The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 November 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS NO. 14.430 ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1934 10 CENTS
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    NO CHANGE IN THE TIN QUOTA
    99 1 NO CHANGE IN THE TIN QUOTA Decision At Paris Meeting EXPORT FIGURES FOR OCTOBER Paris, Nov. ZZ, j ational Tin Com- :ided to maintain 40 per cent. rs' representative m the Mr. John Hughes ol the Steel Corppration at- c unmittee meeting Kingdom reprcappointed In time ting at 71 c
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    NAVAL GLOOM
    67 1 Failure Of Three-Power London. Nov. 21. P ol a naval agreement ...s a consequence oi the view .vrli-mlormed. though unimerican circles that there is In the United States delegang merely to discuss the Washington Treaty relat- .i.-lortincation of the .u'ceptable the clause ke United States. It 1 ted
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    U.S. DECLARATION
    32 1 London. Nov. 21. th< Daily Telegraph, delegate s have it the United States irds Article 19 as an ra Washington CoyC >venant itseii agr< ement Ui re- i< naturally Reuter
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    JAPANESE DENIAL
    45 1 so Restriction It Granted Parity London. Nov. M. ion that Japan eve* parity, ah* would described lo complete misconception Matsudaira. It! t is that Japan, rity, might not need t3 to it In all categories but made no statement Jld not.- Reuter Wireless
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    14 1 Rome. Nov. 22. n Chancellor today paid well to Mussolini and departed Reuter Wireless
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    FOREIGN LABOUR BANNED
    101 1 FOREIGN LABOUR BANNED French Cabinet's Decision Paris, Nov. 11. THE Cabin< t has decided to cut down foreign labour after pondering on figures showing that 350,000 French people are out of work, while 800.0000 foreigners are m employment No new labour cards will be issued I and no card valid
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    AUSTRIAN CLASH
    104 1 Tension Reaches Climax In the Tyrol Innsbruck. Nov. 22. Strife has broken out on the Austrian Fatherland front which is the government's only bulwark against the Social Democrats and the Nazis. The tension existing m the Tyrol for several weeks culminated In a. serious clash between the semi-mili-tary
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    114 1 (icneral Tone Comparatively Dull London. Nov. 20. Busineu on the Stock Exchange today was decidedly smaller and. with a certain amount of lightening of commitments, the gtnervl tone, especially at the close, was comparatively dull. Gilt-'tigeri .securities opened with a fresh burst ol strength which, however, was not
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    INDIAN OPINION
    280 1 (tcneral Censure of the Committee New Delhi, Nov. 21. Indian opinion on the Select Committee's report amounts to a general censure lor the Commiteee's failure to endorse the ideal of Dominion status, and its provision, on the contrary. 01 "a rigid constituion not susceptible of growth." All political
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    AIR MAIL FEES
    86 1 Quotum of Abolition of Special Charges Paris, Nov. 22. The Question ol the abolition of special air mail fees and automatic transportation of all letters by air wherever possible was discussed by the air transport committee of the International Chamber of Commerce at which 13 countries were
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    BRITISH PRESS VIEWS ON INDIAN REFORMS
    263 1 "A Vast Stride Towards SelfGovernment London, Nov. ZZ, ■THE report ol the Select Committee achieves the distinction of leaders m practically every morning throughout Britain. Apart from the right wing Conser- vatives and the Daily Herald which are critical from differing standpoints, it is
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    54 1 THE KING accompanied by the Queen, opened the new building m Portland Place of the Royal Institute of British Architects. A volume of drawings of Buckingham Palace, together with a story of the 100 years of the Institute, were presented to the King, who is here seen shaking hands with
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    China Buys Locomotives From Britain
