The Straits Times, 4 December 1935

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    43 1 The St rai ts Tim e s. fBBTA BUSHED MXARLY A CCNTURT.] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYaJ 2J PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4. 1935. PRICE Ml CENTS. The Straits Times. i:i PAGES. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, DR EMBER 4, 1935. PRICE 10IIM-
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      755 1 SINGAPORE 140. CECIL ST. ('PHONE 8471). KUALA LUMPUR t 28. JAVA ST. ('PHONE -16M> I far .'IIVIR MOINTIK BirilK- BB>~* i^BB I^E^^^^^^^^E BOTT! I IS 71 '^^^•a^BJ /-^_V J BMIIT NX. MIUOB IX 1.10. ■^B^BbbHBbBBBBBV SUve. MMini-J tut Gla«a Plain Olai* 4 10 P" 1 BU Nll< •"<• MULK MILITABV
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      17 1 Daisy i I OKI HAKI> KOMI M I hoi him* HASKMN HMTM i'honf MM I (Amber *tan«lun«
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
      65 2 ("Ir r.R Ire and family beg to ler.der their heartfek thanks to all kind and friends, members of the various crabs and amortaUons. European and s b- orainate stall of the Baat AUatlr Co Ltd ft their attendances at the niqlit vlsrt< and funeral of the kite Mr. T11
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      426 2 -9COTT On Nm mber 3 n 193S at St Thamas' Cathedral Saravak. Le«la Dunbar. v al I): J H Kennedy Dunbeath Catthiiera. Scotland l~> Margaret Phyllis Brough only daughter of Mr snd Mrs James Sc<-tt Kuchine. Sarawak, and of Tavport. Fife. Scot:.. SITUATIONS VACANT j Whea aaajaifcag aay aaeitlaa saver-
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      814 2 1 FOR SALE i FOR SAUL male black cocker soantel puppy-pedigree. Apply Box No. 944. StralU Timea. FOR SALE. DC. Motors, DC. Crompton Oenerator. 1 Portable Loco. Apply Box 942. Btraiu Times. BOTULETTERS, SFECOLAAS. ETC. nog verkrygaaar by M. Prager, 19*. Cecil St Phone 4*83 A BRITISH (OIIIMU. ST\MP(OLL»( TION
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      864 2 _AUCTION NOTICES "SALE POSTPONED" The Sale of the properties at Johore belonging to the Estate of Syed Hassan bin Ahmad Al-attas (deceased) has been postponed. Date of sale will be announced later. POWELL Jk CO LTD Auctioneers AUCTION SALE of valuable collection of postage csmps mostly of British Empire Abo
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      621 2 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Messrs POWELL CO.. tTD- have re■toved to No. 37. Chulla Street aa from Nov. 3*. 1939. POWELL a CO LTD. Auctioneers Singapore. Nov. 3*. 1939. SINGAPORE FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY. The twenty-second Annual Oenertl Meeting of aaeaaaara of the above Society will be held at the
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      1249 2 SHIPPING NOTICES SI S. '.DAMMARK- ARBD: 38-11 :l. Consignees of cargo per the above iHUturanlp from Europe ara hereby notified that a Oeneral survey of all cargo landed In a damaged condition will be held at Oodown No IS a: 9 am. Bonded "D" at 2 pm and Matches 1
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      191 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Singapore Within O:tside Without Malaya Malaya Postage Maataly 9 I-** 9 4.66 9 L 56 QuarUilT S X.s* 9126* 9 7.56 Half raartf UIM KIN 915-M Trarvf 934.9* 914*9 939.4* Nate— Oa4aUUen eueaaas shMM laelade tae asaal bank HWmiu ADVERTISEMENT RATES. The rharges and inumrlwii for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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      520 3 P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APfAR LINES. i Incnrinrat-d in England) '•Ml :c;o N( l \!t BAjJT M It CHINA lAPAN Dm. c J >.AY Jan. ii RAWAIPIMH 17 000 Jan. 31 ltd r 17.0.10 Feb 38 rANA I i Apr. *.O CHI THAI. ii Apr. \RD FOR COLOMBO BOMBAY
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      619 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. iRVIafSaVTI '1 J I aal aaaBKHMMMaJaBMaWaMaLMaMMiaMBM GENERAL I'ASSKNGER A(;ENTS lOR CUNARD WHITE n \i{ ii.NE. paMSSSi .n J.i'iim TO LONDON. ManeillrA. London. Antwerp. Boiler dim and Middteohraaich V W si lVmnage Due Sa.l t TEP.UKL'NI MARU 12.000 D.c 10 tl HAKISAN MARU ..).SOO Der 35 28 HAKUNA MARU
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      972 3 I'ASvSENT.ER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorshtps. Most Cab.us have adjoining private bath. Kxcelleit CuUine. FOB MIRSFILLES. LONDON. ROTTLRHAM. HAMBI RG AND COPENHAGEN Prom Prom Prom Prom Spore Malacca Port Prna.>: M S Sham BORINOIA .10 13 10 13 1113 1113 EHRI4 31 12 31 13 11
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      1214 3 l^^S^^^ REPRESENTING THE BLIE FI NNFL LINE (Or ran The Haa Khiaw Stesjashrp Ca. (M3!| Ltd. Sleaai Ship Co, I4d and China Mataal The Canard Whltr Star Ltd. steam Navlgalioa V» Itd The Sarawak Ktraatahrp Co Ltd. The StraHs Steamship Co Ltd. The AaatraHaa Oriental Mar ltd. The China Navigatiaa
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  • SHIPPING & MAILS.
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      133 4 OIANO Alfit. Brit MS. from Soorabaya 4. for Bawean AUBT. Sarav.. 119. from Kucklng 4. for Kuchlng 7. TIDOKK. Dut 425. from Bel -Dell 4. for Bel -Dell 6 KAJTANGATA. Brit. 1.301. from Hong Kong 4. depart, uncertain. VYSKR BROOKE. Saraw.. 721. from Kuchlng 4. Kuchlng 7. BUYSKXB.
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      SINGAPORE HAKBOUR BOARD.
      141 4 Wednesday. December 4. «hla» blmoM* the Wharvca at ciaertad gajajsjajgi r.MtawD Oat* East Wharf Rohna 22 1 Main Wharf Baton Corfu It S (Jargon It 3 KoU TJandl 11 3 Potadara 11 3 Bcnvenue t 3 City of Perth 7 3 Empire Dock Denmark Man M I
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      IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE—LONDON.
      23 4 IMPERIAL AIR MAIL SINGAPORE— LONDON. The air mail dupatched from Slngapor? on Nov. 24 was delivered In Lindon on Dec. 3 '9 days).
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      PRESIDENT DOUMER.
      37 4 Ihe mall vessel m v Preslden* I) inner lrom Culomoj is expected to arrive on Friday 6th. inst at 6 an and sail on MM same day at noon tor Saigon. Kong Kong. shmr;h.a! ani
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      SHARKS KfORl.
