The Straits Times, 5 December 1935

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    40 1 The Straits Times. (ESTABUSHXD NSARLY A dNTURY] THE LARGEST AND MOST INFLUENTIAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. 2<l PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1935. PRICE 10 CENTS. The Straits Times. v -> KIMiAI'OKK. THI RSDAY. I;K< KMUER 5. 19.13. I'RIIK 1» (I NTS
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      141 1 SINGAPORE: 140. CECIL ST. (PHONE 5471). GET A STUDEBAKER AND GET A Champion BRINKMANN&CO GRANGE RD. V*"^ WHAT WOULD YOU DO? S V. NIGHT-TIME JJl>€^L j y^\>J A SCREAM K^ 0^ jT the place is on fire!! f f Do you shout "where X is my Insurance Policy?" or "bring
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      152 1 KMAIA LUMMM: 25. JAVA ST. 'PHONE 368.1). DINNER AND TEA SERVICES IN CHARMING AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS THREE NEW Am V E P ECE STOCK if i CAM BE REPLACED PATTERMS fl^^^^S^ FROM ST CK "BELLA VISTA M "SILVER BIRCH" "QUEEN ORMOND" (DINNER SERVICES ONLY) DINNER SERVICE:- TEA SERVICE: FULL... 12
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      13 1 Daisy U. ORCHAMU ROAD II tm B<ri!UDK7S BA**lTs WUATBB rkM* Hirtir Mmmm too*-)
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      208 2 Mrs. J SITUATIONS VACANT Wh-n jpp!>in( lor any position adtrrtived in the-* rolonin* send ropi« of te««lItn nnl -i l:.i i:,cin^l~ I i i M l D SITUATIONS WANTED l;i tI < lit I I mi I n«.I ISHM \s App!y 907. If li \l. S I M'IKIIM I!> I
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      772 2 BOARD RESIDENCE CAST ANGLU, S mini, to town high level mod. amn. garacea. «l*lly or monthlr rate*, lame grounds, sirsllsnt cuUlne unnu. staurle and double .owns. Phooe 4390. VIST A DO. MAS" private residential Amber Romd. Katong. European ngm »lsami. excellent cuslne. private garage, m bathing. slnsMe or double rooms.
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      795 2 AUCTION NOTICES By Orator «f Tka bMlw Hui((r Re TAN KAH KEE A CO., LTD. 11l Vatealarr I lawMa W AUCTION SALE of all the leather shoe machinery. To be held at No. 1011. North Bridge Road on Wears *Uy. Dk 11. I*S5 at 11 mm. Comprising cuttlnf and clicking
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      606 2 BUSINESS CARDS. Etc MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGE Mrs. HAftU and Miss HANA 60. WATERLOO STREET. Telephone 7467. CHRISTMAS GOODS HAVE JUST ARRIVED THE GIFT SHOP, Capitol Mansion* FASHIONABLE HATS AND CHARMING GIFTS. kiat-s svarmisK packets. ONCK A TKAK ONIT. RICH IN CONTENTS AND BETTER THAN ZVER GUARANTEED EVERY PACKET
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      1074 2 THE STRAITS TIMES The BtralU Tiroes. The Sunday Times and the Stralu Bftdget are available for salt at the following agencies.— i BINGAPOBB. Perlnayagasamy. 3CI-F. Changl Road. R. K Mohamad Kaatlm Co. 14. mUcatooe. Belrur. RAF. Canteen. Sek-tar. Federal Rubber Sump 00.. 32 Rafflea Place Keppel Road Railway Station. K.
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      179 2 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Singapor Within Ojtslde Withoui Xlaiava Mala\a Posuge ManlhW lI.H 1 4.M S t.M W-arlr I, lit $11 «l I 7.M HaM Trarly ttTM 524.M f lt-tT Tavtl 534.M (MM INN NMf— Oatalailaa ehfaars soaald taetm* thr aswal bank dsseMßt. ADVERTISEMENT RATES. rite rhaxge* sad lanUwetlam for t'LASSI inn
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      545 3 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (la nl VMI. TASSENUEH AND CARGO ORJBMI \l. N. CO M Ml Hlfl MAJESTY'S INDON AND KAR EAiST MAIL SERVICE. n ion tMBUk AND JAPAN. Due Spore I Drc. 7 AGE gf«. 6iOo I> 17 000 DC. i 9 IBM. ISOOO Jan. 3 Ilt'iiliWAN
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      393 3 SHIPPING ANNOUNCEMENTS. (NIPI*ON YUSEN KAISHA) GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS FOR CL'NARD WHITE STAR LTD. TO EUROPE VIA SUEZ. Rcfniar fortnightly uilinft. I.«:ulon via Penan?, Colombo, Aden, Suez, Port Said.i Marseilles and (.ibraltar. MS. ntmiTKUNI MARU Dec. 11. HAKISAN MARU Dec. ML S.S. HARINA MARU Jan. 9. S.S. KATORI MARU Jan. 23.
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      657 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGROR LINE Luxurious One Cass Motorshlps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON. UOTTERDAM. HAMBIRG AND COPENHAGEN. Prom Prom From From Sport Malacca Port Penan; M S Sham •BORINGIA 10 12 10 12 11 12 13 12 ERRIA 31 12 31 12
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      268 3 B. I. S. N. CO., LTD. (Incorporated In England.) APCAR LINE FOR HONG HONG. AMOT. SHANGHAI. MOJL ROBE AND OSARA s.s. SANTHIA bVM December t, 3 p.m. Excellent modem accommodation for nr« and second clan passengers. Special ho Iday return tickets Interchangeable with P. S. N. CO.. lstued at cheap
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      1216 3 THE BLIE FINMI I INF lOrean Thr llaa Kl.iow Steamship (I*ZS) Lid. Mean ship Ca. Ud and china Mjitaal The unard While Star Lid. Steam Navlfalloß I Id I The Saravak SUaMshlp ta I.U. The StraiU Sleamthia fa.. Ltd. The \u«lralian Orlrntal Line ltd. The China Navtcallaai C» lid The
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  • SHIPPING & MAILS.
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      OUTWARD BOUND.
      353 4 Passengers By The Carthage. The following disembarked at Straits ports from the ax Carthage which Is due at Penang toda\ and Singapore tomorrow For Penang: Mr. O. W. AlMcen. Mr. A. J Buchan. Mrs. 3. 8. Cartwrlght. Mr. I. Chalmers. Mr. C. B. Colson. Mr. W R Dlckaon.
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      SINGAPORE HARBUOR BOARD.
      118 4 -da/. December 5. Ship* ataa«*Me Urn ITaarvea ar expert** U arrtT*. KETPEL HAKBOIB. Mun Wharf Lch. Alert. Lch. Lumut. Lea. Klttlvakr. W. Bt. Trrtha. Shabonee Oil Wharf Touasoum. Coal Wharf <U VESSELS W 081 DOCK*. Taajaaa Pagar Sheers Wharf NU Albert Dock Lelf. Victoria Dock Katong Eeppci
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      MONEY ORDERS.
