The Straits Times, 26 November 1934

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    38 1 The Straits Times [ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1934. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      396 1 SINGAPORE: 140, CECIL ST. ('PHONE 6151). I O'"« f KM (Ti|W I Brawl) (or IU 1 parity IlJnlqae fl»v<wr price I1I 1 mbandapoe of rUa- I drains!.. Why nat nlnf 6179 for a 3-4* a J caae? he found a New and Better Way to t END (<S^«k UNWANTED HAIR
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      381 1 KUALA LUMPUR 28. JAVA BT. f 'PHONE 3633). 051t3 FOR EfW?\ DRESS OCCASIONS JTi g *RADIAC" SHIRTS. PERFECTLY ■I JM 5 TAILORED WITH PLAIN, MARCEI LLA AND PLEATED FRONTS. f^ZC MADE IN COAT STYLE. IN 1/4 i^SN^ SIZES AND THREE LENGTH •.^^k. w^ "RAI) I A P S^fc*" 'i3£«;' I
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      12 1 I POR I FLOWERS PHONE 4097 18. Orchard Road. j (Amber Mansion*)
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      616 2 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA m APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICEOUTWARD FROM LONDON FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. Due. Tonnagt B'pore. RANCHI 17.000 Dec. 7 BOMALI 8.810 Dec. 19
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      673 2 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. GENERAL PASSENGER ACENT.S FOX CUNARO LINE. (Incorporated In Japan) TO LONDON Naples. Marseilles, London Antwerp Rotterdam and Middlesbrough. Vessels Tonnage Due Sail. 5 KATORI MARU 10,000 Nov. 28 21 I KASHIMA MARU 10.000 Dec. 13 14 t YASUKUNI MARU 13,000 Dec 24 25 HAKONE MARU 10.500 Jan- 9
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      694 2 THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LIMITED. (Incorporated in Denmark.) PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. Prom Prom Prom Prom Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. S-ham tERRIA 37/11 37/11 36/11 30/11 PIONIA 18/13 18/13 19/13 21 12 LALANDIA 8/1 8/1 8/1 11/1 JUTLANDIA 3»/l 39/1 80/1 1/3
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      218 2 PRESIDENT LINERS Tourist Class AMERICAN STYLE £71.12.SINGAPORE TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA. GREATEST ADVANCE IN TOURIST CLASS LUXURY. Beautiful public rooms; Swimming pool Delicious meals— Hot and cold running water In each stateroom. Cabins for two or more passengers with real beds Modern ventilation throughout. Weekly service from Manila and Hongkong.
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      1292 2 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE (Ocean THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP CO, Steam Ship Co.. Ltd., and China Mutual (1931) LTD. Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. THE CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. The AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL LINE Ltd. The Shun
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    D'ARTAGNAN.
    30 3 The DArtagnan is due in Singapore from Saigon tomorrow at 7 a.m. and vlll sail on the same day at 2 p.m. for Colombo. Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    152 3 BORNEO MARTJ, Jap., 4.261 tons, from Yokohama. Japan 26-11, for Calcutta via Bela-van Deli 27-11. JEYPORE, Brit., 3,209 tons, from Nagoya 26-11. for Bombay via Colombo 28-11. DAR.VEL. Brit.. 1.002 tons, from Sandakan 26-11, for Pending, Miri, Labuan 8.N.8. 1 Ports 1-12. CYCLOPS. Brit.. 5.786 tons, from Otaru
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    72 3 Monday, November 26. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. I Main Wbarl Sri Tunda. Lch. "Crow." Lch. "Lady Evelyn," Lch. "Curlew." Sergo Ordjunokidze, Valentljn. Oil Wharf Nil. Coal Wharf Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS. Tanjong Pagar. Albert Dock Nil. Victoria Dock Nil. Keppel Harbour. Klng'3
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    ANOTHER ORDER FOR BELFAST.
    156 3 Two Years' Labour For 8,000 Men. Belfast. When the Blue Star liner Imperial Star slips into the water from Harland and Wolff's shipyard here soon, preparations will be made to lay the keel of another vessel of similar tonnage in the vacant berth. It Is understood
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    SALVAGE COMPANY.
    126 3 Two Japanese Concerns Merged. A company known as the Nippon Salvage Co., Ltd. has been established by the leading hull underwriters of Japan with a capital of Yen 1,500,000 fully paid up, and with their head office In Tokio. They have bought up the salvage boats, gear, and
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    ENGINEER DROWNED.
    138 3 Victim Of Strong Tide At Bangkok. One of the best-known marine engineers on the China Coast. Mr. Peder Moe, met his death under tragic circumstances in Bangkok. Mr. Moe was chief engineer on th.? Norwegian steamer Ardent, which was anchored in mid-stream at Bangkok when the tragedy occurred.
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    EMBARKATION DELAY.
    89 3 Rough Seas Experienced At Negapatam. Negapatam, Nov. 11. The British India Steam Navigation Company's Mail steamer Rajula, whloh under ordinary circumstances should have sailed from Negapatun for Malaya yesterday, only left this morning the embarkation of passengers having previously been prevented owing to the very rough seas prevailing
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    KIANGNAN DOCKYARD.