    229 1 For Canton- Hankow Railway London, Nov. 21. THE Chinese Government Purchasing Commission has ordered from the Vulcan foundry m j Lancashire for the Canton-Hankow railway, 16 locomotives of a new design. They have exceptionally large boilers with special mechanical stokers. They will be among the
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    On Other Pages
    115 1 Diary of the week 2 European woman fined 2 Radio programmes 2 Murder charge withdrawn 3 Inquest on Mr. Drysdale 3 Boxing manager charged 3 Women's page 4 Picture page 5 Chief Scout arrives 6 European found shot 6 Inferior whisky complaint 6 Driver's c&lous conduct 7
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    PREMIER'S GENEVA HOPES
    165 1 PREMIER'S GENEVA HOPES Disarmament Review In Commons London, Nov. 21. •THE Premier, speaking m the House of Commons In the course of the debate on the Address, described the position of the Disarmament Conference as not despairing but not too hopeful. Beginning next year, we arc t;oin^ to Geneva determined
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    AUSTRIA'S DEMAND
    99 1 Surprise For Disarmament London, Nov. 21. A further complication In the disarmament situation has been introduced by Austria, whose delegate to the Disarmament Bureau, Herr Pfluegel, declared that Austria, deprived of all security m lace ol growing armaments, was unable to subscribe to any convention unless she obtained
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    U.S. ARMS PLAN
    77 1 Geneva, Nov. 22. it is generally recognised that the American draft proposal^ to regulate arms' manufacture will provide a useful basis for discussion when the subject is considered by the League m January. M. LitvinorT, at the Bureau meet ing. urged that if a permanent commission was
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    FRENCH AIR FORCE TO BE TRANSFORMED
    121 1 FRENCH AIR FORCE TO BE TRANSFORMED Fear Of Germany's POSITION REVIEWED BY GEN. DENAIN Paris. Vov. 22. A PROTEST against panic rumours to the effect that Germany possesses thousands of military aeroplanes, was uttered by the Air Minister. General Denain. today. Explaining the air credlti to the Chamber. ho laid
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    "SERIOUS AFFAIR"
    105 1 General liutler Offers An Explanation Philadelphia, Nov. U. In an Interview regarding hit v s.itionai evidence before the Senate j committee on Nov. 20. General Butler i declared the story was brought out by (the Committee and not by him. "The racket societies have been using my name
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    SILVER SMUGGLERS
    63 1 Chinese (Government's New Regulation Shanghai. Nov. If Henceforward a permit from th» i Ministry oi Finanr* will be required before silver dollars ran be shipped from Shanghai and other points of China. It is pointed out that this is no way intefers with the normal movements oi trade.
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    BANK OFFICIAL ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    245 2 Alleged Embezzlement *THE assistant manager of a local bank and insurance company appeared on a charge of embezzlement of over $100,000 m the police court before Mr. J. M. Brander, yesterday morning. The accused was Tan 800 Kiah a Teochew. He said he was assistant
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    50 2 The following have boon Appointed to comprise the Matang Drainage Board m 1935 the District Officer Larut (Chairman), the Senior Exccuii Ve i^ n^ nr> r Larut and Mafang, the al^ h »eer, Perak North, the en- SpLSFu?*! 2*l Irr ation Engineer. Crosble 'F- N BaCh and Mr T A
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    EUROPEAN WOMAN FINED
    203 2 Road Accident Sequel MRS. Yolande Gates, of Nassim Road, was found guilty by Mr. C. H. Whitton m the police court yesterday on a charge of causing hurt m a motor accident on which she has appeared on trial several times. The magistrate said he had come
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    BRITISH WORKMEN MAKING IT UP
    240 2 BRITISH WORKMEN MAKING IT UP SEVERAL DISPUTES SETTLED London, Nov. 19. DROSPECTS of continued indus- trial peace have been advanced by negotiations during the weekend. As a insult South Wales coal miners have decided to withdraw strike notices m the TafT-Merthyr union dispute, and to end the strike declared on
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    EXPERT'S EVIDENCE