      104 4 The current rate of exchange fog the Issue and payment ol Money Orders la as follows:— India and Ceylon 1100 =Rj 154 Issue, payment IS6. DS.A $100= OS A. currency 56 tsrae. payment M. N. 8.1. Jloo=Oui:ders S3 Issue. Indo-Chlna 1100 Francs 855 Issue, payment MS. Australia SI
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      283 4 Burma iKhandalla) 3 p.m EMt and North India (Khindallm) 3 pm South India IRotinmi ..3 p m Java aod Soutbcrn Sumatra Mr air (NetherlaiMbM 4 pjb Brifkalta. F dr Kork. Padacd. P»no tiaroe. Blak a andjang iTtnomboi 4 pm Blinjoe itlljrr) p.m Pangkal Plnanc (Mljer) ..4 pm
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      FROM MALACCA.
      167 4 Tomorrow. Medan ivla Singapore) by air Ni tbrrlands i •p m ARisti-rdam and London ivia einsaporei by air <Nethe. lands i 6 pjn. Coylon, Southern aod Westcro indu. Bombay. Aden. Mauritius. BDpt, Europe. Ort-at Britain, Ireland. VS A. Canada and Western Auitra"* ivla Ptnang' (Corfu) llSpin Grts- Britain,
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      FROM KUALA LUMPUR.
      122 4 Friday Dec 6. Southern 4 Western India via Negapalam and Madras* <Rohnai 7p m Burma, Northern and Central India via Rangoon and Calcutta 'Khandalla> 7pm Western Australia i via Peiu.iig and •Colombo) (Corfu) 1 pjn. Great Britain and places n >-*yd *ia Great Britain, Europe. Ceylon etc
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    WESTWARD BOUND.
    349 4 Sailing By P. And 0. Corfu. The following passengers are proceeding per s s CORFU sailing at 9 30 am tomorrow, for Penanc. Colombo. Bombay and Europe. Mr. S. Maunder. Mr. DuITers, Mr. W 6. Morgan, Lt. and Mrs. J. O. Tyrrell. Mr. L. L. Noonui. Capt. and
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    ERRIA.
    200 4 The following passengers ar<* travelling by the mv Erru which la due at Singapore on Dec 6 Mr Bunjt-s. Mrs Bun. Mr C Bagn.ir Mrs BBfSei tad child. Mrs W A Judd Miss P. J R i Dr K. W Mu'ler. Mrs Mulier and infant. Mr B S-im"rs- t
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    77 4 Mails from Euror*- <re < Amsterdam expected today by air i Netherlands will be delivered to boxho.ders at 8 pm. Oeneral delivery of letters tomorrow at 845 a.m. Malls from Europe (London mails> expected tomorrow by P. and O Carthage will be delivered to boxholders at 8.45 am
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    THE QUEEN MARY.
    176 4 THE QUEEN M ARY. Sir Kdjjar Brittca To He First Captain. Capt 81r Edpar Pntten. RNR, Is to be the first ronimancler of tlie new Cunard-Whltc Star liner Qii'•*hlch starts her maiden vojraf o New York on May 27 next The ofnri.al aniiuuncement made on Nov. 23. and Sir I
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    CLEARANCES.
    30 4 Dec. 3 Silver I I i moto Muru Jap Dec. 4 Thi Slngkel. Juno. Kit Meran. Sin Aik L I Hua Ton*. loon ißrit Pi Borlba: 'Slam r t
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      611 4 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In P. M.S.) LLOYDS AGENTS:— BOOKING AGENTS. P. M.S. BXTS. AND KIAM STATES BAILWATS. TEI.I I'llONf Frelcht S4JJ— Paasaga S43L CAN ADIAN PAC IFI C STEAMSHIPS. LIMITED. lncorporatea in Engianai REDUCED FARES SINGAPORE/EUROPE First class from £106-4-6 Second class from 70-6-1 REDUCED AROUND THE WORLD FARES
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      405 4 HOLLAND-EAST ASIA LINE Ol TV. \I(I) Brtalar MUM Bants* M\Ml\ II«)S(. K«l\i.. vll\S<.|l\l JAPANESI IHRT> ;-KK I HOMKW rO JII I HAIFA GENOA MAB>t.ILU 3 l:uniKl>\M UBBTEBDAM. iiwiiuku nn itci M N KKKrHK 10.000 T. rO lOVIM>\ Ko'l^rdam (j« !hrr inlorn... and nawsae apply to M 1)1 RI.WII lIM HO)
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      130 4 Malayan Meteorological Service. Daily Weather Report. Stations Yesterday ->ast nignt Max. Rsuntall Bright Klin temp. Ins Sunshine temp. •F hrs. *r West Coast Alor SUr 79 032 mi 72 Butterworth 'P. W.) 79 041 Nil 73 Sitiawan S4 005 01 73 Bukit Jeram 84 NU 11 71 Malacca 84 121
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      187 4 TELI'K ANSON TIDE TABLE. I*3S Time of High Wat. December m p in i 10 .42 23 S6 8 11.31 Ml IS 0» 8 3 20 IS 25 4 08 18.13 19 4*S lIM B H IT>] B I* 33 18 3S 1* 8.48 M.M 14 7Sg 18 31 a
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      565 5 Sharper than ever What an amazing difference Gillette's new electrical process has made to razor blades. For it puts two tempers into one blade soft at the ends where it bends to the razor and incredibly hard at the sides for sharpening to a supercutting edge. Even if you're not
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      68 5 X'MAS CHEER! FRANKELS THE STORE BEAUTIFUL TUE ONE STORE SO HIIIIKIM TO ALL OTHERS. NOW SHOWING THE LATEST CREATIONS IN BRITAIN'S BEST HALL MARKED SILVER A E P N S GOODS MM DELIGHTFIX TABLE ORNAMENTS GENIINE FRENCH and R1.K.11 M ROCK CUT CRYSTAL HftOMII M rUTKII ELKTTRIC TABLE I \Mlv
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      548 5 CURRENCY STABILITY. WO NDERFUL TREATMENT lord Luke On A Pol*cy a m For The Future. DlAbt I t O; Thr Immediate Importance of the Ij| stability of th P sterling exchange r.it«- HP^gigaW^"" 1*"1 "n by means of the official control was WZ[. F nFFlrFlf |/v r u ARCF emphasised
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  • LATEST LOCAL STOCK AND SHARE QUOTATIONS.
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      AROUND THE MARKETS.
      264 6 Improved Tendency All Round. Prom Our Kinamtal Correonondent. SinKaiK>r. !>■ Tin- tin share market ivrn.s of recovery ye<«t«T<lav aft.riHH.n. an<l «Mlt WM« was no .ictivity, prices liardened. ThtfC il no w«>aknPFS from L<in<l<>n and it i« consider.il probable that M-t will continue steady with ni.wtly uinlwfi Ruhr)er
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      PRODUCE.
