts. to refuse” . that day. Thereafter Their Lord- Mr. Vidyarthi and witness hac waja that the Judge had made this Their Lordships nad then ex The Chief Justice said; “We would come to the conclusion told him that he could not tole admission before Mr. Akbar Hus HIS OMISSIONS AND COM pressed their opinion that any In •Bnnot allow a convicted person ships adjourned the proceeding ir that the Chief Justice had acted order that Mr. Vidyarthi, on the rate his face. Mr. Vidyarthi ha a sain, he lied, if Mr. Bannerji did MISSIONS telligent reader of the comment to address the Court. The sen at the request of H. E. the Gover stated that Mr. Surajbal Swan' not say this, the affidavit was un wo-uld think, or would at least tence given by the Court to you one hand, and the Editor and the Before going to the question of Printer of the “Hindustan Times" nor. The above observations would was in the habit of asking irrele true. Their Lordships then found , law, Their Lordships wished to suspect that orders to this effect (to Mr. Gandhi) provides alter hold good irrespective of the con serious contradictions between the had probably been issued. They native sentence of imprisonment. on the other might each of them vant questions and creating scenes say that Mr. Vidyarthi had acted produce evidence before the Court, clusions of fact to which the evi in court and when checked -h evidence of Mr. Akbar Hussain and in a very unwise and misguided had also said that a reader of the Mr. Gandhi then said: I pre dence might lead. the evidence of Mr. Bharadwaja. manner after seeing the news item news item would conclude that the fer to undergo the sentence of and witnesses were allowed to generally lost his temper. be called and examined on either Their lordships said they Their lordships said that if M> Mr. Bharadwaja’s evidence was in the “ Hindustan Times” dated Chief Justice had issued the alleg imprisonment. also in conflict with the evidence ed circular at the request of H E. side. On September 25. Their might mention at once that the Vidyarthi had made in open August 3. Instead of sending for Mr. Devi Frasad. printer, would Lordships directed notice to be of Rai Bahadur Pandit Surajbal the reporter he should have at the Governor. allegation or rather the sugges court the statement which hai Dikshit. Mr. Dubey had support pay the fine. served also on Mr. Singhal, the been ascribed to him, what con once written to the High Court LEGAL ASPECT tion that any such circular was ed the respondents as regards the stating the true facts or asking At the request of Sir Tej Baha local correspondent of the “Hin ceivable reason would Mr. Singhal Proceeding. Their Lordships dustan Times” at Meerut. Notice issued was without any founda interviews with Mr. K. B. Banner for an interview with the Chief dur, the Court gave the accused, have had for not saying what said: “ It is a matter of common two weeks' time to pay the fine. was accepted on his behalf by Si tion whatever. ji and with Rai Bahadur Pandit Justice in order to explain the facts Their lordships next gave the his ‘reliable source’ was it was, in Surajbal Dikshit. but Their Lord-, knowledge that there is a politi Tej Bahadur Sapru who also í to him. There had also been cal controversy in India as to the TEXT OF JUDGMENT peared for Mr. Singhal. substance of the evidence of the their lordships’ opinion, utterly ships were unfavourably impressed much criticism before them of Mr. by his demeanour. propriety or otherwise of contri CAUSE OF TROUBLE various witnesses in the case and unbelievable that he would not Vidyarthi’s conduct in taking buting to the war efforts and the ALLAHABAD. November 14. said that the positive case «e t un have reported Mr. Vidyarthi’s ui. When the evidence of Mr. Bha statements from pleaders on Sep The editorial comment in respect (publications in question would The following judgment was de by the respondents was that Mr terance to the newspaper which radwaja and Mr. Dubey was tested tember 1. and they were of opini necessarily have the effect of drag livered todav bv Their Lordships of which notice was issued t Vidyarthi, who had convicted four he was serving in the capacity of in the light of the evidence given on that he would have been .better the Editor and the Printer was ging the Chief Justice of this the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice of the accused persons (in the a reporter. It might be said that by Mr. Akbar Husain and Rai Ba advised not to do so. But in court as such Into the political follows:— Colister in the “Hindustan Times” Dhakoli Murder Case) and sen since he had not actually verified hadur Pandit Surajbal Dikshit, it fairness to him. they must bear controversy. 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