    54 3 Work on the extension of the third drydock of the Kiangnan Dockyard In Shanghai has begun, states the Sin Wen Pao. The construction is expected to be completed within six months. All the necessary supplies have now been shipped to China from England and are expected before the
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      145 3 c"• I j For everything appertaining to l 'ravel, Banking and freight, AITIA Ml WACOI^S'LITS f WORLD TRaVeJI SERVtCEI 39. ROBINSON ROAD. TELEPHONE 5908. NO BOOKING FEES: T.S.S. "KEDAH" Owing to annual survey, the sailings of this vessel to Penang and Belawan on Thursday. Nov. 29 and Dec- 6, 1934
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      11 3 American lu»d Agejky. Liv •4 MtlnUn HAUL tI«C4r«M wo eccuiNt rut
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      806 3 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In P. M.S.) LLOYDS AGENTS:BOOKING AGENTS, F.M.S. RLYS. AND SIAM STATES RAILWAYS. TELEPHONE: Freight 5433 Passage 5131. CANADIAN PACIFIC. STEAMSHIPS LIMITED. (Incorporated In England). STEAMSHIPS— KAJLWAYS HOTELS— EXPRESS. (Incorporated In England). HOME VIA CANADA Hong Kong to England 26 days. Hong Kong to Vancouver 15 days.
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      444 3 EHERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTD. (Incorporated In England.) ELLERMAN UNE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM HAMBURG VU Ports and Sacs Canal. Due RaUa. Steamer 6'pore Spore CITY OP BAGDAD Nov. 29 Dec- 1 CITY OP FLORENCE Dec. 14 Dec. IS CITY OF EASTBOURNE Dec. 30 Jan. 1 FOB HONGKONG, SHANGHAI ANO
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      189 3 Today's Crossword Puzzle -1- lIT 5T IH^ (CLUES.) ACROSS. --iuj- r>ro« 25 Vehicle fZVS? 10 mlrth 2 Pertaining to rocks I! £rt U o7rallw.y line KSn?* 55Jr"gC ll s^-s-r 1 Expire :7. Insect i Intermediary ■3. Taint Solution Of Friday^ :'i: unwel, p MS^. :1 Feeds by violence J. Throw
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      149 3 TIDE TABLES. Monday. Not 26. H. W. 1.57 a.m., 8 ft., 12.55 p.m., 9 ft. 2 In. L. W. 6.55 a.m., 4 ft. 9 In.. 7.47 p.m., 1 ft. 5 In. Tuesday, Nov. 27. H. W. 2 34 a.m., 7 ft. 8 In., 1.36 p.m., 8 ft. 8 .1. L.
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      625 4 ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charge* and rnstrnrtions far CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS are as under:— 75 cents per Use per Insertion with a minimum charge of 81 per Insertion. There are approximately six words to line. Births. Marriages. Deaths. Acknowledgments, Announcements and PC C cards will be charged at the rate of ~*3
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      745 4 BOARD—RESIDENCE BOSERMLLE, 308, Orchard Road. Few vacancies, lei: 4461. Mrs- Platt WHITE HEATHER, 358. River Valley Rd. Suite aho double te single rooms now. Tel. 4523 SI'NNVSIDE, 7, Oxley Rd, Ist class accom Highly rerom. Very reasonable. Phone 6575 HOUSES. FLATS TO LET Bunga.o- 363-A. Orchard Road Angullla Co. HOUSE
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      576 4 FOR SALE. WESLEY SCOTT. 455 Bisley Target Revolver, 7 Inch barrel, good as new, (50. Box 428, Straits Times. VALUABLE Healthy Highland in Buklt Timah Rd. facing Race Course. Most suitable for stabl's. Apply P.O. Box 506, Spore BRITISH PLATtNO CARDS. 81 90 per docen packs— postage 50 cents extra
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      846 4 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Trade Mark depicted above is the exclusive property o! THE STRAITS COMMERCIAL COMPANY, of No. 6 Loke Yew Street. Singapore, Manufacturers, and is used by them in connection with envelopes, carrier bags, exercise tooks, writing pads, not books, account books, stationery
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      930 4 BUSINESS CARDS. Etc -I: MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mr«. H*RU and Mlm HANA 60. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. Singapore Luggage Carrier Co. (Managers: O Waddelj A Co.) gives the cheapest baggage transport: Trunks 50 ets.. suitcase* 35 cents minimum charge $1.50 reduced rater for large quantities. Furniture removal* effected
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      41 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Slnjapore Within Outside Vithout Malaya Malaya Pwtage Monthly f 3.00 4.M f 2.M Quarterly S 8.50 112.00 f 75* Half Yearly $17.00 $14.00 $15.M Yearly $34.00 $48.M $3» 00 Note.— Ontatatlon cheques should Include the ami bank discoi 1
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    GOLD DEPOSITS.
    81 5 Discovered In The Luantung. Peiplnr. A gold rush to the demilitarised zone In North Hopel is predicted ns the result rf discovery of gold deposits in Chienan. Hstnlung. Changplng and Shlhmen. A spokesman of the Department of Industry of the Hopel Provincial Government Is quoted in the Chinese
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    KWANGTUNG SILK.
    66 5 According to a report of the International* Trade Bureau, export of Chinese silk from Canton in the last three seasons amounted to $20 500.000, say.s the Canton Daily Sun. A drop )t about 50 per cent, was revealed as compared with that in the same period of last
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      365 5 HOTELS TONIGHT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th COCKTAIL DANCE DINNER DANCE (INFORMAL) 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. B|fi CAMRET SUCCESS DINNER DANCE THE VERSATILE SISTER TEAM (informal) IWARYA MARTA HARMONY SONGS, DANCING 9.30 p.m. to Midnight MUSICAL NUMBERS RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381. PROGRAMME XMAS NEW YEAR'S FESTIVITIES 1934 1935 XMAS DINNER "DE
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      161 5 SERVICE from a Radio Company is not confined to serving goodt over the counter,— or doing a few odd repair Jobs to Radio Set?, Amplifiers, etc., etc. REAL SERVICE Is deeper than that. It embraces considerable experimental work with numerous types of components, various sets and equipment, different circuits etc..