      144 4 Lr» <i.it«l Dec. 4. v. MIMIKCi— S-eail.. B.ui S<4mni:or 1 00 I'M < ci KUUnfball it 6 1". 3 i U.K. K»m;j» 11 3 12 Men rr.iKi 07 10. Ra%an« Con 23 24 Kftfc.n* Conk. M•II 6 c d 8 Lua* 1 J* 1 43 Titian Minn 1
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      EXCHANGES.
      89 4 Quiet All Round. London. Dec. 3. Park 74 53 64 All* ns 517 irilcn Nr« York 4 U 1 1«5 Bu-hsrwt 6M «Uen Minimi 4.98'. Rio iW Brume I* HlC, srllcrs official mmi 15 14 Brlcradr SIT Amsterdam 1 27 i Burnt* Airw unouot-d Ml^in wwinlM Maai»Ml-« It If
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      THE POTSDAM.
      33 4 < Messrs Harrisons Barker tt Co.. Ltd. the local agents advise that the 8. 8 Potsdam wfl awfl at 6 p m today i it^tead of at C a.m. taoaorrow. 1 I
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      252 4 Taday Djamti K Toenjkal <Toba> I pm Poutiariac <Khoeo Hosai i a m Boengel Ua; iMagnHl Stun Belamaa A Medan (Van Hruui) 4pm Tareaipa (Stun Harteyt pro PblUppta* Islands (Potadami Ipm r>nan< Slam Barma, Inoia Iraa. Palntlne. Egypt E B Africa. Oreat Britain Ireland Europe and H
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      MAILS EXPECTED.
      134 4 Mails from Europe etc. i London* expected today by air < Imperial > will be delivered to boxholders at 8 pm. General delivery of letters tomorrow at 8 2S am Mails from Netherlands Indies expected today by air Netherandsi will be delivered to boxholders at 3 30 p
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      FROM MALACCA.
      166 4 PrkUy. Dec Oytoa. Southern and Westaro India. Bombay. Aden. aUurUiua. Bgrpt. Europe. Great Britain. Ireland O&Ji.. Canada and Western Australia via Prnang' iCorfui 1 ISp.t Southern ana Wnttrn India ivu Prnang' ißohna) 15pm Upper Burma. North and Bast India »ia Penang) (Khandalla ..115pm Medan <Tia Slntraporr' ey v
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      FROM KUALA LUMPUR.
      90 4 lobl arrow India, 'all para> via Port Sweltmha;n cParrelft Rorinai ..SMpjn PrMajr. Dec. 6 Southern ft W/««Kjii India ivw Nesapatam and Madras) ißohnu pjn Eurma. Northern and Cen'.rai India rta Rangoon iind Ca'.-utta rhaiMftai. 1 pjn Weatcrn Australia <rta Prmnc and Ootnmbo) <Corfui T pjn OreM Britain
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      CLEARANCES.
      51 4 Dec 2: Oustav O'derlchsen <Oan>: Albert Sarra«t iFrh); Halvdan. Marly Not Raub Rahman Brit IJ t 3: Oemas. Esm ralda Hontc Lam. Hong Kwong. Hong Thong. Alng Leong. Malacca, Marella. Kudat. Cbye Htn Tay Tit. Anshun < Brit I President Adams 'Am): Kampar 'Dut i, India Maru i Jan
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    FRASER & CO'S. SHARE REPORT.
    837 4 FRASER CO'S. SHARE REPORT. Markets In A State Of Despondency. The past week has MM nearly all sections of the share markets both locally and at home apparently in a state of despondency at the general situation, and the turnover of business during the period has fallen away con- slderably.
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      587 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. i Incorporated In r.M 8.) LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOORIMC. ACENTa, EMS. ELYS. IM> SUM STATES BAILWAYS IELErHOIfE: rretxht Mt>— rassage S4IL CANADIAN ■4 7.Vi4*jy^B»_ jsyrrnn A saam bb sb ar.rorporatrd In England) THE -LMrai ss" BOITE •Hers TRAN«r ACIIK SERVICES Ha lIONOHI.I sr •srsrt BBbVBjbW U HWSJIM MBsBM
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      319 4 STATES STEAMSHIP LIKES. lul Iraaa I laratsa HOM.K(i\(, i* >\s i w IdKfMMI <v shin h., X..-* I«h»ti.ait OM (U^ Vl- GVMUI 11 due to Mil Hongkong I> I M, (.IMIAI. MsMNNW Stncapwr Saa tnnci\co Ihrouchl i I minimum I v ;ja Singapore Lmsii BtJ Assenra IkroanraraW I.* Round ;hr-
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      137 4 .Malayan .Meteorological Service. Daily Weather Report. Stations relay -Ast nlgnt Max Kair.tail Bright Mm temp, ins Sunshine temp *F hrm. 'F i oast Alor Star 90 005 6 3 74 Buttcrworth (P. W.I 88 Nil 6 9 74 Sitiawan 86 1.16 39 72 i Bukit Jeram 85 1 3« 3
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      33 4 TIDE TABLE. Wilsusay. Bac. 4. H W. i.ea a.*.. 7 It S tn 4 54 am in. Ik I W 10 40 a m 4ft &m. 11 24 p.m S R. t tl.
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    PRIZES DISTRIBUTED AT OUTRAM SCHOOL.
    168 5 take the task as Mr. Worley had always taken an Interest In educational matters and at one time had acted as Director of Education. Others present Included Mr H. R Cheesemen. Inspector of Schools, and Mrs. Bloomneld The Lee Choon Ouan champion house shield was
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      521 5 LAST NIGHT OF Q&*fl-^ta-fc»A& Jean HARLOW Z\*/V2 William POWELL "A*l»ffi MliMi Mflod>— Drama Of A It— Wonders 'RECKLESS' ™~gar tomorrow WARNER OLAND m fox Film's Moat Rafflinc Mystery Drama 'CHARLIE CHAN EGYPT' V\>fk Knd Matinees KATHARINE HEPBURN In 'SPITFIRE' also Kinr Of The Wi.d Hones' so glad ljou^ suggested the
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      67 5 X'MAS CHEER! FRANKELS THE STORE BEAUTIFUL THE ONE STOBE SO DIFFEBENT TO ALL OTHEBS. NOW SHOWING THE LATEST IHTIONS IN BRITAIN'S BEST HALL MARKED SILVER C P.N S. GOODS IMI l>H Ii. II I H I TABLE OBNAMENTS GENI'INE rKKWH and BELOII'M ROCK Cl'T CRYSTAL (HROMUM PLATED ELECTBIC TABLE LAMPS
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      392 5 Foe Y«« Picfrti— W. Dim You To W^J BUY SEATS NOW Wamt Iroa. prodactlen ol 1 A MIDSUMMER I NIGHT'S DREAM \jk B»e«w»oHa«— »Tf^app»aloHSM« ÜBiCMs> OHItH-tHHIi h^imtf <X 004 DUV* iMrad flipping our rv^vlflf potfoc* <xt 9 r J iimiifai iiMimiiM datf. W* don't want anron* to b* dmapf 9
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  • LATEST LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      280 6 Raw Rubber And Shares Weak. From Our Financial Corre«riondf>nt. Singapore, Dec. 4. The tin share market continued dull, and with very little intercut ■bowl either in Ix»ndon or Australia, the local market i* disinclined to ch:il TsM fall in prices, however. arrested and there are f< r
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      PRODUCE.