      132 6 I> n.txr. 5 Singapore tin price (per picui> 108' 4 Sint:;i|ore. December >. 1- noon Bayer. Sellri i >n.bier 6.50 cube 9 50 Hambwi aM 17.00 925 Kur I 4 45 Pearl Tapioca 5 30 Small Pearl Tapioca 5 30 L:ngga Sago Flour Sarawak Sago Flour •onf 10 50
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      EXCHANGES.
      218 6 The foilowinj are the exchange rates '.his morning according to the dally circular usued by the Hong Knng ana Shangnal Banking Corporation: SELLING. 1 London. 4 months sight 2/4 London. 3 months signt 2/4 3/32 London. GO day* Mgm 2/4 i-ib London 30 days sight 2/4 1/33 London demand
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      86 6 CHAMBER OF COM MERCE RUBBER ASSN. Noon, Dec. 5. Buyers. Sellers No. I I. R. S. S. in rases (F. 0.8.) Dec. 21 1. J 21 <;ood K. A. U. in rases (F. 0.8.) Dec. 21 3/16 21 5 1 No. I K. R. S. S. (Spot loose) Tone ot
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        MINING.
        628 6 Issue Val Fraaer Co I.yall It Bratt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4- Am pat Tin 5,9 6 6cd 5 7 6/3 il Asam Kumbanj 34 0 36/6 cd 34 6 3«/6cd U Austral Malay 80/- 61/-cd 60- 61 -xd 5 Ayer Hitam 15- IS 15/- 16/1 Ayer Weng us
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        GENERAL.
        474 6 2 2 Alex Brick Ord. 133 135 125 135 2 2 do iVt'c Preli. 170 1.80 170 180 10 10 Atlas Ice 12^i 12 75 12 25 12 75 £1 £1 B A T 512 6 5 17.6 5 10.0 515 0 1 CO B M Broadcasting 005 dls
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        DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
        169 6 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL. 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int Mir 31 Sept 30 108 110 norn 1907 red 1947 $1,600,000 Int Mar. 31 Sept 30 112 114 norn V.»-'j red 1955 1.000.00 C Int Mar 31 Sept 30 118 120 norn 1913 red 1963 $2,000,000 Int. Mai 31 Sept
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        RUBBER SHARES.
        371 6 Sharrs are SI unless otherwise stated' Allonby .T. A. or Uajah Amal Malay <S2> Aver HUam Ayer Molck Aver Panas H:. -■>!•:; P.atu Lli.lang Borelli Brofcas Brunti Un i»s> Bukil KaUl Bukit Keponp Bulcil Tiniah (SlOi Bukit K B f'nangkat Serdang Connemara Olenealy Plantations Ha'tor Indrawn Jcrani Kuantan
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      STOCK EXCHANGE.
      481 6 Funds And Industrial < Strong. Lor.d >n. Dec The rapid response to the oiler ti Treasury Bonds at one per r Funding Loan at 2' a pM further stimulating effect M tiie filledged market. Tr.e Funds group was again vrcv> under the lead of War Loan wn:ci rose
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    EXCHANGES.
    89 6 Bi!jja Weakness. London Dec. 4 Parta 74 57 64/»:».em 517 trllrrs New York 493 5 16 BurJiarrst 639 srllfre Montreal t.N«H» 4. Bnnarls 29 20 srllrri official Geneva 15 :4 B*!sr»d> 117 Am'trrdam 1 It Rue no* Aim unouotrd MUn unquoted Mutitrvidro 39 9 1C ■wrlin tt.fll srllrn oflkciu
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    PROSPECTUS LISTS CLOSED.
    68 6 RAPID RESPONSE TO TREASURY OFFER. Rapid success today .1 Government"* £300.000.000 re: 1 loans. I Lists for the IIiMJUOOt'O per cent Treasury Bonds. were Cosed alter harlnf I h< ur llmsr [or EM "<m p»-r cent Fui'fii: wi ri- .li.si-d altiT MBf n Hire hours This rapid
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    HOME RAILWAYS PROGRAMME.
    84 6 Treasury To Gun Th^ c; ivi nunei C3O.OOOIWHI tion and Improvem >nt explained In mp 'Wi-ring th«- Tr principal ol v loan m I amounts sufficient 1 :ogeth. r raised b by th. Tr.-a- lending the pnx -ompanies The bfl I railway resources An ukt<-- lit -ury
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    RENONG CONSOLIDATED.
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    KATU TIN DREDGING.
    11 6 IWS Hr« run 4'» 149M10. tin orr *or.
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    TONGKAH COMPOUND NO. 2 N.L.
    15 6 h«- nf>rrati< I H i«;da;:< trra"d S3 IW) ,"i Nat.
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    ROUB OUTPUT.
    19 6 The Raub Australian G>h: Company's output for the four ended Nov 30. amounted to j!n 09 '.7A
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    SHARES REPORT.
    82 6 Lva:i t»»;-.» rrport. dated Dei a ilui;1 MININCJ 6U*dy but tral Malay 80 -61 *(1 Batu S<-lan«or 99 I Kent 2 3 2 9 Kucha i t;9 1?, 1 00 P Kamilt ?9 34 Btont 14 RI'BR!:KS Unrhanerd Knlali t.ni 2 15 i 1 30 Unit* M RIALS-
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    CABLE TRANSIT TIMES.
    36 6 The transit time jn ful' r.. grams Jrjm Stiißapore 2Q Loud, terday was as foil. TV:eeratns handed in T< I' nimi handed in Tflegrams handed in Tr>sr»nu handed in up u> t clear.
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      50 6 FOR ALI DEFEaS OF VISION M. EZEKIEL SONS hj<uii..^i)<'(i 20 yrar* guaimnl <>■ titiialmlr Opttrtkiw I'M I W>l>K»-*v tUllln (tlliabrn S lUM« riarr. Mftiwr ■raarb OOlrr: IS So«id«lJh Rataria Im K I/i KIM RO III) Itortar (iploOM'lo It V.A I flc A m ntani on irs tin IL— 4— l
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  • FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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      CORNER STILL GRIPPING LONDON TIN MARKET.
      1082 7 U. S. Private Purchases In Malaya. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Nov. 25. The main feature of the. past week has been the easiness in the prompt price, and the shrinkage In the backwardation (now £10). This retrogressive movement must be attributed mainly to
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      FINANCIAL WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
      291 7 The Duke of York: 'Much that was best in the relations that existed In the a«e of the craft and guild Is being re-established to Jay Lord Eaaendon 'Chairman. Prince Line Limited > "The best way to get rid of subsidies Is to make an
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      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
      151 7 ISSMh Auction December 4. 183.. lbs. tons Catalogued t16.353 435 M Offered M3.OU 402 70 Sold 812 278 3« 62 toot I :><l..n 6 3 16d. New York 12 cU PRICES REALISED Ribbed SwM Sheet. Teats per R). BUndard Quality 21 (A few lotii 21
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      BUKIT LINTANG LATEX SALES.