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      98 5 See FOR SALE and WANT ads. on Page IV. The Australian and New Zealand Governments AGAIN CHOOSE The All-British IMPERIAL Typewriter. B—n^^S8 n^^S Bp*kGreat tributes to the quality and efficiency of the Imperial Typewriters have recently Ufi^ES&B fmm? been paid by the Govern- S^bS ments of Australia and New jdsffli
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      176 5 THE RADIO TUBES OF TODAY AND TOMORROW MAS your radio lest Its punch? If It has. It probably ne.-d new Cunningham Radio Ttibes or RC\ Radiotrons. >^ From Cunningham Radio f Tubes or RCA Radiotrins f"Y\ f~*J^ you can alw »y« expect I If I f\ 1 superior radio set
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      549 5 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. The 8.8.C. announces that, owing to the change of propagation conditions due to the approaching winter. It has become necessary to make certain changes in the wavelengths used In Transmission 3. In future the following wavelengths will be used:— metre. metre. 9.35 p.m. -11.5 OHE 25.29 OSB 31.55
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      554 5 PHOHI-HOLLAND. TODAY. 7.0 Dutch National Anthem and opening announcement. 7. 1S The ensemble Rentmeester. 7.25 Talk on sports by Mr. H. Hollander. 7.4S The ensemble Rentmeester continues with. 8.5 Meeting o! the Phohl— Club. (Announcer answers listeners' reports). 8.25 Records. 8.40 The ensemble Rentmeester continues with. 9.0 Dutch National Anthem.
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      477 5 SINGAPORE. "Z.H.1." Singapore— 49.B n.etres. (Owned and operated by Radio Service Co., cf Malaya Ltd., Broadcast House, Singapore.) .TODAY p.m. i 6.0 Recorded Music. 6.30 Relay of Dance Moiic by Raffles Hotel Dance Orchestra under direction of Dan Hopkins. 7.0 Relay of concert artistes from Tomlln- son Hall: The Say
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    POLO GYMKHANA A SUCCESS.
    655 6 Sir J. Alleyne Wins The Jumping. The G.O.C. Second. The major portion ol the Singapore Polo Club Gymkhana v Balestier Road yesterday was held in a continuous drizzle, but fortunately the rain ceased In time to allow members and spectators to gather en the lawn (or
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    YALE TOO GOOD FOR HARVARD.
    122 6 AMERICAN RUGBY. Princeton's Big Victory Over Dartmouth. Newhaven (Conn.). Nov. 25. In Icy weather a crowd of 50.000 saw Ya'? brat Harvard today by 14 nil. TMlnz roughshod over Harvard In their B?rd. annual match (equivalent In Aauttea to a meeting between Oxford ard Cambridge)
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    MARINE F. C. TOUR.
    41 6 Win At Muar But Lose At Batu Pahat The Marine Department F.C. were on tour In Johore over the week-end. On Saturday they beat Muar United by s—l. but lost to Batu Pahat FA. I—41 4 yesterday.
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    HUDDERSFIELD TOWN CLIMBING.
    1128 6 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Crystal Palace Beaten In F. A. Cup Competition. (From Our London Correspondent) London, Nov. 25. By defeating Chelsea by 5— 2 Arsenal scored their first away victory of the season. The strategy and opportunism of the champions was far too much for the Pensioners, who,
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    THE F.A. CUP.
    239 6 Ine English Cup competition is always noted for the many surprise results which crop up in each round. Probably the biggest surprise of the First round, which was played on Sat- j urday. was the defeat of Crystal i Palace 3—o3 0 by Yeovil and Pctters. Two
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    BLACKHEATH LOSE TO THE HARLEQUINS.
    329 6 RUGBY FOOTBALL. Cambridge Still Piling Up Big Scores. The Lancashire outsides were In brilliant form against Cumberland and they registered an easy victory by 31—3. which puts them at the bead of the Northern Division as they have won all five matches played. With those
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    56 6 Java Champion vs. Bong Soo Tomorrow. Mr. D. H. Kleinman. honorary secretary to the Singapore L.T.A., advises us that Khoo Sin Kie, the Java lawn tennis champion, will meet Urn Bon-; Soo, the Singapore champion, at the S.C.R.C. tomorrow afternoon. This will be the Java player's only match
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      89 6 X'MAS GIFTS of KINGLY ELEGANCE Everything SO DIFFERENT Everything. SO CLASSY YET INEXPENSIVE PERFUMES FROM THE HOUSES OF WORTH also CHANEL CUT CRYSTAL^ FROM BELGIUM FRANCE. SMOKERS' REQUISITES SO DAINTY FROM U.S.A. BRITISH STERLING SILVER WARE AS ONLY BRITAIN CAN PRODUCE LADIES' HANDBAGS IN LATEST CREATIONS. TOYS THAT LAST FOR
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      299 6 I Bright lights lilting music... Go with MADGE EVANS dazzling fcirls where love and ROBERT YOUNG and a bevy of tragedy and laughter are mixed v t of the together to' make a cocktail caUed-Ufe! Boulevards! I p lit TCItEU P E" j X'MAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS What is
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      220 7 IN *kJBm HULA HULA. I3HB NEGRO TAP jiwß DANCE IMM. and GUITAR SOLOS WBttm 2 MORE NIGHTS :^^^^K TONIGHT TOMORROW ADMISSION AS USUAL- SOcts. "••-i^ffll DONT MISS A REAL r^' GOOD SHOW. GREAT WORLD CABARET VICTORIA THEATRE FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY COMMENCING DECEMBER 4th AND NIGHTLY AT 9.30 P.M.