      139 6 iporr. December 4. 12 mw.fl. Buyer. Seller 6 50 Cube 9 50 Hamburg 10 00 White MeotOk Popper 17 25 P» pper 9 50 a 4 45 Tapioca 5 30 Small Pearl Tapicca 5 30 ;r iiio Flour ■Jin- J> 1 it-mg 10 50 10 25 Sarawak Sago Flour
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      EXCHANGES
      232 6 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the dally circular issued -oy the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation: SELLING. London. 4 months sight 2/4 I London 3 months sight 3/4 3/32 j London. 60 days' «unt 2/4 1/16 London 30 days' sight 2/4 1/32 I
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      86 6 Noon, Dec. 4. Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 K. R. S. S. in eases (FOB.) Dec. 21 5/16 21« i Good F. A. a in ease* (F. 0.8.) Dec. 21 IM>* No. 1 K. R. S. S. (Spot loose) Awards ble Singapore UU 21% December 21«^
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        MINING.
        581 6 All Shares quoted above are fully paid. uwe Val. Fraaer k Co Lyall k Erati Buyers Sellen Buyers Seller 4/- Ampat Tin 3 9 6 fed 5 7 «/3 £1 Aum Kumbanf 34/6 36/6 cd 34/6 36/6 M £1 Austral Malay 60/- 61/-cd 60/- 81/ cc 5/- Ayer HlUm
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        GENERAL.
        457 6 2 2 Alex Brick Ord. 125 135 1.25 IJS 2 2 do IVti, Prefs. 170 180 170 IJO 10 1C Atlas Ice 12.2S 12.74 12 25 12 75 11 tX B. A T 5.110 5150 flO 0 515 0 160 B M Broadcasting 005 dls par 10 5 B
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        171 6 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL. M 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 110 norn ■JOl red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar 31 Sept 30 112 114 norn 4'i'c 190k red 1955 $1.000 .00 C Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 118 120 norn 4 1313 red 1963 $2,000,000
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        RITBBER SHARES.
        354 6 1 Shares are SI unless otherwise stated 1 Allcnby A. or Ciajah Amal. Malay is2> Aver Hitam Ayer Molpk Ayer Panas Batu Lintang Borelli Bro:>.:Brunei Vn. <Jsi Bukit Kaui Bulut Kepon-; Bukit Timah < S lO Bulclt KB C.-.anekat Scidang Conncmara Ciler.caly Plantations Hajtor lndrugiri Jtiaa Kuantan (.50)
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    494 6 Funds Strong: Rubbers Hardly Changed. London. Dec. 3 British Funds experienced bx>m conditions on publication of the Treasury < loan proposals. Conrersion Loan ross 2 polnu. Funding Loan old Coi 111 and Conversion 34's War Loan, which Is row regarded as the market leader, rose a point to
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    HIGHER WORLD TIN CONSUMPTION.
    414 6 18 Per Cent. Incr< This Yesr. According to tho Novemb of the bulletin of lh» InUrnat.onal Tin Research and Devrlopm f.t Council the world's apparent < sumption of tin increaMi by u.t 18 per cent, to 104.443 tons in '.lie first nine months of 1935 a
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS.
    46 6 Londi n. Da The ExchcyuiT returns show ordinary revenue (■ctadtHfl ielf-hsl ancinp items amounts to £392 008 917 compared w.th 1)374 428 855 st I responding date o( last Total ordinary expendlt>.r ol self -balancing IU-n I Is £470 IT agair ding date of
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    CABLE TRANSIT TIMES.
    42 6 The transit time on fu!' r grams from SinKupore ~.0 London, yesterday was as foil i i Telegrams handed in U] TVlenrams naai TeV.-rams harded In Telegrams handed m up to 6 30 v m Due cooccsUob of traffic
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      26 6 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated in I ni(land A.I). 1720) FIRE MARINE. LIFE. MOTOR CAR, WORKMER'S COMPERSATIOH. B'anch Office for Malaya. ChiM«r«« Bank Chamber*. Singapore APB 1.
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      28 6 Other financial Mews will be found on psvee 4. DRY OLD TOM LONDON GINS. JAMES BURROUGH L TD LONDON ESTABLISHED 1620. Sole Agent* for Malaya: McALISTER CO., LTD.
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      ARISTOCRATS OF THE EQUITY MARKET.
      703 7 Unimpeachable Security Of Insurance Shares. Insurance equities rank with the aristocracy of the equity market. Their attractions are well-defined, depending upon unimpeachable security of capital and reasonable yield. North British and Mercantile Insurance £5 Ordinary shares have not met with the support warranted by the
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      J. S. FRY AND SONS TO WIND UP.
      264 7 Prefce. Shares To Be Repaid At Premium. The directors of J. S Fry and Sons. Limited < chocolate and cocoa manufacturers, controlled by the Jrttish Cocoa and Chocolate Co propose to liquidate the company ana to reoayj Preference and Preferred capital at
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      RUBBER POWDER.
      100 7 International Company To Issue Shares. Shareholders of Rubber Powder Company are Informed that It Is Intended shortly to offer *****0 2s. of the International Rubber Powder Company. As previously announced, the Inter- 1 Rubber Powder Company has rm<d to take over the assets it i the Rubber Powder
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      BASS BONUS DOUBLED.
      146 7 Total Distribution Of 22 Per Cent. London. Nov. 19. 1 Bass. RatcllrT and Oretton the brewers. Is raising Its distribution for the year to Sept 30 last by 2 per cent. to 22 per cent., tax free. I The final dividend of 13 per c?nt again makes
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      HUMBER PROFITS REACH £231,927.
      140 7 Dividends Repeated On Increased Capital. London. Nov. 14. Humber Ltd tr.e cycle and motor! manufacturers, which is controlled by Rootes Securities, announces a profit of £231.927 for the year to July 31 last, compared with £224.595— an Increase I of £7.332 The dividend on the Deferred
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      BUKIT KAJANG RUBBER.
      572 7 Dividend Increased To 6 Per Cent The twenty sixth annual general; meeting of Buiclt Kajang Rubber! Estates. Ltd was h<>ld in London, on Nov. 21. Mr. W. Arthur Addlnssll. the chairman, proposed the adoption of the report and accounts and the declaration of a dividend ol 6
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      DITCH LINES CTT FARES.
      198 7 Encouraging First Class Passengers. From Our Own Correspondent > Balavta. Nov. 17. The directors of the Stoomvaart MaatschapplJ Nederlund and the Rotterdamsche Lloyd have decided to allow 7' 2 per rent, crisis reduction In respect of all their ships leaving Holland or Batavla on or after
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      BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL.