      821 7 LATEST STERLING COMPANY RESULTS. British North Borneo (Chartered) to Subject to deduction* In respect of Interest on debentures, depreciation etc.. the figures for the first nine months of the current financial year are: Borneo, revenue £245.723. oxpendlture £156.234 and surplus £90.489 London revenue was £15.337. expenditure
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      HONG KONG BANK'S NEW BUILDING.
      679 7 OPENED BY ACTING GOVERNOR. An illustrated brochure has been Issued by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation to commemorate the official opening or the corporation's new building at Hong Kong on Oct. 10. Mr Stanley H. DodweU. chairman of the bank's board or directors, asking
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      CHINA MERCHANTS.
      106 7 May Operate To East Indies And Malaya. Shanghai. Dec 3. I Acting under instructions irom the I Chinese of British Malaya. Dr Win; Chi Seng, head of the Shanghai dele- gates to the recent C. lines Trade Fair In Singapore has approached th» China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co.
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      556 7 BANKING. HONG KONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. a!i-d In the Col-ny ol Hona Kurifi The lability of mrmberi Is limited to the rxirm and In minn'T preacrlbed by Otilm6 of IMS the Colony II! \l> HfKI: HONG «ONO. -■<1 Carrttd tSO.OOO.Ot-C l»v. co and fully paid up 120.000.r00 i t 6.J0U.00C
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      414 7 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK Of INDIA, AUSTRALIA AM) CHINA. (Incorporated v. England by Rot*) Charter Mil. P«ld Up Capital in 1 000 Ultra of th each 0 .000 000 Reserve Fund U 000jr>0 RcMrti Liability o( Propm-tors U 000.000 Run urrn U. Bartiaaaala, Uata. EX t. Acracin u4 Bnarkaa Alar SUr
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    BIG ABYSSINIAN OFFENSIVE SOON.
    471 8 Significant Admissions By Italians. Addte Ababa. Dec r Tbe Bssslktßßi here is hoklng forward with great eaßectsasß to the sezt few days since the great partare to the northern army neadbbbiiiii at Dease. Is now expected to begin at any mrsarst It Is generally asttdpated that
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    HOLIDAYS FOR EVERYBODY.
    240 8 Relax And Keep Fit ««»niSBUon "Kraft Dwrb Frewae" that is "Relax and te.p at" 4vtnc the wood year of Its activity «»"*wl by Dr. Ley. the leader of the Prawn Laboar Front at a Berlin Dr Ley aaid ttat the Oarly prorrd tne bencncial character of the
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      86 8 MANY ARE OFFERED BUT THE VICTOR IjKOI) RADIO IS INVARIABLY CHOSEN Paaaa ay aaniiaii la ACTCAL OBK man aaat trwnnattw IX MALAT A lo kr Ibr BBaTT POS EPPtCIUfT A i«""u" BBBTICS Oat's al bl a aa»abrd aaw earrv SfT K ow viS aB yaa tbr aaaw r**^* aadrl fasy
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      131 8 PHILGO ALL-WAVE RADIO RECEIVERS* RADIOGRAMS. A.C.-D.C. MAINS. OR BATTERY OPERATED. Excess \m kaer taae. (teaser vwtaaae and vTsrM Wide Bitiptlin. T" i To appreciate the saperiaritv af M\\ Isfmi PHILCO Recetren we fire free aVasasslisliaa ia jmm Hesse, wsere roa are at sberty to test these WtJL PHILCOS acaiawt aaj
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      55 8 -^CHOCOLATE DRlfroL LIO" 6»3r B»z4r Bristol ALSO CREAMY MILK AND FINE VANILLA IHE XCBT NX WESTINGHOUSE SwmH tm IS law ■■»■■> pal BASSOS L»TI»T HIIMXIM \l I Mr T\l II Bl SIS mnmn sauoacKini i ■uiaiMni) (mmi a%vi mmi saxec-ros wnsm sscs tibsjjtt ut *ki r WOtLDWIM RAMO CO, ll*
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    HOPE FOR LAVAL GOVERNMENT.
    250 9 M. HERRIOTS DEMANDS ACCEPTED. Parts. Dec. 4. Fallowing an Interview with M. Hen-lot. M. Laval, the French Prime Minister, accepted all the Radlcal-8o- ciallst demands. I Government supporters are consesequently more optimistic regarding M Laval's prospects of success In the critical Chamber debate tomorrow. I The
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    THE EXPLANATION.
    122 9 Wild Beasts Mistaken For Troops. Djibouti. Dec 3. The panic-stricken flight of Italian native troop* who mistook the nolae of animals in the bush at night for the 'sound of tribesmen advancing to the j attack Is said to have been the real origin of the rumours of
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    OIL IN MOROCCO.
    51 9 Paris. Dec. 2. Oil borings which have been going on In northern Morocco for a long ttaw have resulted In oil being found at 300 metres depth, state press reports from Fez which claim that 200 litres p?r second are gushing forth from the newly discovered well—
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    ASSUAN DEFENCES.
    32 9 Cairo. Nov. 30. The British and Egyptian authorities I have decided to strengthen the troops prot<rting the Assuan res rvoir* Anti-air-craft guns will be planted .around the reservoirs. Ane'a-Trans- Ocean.
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    20 9 This operation failed to extract the bullet, and Mr. Wang Is to be operated on again. Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    NO ANGLO-IRISH NEGOTIATIONS.
    128 9 FREE STATE AND INDEPENDENCE. Dublin, Dec. 4. A RESOLUTION demanding that the Irish Free State Government should claim from the League of Nations recognition of Ireland's independence and, if not accorded, the Free State should withdraw from Geneva, waa heavily defeated at the Fianna Fail Convention in
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    THE NEW PEERS.
    35 9 London, Dec. 4. rr. London (iazette announces that Sir Philip CunliffeLister has taken the title of Viscount Swinton of Ma-sham and Sir Bolton F.yres-MonseM that of Viscount Mons^ll of Evesham. Reuter Wireless.
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    THREE YEARS FOR RASH DRIVING.
    62 9 Well-Known Motorist Sentenced. London. Dec 2. A well-known racing motorist. Luis Fontes. who although only 22 years old has already won several international trophies, has been sentenced to three years' penal servitude at Warwick assizes for manslaughter through negligent driving. Frontes while drunk had raced
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    STORMS AT GENEVA.
    72 9 Elemental As Well Ah Political. Geneva. Dec 2. The usually placid Lake Geneva has been lashed to fury by a tremendous southerly gale which has been blowing here for the past forty hours The Lake, which resembles a raging sea. seems to reflect the stormy waters ol
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    30 9 H.E. Sir Slrnlon Thomu who »ill open the Prnint Kidu Exhibition today. His speech, relayed by phone from (••ivrrnmerl Houie. will be broadcast from the Penanc station (ace procrammes pace
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    AMERICA'S ATLANTIC AIR MAIL PLAN.