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      368 7 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL Wednesday Not. 28th 1934 at 9.30 p.m. ORGAN PIANOFORTE RECITAL BY IVTss TJONG SCE YIN Graduate of the Geneva Conservatoire of Music This recital is of special interest to all communities BACH. BEETHOVEN. CHOPIN. BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLES PRICES $2.00 and $1.00. 111 II I 111
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      221 7 Positively LAST NIGHT of Extended Season! !OMrI I U L I Chance of Seeing It! Gaumont British powerful story of a British naval officers Love for a Daughter of the East. "THE BATTLE" ip OBERON l *^^i johnANlD der nfi V V/ '•"^N. I Awe inspiring in it'i I A
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    AROUND THE MARKETS.
    139 8 Malayan Rubber Stocks Decline. (From Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Nov. 26. The local rubber market closed firm on Saturday after publication of the Malayan stocks figures which showed a decrease of 2,000 tons. London and New York were affected and this morning the market locally remains quiet
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    PRODUCE.
    103 8 Kerosene oil Shell and Fish $4.80 for two 4-galion tins Crown and Dragon $4 46 for two 5- illon tins: Cross $4.31 foi two 4-gallo.i tins. IXvoe's Imperial Brilliant, $2.43 per tin of 4 Imp. gallons: cylvan Arrow. 23 per tin of Imp. gallons. Motor spirit per Imp gallon
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    ATR MAIL FROM JAVA.
    25 8 A T R MAIL FROM JAVA. Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office. Singapore at 2.30 >m. tomorrow.
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE.
    25 8 The s.s G G. Merlin for Saigon. Malls previously announced as closing at 11 urn. toduy will now close at 3 pm today.
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  • LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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        MINING
        466 8 Issue Val. Pd. 4/- 4/- Ampat Tin £1 £1 Asam Kumbang £1 £1 Austral Malay 5/- 5/- Ayer Hitam 1 1 Ayer Weng £1 £1 Bangrin Tin £1 £1 Changkat Tin £1 £1 Chenderiang 50 50 Hitam Tin 1 1 Hong Fatt 6/- 5/- Hong Kong Tip 5/- CA
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        GENERAL.
        304 8 Pd Buyers 2 2 A. Brick 7% Pref. 1.80 2 2 Alex. Brick Ord. 1.30 10 10 Atlas Ice. 10.00 tl £1 Brit. Am. Tobacco 6.7.6 10 5 British Malaya Trustee 5.75 11 1 Con. T. S. 7% Prefs. 23/9 El £1 Con. T. S. Ord. 21/3 tl £1
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        137 8 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 5% 1901 red. J"!3 $400,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 112nom. 4H% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept. 30 110 115nom. 4y.,'c 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept. 30 110 115nom. 4% 1913 red. 1963 $2,000,000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept.
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        374 8 Fraser and Co., and Lyall and Evatt's Quotations. Today 8 Prices Fraser Lyall Evatt Co. Allenby ($1) 1.75 1.85 1.75 1.85 Alor Gajah ($1) 1.50 1.60 1.50 1.60 A. Hitam ($1) 2.40 2.55 2.35 2.45 A. Malay ($2) 3.40 3.50 3.40 3.50 A. Molek ($1) 1.00 1.10 i.OO
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      EXCHANGE RATES.
      213 8 The following are the exchange rates this morning, according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation SELLING. London, 4 months' sjght 2/4 7/32 London, 3 months' sight 2/4 3/16 London, 60 days' sight 2/4 5/32 London, 30 days' sight 2 V London,
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      43 8 Daily Prices Current For R.M A No. 1. K. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Noon, Nov. 26. Tone of Market: Quiet. Latest Cable: London Spot Sheet 6 3/16 d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet G. cts. 12% per lb.
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      KATONG FIRE.
      54 8 At 8.19 a.m. today the Singapore Fire Brigade was called to Amber Road. Katong, and th. two engines which raced to the locality found the roof of an attap hut ablaze. The outbreak was small, however, anc. was I put under control within a few minutes. The hut
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      13 8 Mr. J. Bain, Senior Education Officer, j 'B," has been seconded to Johore.
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    EXCHANGES.
    87 8 Rugby, Nov. 23. Foreign exchanges today were:— Amsterdam 7.38V4 Athena 523 sellers. Belgrade 220 Berlin 12.41 Bombay 1/6 1/16 Brussels 21.401/* Bucharest 497 Buenos Aires 3G'o sellers official. Copenhagen 22.39>/a Geneva 15.40V2 Helsingfors 226% Hong Kong 1/8 Mtdrid 36 9/16 Milan 58' 2 Montevideo 39 sellers official. Montreal 4.861
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    156 8 Toda;. Bagan. Btngkalk Selat Pacdjang (Slngaradjai J om. Soengei Llat (M«?nrt: ..4 p.m. Denmark (Parcels only) (Erria) 6 p.m. Tomorrow. Pamangkat. Sambas and Singkawang ißorlongani Sam. Tar em pa id. Versp.vclo 8 a ni. Tandjong Pmang (Boelongon) 8 am. Java, South W.'st-Sjmatra. S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas Timor
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    MONEY ORDERS.
    129 8 The rate of issue Is Rs 155 8100. The rate of payment is Rs. 157 $100. The rate of payment .s the rate current on the day of receipt ot th Money Order Advice by the Straits Settlements Post Office. The rates of issue or Money Orders arawn
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    CHINESE GIRL FOUND POISONED.
    38 8 A 20-year-old Chinese girl was found suffering from disinfectant poisoning in a house in Orchard Road early today. A bottle of poison was near her. She was removed to hospital in a critical condition.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      TALI AVER RUBBER.
      247 9 The report of the directors of the Tali Ayer Rubber Estates, Ltd., states: The crop harvested for the year amounted to 1.586,264 lbs. The net profit tor the year, as shewn by the Accounts, is £13,031-2-1, to which must be adied the credit balance brought forward from
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      LABOUR PROBLEM MORE SETTLED ON ESTATES.