      679 7 The Inactivity Of Rubber Share-. The annual general meeting of Hrn j British and Continental Plantations Trust. Ltd.. was held in London -n Nov. 21. Sir Herbert Wright (the chairman". who presided and was supported <>>• Mr. C. B. Sutton and Mr. J. L. Milii" said: When
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      541 7 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CPRTORATION. ,ted in the Colrny of Hong Kur.j) The liability of members limited to the I In manner prescribed by Ortflu6 of I?? 9 ol the Colony iv \n or in i hong KONr.. -'^1 Capital 550.000.3W paid up WO.OOU.COC I Piind t S.SOU.C.K $10,000,060
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      402 7 BANKING. CHAKTBEBO HANK OF INDIA. AITSRALU AND CHINA, rporated v. England by Royal Ciiirur MM*. Paid Up Capital in 1.000 scares of j eat ti t 3.000.000 Reserve Fund 1 i OOO&M Reserve Liability of Proprietors L3.000.0M 111 \li dl 111 t SI. BHawpagate. Lon4»n. I < AgeaKlm and Braarktm
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    M. VENIZELOS AND HIS KING.
    110 8 MV TOLERATION IS <; ROWING." Paris. Dec. a. The Oil' k King's actions since his restoration have remarkably modified the Venlzelos opposition to the .>n of the monarchy was In the course of an interview by Reuter with M. Venlzeliw. who recalled that he re-n-t.tly
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    SELF-SUFFICIENCY OF NATIONS.
    407 8 A Bar To International Peace. Berlin Not 29. Thanksgiving Day was celebrated by a large section of the American Colony here at a gathering at the Hotel Esplanade when the U S. Ambassador. Mr. William E Dodd. addrt jsed his countrymen on a theme now engaging everyone's
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    8.8.C. SEEKS AN 'IT GIRL
    528 8 As New Television Announcer. SEX- APPEAL FOR TELEVIEWERS. (By A London Correspondent) 11/ HEN the 8.8.C. Television SUI tion i» opened at Alexandra Palace, London N., early next year There will be a woman television announcer; and A Televiewing Room in the West End. to
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    45 8 Sir William Bracr. famous for his researches into X-rays and his Christmas !ertures to children at the Royal Institution, who has been chosen as the President of the Ruyal "•< ciety the highest science honour in Britain. Sir William has received the Nobel Priir for Physics.
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    Matrimonial 'Slumps In Kwantung.
    79 8 But "Ghost Weddings" Still Popular. "Ghost weddings" among the superstitious in Kwangtung are raid to be gaining in popularity, and temples that cater for such ceremenies are doing a thriving business. The "wed- dings" are held for sons or daughters of marriageable age who died before
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      271 8 fffa-ll M K IX iiiiiMiißl Here's Sylvia Sidney talking to you SCREEN STARS AREN'T ''*$^lS^^^Hs PAT IN CREAMY All UNIFORMLY Wll LUXURIOUS LATHERj LOVELY -THERE W^ R'NSE WITH WARM ARE DIFFERENT I 1 WATER. THEN COLD I AMONG STARS AS m I WAY TO TRUE THERE ARE AMONG |P^£^ COMPLEXION
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      223 8 «/.ti it > THC MAKIIS '^'.^rs.. Of FAMOUS FLIT L(/^fl^ *ma?r |^^MB| mom fF y^ AllS<ir*T^^ b rurrd mlth- j^Et .ifl ii Mcdifl Aiiirn a I V^^H 2 d m to 6. I at 11. Kanm Balub ■BHI s«ii». II \I\.VV North triitv Road Injn Pi.prnv. rv Mncapore. ur will
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    P. AND 0. BETTER RESULTS.
    148 9 "INTENSE, SIBSIDISED COMPETITION." Londi n. Dec 3. The Peninsular air* Oriental Steam Navigation Company accounts for the yeiu ende£ September show a net voyage Income rather lower at £1.054.862 th«n In the previous year, but the company received a higher in ome from Investments and
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    47 9 Mr. John S. Reed. 19, son of J. Theodore Reed, the prominent film producer, has died as the result of a bullet wound In the head. The youth was a student of California University. The police state he feared he would be unsuccessful In his examinations— Reuter
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    17 9 Philadelphia. Dec 2 The death Is announced of Miss M. Carey Thomas, the 78-year-old educa"onlst and feminist
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    PRINCESS HELENA VICTORIA
    732 9 HER EARLY LIFE AT SANDRINGHAM. DRINCESS HELENA VICTORIA, whose death at the ace of 67, was briefly reported in the Straits Times yesterday, was the King's sister, being the fourth child and second daughter of the late King Edward and Queen Alexandra. She was born at saarlborough
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    FRENCH "LINDBERGH CASE" ENDS HAPPILY.
    180 9 Marseilles, Dec. 3. A SUDDEN happy ending to the "French Lindberxh Case whipped the population into frantic demoiutt rations outside the police station, shouts of joy mingling with imprecations against the kidnappers, now safely locked up within. Claude, the 18- months son of a locally
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    The Straits Times. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. DEC 4. 1935 SINGAPORE RUBBER TANGLE.
    870 10 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. DEC 4. 1935 SINGAPORE RUBBER TANGLE. It is obvious from the trend of rubber prices In London, New York and Singapore that the markets are not enamoured of the International Committee's decision to grant substantial Increases in the basic quotas of Netherlands India. Locally it
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    Social and personal
    213 10 j Mr. and Mrs. L. Felkin have moved to St. John's House. Chlchester, Sussex i Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Ensor have left Kuala Lumpur for Tasmania. Mr. H. P. Clarke. Secretary to the Municipality. Malacca, will shortly be going to England on furlough. Mr. and Mrs.
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    The Cockpit Of Europe.
    1079 10 Affairs in Europe are in a critical stage. We are seeing the first big tests of the League of Nations and Austria, by its action in defying the League and supporting Italy, is proving a thorn tn the League's flesh. In thvt article one of Austria's
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    A Duty Which Malaya Owes To Science.
    440 10 A plea for more anthropological study in Malaya is made by Mr. Roland Braddell in the current number of the M B R AS. Journal. In the course of his essay entitled An Introduction to the Study of Ancient Time* in the Malay
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    NOTES Of The DAY.
    659 10 NOTES Of The DA Y. pROM a medical friend ur If who has been dipping M I ruminations of mire wrltt n in 1932. a time when the Malay peasan: to be one or the I a who was certain that his world wasn't going to collapse und-rne.it h j
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    SANCTITY OF TREATIES MUST BE UPHELD-Mr. Baldwin.
    127 11 BRITAIN FACES TWO DISPUTES. Abyssinian War And Japan's Action In N. China. AMBASSADORS INTERVIEW. Mr. Quo Tai-Chi On "Flagrant Violation" Of Covenants. WHILE Mr. Stanley Haldwin, the Prime Minister, was speaking on the Italo-Abyssinian war in the House of Commons jrcstcrdaj Sir Samuel
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    FOREIGN & HOME AFFAIRS.