    100 9 Service In Operation In 1937. Washington. Dec 4 The United States PostmasterGeneral announced today that he would request funds for the initiation of a trans- Atlantu- air mail MWiM at the forthcoming meeting of Congress. Experimental flights are starting next summer and the service will
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING IN SIAM.
    286 9 HALF TON LOT COST £2.(MM>. 'From Our Own C >rr< l spond« < nt> 3an«kok. Nov 30. Opium Is coming dow- all the HflM from the sii itivclv easy to get it to the though It Is a U>nn way. over two hundred mil'-x over a
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    AMUSEMENTS.
    138 10 Mil I Pill HOTEL Special Dinner Dance. MIIAMRk* Dante's Inferno. 6 15— 9 15. CAPITOL We're In the Money. With Joan Blondell it Olenda Farrell. 8 15— IS. C.I 081 THrATRE. r.Bt.Al KOKLU The White Parade. I.KMI «<>KI li Our Dally Bread. HOLLYWOOD I) SERANGOON IOAD Helkkn-ado. With Madfe
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    The Straits Times SINGAPORE THURSDAY DEC 5. 1935 Egypt.
    802 10 The Straits Times SINGAPORE THURSDAY DEC 5. 1935 Egypt. Recent disturbances in Cairo and the violent anti-British declaration of Nahas Pasha, the leader of the Egyptian Wafd. provided a real shock for those who hoped that the anti-British frt:>h of the Egyptian extremists was weakening. The immediate cause of the
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    Social and Personal
    244 10 Mr. D. H. Hampshire, of Kuala Lumpur, has arrived back from Home Mr. and Mrs. F. E King have left Kuala Lumpur for New Zealand, where they intend settling down. Mr. C. B. Wheeler, manager of Sungel Sidu estate, Banting, has returned from leave. Mr and Mrs
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    A SERVICES LETTER
    1011 10 The War Minister Rumours From The Mediterranean Watch Cyprus! A. A. Guns On Battlecruisers. By Our Military Correspondent. London. Nov. 25. I BERLIN ON German comment on MR. COOPER the appointment of Mr. Alfred Dun Cooper as thr new British War Minister is Interesting. "He brings with
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    TRUSTEESHIP IN CROWN COLONIES.
    428 10 In the course of an article on Britain's Colonial Empire and the mandated territories, the Round Table says It Is sometimes asserted that the; theory of trusteeship Is a masterpiece o. hypocrisy, a cloak to cover the naked selfishness of 'economic Imp< rlallsm Our occupation of
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    NOTES Of The DAY.
    488 10 NOTES Of The DA Y. WWTTH the single exception of tli" Lite Will Rogers' visit. Sir Andrew Caldecott's farewell speech to I gapore Rotary Club yesterday drew the largest attendance that has seen at a Rotary lunch in 11 try. Sir Andrew doubtless a.s a result of thr number of
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    BIG ABYSSINIAN FORCE MARCHING ON MAKALE.
    743 11 WELL ARMED WITH MODERN ARTILLERY. Battle On Large Scale Expected Soon. PEACE TALKS IN PARIS. Sir Samuel Hoare To Meet M. Laval On Saturday. A STRONG \h\»siniai. force, including units of the Emperor's own arm), are marching to.vards Makale and have already tx'vn sighted
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    21 11 Tlw Duke of Northumberland has' been appointed by the Air Minister. Lord Swinton. to be his Parliamentary Private Secretary .—British Wireless.
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    FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATE TODAY.
    62 11 FOREIGN AFFAIRS DEBATE TODAY. on the reply la HM from the Throne was continu- d m tivH'ius- afComm dealt mainly with Home mentioned l:i the King's speech a ill be raised today I mikh Secretary, Sir Sumu rl Hoare, will refer lo British policy in la 'lie Bfcawl stage of
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    17 11 A I ndin resident usr>. a punt to get throtif h the floods at Mill Lane. Henley
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    THE SOUL OF CHINA.
    272 11 REVKALKI) AT ART EXHIBITION. London. Dec. 5. At a Government dinner in hOMY of the International Exhibition of Chinese Art in London !a<t night Mr. Ormsby Gore, First Comniaaioaar of Works, acknowledged their indebtedncai to many lenders. The biggest contribution, he said. :nade by the Government
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    NO WHISKY OR GIN IN ITALY.
    96 11 All Foreign Customs Are Taboo. Rome. Nov. 5 The appearance of large and small towns in Italy has completely chanted. All foreign literature is banned In bookstalls and anyone seen reading <i foreign newspaper is suspected of lack of patriotism. i Wine shops and
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    R.A.F. FLIGHT TO JAPAN.
    220 11 Air Commodore On Official Visit. 7,000 MILES OCEAN FLYING. AIR-Commodore Sidney W. Smith, Air Officer Commanding the K.A.F., Far East, will make an official flight to I Japan in February with the 'squadron of Singapore III flying boats stationed at Singapore. The flight will be the
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    THE CURSE OF TUTENKHAMEN.
    308 11 THE CURSE OF TUTENKHAMEN. The Tutankhamen am Is recalled in connection with (hr drath in New York of P> James Henry, one nf the disrovrrrrs of thr famous tomh who dird from i m>slrrious illness uilh which hr was stricken a wrrk aX» whilr aboard the stramrr f'onte Dlsovnia on
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    8 11 Keating the bounds on the Thamr* at Grarearnd
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    RUBBER BOGEY LAID LOW.
    183 11 LONDON VIEW OF QI'OTAS CHANGE. London. Dec. 4. Rubber operators, after the first shock of Urn allotment of the large increased basic quota to Netherlands India without a corresponding reduction in the permissible exp-irLibW- allnw ance. now realise that the additional supplies were probably a mere
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    NORTH CHINA LULL.
    412 11 But War Preparations Continue. FRESH DEFECTION TO REBELS. Shanghai. Dec. OINOsIAPANBSE talk- proceeding in IVipinn for I *i>ttlt>ment ef the North China question. Init the situation remains serious and Chinese military preparations continue. Meanwhile, the relx-1 East Hopei regime is consolidating its position in the domilit:iri*i*d I.van
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      108 11 Christ m a 6 I raiMF m ity i .< IIT( II I 41 A special shipment is arr. I \I? from Scotland shortly. Thr I If j World's best Lamb! j^'Vj^* 5 NIW ZEALAND From the famou.s Plains of thr I 'I North Island of New Zealand. I i
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    FAREWELL ESCORT.
    198 12 Destroyers And R. A. F. Squadron. SIR A. CALDECOTTS DEPARTURE. *¥*«(> destr'i\er N and a launch .Manned by RN N B. r:itin«v and a Mjuadron of planes from the R r si ttion uill escort the arthite out •>f Singapore harbour on Saturday. when Sir Andrew < alde<ott
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    PAHANG SUPPLY BILL, 1936, PASSED.