      971 9 Mr. McNair Scott's Speech At Karmen Rubber Co. Karmen Rubber Limited annua meeting was held in London on Oct 29. The chairman, Mr. R. F. McNali Scott, said: As the scheme for regulation of rubber supplies came lnt( operation on the June 1 it
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      POSITION OF THE GERMAN BANKS.
      677 9 Rliarities Of Their Policy. ipplement to the weekly re the German Institute foi Research contains a compresurvey of the present poslGerman banki.ig, an extracl from which Is given below: The earning power of the largt German branch banks, the capital o! which formed about 60
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      STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY.
      443 9 The following publications were 1..«u" l or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. F.M.S., during the period Nov. IT to Nov. 33, 1934, inclusive, and are available for public use In the Reference Library Pullerton Building. Singapore. Application may be made by members of the public
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      BATAK RABIT RUBBER.
      202 9 Batak Rablt Rubber Co. report states: The crop harvested for the year amounted to 539.388 lb. The net profit for the year, as shown by the accounts Is £3,942 7s. 7d.. to which must be added the credit balance brought forward from last year, amounting to £15,537
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      RUBANA RUBBER.
      180 9 Rubana Rubber Co. report states:— The net profit for the year, as shewn by the accounts, is £10,638-11-3, to which must be added the credit balance forward from last year, amounting to £46,954-19-5, making a total of £57,593-10-8. The directors recommend the payment of a dividend of 3%
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOV. 26. 1934. LEGAL TOPICS.
    829 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOV. 26. 1934. LEGAL TOPICS. A leading article printed on Wednesday last was devoted mainly to an examination of certain features of the trial of an Indian who was sentenced to ten years' rigorous imprisonment on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder,
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    Too Many Doctors ?
    180 10 Too Many Doctors Sometimes It is suggested that the legal and medical professions ere becoming overcrowded. The Hon. Dr. Fitzgerald, addressing the local medical students at their reunion dinner, suggested that so far as doctors are concerned Malaya at least is far from saturation point. The statistics which he revealed
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    Restriction In B.N.B.
    213 10 Disturbing criticisms of the manner in which rubber restriction is being applied in British North Borneo arc reaching Singapore. It is said that the Government of this territory made the initial mistake of underestimating its rubber acreage, and consequently obtained too low a quota. There was plenty
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    H.E. AND WIRELESS.
    68 10 To Open Exhibition In Penan?. It is understood that H.E.~the Governor will open the Wireless Exhibition organised by the Penang Wireless Society, to be held at the Penang Turf Club on Dec. 6, 7 and 8. His Excellency will speak from Singapore and his speech will be
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    AN AMERICAN VIEW OF BRITAIN.—I.
    750 10 AN AMERICAN VIEW OF BRITAIN.— I. The Recovery And Its Consolidation. (By Isaac F. Marcosson.) It Is no startling news to any bod < that Britain has staged a recovery. Whether the saturation point in the huge domestic market, where the lights of optimism glow the deepest, has been reached
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    102 10 The following appointments are notified in the S.S. Government Gazette of I Nov. 23: Lieut. A. G. W. Joliffe to be an Adjutant, Volunteer Forces, Malaya; Mr. C. Wilson, M.C.S., to act as Emigration Commissioner for Malaya, Madras; Mr. E. C. S. Adkins, M.C.S., to act as Assistant Director of
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    NOTES Of The DAY
    706 10 OATURDAY night In Singapore is a subject for a novel in Itself. Between Tanglin Club and the Great World, Raffles Hotel and the coffee- shops, the European suburbs and Chinatown, lies a mass of humanity in a mood of relaxation. The most bizarre episode in this
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    CIVIL SERVANTS' LEAVE : THE PLYMOUTH REPORT.
    1118 11 CIVIL SERVANTS' LEAVE THE PLYMOUTH REPORT. RECOMMENDATIONS IN DETAIL. APPLICATION IN MALAYA. Children's Passages Possible Restriction, (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 18. AN interesting Report has just been presented to the Secretary of State for the Colonies by a Committee appointed in October, 1932, to report on the Leave
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    FOREIGN CURRENCY.
    116 11 Order Significant Of German Policy. Berlin, Nov. 25. "Produce articles of military value or there will be no foreign currencies for you" is the gist of the latest order by the foreign control authorities, which provides that ten marks daily is the utmost that will be placed at
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    50 11 The wedding of Mr. Aneurin Bevan. Ml*., and Miss Jenny Lee. the former M.P., took place at the Bloomsbury Register Office, London. Mr. Bevan is 36 and Miss Lee 29. The photograph shows the bride signing the register, watched by tie groom and Dorothy M. llaldanc, the Deputy Superintendent Register.
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    SOCIAL EVIL IN THE COLONY.
    213 11 Dr. Chen Su Lan Claims Big Decrease. A claim that the number of persons suffering from venereal disease has decreased by 48 per cent, in the last four years was made at the Malayan Rotary y Conference on Friday. The speaker was Dr. Chen Su
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    RADIO PHONE TO PHILIPPINES.
    287 11 Service Available From Tomorrow. From tomorrow, a Radio Telephone Service between all Exchanges on the Malayan Trunk System and Exchanges in the Philippine Islands will be available. An official statement received by the Straits Times today from the acting Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs, Malaya, states
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    HANSEN FLYING HOME
    42 11 (Reaching Singapore This Afternoon. (From Our Own Correspondent.) ♦Batavia, Nov. 26. Lieut. Hansen, who took part in the England-Australia air race, left here I for Singapore this morning at 11.30 [o'clock local time on a return flight Aneta copyright.
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    CHINA'S ANTI-OPIUM CAMPAIGN.
    277 11 Abolition The Aim. MONOPOLY A FUTILE POLICY. Geneva, Nov. 24. The delegates of several Powers congratulated Dr. Victor Hoo at the meeting of the League Opium Committee upon the new and rigorous measures which the Chinese Government has promulgated, and he expressed the hope that these would
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    ITALY ALTERS THE BANK RATE.