    521 11 FOREIGN HOME AFFAIRS. TKIMi: MINISTKR ON ABYSSINIA. London Dec. 3 In a :i pnMttOf the ..-.lament adjourned after h and. on reIddi Ila reply In which the Governlor the comln? debated. -i r Mr Stanley I followed, said he desired < usslon of a very dlfflcul* situation. He regretted Sir
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    AMBASSADOR AT FOREIGN OFFICE.
    421 11 SIR SAMUEL HOARE'S REPLY. London. Dec. 3. Mr Quo Tal-chl. the Chinese Ambassador, called on Sir Samuel Hoare. the British Foreign Minister, and In a long conversation Mr. Quo called attention to the Japanese violation of China's sovereign rights in North China. No information is available
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    WILL CHINA APPEAL TO LEAGUE?
    69 11 M. Laval Informed Of Situation In North. Paris. Dec. 3. Mr Hsia i CM-yung Chinese Charge i Atlalres called on M Laval today ti protest against foreign activities leading to a m >vement for the succession ol Northern China. N written protest has been hande:
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    STATE FUNERAL FOR EARL JELLICOE.
    148 11 STATE FUNERAL FOR EARL JELLICOE. Ui.u Wie Prince of Wales, representing the King, and tiie Duke of York in the procession fro:.i the l.urse Guards Parade to St Paul's Cathedral, the nation paid tribute to Admiral of the Fleet Earl Jrlliroe with a State funeral The gun-carriage is seen escorted
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    CHINA ACCEPTS DEMANDS?
    442 11 Indignant Generals Protest To Nanking. Shanghai. Dec. 4. General Ho Ying-chin. War Minister, who arrived quietly in Peiping late yesterday afternoon and conferred with Major(ieneral Tada. commander of the Japanese forces in the north, is reported to have accepted certain demands presented by the latter. This has
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    AT 60 PER CENT.
    185 11 RUBBER EXPORT QI'OTA UNALTERED. London. Dec. 3. The International Rubber Regulation Committee today confirmed an increa.se in the Netherlands Indies basic quotas by 57.000 tons in 1936. by 53.000 tons in 1937. and by 52.000 tons in 1938. The permissible exportable percentage (or the first six
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    BIG BATTLE LIKELY.
    198 11 Abyssinian Army Advances. ITALY WELCOMES THE CHANCE. Asmara, Die. J. rr ZUMABLY v.ith Dm by tention of attacking the Italian forces, a bi>r and well equipped Abyssinian arm> is at present advancing towards Makale. An Italian communique st. the prospect of an attroops in highest spirits it
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    MR. WANG CHING-WEI.
    38 11 Reports that the condition of Mr. Wang Ching-wel. resigned Premie: critical following the prellr iiion to extract the bu let from his back were denied yesterday by Dr W. L New Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    CHRISTMAS MAIL TO BRITAIN DOUBLED.
    300 12 Average Of 35 Cards For Singapore's European Residents. SERVICES INFLUX BIG FACTOR. SINGAPORE'S Christmas mail for Britain this year has been almost doubled, compared with the number of letters, cards and parcels sent last year. The hip increase is due partly to the larger number
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    29 12 SIR ANDREW CALDBCOTT PLACING the Marble tablet 'n poaition at the laying of the foundation stone of the Harry Oehlen Memorial C'hurrh at I'pper Serangoon yesterday. Straits Times Photograph.
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    SIX SOVIET TUGS TO CALL AT SINGAPORE.
    153 12 Five Built In Holland. Six Soviet tugs will pass through Singapore shortly on their way North as part of the scheme for the development of Vladivostock Other tugs, carried on the decks of steamers and motor ships, or In tow behind larger vessels,
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    SECRET CINEMA.
    69 12 For "Forbidden" Films In Russia. v Imt Ul.'d a aboat I urhood oJ Stalin's I •Ims forbidd.-i. tl r.il public dJcnJUrtt and ntlal positions will rmanccs. At d t» German films will be shown, one depicting th-? d Socialism against Communism and the second fllm call•.i "Prleaenn porrrayint;
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    FATAL POLO ACCIDENT.
    30 12 Lu'-Wnow Nov 25. xiv 15th Lancers. asjf injured polo on fvidav last, has dp <1 <il head injuries and concussion oi Use brain al the British Military
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    AMUSEMENTS
    150 12 Al II \MHK4 Dantr lnfrrno 6 li— 9 15. MMIOI Wrrr in the Monry With Joan Blnndr'! A: Cllrnls Farrrl] 8 15— 9 IS emit iimrKi aaBM mokih Tr.iiiMilltn 1 ({.Kind. OM 1 1 MM ii Our Dally Brrail 111)11 UMKIIi I s» RANGOON •Mt%D Hrlldorado W.lh Madge Evans.
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    $32,000 ABSCONDENCE ALLEGED.
    79 12 32,000 ABSCONDENCE ALLEGED. Employee* Reported Misting. The Singapore detective branch are investigating an alleged $***** abscondence revealed in a report by a prominent Chinese merchant made to the police last night. The merchant, Mr. Eng Cheng Chuan. of 10 Solomon Street, stated that two storekeepers and tico cashiers in his
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    G.O.C. TO TAKE COUNCIL OATHS.
    74 12 Meeting Next Monday. Apart from one finance motion, the ag-rnda for next Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council in Singapore is ronflnt-d to Bills which have already been introduced The new 0.0.C Major-Gen W O. ■i Dobbie will take his oaths, as also Mr G.
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    THREE-HOIK FLIGHT FROM BATAVIA.
    54 12 The K N I L M Douglas 14 seat-r plane which arrived in Singapore from Batavla yesterday created a new record Leaving Batavia at 8 a m ltarr.ved In Singapore at 11 25 a m thU including a op-over of 20 minutes In Palembang. The pilot
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    COLONIAL SECRETARY LAYS STONE.
    331 12 Ceremony At Memorial Church. The foundation stone of the Harry Oehlers Memorial Church at the 6th mile. Upper Serangoon Road, was laid by Sir Andrew Caldecott. Colonial Secretary, yesterday afternoon. The Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev. B. C Roberts, assisted by the Yen. Archdeacon Oraham
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    HOW MALAYA WAS EXPLORED.
    560 12 Penetration During Last Century. j AN address on The Exploration of Malaya was delivered to the Indian Association. Singapor- yesterday by Mr. O. L. Peet. The speaker said that his story began In the nineteenth century H was not qualified to study Portuguese and Dutch records,
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    FUNERAL OF MR. TEO CHENG HEE.
    431 12 The funeral took place on Monday of Mr. Teo Cheng Hee. retired store keeper of East Asiatic Co Ltd Singapore, who died last week Mr Teo Cheng Hee. who was 55 years old leaves four sons and three daughters The funeral left his residence.
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    CHANGE OF SEX.
    119 12 I FAMOI'S GIKL ATIILKTK UCOMES A NAN. Pragur. Dec 3. Miss Zdenka Koubkovr tin- bssßMi Czechoslovak holder of the women's world 800 metres n-i-ord establish -d I last year at the World Oames In London, will shortly oecome Mr Zdenek Koubka Doctors informed Miss Koubknva that she
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    FRESH DEFECTION TO ITALY CLAIMED.