    15 12 .if Pal-.ang has Supply Bill. 1936. i! sum of $3.*****1
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    40 12 Wiltshire Wedding: Misa G. F. Brady stepping into her car after ber marriage to Bandmaster W. T. Atkins. Wiltshire Regiment, at the Tanglin Garrison Church on Tuesday. Miss Brady arrived from Ontario. Canada, on Sunday. Her husband is behind h*r.
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    MEETING NEW G.O.C.
    142 12 ARRANGEMENTS TOMORROW. ifHE new G.O.C Major-General 1 W. G. S. Dobbie. will land at the new Pier tomorrow afternoon I at three o'clock, after his arrival from Europe in the Carthage. Major H R Hall. General Staff, and O Goldsmith Wiltshire RegiI ment. the officiating ADC. will
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    MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEE: DIES AFTER FALL.
    93 12 Shoes Found On Third Floor Verandah. Urn Joo Heng. aged 48. a clerk in the Water Department of the Singapore Municipality, was found dead this morning after he had fallen from side verandah or. the third floor of the Municipal building Joo Hent had not
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    58 12 I Mr A J Wilton. Eastern Represent1 UN of Exlde and Drydex Batteries. has left In the Marella for a business trip to New Zealand During his ab- senro Mr. T. O. Hendry is acting as Representative for Malaya Mr. T. C Lu. Chinese Consul in Kuala Lumpur, has become
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    MEMORIAL FIND FOR "SMITHY."
    69 12 C.W.A. SCOTT ON AN \l STRA1 IAN PLAN. .:.d b«Mr C \N A Brott. WtDMf A;r Race, to Kutrjlian papers -ordl.ig to a rabl.- prlntH rn Australia) Mftt sata I hope and suggcal that a lund bo opened lor a Sir KiiiKsii.rd -Smith Memorial reluctant to
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    BOMB OUTRAGES IN GREECE.
    31 12 Monarchist Demonstration In Crete. Athens. Dec 4. :ximb outrage! took place MrIdttlM Vt the (iii: Hatzis- rstirl Col. Ceconomou and the news- antl- imelon I life K
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    DIPLOMAT ARRESTED AND HANDCUFFED.
    45 12 ;!iaiidod that punish the Mary r DJslaJ Nad for and h -irwlruMer 1 wtun h>" pro Mr c>rdell Hull f Stat<\ I regret of the states government and proit strict .nqulry shall be Th.- IVrstan Minister has now himself satisfl'-d Aneta
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    Japanese Protest At China's "Propaganda."
    201 12 THE LONDON TALKS. Shanghai. Dec. 4. <"..n I B Mr. Quo Tai Chi'a M-it t.i Sir Sarr.uel Hoarc. the Japuteac Fmlnnj ~ix'kf.sman said: "We v.tw with grave concern China's attempt to misrepresent Japan's attitude abroad ly propaganda suggesting that we have ulterior motives n North
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE ON MONDAY.
    150 12 American Delegate On "Good Neisrhbourliness." London, Dec. 4. The American. French and Italian delegations to the Naval conference which opens on Monday will reach London on Friday The Japanese delegation has already arrived. The Government dinner to have been given In connection with the Conference on
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    KING'S BEREAVEMENT.
    194 12 Parliament's Sympathy With Their Monarch. London, Dec. 4. In both Houses of Parliament today party leaders joined in an expression of deep sympathy with the King and the royal family on the death of Princess Helena Victoria, the King's sister, and addresses of condolence were unanimously passed. In
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    HERR GOEBBELS' TALK WITH ARCHBISHOP.
    40 12 Berlin. Dec. 5. I Herr Goebbels visited Cardinal Schultz. Archbishop of Cologne, while In Cologne for the German Press congress. The interview lasttd more than an hour and aroused much comment In religious circles- Aneta-Havas.
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    EXTRA PLANES TO CARRY CHRISTMAS MAIL.
    333 12 Duplication Of Imperial Airways Services. IMPERIAL Ai-ways will run extra 1 planes between Singapore and London this month to carry the heavy weight of Christmas mail. Arrangements have already been completed for a duplicated service from Singapore on Dec. IS. because one outward plane
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    WARSHIP MOVEMENTS.
    59 12 Certain British warships now at Gibraltar are going on a short routine cruise for the benefit of the crews of the ships concerned H M S Hood Is going to Madeira. ,HM.S. Renown to Tangier, and four destroyers to Huelva 'Spain 1 When these ships return to Gibraltar,
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    57 12 Mr Wang Ching-wils resignation from the chairmanship of the Executive Yuan will not re«ult In a reihufc of that Yuan. It ni staled in Nanking on Monday —Sin Chew Jtt Poh During Sir Samuel Hoaie's holKUy on i health grounds his place at th* Foreign OBre mill be taken br
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    CEYLANG ENGLISH SCHOOL PRIZE DAY.
    269 12 Handwork Exhibition And Concert. The annual prize distribution of the Oeylang English School. Singapore. took place In the school hall today An exhibition of handwork and a concert, which Included a short play by the pupils, preceded the prize giving Among those who attended were
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    MELROSE INJURED IN AIR CRASH.
    49 12 C. J. Melrose who reached Australia from Singapore last Friday, crashed at Bundanoon when attempting to land tn torrential rain He was carried to a house bleeding from the face, semi-conscious and suffering from concussion but his <-.>n dltlon is not serious- -Reuter Wireless
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    22 12 Two ferry boats collided and sank a* Choutien tn Northern Kiangsu, says a Shanghai message Sixty people ar» reported drowned AneU Haras
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    21 12 A new type of 8ortet aeroplane capsized at the end of its trial flight In Moscow killing the fl»e occupants Aneta-Havas
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    CHINA WILL PULL THROUGH.
    288 12 pi{(n;kkss towakiis stahility. VIEWS OF SPANISH AMBASSADOR. 1 /^HINA has facrd many HIM throughout her history, and none of them have proved \< for her." nld His Excellency Htnor Justo Oarrido y pani.sh Ambassador to China, who arrived in Singapore in the Potsdam on his way
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    41 12 The new bai: r 'pore Harboiir Bo.ird Ch'b opened at Racburn Park on Saturday by a dance ■tarttnt at 9 p m Mr Choi. an und-T-uraduat. ol R the Intermediate lamination in Arts 10l London University held in July I 1935
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    K. L. REFUSES SOLE RELIEF RESPONSIBILITY.
    341 13 Sanitary Board Unofficials' Decision. UNEMPLOYED. (From tar Own < »t). Kuala Lumpur. Dee. 1. AT today'i meciiag of the Kuala I umpur Sanitary Board Mr. lI.C H moved the ion I I ii tlii. 1t. ..ml is unihlr to rrvp.i-ivil),lj|\ fur thr rrlirl af
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    BRIGHTER SIDE OF OFFICIAL LIFE.
    128 13 Sir Andrew Caldecott Tells Rotarians. The routine of official life in Malaya Is by no means so devoid of amusing incidents as an outside perusal of reports and minute papers might suggest This was revealed by Sir Andrew Caldecott. the an»ernor-elect of H Kong. In
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    A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM."