    189 2 L Chinese Woman Denies Serious Charge Inspector Hugh Gray, of the S.S. Police, was called as a finger prints expert m the police court before Mr. J. M. Brander yesterday. The case was one m which Chan Ah See. a middle-aged woman, answered a charge of assisting m
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    58 2 The engagement is announced between Mr. Wong Kum Pak, the State and the S.C.R.C. goalkeeper of Selangor, second son of Mr. Wong All Swee of the Trade and Customs. Kuala 1 Lumpur, and Mrs. Ah Swee, and Miss Chan Choy Keng. only daughter of Mr. Chan Kam Yong. of the
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    Letters To The Editor
    490 2 "IGNORANCE OF MALA YA To the Editor. Sir,— With the main purport oi your leader "Ignorance of Malaya," m your issue of today, most reasonable men will agree. But it doss seem, taking a long and considerate view of things, that you are rather hard on
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    73 2 London, Nov. 20. Exchequer returns for the past week show that during the current financial year the total ordinary revenue, exclusive of self-balancing revenue, amounted at Nov. 17 to £358.378.414. which ;s £2.275.150 less than the amount collect ed at the corresponding date last year. Expenditure for the
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    49 2 The officers and members of the 'Perak Battalion. F.M.S.V.F.. M.V.I entertained Capt. E. E. Pengilley. the Officer Commanding M.V.I. No. 1 Company, to dinner at Rio Cafeteria on Saturday, the 17th. inst.. on the occasion of his departure to Europe on 'furlough shortly. There were about *70 present. l
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      374 2 JTENDF.Ks. MUNICIPAL^ Tender., Tenders are no* following mat-rials particulars. s c Mu Room. Excavation and nilin.. Tlmah Canal b Merah and NY V Date of Closing 4 nV. Nov. 26th. IW4 M Supply of Brick tenders.. DaTuesday. Nov. 27tl Earthworks at H Farrer Road. 4 p.m. Monday \^l THmmtof «idetable
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      332 2 Biary Of The Week FRIDAY, Nov. 23. High Water 008 a.m. 8.9 ft., 11.09 am 9.8 ft. Rugby: United Services Officers vs. Singapore 11, padang. Hockey: S.R.C. vs. Medical College, College ground; S.C.R.C. vs. V.M.C.A. 11. Hong Lim Green; Khalsa Association vs. Wiltshires. Kalsa ground; AngloChinese School vs. A.P.C. 11.
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      319 2 Today's Radio Programmes 8.8.C. Transmission 111 9.35-11.05 p.m. GSF (19.8*2 m.) and GSE (25.30 m.) 11.05-1.05 am. GSE (25.30 m.) and GSB (31.55 m.) 9.35 Big Ben. The 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra. 10.35 The Scottish Studio Orchestra. 10.35 "A Gallery of London Types." A programme of real Cockney flavour m which
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      136 2 '"By Babylon's way" Gounod Conductor— Mr. J. McNeish 830 Close down. The Radio Service Co. wish to give advance notice that they will be broadcasting excerpts from "Merrie England" from Tomlinson Hall on Monday. Dec 10, from 7 to 8 p.m.: Mrs. Ida Kinloch (soprano) Mrs. Eva Clark (contralto) Mr.
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      32 2 Law Notices For The Day The Chief Justice at Kuala Luir.pur Court oi Appeal. Before Mr. Justice IVn hard m '2nd. Court at 11 ajn. Summonses m Chambers. At 11.30 a.m. Bankruptcy.
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    MURDER CHARGE WITHDRAWN AFTER EXHUMATION
    284 3 COOLIE FOUND HANGING ON TREE AFTER FIGHT WITH BROTHER AFTER the body of a Chinese coolie, who was found hanging ironi a tree, had been exhumed a charge of murder against five other was withdrawn by the Tampin magistrate. At an inquest on the dead
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    CHILDREN'S AID
    120 3 Grand Charity Performance At The Pavilion A grand charity premiere m aid of irer's Aid Society will be held at the Pavilion Theatre on Tuesday. 11. at 9.15 p.m.. when HE. the Sir Shenton Thomas, and rhomaa have signified their m:- bung present. The si n will mark
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    NEW DANCE HALL
    86 3 Singapore Project Falls Through Fre< Press understands that project for a new dance hall m pore has fallen through. ball was to be erected m SeI .a and was to be called the fit- Danse. capita] of the Palais de Danse was to be SlOO.OOO. dividen into
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    DRESS SHIPS
    24 3 Master Attendant, Singapore. requested the Shipping Communidrcss" the vessels which are m nurbour on the wedding day of the D^ke of Kent.