    163 11 Restricted Credit And Reduced Prices. Rome, Nov. 25. The Bank Rate is to be raised to 4 per cent, from Nov. 26. With the raising of the Bank Rate begins a new policy of restricting credit, reducing the amount of money in circulation and reducing
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    INDIAN ASSEMBLY.
    88 11 Congress Leaves A Majority. Bombay, Nov. 24. With 14 results outstanding the present state of the Parties in th"c election for the Legislative Assembly is as follows Congress 47. Malaviya Nationalists S. Muslim Unity Boa d 4. Indian Commerce 3. Europeans 8. Muslim League, Landholders and Independents 20.
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    THE COLONY'S NINE MILLIONS.
    310 11 THE COLON Y'S NINE MILLIONS. F.M.S. Take A Hint From London. CHEAP MONEY. "Imprudent To Deiay Any Longer." (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 26. An enactment authorising the F.M.S. Government to raise a loan for the purpose of repaying the Sto*aits Settlements sterling loans, amounting to £9,355,000, was
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    DUTCH AND RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    109 11 Obligations Will Be Fulfilled. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Batavia, Nov. 26. It is officially announced that there is no need to fear that Netherlands India will be unable to meet international obligations with regard to Rubber Restriction. The system of export duty on native rubber has
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    MINE TRAGEDY.
    43 11 Tokio, Nov. 25. A fiiessage from Nagasaki states that it is feared 53 miners have been cut off and drowned by a sudden inrush of sea in the Matsusliima Colliery's submarine workings. Rcscae work la proceeding but Is virtu«*»? hopeless.— Reuter.
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    DUTCH AIRMEN.
    48 11 Amsterdam, Nov. 21. A national welcome was accorded to Parmentler and Moll on landing in their Douglas machine from Australia. A military band played and representatives of the Cabinet and Municipalities were among the 40,000 present and participated in a procession through the city.— Reuter Wireless.
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    CASE AGAINST OPIUM IN MALAYA.
    275 12 A CHINESE CRITIC. "A Harmful But Curable Habit." OUTSPOKEN CRITICISM of opium policy in Malaya was made by Dr. Chen Su Lan, of Singapore, at the Penang Rotary Conference which ended yesterday. This well-known Chinese doctor declared that the time was ripe for total prohibition
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    COMPANY DIVIDENDS.
    125 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 24. PAHANG CONSOLIDATED MINES report a profit of £79,381 for the year ending July 31 last. To this has to be added £37.522 brought in, leaving £113,754 when London office expenses and staff bonuses have been subtracted. A final ordinary dividend of
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    S.C.R.C. DINNER.
    129 12 Success Of Open Tennis Tournament Following the first open tennis tournament conducted by the Straits Chinese Recreation Club, a dinner was held at the O. H. Cafe, Battery Road, on Saturday. There were about 60 guests present. The Hon. Dr. Llm Han Hoe presided. The chairman proposing the
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    FOUR POTATOESVALUE 3 CENTS.
    183 12 Thief Fined $20 Or A Month In Prison. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiplng, Nov. 26. Charged with the theft of four potatoes value three cents, the property of Messrs. P. Mohamed Co., while In the charge of the F.M.S. Railways, a Chinese, Gooi Kay Thya before
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    DEATH OF MR. ONG BEAN WAN.
    163 12 Weil-Known Taiping Chinese. (From Our Own CorresponJent.) Taiplng, Nov. 25. The death took place in Penang on Friday of Mr. Ong Bean Wan, aged 53, a respected and well-known Chinese of Taiplng. Of a kind and charitable disposition, Mr. Bean Wan did considerable public
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    35 12 Y.W.C.A. members are reminded that Carol practices in preparation for the Christmas party on December 18 will start next Wednesday. They will be held at the Hostel Club Room, Fort Canning Road, at 5.30 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE PRIEST'S OUTSPOKEN SERMON.
    240 12 "Shocking:" Ignorance Of Scriptures. "A shocking lack of knowledge of the Scriptures" was refered to *ij the Rev. L. S G. Petter, In a sermon preached at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, last night. Mr. Pctter said that one thing en which the Church of England had
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    PENANG WEDDING.
    167 12 Mr. C. G. Barnes And Miss M. V. Ellis. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 24. The wedding took place at St. George's Church today of Mr. Cyril Graham Barnes, editor of the Plnang Gazette, third son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Barnes, of Frome, Somerset, and
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    GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE TO ROTARIANS.
    628 12 GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE TO ROTARIANS. His First Impressions. PENANG RALLY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 24. A striking message from Sir Shenton Thomas was received at the Rotary Conference which opened here yesterday. In the few days since my arrival in Malaya," His Excellency wrote, I have been impressed by
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    "MY MUSIC COMES FIRST."
    451 12 Miss Tjong See Yin In Singapore. (From A Woman Correspondent) "Music is everything to me at the moment. I love the piano and organ. Other things in life, Including marriage, do not Interest me for the time being at any rale." This Is the view of
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    SIR JOHN SALMOND FIT AGAIN.
    60 12 Sir John Salmond, Government director of Imperial Airways, who has been 111 In Singapore with fever. Is fit again, and Is making a tour of the city. He Is inspecting the air base, and on Wednesday will dine with Sir Shenton Thomas. He will leave
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    AMUSEMENTS
    105 12 SINGAPORE. ALHAMBKA Here Comes The Navy with James CAPITO CaBney Pat OBrlfn 6>5— 9 15. The Battle with John Loder M Merle Oberon. C 15— 9 15. CHEAT WORLD Cabaret— Man In White Her Majesty's Love. MAELBOHOUGH s_ Satlavan SavitrL 8.15—9.18. NEW WOKLO Side Shows. Cabaret, Dancing, Talkies, Theatres
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    SEVENTEEN EUROPEANS THROWN INTO SEA.