    65 12 FRESH DEFEC TION TO ITALY CLAIMED. \smara l»n t What i» rrrardrd as proof lhal Italian politit-al penetration >■ bearing fruit U contained in the illiii.il announcement that I nel <iheremedinhac<>« at <.hirr who represents Tirrr in the \h\s sinian Parliament, has arrived at Ado* a to make submission In
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    PRINCES VICTORIA.
    32 12 PRINCE S VICTORIA. Princess Victoria will tx> buru-d .it St. Oeorges Chapel Windsor on Saturday, the MTVlet b^lng confined to members o[ trie royal family and personal (r,<'iids Obituary sec \,\t.r MM
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    The King's Speech.
    614 12 DEFICIENCIES IN DEFENCE FORCES TO BE MADE GOOD. 'pOLLOWING the death of Princess Helena t'k-toria, the new Parliament was opened yesterday in the absence of His Majesty, and the King's speech wu read on his behalf by the Lord Chancellor in the .House of Lords. My Lords
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    MALAYA CUP REMINISCENCES AND PROSPECTS.
    1560 14 NEVER MORE THAN A POINT BETWEEN THE SIDES. Past Singapore vs. Services Battles. C\TIKI)AY'S Malaya Cup matches at Singapore and Kuala lumnur should decide which teams will figure in the final at X.1.. on January 11. The clash between Singapore and the United Services at
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    SELANGOR SHOULD BEAT PERAK.
    607 14 SELANGOR SHOULD BEAT PERAK. CELANGOR'S chance of appearing In the rugger final fcr the fifth time they have won the trophy on three occasions) seems to me to be particularly bright, although Perak are likely to give them a very hard game. Perak's record this season has not been very
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    Rugger Will Stay Among Asiatics.
    333 14 Rugger Will Stay Among Asiatics. rr>HERE Is no doubt in my mind that rugger has come to stay as one of the main sports for Asiatics and I think the game will gradually become more and more popular The average Asiatic spectator likes plenty of action with a bit of
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    CRITIC HITS OUT AT REPORTS.
    475 14 CRITIC HITS OUT AT REPORTS. AnUGOER critic, whose opinions I value rather highly I'm Ml telling you who It Is. though If any of 'you watched the "sevens'" at the end jof last season you may know h v slated me ecently in a prtvata chit I must say for
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    ETCETERAS LOSE FOR FOURTH TIME IN 5. C. C. TOURNAMENT.
    550 15 WEAKNESS IN DEFENCE THEIR UNDOING. D. CM. Owen, Keay And Todd Showed Good Form. MerrhanU 17 pts.; Etceteras 4 Bis. flit: Etceteras are having a lean season and yesterday lost for the fourth time. The Merchants, who beat them I
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    PERAK T.C. SKYE MEETING
    243 15 I I The entries for the Perak Turf Club December Skye meeting to be held at Ipoh on Friday and Saturday are ps follows: rwin. (Urn n. Ist run 6 fur. and 2nd run abt. fur. -tr Murna. Jack* Mar. Nagarm. Valkrnt Canrren. Rose of Dreams.
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS.
    84 15 The followinx two events are being arranged by the SCC <1> Billiards aiampionsnip: <2> Billiards handicap Event I: 350 up for preliminary lies and MM up for final. Event 2' Provtd:n« sufficient entries are received this < vent will be divided Into two classes A 250 up B
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    BROWN OUT IN SIX ROUNDS.
    443 15 JOHNNY KING'S VICTORY. Terrific Battle Between Stable-Mates. (From Ov O\ Oil— stnnnf nt) Uatoa, N*v. 23 JOHNNY RING. British bantam weigh. sJMa>Usßj t-inerf a «*eJ«ve victory -\er Lia sUMe-c«a»a ■hM. Jackie rvwa, n jrortd and Britimta fly weight UtleawMer. at Belle Vne. Maarhester las* night.
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    KING EDWARD VII SCHOOL WIN.
    331 15 Taiping Sport. Alor Star Team Gave A Poor Display. i From Our Own Correspondent.) Taipinc. Dec. I. IN their first Inter-School ***** fixture of the season K hi t Edward VII School, Talping. defeated Sultan Abdul Ham id College. Alor Star, hy coal, a penalty
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    LIGHT BLUES WIN.
    35 15 London. Dec. 3. I Playing their last match today before the annual "Varsity match at' Twickenham on Pec 10 Cambridge University defeated Mr J E. Greenwood's XV by 18 points to 5.
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    102 15 ■Will IT. BBC 4. ■achy: SCO. "B- r». wutahlrw -B- at B.C.C. ■ill if: nail Coltos* m Pottce at Depot; ChBMBt m. Midtoal Onll—i at Collet*; wutahara m w». Itwttfl OoOece II at Cohsat: OoMi ny«n v« WIM n at Tkatsta: S.m.C. 'A- m. Combined BAook at SRC;
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    OXENHAM'S FIFTIETH WICKET.
    282 15 SIND BEATEN hY AN INNINGS. Hindus Lose To Muslims At Bombay. (From Our Own Correspondent i Calcutta. Nov. 25. •THK Australian leant (oaring India had very little difficulty in ■>- feating Slnd by an innings and M nm%. R. K Oxenham. the Queensland medium pace bowler, had
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY.
    53 15 The following wUI represent the B.RC at hoctciy on Friday vs. St Joseph Inst. at the SRC F. L. WlJ'ori r O WhfttW »n<< H C Humphrif, W Watthe»». E M»Ui.ru »i.d C. Alphonao; D. C Ferreau. T. van Her I Berk R Armstronr R ttert. and O
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    CAPTAIN'S PRIZE AT ISLAND CLUB.
    215 15 Local Coif- S. N. Kelly Sefs Up New Course Record. Tlii' blowing is the result of HM qualifying round of 36 holes for the Captain's Prize at thr Island Clnb xE Yean Bee 68 xV Kaneko 6B 70 130 xR Haxworth 67 73 140 FL
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    M.C.C.'S EASY WIN.
    44 15 M.C.C.'S EASY WIN The ML' I gu<fi>».a!.d today by an innings und I n T>- ;i* guffniland L'O I v 76. Christy 66 no: out A I) for 61 > st»B 'J II HUH ■ii uith. <D i 109 I Ti T Holmes 80' Reu*«r.
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      394 16 Clauses Which Should be Deleted. To HH Editor of the Straits Times. Sir I understand there is some liope of the Architects Ordinance being amended, and with this end in I believe a questionnaire has been circulated t3 architects for their comments. This is an ideal opportunity for
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      DOMINIONS CLUB.
      101 16 Cr.o Thing Which Is Larking In Singapore. To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir.— May I. through th* medium of your widely read paper, appeal to New Zealanders. Australians, South Africans to form a club, principally a social one where we can get together read our Home
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      TRAFFIC MANNERS.