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    DUTY COLLECTED ON TRAINS
    246 3 J.P. SAYS SYSTEM IS WRONG Officer's Evidence Criticised From Our Own Correspondents Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 21. pOMMENT on the existing system of collecting customs duty from passengers bearing goods on trains. was made by Mr. F. K. Wilson, the magistrate, today. The case was one m
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    NEW TRIBES
    280 3 Recently Discovered In New Guinea Melbourne. Remarkable developments m the methods of missionary work are being I considered by the Australian Board f Missions. Unofficial overtures have been made to t<he board by the Commonwealth Government that it should undertake to establish a mission station among a large
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    FATAL KICK
    103 3 William Sharpies, aged 73. a retired lamp lighter oi Blackpool, was killed by a football while standing behind one of the goals, watching lis grandson Pl Wim e am Parr, the grandson. sUd at the inquest. "One oi the players shot at goal the ball went wide among
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    19 3 The new road leading from Ho and Road into Tanglin Barracks will m future be known as Wiltshire Road.
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    MR. DRYSDALE VICTIM OF DEPRESSION
    916 3 PAID ALL HIS DEBTS BEFORE TAKING HIS LIFE |M R W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday held an inquiry into the death of Mr. Alan Henderson Drysdale (44), the chief engineer on the Eastern Extension Co.'s vessel The Cable, who was found shot dead
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    YEAR'S WAR WITH BURGLARS IN KUALA LUMPUR
    483 3 LOCAL SCOTLAND YARD MAKES ARREST AFTER TWELVE MONTHS' VIGIL J^URING the past twelve months the local police have received about twenty reports from Kuala Lumpur residents whose houses have been entered by a robber. In every case the midnight visitor has got away
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    BOXING MANAGER ON SERIOUS CHARGE
    86 3 BOXING MANAGER ON SERIOUS CHARGE jyCK Morier, a Eurasian boxing manager, came up again yesterday before Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate. The charge against Morier was that on Oct. 29 he enticed away Nora Lewis, a girl nearing the age of 16. The complainant was Thomas Lewis. The case
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    FOOT REMADE
    239 3 After Amputation Seemed Only Course His foot nothing but a crushed mass of flesh and bone, the result of a motor accident, i man named Christopherson was brought to the Bellingen District Hospital, N.S.W. some time ago and amputation appeared the only thing for the foot. Then doctors
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    HEAVY DAMAGE
    61 3 Mediterranean Coast Ravaged By Storm Berre. Serious damage was caused here by a severe storm, which ravaged the whole Mediterranean region. Several dispatch boats were stranded m the storm, while three seaplanes were torn away from their mooring lines m the Berre Pc.nd. the Wench naval aviation base.
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    47 3 The American Consulate General announces that on the American Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 29. a public service will be held at the Wesley Methodist Church, Fort Canning Road, at 6.30 p.m. Bishop Edwin F. Lee will deliver an address on the subject "Thanksgiving Day Its Deep Significance."
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    MURDER CHARGE AGAINST FOUR CHINESE
    81 3 MURDER CHARGE AGAINST FOUR CHINESE ;THE preliminary inquiry into a charge of murder against four Chinese, Neo Ah Teng. Ng Tiong Kang. Sng Ah Teck and Tan Leo Teng, has been fixed for Dec. 3 and 5 before Mi. Norman Grice, the second magistrate. It was alleged that the deceased,
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    SUPERSTITION
    191 3 Obstacle To Progress m Interior Districts i Superstition still constitute! one of I *he forces obstructing reconstruction (progress m the interior districts. Re- ports just to hand indicate that villages m several Kwangtung districts have recently risen m arms against the Government's road building projects on the ground that
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      54 3 WHAT NEXT? element weather may stain your well-polished Verandah Qn d Furnitures. Protect them h hanging Chicks or have old LKcks repaired. years of Chick making experience is a sufficient rvarontee for satisfaction. Quotations gladly submitted. I ABDUL RAHMAN, Su <cestor to Mohamed Hoosainsah) 66 Robinson Road, (Opposite Telegraph Co.)