    73 13 ■tagaporc evidently Intends to make I opportunity of seeing Hollywood's first production of one of Shakespeare's works—" A Midsummer Night's Dream This film opens at the Pavilion Theatre on Dec 18 at 9 30. and extensive bookings a'ready have been made H E. the Oovernor. 81r
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    53 13 Mr tmt Mrs W J P. Grenter. ol Ku:il.i Lumpur, celebrate their silver weddlnu anniversary on Dec 17 An A: H r- will be held at the S"laninose Assembly Hall. Birch R>ad. In the afternoon Mr. Grenler nO-koovn business man in ftMla I.umpur. His eldest son. Cyril. :s the h
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    PROHIBITION WRIT APPEALS ADJOURNED.
    750 13 Singapore Improvement Trust ANOTHER phase of the writ of prohibition case was seen In the Court of Appeal yesterday, before Mr. JusUce Burton (Acting Chief Justice). Mr. Justice Mills and Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith, when two motions were heard to adjourn the hearing of two appeals until
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    IPOH SCHOLARS TO TOUR MALAYA.
    129 13 Six-Day Stay In Singapore. Unde.- th" patronuKf oj Mr Chin Tonic, a prominent Mtmto I the Cl mr unity, and wellknown Ipoh miner and philanthropist, who has contributed towards the expenses, the Ipoh Anitlo-Chlnesc School will send a party oJ 18 teachers and boys to
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    3,373 PEOPLE HELPED IN NOVEMBER.
    100 13 Rotary I'nemploymcnt Fund. The number of unemployed In Singapore has been decreased by six. The Singapore Rotary Club, with the help of the Salvation Army, recently found employment for this number. Two were Europeans and three were women I The Rotary Unemploym-.it Fund has helped
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    K.L. MUNICIPAL AMBITIONS.
    276 13 "No Information, New Clh- i nnan. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, I>•I >• i At t<*<lay's nirctinß of tIM Kinli Lumpur Sanitary Board Mr. John Haaoa, Me 11 aabad the followißg qfatioajg I Urn the (.ovrrnniriil accepted the I'.narri s rrsulut.nn K. Like slcp^ It convert
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER SEES DUNLOP ESTATE.
    58 13 HIGH COMMISSIONER SEES DUNLOP ESTATE. 11 I the i by lii> A I) c Mr w J Parks arrived at Bahau by special train day awri They twnlffl Mr (i Wiseman and Mr Patty of the Dajriop PlantaUona Malacca, and paid by Dantope In i named aft.-r Sir BrlC <•
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    178 13 IN MALAYA. "There Is Ample Scope." (From Our Own OOnraapaadasf Kuala Lumpur. I a^IALAYA. ftjoi countries uf ii.. i nptre <>f hj sirr and ini|X)rt.. it Bffe> sent mi all other thai ihoso i>f thr ni:in ins through it 'V\- i to b« rccrtttcd. In vi" v,
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    DASHING HOCKEY DISPLAY BY COMBINED SCHOOLS ON PADANG.
    489 14 S. R. C. "A" COMPLETELY OUTPLAYED, Medical College Hold The Chinese To A Draw. 1"HAT th<rr i;. plenty of first class young hockey talent available in Singapore was clearijr demonstrated yesterday, uhrn the Combined School* XI proved far too fast and clever
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    CORNWALL XV WINS A RUGGER MATCH.
    108 14 Heratefl Men Help S.CC "K" To Beat Wiltshire "H." Kuala Lumpur > .m from H V B wall, v- ittaet a lean .i.ed th<- Selangor Club A" XV b\ a |t>eJ and a try '8 ■I and a try ts' >red lor the former
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    HAMPSHIRE WIN AGAIN.
    107 14 London. Dec 4. Hjmpshire who are doing woll In th«- (ountv Kugby Champlonshlo th yeav gal\'d another victory tori.iy Router c*blei the results of metres I tojav as. follows E. -stern Cou* ties 6 Hampsh r- 8 25 Suaiex 13 Tha Army 0 R MA S.RMC 9
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    15 14 The Y.M. A. Hockey Team who have done quite well th* season. Straits Time* Photograph
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    New Zealand Romp Home In Their First International
    1268 14 TRIUMPH OF ALL-ROUND SKILL. London. Nov. 25. NEW ZEALAND 18 pU.; SCOTLAND S pU. MEW ZEALAND survived their first international Test with considerable distinction, and there can be no gainsaying the value of their defeat of Scotland by three coals and a
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    MALACCA SWIMMING GALA.
    253 14 RAILTON WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP. Mrs. McDougall Carries Off Women's Cup. (From <hir Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Dee. 2. HTHV. Malacca Swimming (lib held their annaal <ala .1 Tanjonc Bruas on Sunday in aid of the Club funds and Poppy Day The weather was showery The gala was not
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    R.S.Y.C. PROGRAMME.
    159 14 Toroorro* tii.- third and final the Omrn'i Challenge Cup 'for »)11 be sailed in B l"iv V* nu The C" Claw mill tail the usual ■flrrnuon net Starting tun-i l>x both e".a.s-« o 20 p m On Sunday thr International S-mtti Class will Mil the first of a
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    THE S.C. R.C. OPEN TOURNAMENT.
    137 14 Lawn Tennis. Cambridge Blue To Play Exhibition Match. rllowing art- the lateal (Mttl .md forthcoming Mrs in tl, R C Open Lawn Tennis Tournanvn' Handicap Sinnle* Kin»l Cli I.'unK (MM t» b.'.il I A AlsagofT i owe 30' 10 8 9 7 I Open Single.
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    WOMEN'S GOLF MATCH.
    82 14 Goli Clut i Th r tio.nrd Mr I 0 .:M if Eld.-r 16i 1 Mr h fit-ld 18. 0 .JO. 1 Cimiaril '30 o Mr- D F Bruwn (18> 1 M: J D Mir (B) I Mrs Puis: H E O Sullu.tn 22' 1 tin H B
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    PERAK T. C. SKYE MEETING.
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    PERAK TURF CLUB.
    74 15 I quick i" referred icami weri mann H*urtn I und .^llt III! ghlng ilu > The Orrtnan t .irks tackled aplendldly I must II t'.el* Ino (tnilt. .1 twu rial to glvr KnglUh iiut the goal i. ttal. I SK(DM) ROI \l> \n\\\\ »in« v Utr draw
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    SPORTING FIXTURES.
    67 15 SPORTING FIXTURES. Mil K«|ltl 111) S Knit.t 8 H C. at b 0.0.; Hrn H a Mro A V. Monupullw (t toil. •< bikl. I I v. Mil. 8.1 ißllilt DM K<Mbi WUlthbei A" at in Ay... \a itditi.-.. o llrge at M i a »i CRCSCCA II MS MM
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    ENGLAND BEATS GERMANY IN MAGNIFICENT CLEAN GAME.