    523 13 MIDNIGHT MISHAP. Motor Boat Capsizes At Singapore. GEVENTEEN Europeans, including six women were thrown into the sea in the early hours of yesterday when the motor boat in which they we're returning from a dance on Blakan Mati capsized when approaching Jardine's Steps. They all
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    17 13 Two of the Russian destroyers which are in Sing-anore en route to Vladivostok for fishery protection duties.
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    SOCIAL & PERSONAL.
    298 13 SOCIAL PERSONAL. Mr. B. C. P. Campbell in Burma: Major Neilson Going To Pahang: Singapore's New D.PJ*. Mr. E. C. Pengilley, M.C.S., is leaving Ipoh for home shortly. Mr. J. A. Black, M.C.8.. has been appointed President of the Municipal Commissioners, Penang. Mr. F. H. Grumitt, of Penang, was a
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    THANK OFFERING FOR RESTRICTION.
    152 13 Perak Planter's Suggestion. (From Our Own Correspondent.) fpoh, Nov. 24. An extraordinary meeting of the Central Perak Planters Association was held here today, Mr. J. S. Ferguson presiding over a very small attendance Appealing for support for the Planters' Benevolent Fund, the Chairman suggested that all
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL PRIZE DAY.
    29 13 Outram School prize day will take place on Friday next at 10 i..m. Mrs Caldecott will distribute the prizes. Parents of scholars will be welcome.
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    MALAYA CUP MATCH DRAWN —SINGAPORE MISS H. B. SYM.
    1435 14 MINNS AND PINTO IN GREAT FORM. Briggs' Kicks A Magnificent Penalty Goal. Singapore 8 Pts. Negri-Malacca 8 Pts. The Malaya Cup match at Seremban on Saturday between Singapore and' t he-combined Negri-Malacca XV ended in a draw each side scoring eight
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    26 14 Richmond met Harlequins at Richmond Athletic Ground. W. J. Tyson of Richmond is seen retting rid of the ball after being tackled by a Harlequin player.
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    S.S.C. DRAW LEVEL AT THE LAST MINUTE.
    811 14 WATER POLO. Chinese Second Team Wins By Three Clear Goals. Honours were even In the principal of the two water polo matches played at the Chinese Swimming Club at Katong yesterday between the home club and the Singapore Swimming Club. A goal a
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    SELANGOR DEFEAT PENANG.
    562 14 HOCKEY. HOME TEAM FAILS IN SECOND HALF. Inter-College Match Drawn. Selangor 4; Penmng 1. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Nov. 24. In the Interstate hockey match here today Selangor beat Penang by four goals to one. Play in the first half was fairly even. Selangor attacked first
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS CUP.
    373 14 Sir John Salmond Makes Presentation To R.A.F. At the Air Base this morning Air Marshall Sir John Salmond. Governing Director of Imperial Airways, presented the R.A.F. with a magnificent Challenge Cup on behalf of Imperial Airways as a mark of their appreciation for the assistance rendered to
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    NOVEMBER HANDICAP.
    155 14 Pip-Emma Wins At Manchester. London. Nov. 24. The Manchester November Handicap which was run at Manchester today over one mile four furlongs resulted as follows: 1. Pip-Emma (E. Smith). 2. Jesmond Dene (Cliff Richards). 3. Free Pare (H. Wragg). Twenty-nine ran. Won by 1V 2 lengths, with half
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    110 14 Holder Easily Retains The Tit'e. (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca. Nov. 24. Cho Kirn Hawk, ths holder retained his Malacca badminton singles title at the Malacca Volunteer Corps drill hall tonight. He beat Scow Chul Chiang in two straight sets. 15-2. 13—13 <5— 2i In the first set
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    SWIMMING RECORD
    49 14 Ducsseldorf. Nov. 25. Miss Rita MastenbTock (Holland) broke the world's 100 metres backstroke record today by nearly two seconds. She did the distance in 1 minute 16-B'lo seconds as against the record set up in 1932 by Mtss E. Holm (U.S.A.) of 1 minute lf-3/5 sec Reuter.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    72 14 Monday, Not. 26 Rugby: United Services vs. Penang at Penang. Hockey: S.C.C. vs. S.C.R.C.. Hong Llin Green; Ceylon Sports Club vs. S.R.C. 11. Balestler Road; Medical College vs. Khalsa Association. College ground; S.R.C. vs. Indian Association, S.R.C. ground; Wlltshires vs. R.A.F.. Seletar; Police "A" vs. S.C.C. "A." padajg.
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      118 14 The Home football results and league tables will be f mn.l on Page 6. PERAK TURF CLUB DECEMBER AMATEUR MEETING 1934 FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 1934. SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1934. VISITING must be Introduced by members of the Club and MUST APPLY TO THB"BECKETABT'S OFFICE, CHENG BOX BUILDING. BREWSTEE BO AD.
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    THRILLING FINISH TO RACING IN SINGAPORE FOR 1934.
    3459 15 FAIRLY GOOD DAY FOR PUNTERS. The Sultan Of Perak Heads Winning Owners' List. The third day of the Singapore Turf Club November meeting brought racing for 1934 in the Colony to a close. It was a glorious day and the stands were
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    28 15 Mr. A. Van Tooren'* Glad Eyes (Farthing np) win* the sixth race on Saturday by two lengths from Snuff Box, who is on the rails, Flushed was third.
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    SCOTLAND'S NARROW WIN AT BUKIT TIMAH.