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      339 3 WORK IS EASIER NOW FAT HAS GONE. Took Off 28 lbs. With Kruschen. 'I was so stout about 11 months ago," a woman writes, "that I became a burden to myself. Then muscular rheumatism set into my Joints, and I had to go on sticks for some time Then I
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    Helpful Hints For The Home
    1107 4 Over hail ling 7he Bunga low In The Best Way By Our Woman Correspondent IN the annual overhauling of the home, every surface, every corner and every article of furniture must be made spick and span according to its kind. The best ways of setting
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    Serve Sherbets On Warm Days
    543 4 A GENERAL rule applies to the making of these frozen desserts. First, a syrup is made. Next, the fruit juices and flavouring ingredients are added. Then this mixture is put into a freezing tray. When it is firmly frozen, it is removed to a thoroughly
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    Sports Costumes From Paris
    730 4  -  Sylvestre Dorian Chic Tico-Picce Creations Men 's Shirting By Paris. •"pHERE has never been a season when golf was more popular than it is this year m the clubs around about Paris, j A tew years baok if the French woman played at all. it was
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      98 4 Triumph! i For the second year m succession, the First Prize m the Sunday Dispatch Bonny Baby Competition has been won by a child fed on COW AND GATE. And this year, m addition, out of the remaining eleven i finalists, no less than nine were also fed on COW
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    FAMOUS PAGEANT IN A FAMOUS SCENE: LORD MAYON A FAMOUS SCENE: LORD MAYOR'S SHOW
    101 5 FAMOUS PAGEANT IN A FAMOUS SCENE: LORD MAYO N A FAMOUS SCENE: LORD MAYOR'S SHOW OKI) MAYORS SHOW. London's most famous annual pageant p.ssi,,,. ,ho Mansion House. This K lin.p S e of Iht Otv must revive „,a..v memories lor Malayans, and they will note that it is raining as
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    CHIEF SCOUT ARRIVES FOR MALAYAN TOUR
    850 6 77-Year-Old Chief Explains Objects Of Scouting (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Nov. 22. 'THE Chief Scout, Lord Baden- Powell, arrived m Penang today by the P. and O. Corfu. He was greeted by leading officials of the Scout movement m Malaya, including Mr. L.
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    AIRMAIL
    11 6 THE THAMES cadet ship, Worcester, was flood-lit on Trafalgar Day.
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    BOTTLES OF INFERIOR WHISKY SOLD
    271 6 OFFENCE WHICH INVOLVES LITTLE RISK AND HIGH PROFIT CONSEQUENT on several complaints from customers of the East Asia Store m Serangoon Road that the Black and White whisky supplied was of an inferior quality, the local agents for the manufacturers, the Borneo Company, made a
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    MR. F. BOTTRALL WEDS MISS M. SMITH
    130 6 Mr F. J. R. Bottrall. Professor of English Literature at Raffles College. Singapore was married to Miss Margaret Saumarez Smith, daughter of the Rev. H. and Mrs. Saumarez Smith of Waldershare Rectory. Kent, at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday. PROFESSOR MARRIED The bridegroom
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    MORE BUSINESS WANTED
    61 6 Why Malaya-Java Phone Charges Were Reduced (From Our Own Correspondents Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 21. Ths reason for the reduction of charges m the Malaya-Java phone service is that both the administrations have considered it desirable m the hope of getting more traffic. Since the inauguration m March,
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    72 6 Munsha Singh, against whom a charge of criminal breach of trust of clothing, and two promissory notes for $100 each and $44 m cash was preferred by Hakan Sing again appeared before Mr. Norman Grice, the second magistrate, yesterday. His worship was then informed that the Deputy Public
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    "CALLOUS ACT" OF CHINESE DRIVER
    308 6 "CALLOUS ACT" OF CHINESE DRIVER A Chinese driver who was involved m a motor collision with a car j driven by Mr. W. G. Baker, divisional manager of the Eastern Extension A. land C. Telegraph Co., Ltd., was convicted on charges of causing hurt by a rash act to Mrs.