    153 15 SPORTING AITITUDE OF CROWD APPRECIATED. Manager Satisfied They Lost To The Better Side. ENGLAND 3; (iKKMANY I. CM.MM> beat (.rrm«n) b> three gcali to nil In the sorrer international played on thr Totlrnluiu UoUpur grouud at White Hart Lane today before a crowd
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    THE F.A. CUP.
    19 15 FIRST ROI'NI) KKIM.US Lon<i i thr firs Keutrr cabin th«* results M ini o Brighton 6
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    22 15 1.1 ITKN Itl I ll\ll\ 11.. l-.-i torrtl \l 1.0kf.l l.tup> rn.iuih before Mmida) game aialnkl Reotland. t>ul Hi. Straits Times thotuyrapit
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    7 15 fhe lateal r>- ii" I \mm Aldf
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    MALACCA SCOTS DRAW.
    113 15 Atiociation Football McNee And Pr^cotl The TWO Host IMiutrs. M Our Owi. unti M.tUi'r4 bee 2 r\S s«lurd<\ <.ii the Malacca I lul. Padani the am "d ri Hie Kiat viiin in it< h Man rfMird it m if ximewhal ol a mud Urk and a draw
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    15 15 ii. tin v wtn I i* M 16 II II ,1 TI
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    THE CLUB VERANDAH
    128 15  -  LEIGHTON The Fight Of The Year On Friday Aide (hit For Revenge- Why VoJ I.Xiimimition For Referees What About Miiliiwn' hampiotiships ConJuitol h\ I .ill hi Stadium iri ago II Aid. ku all i i.c la up acalnal i h man li his In i|>. i RIVERS
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      685 16 How Surpluses Should Be Ised. To Urn Edit raits Times. r- .id with considerable mter1 I 28 re the Federal full to iy is to .s and means t.> invest the ndency is too t'»)c upon surplus led r from the public i.'lex of prisperlty thing that is
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    THE CHURCH AND WAR.
    1262 16 Some Recent Papal Pronou n cements.n ts. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir. -Actuated by reverence for a Supreme Being; and moved or Influenced by a devout spirit <for that is the dictionary definition of "piously"): your "perplexed" correspondent In Kuala Lumpur, who alleges.
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    Examinations For Chinese.
    46 16 Threr hundr'd and twenty four pupil* n( hinese schools in Singaporf are sitting for examinations this week. The examinations .<rr being held throuchout Malaya, and in Ningaporr arc Hritten in the Commercial Industry Srhool. where the above photneraph of cirl candidates was taken.
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    A USTRALIA 'S SORROW AT LOSS OF SMITHY.
    631 17 Mother Suffers Nervous Breakdown. •pm: deep sorrow ol the Australian ;>le at the loss of their airman hero, Sir Charles Kinßsford Smith, is told by messages and l>ers that have j -i 1 arrived from Austni Mrs Kinirvfurd >milh. f ldrrl> Mail
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    PRACTITIONER AT THE HIGHLANDS.
    119 17 Enquiry Sent To Government. At the annual me< tini; of the Cameron Highlands Society the honorary I -i n-tary informed the meeting that a letter had been written to Government asking I! any assistance would be ex- tended by the Oovemraent to a prl- vate practitioner
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    MALAY THIEF WITH SIX PREVIOI'S CONVICTIONS.
    79 17 i From Our Own Correspondent). Seremban, Dec 3. A Malay with stx previous convictions was sentenced to nine months' rigorous imprisonment, followed by police supervision (or a similar period. for the theft of a watch and achaln. I In his defence. Hushim bin Osman.
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    16 17 Mi ip leare? imported from the Netherlands Indies being unloaded from tampans at Sancei Road. Singapore.
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    SINGAPORE SILVER JUBILEE FUND.
    72 17 Latest Contributions. The latest contributions to the Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund are: Amount previously acknowledged $152.1*4 33 The Hon. Dr Noel Clarke 200 00 For Indian Association: Mr All Ahmed Khan Surattee 100 00 Mr. M. R Menon 10.00 Mr. N. Damodaram 5 00 Mr. N.
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    MALACCA HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
    88 17 Expedition On Sunday. i From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca Dec. 3. An outing for members of the Malacca Historical Society has been arranged on Sunday to visit the Port at the mouth of the Llnggi River and examine the recent excavations and finds. Members are asked to
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    ACCOUNT BOOKS PUT IN RIVER.
    206 17 I Bankruptcy Ordinance Conviction. A Eurasian Government pensi Godwin Ambrose Phillips, was fined 1 S2OO. in default three months' rUr.rojs' i Imprtscnn^nt. by Mr H A Porrer. th Singapore criminal district nidy.v terday en an unusual charge. Phillips had appeared on a summon* under the
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    25 17 A camel caravan derailed the I engine of the Basra -Ba eh darl :iiKh: express which mowed down and killed 1171 17 of the ar.imals.
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    MALAYAN ITEMS.
    171 17 MALAYAN ITEMS. I Tin has been found 5 000 feel up at Cameron Highlands, but only in 'nuiifi titles. i lv B.iriiaclc B ■d in M.. lie. daughter of Mr and lln B V v. lad Ipoh. who is ir»inli:K lr. Loadaa for the lllms. tia.s a "waJklßf The w.ddiiiK
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    949 18 A mail s Faults —A Paragon For $25 A Month— Bad Ma n n c rs Who Is To Blame I hold no special jn.-f lur tin- amah. 1,n.. Mm has her but one must be rea.s<inable. and it has occurred to me rr.o:onrc that we
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    15 18 Hrifht entertainment was riven by this Raffles Colkae Chorus at the Collece roneert last Saturday.
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    SCRAMBLED BANANAS.
    43 18 Peel six bananas and mash very smooth. Beat four eggs, add two tablespoonfuls of milk and the banana puree, salt and pepper to taste. Scramble with 2 oz. of butter Heap on croutons of fried bread and serve with grilled tomatoes.
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    FILM NOTES FOR PARENTS.
    400 19 Th« following notes on Olms to bo i shown ia Singapore during the period I Iwr b- 12 are published as a guide 'o i ti I At The CAPITOL. Itroadway Gondolier. Featuring Richard Powell. Joan Blondell. Ad>lp'ic Menjou. Louise Fazenda i Recommended two weeks ago
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    BLOUSE STYLES IN PROFUSION.
    516 19 Exotic Effect Of The New Fabrics. SHIMMER OF METAL. Velveteens For Sports And Day Wear. by trout*. London, Nov. 27. DLOUSES are very interesting this season, and they are worn on all sorts of different occasions. The blouses which are intended for evening wear are particularly
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    16 19 AT THE SELANGOK IMV LIB SKYE MEETING Mrs. Loko Yen (right) mad three friends. lli I
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    197 20 Uar scenes continue to l.ulk largely in NRMI news pictures, and giw a \jv,,l i >n are in Abyssinia today. In the top left-hand corner i« an Italian miptra' post, luMtUy eoimtructed from materials at hand, and on the right hand sido of the page the MUM
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