    631 15 SCOTLAND'S NARROW WIN AT BUKIT TIM AH. GOLF. Rest Tail-Enders Pat Up A Great Fight. SCOTLAND defeated the Rest by c narrow margin In a four-ball match played at Bukit Timah yesterday by 194 points to 16% points. The leading players on the Scots side easily held the balance, but
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY.
    127 16 The following will represent the V MCA. 2nd XI against A PC. on the V.M.C.A. ground today at 5 p.m. M S. Menon; E. Brown and E. K. Yzolman; Loot Eng Sun. S. S. GUI and S. Paklartathan; W. C. B. Maddox, R. R. Dlghe. B. R. Mistri.
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    11 16 McPherson, who brought home two winners and two seconds on Saturday.
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    PENANG SOCCER.
    71 16 Six-A-Side Cup Won By P.R.C. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Nov. 26. The annual hockey match between the Selangor Club and the Penang C.C. was played yesterday on the Hutching's School ground and resulted In a win for the visitors by two goals to one. The final of
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    141 16 The following have been Invited to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. S.S. Police on Thursday at S.C.C. C. O. Van Houten; R. A. Ashworth and Lt. W. S. T. Douglass; T. W. Morray. E. W. Kpeve and R. N. Elliott; L. H N. Davis, A. P. Craigie, P.
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      103 16 XMAS UTILITY GIFTS You cannot think of Ceylon except synonymously with Tea. XTtae Growers of PEEAK TEA aspire to and aim at T^ making our Produce a Malayan A Household necessity. g*> Try It J<y A THINK MALAYAN: DKINK HEB BEST. j^ None Fresher: None Better: None Cheaper: SEND A
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    MR. CHUNG MURDERED BY KIDNAPPERS.
    282 17 TODATS CHINA NEWS. Canton Outrage. PARTY CONGRESS TO BE HELD NEXT MONTH. Canton, Nov. 26— Mr. Chung Takklt, a relation of Gen. Chang Chaitong, the virtual dictator of Kwaimtung. was murdered by kidnappers when their demands for $500,000 ransom was not met. Mr. Chung's body
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    1234 17 LORD BADEN-POWELL VETERAN OF MALAYAN SCOUTING. KUALA LUMPUR ARRIVAL. Chief Guide's Chat With Malay Girls. CARRYING a message from the Prince of Wales, Lord Baden-Powell, the Chief Scout, is continuing his tour of Malaya. He attended a rally at Kuala Kangsar on Saturday and proceeded to Kuala Lumpur yesterday, where
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      4247 18 (From Our Own Correspondent) Btraits Tnos Oitici, Fleet Street, Nov. 14. I SUPPOSE this Letter should begin with a vivid description of yet another Armistice Day in London the sullen boom of the Silence Run, the eerie hush of the Two Minutes that mean
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      157 18 Prescription It 70a are sufferer from Enema, Ringworm, Dhobies Itch, Salt Rheum, Prickly Hot, Psoriasis, Singapore Foot, Itching Eruption* ana Rashes, dm D.D D. Prescription Jiut a taw drops 0/ this mar vpllotu lotion and you hara butaat relief. Irritation and pain goea at onoe, ana a few applications will
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      170 18 (LET ME TELL YOU HOW HELPED J^Wjl^W HUSBAND >K IL Georg* always insisted on a heavy 4^HT JeJ». breakfast said he didn't want to YjO 0° l 0 work hungry. But he told me he often felt drowiy Finally I got him to try a lighter breakI I feels better
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    CAMPAIGN AGAINST NOISE.
    394 19 To Be Undertaken. DEMAND FOR SOUNDPROOF FLATS. Hundreds of thousands of flatdwellers will benefit from a new campaign against noise which is tc be launched by the Building Research Department. It is to be directed against the nuisance of the gramophone and radio receiver "next door." While
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    NEW PRINCIPAL FOR DEHRA DUN.
    181 19 Mr. A. L. L. Foot Of Eton Appointed. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Calcutta, Nov. 17. }fR- A. E. Foot, a master at Eton, has been appointed Headmaster of the new Indian Public School at Dehra Dun. It is hoped that he will reach India
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    DUTCH-BRITISH AIR CO-OPERATION.
    97 19 Hague Official's Suggestion. The Hague, Nov. 25. A plea for closer co-operation between Imperial Airways and the Royal Dutch Air Lines on the route to India was made by the Manager of the Royal Dutch Air Lines, Mr. Piesman. Interviewed as to whether the results of the
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    12 19 A war veteran surveying the Empire Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey.
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    30 20 Douglas Scott, the four-year-old grandson of the late Field Marshal Earl Haijc. planting a Cross in memory of his grandfather at the Empire Field of Remembrance, Westminster Abbey. (Planet News.)
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    39 20 For the first time since his illness, the King was present at the Cenotaph Armistice Day ceremony and laid a wreath in remembrance of the million men of the British Empire who died in the Great War. (Planet News.)
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    43 20 Mrs. Jessie Green (left), who lost two sons In the Great War, was among the mothers before the Cenotaph on Armistice Day. She has been present at every Armistice ceremony since the War and each year waits from soon after dawn. (Planet NeTvs >
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    50 20 A moving Armistice Day ceremony was held at the Merchant Marine Memorial at Tower Hill, London. The Memorial commemorates the British sailors who died at sea in the Great War. (Planet News.) A bird's-eye view of the thousands of people who attended the Cenotaph ceremony on Armistice Day. (Planet News.)
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    25 20 The Archbishop of Canterbury blessed the Empire Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey, and afterwards place* a cross on the Field of Remembrance. (Planet News.)
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    36 20 The French President Lebron and members of the Flandin Cabinet attended the Armistice Day ceremony at the tomb of the Unknown Warrior beneath the Arc de Triomphe, in Paris, where there were Impressive ceremonies. (Planet News.)
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