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    ANOTHER CENTENARY
    207 6 1 South Australia Wants One Like Victoria Next Year Adelaide. Can South Australia secure the attendance of one of the King's sons and the holding of the Olympic Games m Adelaide m 1936. when the State centenary, or centennial, celebrations will be held? Those are among the proposals
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER
    52 6 Expected In Kuala Lumpur In January (From Our Own Correspondent) T K«ala Lumpur, Nov. 21. Ti^nL Commissioner, Sir Shenton o^Tan S '23 SeXPeC%edlnKualaLum PA reception will be given him and an nnnffl^ f WelCome P^ented by the V?ctorTa l^lf V nUy f Selan or victoria Institution on the
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    Mr. HEYTMAN FOUND SHOT DEAD BY SON-IN-LAW
    513 6 Hunting Rifle Wedged Between His Knees MR. H. J. C. Heytman, a retired official of the Dutch Office, was found shot dead at his home m Wiik Katong, at 9.45 yesterday morning. A shot was heard and the deceased man wain his room
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    POLICE INSPECTOR DISGUISED AS COOLIE
    98 6 POLICE INSPECTOR DISGUISED AS COOLIE Uow a Mngapi disguised as a caught an Indian n.... ting^* girls was told m t: The tailor. Stepan Khan. ,1 with using criminal force to th Part of the case was he camera. When the hearing vai Am court, the magistrate i Mr. L.
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    RAPPROCHEMENT
    59 6 RAPPROC HEMENT Negotiations Between Nanking And Canton Proceediai anton It is stated m well-informed ers here that negotiations for a rapprochement between Nanking Canton are still m pry.:: General Chiang Peh-chene. General Chiang Kai-shek > representative who is a member of the Peiptaf M tary Council, is expected the South
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      57 6 MARVEL OF FILM MARVELS Wonders never cease m the screen's musical comedy masterpiece of all time! lalhambral 1 *^3v&n</ 315 on Tuesda > iSIAIO 1 nfi^ i 27th. Nov. a 1 >^k^ I jT k a *ig I IT V I YOU KNOW THAT THE IMPERIAL AIRMAIL RATE TO GREAT
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      161 6 A BIG ATTRACTION r MARK tomorrows date red star and keep it open B li the date on which Margaret Boilau first starring picture "Littl- Hn What Now' r comes to the I Theatre. Her tremendous H "Only Yesterday." her very lirst motion picture, demanded that Miss Sullavan be starred
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    Chinese Driver's Callous Conduct
    1476 7 FAILED TO STOP AFTER SERIOUS ACCIDENT Smart Work By Inspector Leads To Conviction ANESE car driver who was m Ul a motor collision m Street with a car driven by G Baker, the divisional manEastern Extension A. and C. ra ph Co., Ltri which was overwin?:
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    TRADE WITH SPAIN
    74 7 London, Nov. 20. With a view to considering the possibilities of increasing United Kingdom trade with Spain an investigation is to be undertaken by the Commissioner of the Overseas T:.:tis Council. Mr. Arthur Mullins. who will leave for Madrid on Friday. Meanwhile arrangements lor discussions with Spanish
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1934 India's Choice
    685 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23. 1934 In dia 's Choice IT la most misleading that the relations ot Great Britain and India should be referred to as the "Indian problem' because m that huge sub-continent with its 350.000.000 people there is not one problem but a thousand and
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    DAY TO DAY
    472 8 Mr. T F H Kemp. 0.5.P.C.. Kual.i Kangsar visited Sitlawan on Monday on dmv Dr. (Mrs.) Margaret Aikin left Ipoh on Monday ior Talping to act as Lady Medical Officer. Dr. R A. Mac Nab, Medical Officer. Talping, has proceeded on transfer as Medical Officer. Lower Perak.