      151 16 Criticism Of Johore Drivers. To the Editor of the Straits Times Sir— lt is to be regretted that the endeavours of the Singapore traffic police to improve the standard or driving in Singapore by stiffening up th:> driving t-ats are being to a large extent .uliin d by
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    36 16 Japan Is 10 reply to a Sov.et protest precautionary arrests of Bo*let citizens at Harbin during a fleet review with the suggestion that It should b st m to Mar.chukuo. as It does not concern Japan.
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    27 16 vtMt the burnt -uu after cabins of the Strut* Steamship vessel the Klanc look like after the fire on Sanlay. Officers and engineers have lost their quarter*
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    MALAYAN ITEMS.
    235 16 The Times of Malaya understands that an additional (rant is to be made to Chinese schools In Perak by tne State Government next year. During his visit to Cameron Highlands the Bishop of ..Singapore christened Barry, son of Mr. and Mrs J. Fairchlld. Mr. FalrchUd Is Executive Engineer.
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    CHILDREN OF THE UNEMPLOYED.
    177 16 Christmas Party In Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Ow n Cocrwpondent). Kuala Lurrpur Dec. 2. At this time of the year everyone wishes to provide a "good time" for all children, and the Women's Service League. Kuala Lumpur. Is making ar- rangemenu to provide Christinas garmenu and
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    OLIVE OIL FOR GERMANY.
    78 16 German Importers of olive oil have Informed the French firms with which they deal that they can no longer obtain import licences from the Reich Office for milk products, oils and fats. The reason officially given is that the Franco-German commercial agreement has not been renewed.
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    CAMBRIDGE TKSTS IN JOHORK BAHRI .
    90 16 CAMBRIDGE TKSTS IN JOHORK BAHRI < From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru. D?c. 2. The local Government English schools with the exception of in Cambridge classes have closed for t>ie holidays. The schools will re-opep. on January 12. 1936 The Johore Bahru English College U ending about 50 boys
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    CAFE DE LUXE.
    98 16 I A new enterprise. Intended t > cater for shoppers and tourists In the High Street shopping centre, opened its doors on Monday at 25. High Street It is to be known as the Cafe dc Luxe and will provide soft drinks, cold snacks and light tlfnru
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    1261 18  - THE TALLEST OF THEM ALL MA Y BE THE WORLD'S LAST SKYSCRAPER. S. HERRICK.) (BY '•Q ASiMNi; at skyscrapers des- < rilK's a novel sensation which «an .vly be fully enjojred by tho«e who have actually Men the Raefctfell.r Centre Ruilriinj; in New York. where, OB a windy day. the
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      562 18 NEWLY OPENED. CAFE DE LUXE. FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. UNDER EUROPEAN MAN.VihMENT. IN THE HEArIT OF THE BHOPPINO DISTRICT. THE COOL ROOMS. THE QUIET ATMOSPHERE Or IUK ATI AND RESTAURANT ARE VERY INVITING FOR TIRED inOPPERS AND WALKERS IN THE SUNBAKED STRJ> COME IN AND ENJOY REFRESHING. Hot and Cold Drinks,
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    EXCESSIVE PRICE OF LOCALLY GROWN PINEAPPLES.
    1732 19 Profiteering, Or Bad Production And Marketing Methods? An Opening For Capital— And For The Straits-Born Chinese. BY OUR COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT. |N his Notes of the Day of Nov. 29. Anak Slngapura draws attention j to the high plUh of efficiency to which the cold
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    "PLACE COLONIES UNDER MANDATE."
    274 19 PEACE COUNCIL PLAN. Questions concerning the accessibility to raw materials of all markets, of restrictions on trade and migration, and of the disposition of Cconial territories In their bearing vpon the prevention of war and aggression w.-re dealt with at a special conference at' Urtngstone Hall.
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    19 19 Kalinin, the Soviet leader, is being awarded the Order of Lenin on his •Oth birthday for 'outstanding revolutionary merit.''
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    22 19 Ivan Prokoplevsk. a Russian miner, ■sing a pneumatic pick in the Ku«netak coalfield, hewed 77S wdm of coal In a six-hour shift.
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    Precious Water
    186 20 Suppi r lor the Italian troops In Abysaini. •Nt Irom the mam bases to the front and ar; i is tanks guarded night and day by men Every drop Is rationed out to tht and one of the duties of the guard Is to se< MM is w.i>tcd
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  • The Straits Times RADIO SUPPLEMENT
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      18 1 The Straits Times RADIO SUPPLEMENT FOUR PAGES SUPPLEMENT TO THE STRAITS TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1935. No. IS.
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      RECEPTION OF PENANG IMPROVES.
      714 1 Changes Noted In Strength Of Ma layan Stations. Log Of A Malayan Listener. THE MMtiing ot December hasj brought about changes in the strength of some of the regular station! heard in this country, including the locals." Ilcu'inning from la*t month Ihe PMMf. station impro\id its
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      8.8.C. BASS ON SCREEN.
      163 1 Stuart Robertson, one of radio's most noted bass-baritones, has been signed to appear In several films at Elstree under the banner of Herbert Wllcox (the producer who made Anna Neagle. Stuart's sister, famous.) Tests have revealed Btuart as a fine dramatic actor and. his first film
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      MARCONI TO SEE SIR J. REITH.
      144 1 TALK ON 8.8.C. BAN. The Marches* Marconi Is to visit London and will discuss with Sir John Retth the BBC. ban on his proposed broadcast. "The idea of making a broadcast was my own." he said. "I wrote to Sir John Relth telling him
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      Listeners' Query Corner.
      702 1 Listeners' Query Corner. Conducted by TECHNICIAN. QIERY: Haw cm I tackle Mains hum in my receiver? ANSWER: Frequently, hum is caused in an all-mains set o< ing to Insufficient smoothing of the high tension supply. In the case of home constructed sets particular attention should be paid to see 'hat
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        162 1 THIS CHRISTMAS, HEAR THE KING SPEAK., and share festivities with the World When H.M. the King speaks this Christmas, the whole world will be »w listening. Hear this historic broadcast fkl on Philips 335, the perfect all-wave IJ 1 set (or worldwide reception the t key to the world. V
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      50 2 Marches Marconi the radio scientist (centre) wore the robes of office as president of the Academy of Italy over his Fascist Blackshirt when King Victor Emraanoel paid a rstdt to the new aUsa* Inlverslly. By Ms presidential position, the Marches* U also made a member of the Grand Fascist Council.
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        330 2 Pin W When a Mandarin says Phuco he finds himself saying "Fei Ko"; and "Fei Ko'' means, in his language. ''Flying Song." A happy and appropriate B coincidence Philco have adopted the characters Fei Ko" as their Chinese Trade Mark, for Philco is to be found W in homes the
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        667 2 WEEK'S BROADCASTING PROG RAM IVIES FOR MALAYA. TODAY 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES. Traaamaataa t GSG 17.7 M kc s HCM BB.). GST 15.1U kr s (l»Jz fa.). Clt p sb. Big Ben. A Recital of Songs by Martin Shaw. Prances Morris (Soprano) Cuckoo. I llea.d a Lark. The Rivulet. Over the Sea
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        661 2 hoard. You hear the prelude from the Rhlnegold. 9.35 p.m. •The Valkyrie". Act I (reUyed from Leipsic): The Valkyrie, daughter of Wotan. screens against her father's will the crime of forbidden love between Slegmund and his sister Sleglinde While Slegmund under Wotan's wrath pays for his crime with his ueath.