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    625 8 IN order to ccmmemmorate the visit to Malaya of the Chief Scout and Chief Guide. Lord and Lady BadenPowell an attractive magazine entitled '•Rally-O" has been produced as a souvenir of the occasion by the Boy Scout a n d Girl Guide Associations of Malaya. The
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    983 8 "Oh. it's a remarkable lamly. Jim." said Hardy, "and I hear you've been seeing a great deal of them while I was away. Well. I'm going to take a bit of risk with you— to warm you against them." "What the devil d'you mean by that?" "I
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      189 8 MELINI CHIANTI SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated under the (ompanies Ordinance of Hong Kong) (Incorporated m Shanghai) SINGAPORE- COOKED MEATS prepared fresh daily SILVER SIDE BRISKET— PRESSED OX TONGUE HAMS PRESSED PORK PORK BRAWN You will enjoy them all SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. ORCHARD ROAD. kj Insist
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      47 8 "A CHEERFUL FIRE IN A ROOM soon starts everyone chatting" says a hostess. A house on fire, on the other hand, may absolutely ruin you unless you have a G AFLAC FIRE POLICY m force. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    MANY CHINESE DISMISSED
    183 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Japanese Action In Manchukuo Shanghai, Nov. 22. SCORES ol high Chinese officials Manchukuo including Mr. Shi-yi, former Governor len, have been dismissed places have been taken Japanese officials. inese Kwantung Command d the Koreans m the new down m Jehol while their Klrin
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    AREA OF PEIPING TO BE EXTENDED
    175 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Three Districts Taken Over By Municipality Shanghai, Nov. '1:1. TTHE city of Peiping will be expanded shortly, according to a decision arrived at at a recent meeting of the Peiping Municipal Council. Three districts on the outskirts of the city
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    116 9 Debate On Bill Before Christmas London, Nov. 21. The House of Commons, by 224 votes to 62. passed a motion by the Premier taking up all private members' time for the present session for the discussion of the report of the Select Committee and the subsequent India Bill.
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    PRINCESS MARINA
    52 9 Met By Duke of Kent At Dover London, Nov. 21. Princess Marina arrived m England from Paris for her wedding to the Duke of Kent on Nov. 29. The bridegroom met her at Dover, and Their Majesties, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York were at
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    100 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent.* RUBBER London, Nov. 22. Spot (Sellers* 6 3 16 d. (6 3 16d> (Buyers) 6 1 16 d. <6 1 16 d.> January-March G'^cf. (6 3 16d..» April- June 6 7 16d. <6 3 8 d July-September 6 9
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    FALL IN COPPER
    83 9 Liquidation By Disappointed Bulls London. Nov. SI. Selling by producers especially American, caused a sharp fall m copper today which was accentuated by liquidations by disappointed bulls who recently purchased m the hope oi some imminent form of restriction materialising. It is generally admitted the market] has
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    GLORIA VANDERBILT
    67 9 New York. Nov. 81. The custody of Gloria Vanderbih has tuvn awarded to her aunt. Mrs. Whitney. Cryptic Judge Carew has caused a second commotion among newspaper correspondents. This is no new decision as Gloria jjoes to Mrs Whitney for (five days and spends the week-ends with her
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    43 9 London. Nov. 22. Notice has been given at a London Register Office of the forthcoming marriage ol Lady Margaret Stewart, daughter of the Marquis of Londonderry, to Mr. Alan Muntz. It was previously reported that the Marquis had refused his consent. Reuter Wireless
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    GLIDER RECORD
    49 9 Soviet Airman Aloft For 24 Hours Moscow, Nov. 22. A Soviet glider claims to have established a new world record In remaining aloft for 24 hours and 10 minutes wilh a pilot and passenger. The flight was made over the mountainous district of the Crimea. —Renter Wireless.
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      168 9 TODAY TIFFIN $1.00 (KM a la Reine I i ll«t Selangin Orientale Ks».ilope of Veal Spiaack Pomme Sautee (old Meat Salad <a^o Cake Treacle hmse Fruit A Coffee TOMORROW Special Curry Tiffin PHONE 4906. GRAND CHARITY PREMIERE IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY under the distinguished patronage of H.E.