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        900 2 Dance: Swing Song (Oodfrey) Farewell Marlta (Orundllng). Corridor Real (JoseUtoi. Without a Word of Warning (Revel). Today I am so Happy (Grothe). i.zt The News. IIS a. ta. "Mrs. Byrne's Request."* A tale of a listeners* "inquest" programme. Ar- ranged by Gordon McConnell and Doris Arnold. The cast suppected by
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        761 2 BERLIN. Dec. 5. 9JM. "A RendtsToru from North. East, South and We»t." A month. y recurring hour of merriment In which we want to (Ire our listeners opportunity of enjoying humour and wit of the Oerman racial stocks In various parts of our country, through tales, anecdotes, songs, typical jokes
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        236 2 popular variety feature. I tS The News, f a. as. Close down. tlt la Blc Ben. Music lor Two Pianofortes Vronsky and Babln. tIS "The Wedding"* A farce by Anton Trhcknv Translated from the Rusolan by Constance Oarnett Produced by William MacLurg. 7.M An Organ Recital 7.M Oretnwich Time nuns
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        177 2 ll.si B bb. "Mrs Byrrts Request TTtt) tale of a listeners' "request" programme. Arranged by Oordon McConnel and Doris Arnold. The cast supported by the B B Revue Chorus and the BBC. Empire Orchestra: leader. Daniel Melza: under the direction of Eric Fogg. The programme produced by William MacLurg. 11
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        235 3 AX LAST "1 You have seen very discriminating and have waited now you will not be disappointed. RCA VICTOR more than 35 years ago dedicated Itself and Its resources to the building of the finest musical Instruments that art and science would devise. In the maintenance of that policy, the
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        456 3 espectally for our listeners overseas, who. as Herr von Tschammer-Osten tells of the preparations being made by Oermany for next y?ar's Olympic Games, wl.: have pleasant opportunity of bcrnming acquainted with the personality of the man to whom thnational contort of Oerman sport has been entrusted. 11. »5 p.m. Beauty
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        512 3 MaiBgSBB. s4 the Fibs as, MavKlpaU'r. T S Tune rlgnal 7 SI laama Masts Mr. S. sUsan—al of S. Mm. Mr. E. Sfcaamagasa as the Hirm-Blam as* TTsaMe, 7.M Children's hour. I.M News bulletin S.S Dance records. S IS Irogramme of Chinese music. S.IS p.m. Close down. SATURDAY 8.8.C. PROGRAMMES.
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        500 3 rtne Barry). Villa (The Uerrr Widow) (Lebar). 7.M p.m. Oreenwteh Time Signal. "A Oounirymans Diary A talk by A. O. Street. T.SS The Commodore Orand Orchestra, directed by Harry Davidson. Relayed from the Commodore Theatre. Hammersmith The Oeneral's Fast Asleep (Jimmy Kennedy). Lady In Brown (Robrechti. The Chimney Sweeper (Rust.
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        1105 3 The works of Sibelius are marked by a striking monotony that produces fascinating effects. 4.55 p.m. Can DJB. DJN. Oerman folk ■ong. 4 tt Fairy tale pictures for viola and piano 4 st News In Cngllsh. 5 ts Talk: -In the Home for Oermans from Overseas." 5 It "How we
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        1043 3 NIROM. 7 It am. ami S M a.m. Churrh Service* it M a.m. WUhelmua. It. S3 Ught gratnoI phone music. 11. M Accordion mu-lc and song. Fredo Oardonl and Jean Cyrano. 114* Oanllon 11. M a.m. Concert by the Nlrom Orchestra. IZ.M p.m. Oramophon:*. II 45 Nlrom Quintet 1 tt
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        907 3 AVROM. II It p.m I.M p.m. Lunchecn Hssflr. 5 M p m Five o'clock tea. S M Variety gramophone music. M News bulletin (Cutch and English). S.lt Music, t tt Recital. S M Concert. 9 II Music. lt.M p m. Close down. SINGAPORE. 6 p m. Recorded music. 6 44
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      HOW SOVIET RUSSIA ORGANISES RADIO.
      1000 4 Two years ago, the following decree ol the U.S.SR. Council of Peoples Commissars was passed In view of the fact that radio has assumed exceptional importance for the whole of the economic and political life of the country, it has been found to form an
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      IS BROADCASTING "ONE SIDED?"
      503 4 One of the oldest criticisms of broadcasting is that Its mode of expression Is one-sided. The loudspeaker, these critics observe, pronounces what the listener may regard as oracular wisdom or spectacular folly, but the listener, having heard, has no Immediate means of reply It is true
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      44 4 which also, approves the plans drawn up by the electrical communications organisation and helps the latter to carry out these plans. The Radio Committee also co-ordinates the plans of radloflcatlon with the productive programmes of the radio Industry and the plans of radio research.
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      UPPER AIR AIDS WIRELESS.
      407 4 8.8.C. AND SHORT WAVE BROADCASTS. Support for Professor E. V Apple- j ton's belief that the upper levels of the j atmosphere are regions of scorching heat has been obtained from the Empire transmissions of the BBC. Professor Appleton believes that at 150-300 miles above the
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      RIVER BROADCASTS OWN FLOOD WARNING.
      42 4 Serious damage by floods can often be prevented II warnings are received of rises In the level of streams at places nearer their source. Apparatus for automatically broadcasting su'-h Information Is now In use In some placet
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      SERVICE TO PUBLIC
      79 4 "The greatest compliment I can pay; to the BBC and broadcasting." said Prof W L Bragg, at a radio luncheon in Manchester "Is that It does not give the public what It wants, but always something Just a little bit better Wireless, he continued, had made It
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      RADIO MINDED CHINESE.
      147 4 THEY DONT JOIN THK K.U SOCIETY. From our own Correspondent > Kuala Lumpur Dec. T In the Stra.U Times Radio Supplement last week appeared a contribution by a special correapondent hradvrt "Chinese take to Radio." Following an up-country tour he recorded that Chinese listeners number almost as
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      RADIO PROGRESS IN N.I.
      92 4 (From Our Own Correspondrnt Batavia. Nov 24 The number ol radio Ucem c holders In N I which was 17.875 at MM beginning of this year, is now 25.72 C. of whom there ar 000 In Java The subscription t > Nirom will be reduced again
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      GERMAN AMATEURS.
      66 4 Vlce-Admiral Groos. toe President jf the Deutsche Amateur Sended.ens:. the only- organisation of German shorwave amateurs, recently told Press representatives of the activities of the reorganised body. The amateur had now been officially recognised in Germany and tmm 300 lic-nces were already in force It is hoped to
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