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      217 9 0 HOW i/^ eye iBx BSEI CARES FOR YOUR Hf MALAYA TO PREVENT SALLOWNESS: One night a week paint Special Lotion on your face. While you sleep it works. Gently drawing away the acids which, lie m pores and sallow the skin. Coaxing out all impurities left m tin- skin
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    SMALLEST TIN DELIVERIES FOR TWO YEARS
    1431 10 Messrs. Strauss Deal With Metal Substitutes IN their special monthly tin re- I view Messrs. A. Strauss and Co., state The statistics for October show an increase m the visible supply of 1.712 tons. The arrears of supply, on which we commented m our
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    MORE RAYON EXPORTS
    117 10 India Still Largest Buyer Of Home Goods Manchester. Exports of rayon and cotton mixed piece goods continue to show an increase as compared with last year, total shipments for Xhe eight months ended August amounting to 27,814.345 square yards, valued at £1,310,048, which is .larger by 382,185
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    77 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR R.M.A. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Nov. 22. 12 o'clock noon Tcne of market Dull and Easier. Latest cable: London Spot Sheet 6 1 16 d. per lb. New York Spot Sheet G.cts. 12 7.16 per lb. Buyers Sellers Spot
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    CABLE TRAFFIC
    125 10 The following index numbers represent the estimated monthly traffic receipts of Cables and Wireless Limited as related to comparable traffic m the year 1929. Monthly figures reduced to working day average. Working day average of comparable receipts, year 1929 100. 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 Jan. 96.0 76.3
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    RAUB GOLD OUTPUT
    26 10 The output of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.. Ltd for the four weeks ended Nov. 7 amounted to 1.908.60 ounces Reut r.
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    114 10 Nov. 22 Gambier 6^ Java Cube 900 Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 65.50 White Pepper 64 50 Copra, Sundried 2.95 Copra, mixed 2.70 Fair Sago. Flour 2.27 V 2 Small flake Tapioca 3.50 Blanja Jelotong 6 5 Sarawak Jelotong 6-50 R. (Siam) W.C. No. 1 per
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    PAHANG CONSOLIDATED
    90 10 Pahang Consolidated. is to pay a final dividend of 10 per cent., less tax. making 15 per cent., less tax, for the year to July 31, 1934. against nothing for the preceding three years and 12 _> per cent, for 1929-30. The 7 per cent. Preference shares are
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    RENONG TIN
    31 10 The Renong Consolidated Tin Dredge has run 217 hours during the first hall ol November. Over 54.000 cubic yards have been treated, and 300 pikuls of tin ore won.
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    1040 10 THURSDAY, NOV. 1*34. Ampat Tin (4) 4s 3d 4s 7\:d Asam Kumbang *.£> 33s 35s Austral Malay (£> 59s 61s cd. Ayer Hitam Tln(Se) 14.> 3d 15s 3d Ayer Wcng (Sit 2.05 2.10 Bangrin Tin ti» 25* 3d 26s Changkat Tin 46s 47s Chendenang 8s 6d 9s
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    BAKAU TIN DIVIDEND FOR YEAR OF 10%
    630 10 New Working Found As Result Of Search HTHE following is the directors': report for the year ended'" June 30, 1934, presented at thejj nineteenth annual general meeting of shareholders of Bakau Tin. Ltd., held at No. 1. Embankment. Kuala j Lumpur. The directors
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    88 10 American Can. Con An* Pel nd Telegraph Dupunt Firestone I Ct. neraJ L M General 1 I Cr. odrich Gi odyear Inter-Telephone and I Telegraph I N lonaJ I N\w York Central Railroad I Pennsyh I road Radio Corpoi I Socony V Ikm m Standard Oil XJ. I
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    74 10 Abroad London, Noi E\ Paris 75 I New York 4 i>B 7 Montreal 4 86 Brussels L'l36'j Geneva 15.36. Amsterdam 7 :V7'_ Milan 58 7 Berlin 12.40. BtocktK>lm Copenhagen Osio 19.90'j. Vienna 27, Prague H9V Madrid 36 1 Lisbon 110 Atheni 523 Bucharest Belgrade 219. Rio t Buenos Ail Montevideo
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      115 10 NETHERLANDS INDIES RUBBER STATISTICS The following information has been received from Central Bureau of Statistics Batajvia. Production on Estates converted to long tons of 2.-40 ib.. Total Septr. Jan. to JUW Territory 1933 1934 May m- Bcpt clusiv.' -clusii <1> <2) 3 > 1934. IOiU Java 71.827 5.344 35.734 Outer
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    IARGE SUMS OF MONEY Raised By "The Merrilads"
    970 11 IARGE SUMS OF MONEY Raised By "The Merrilads" local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT t o ;iy has the Merrilads Musi1M •> made a name m this also m ether parts of Malaya when the members Iso made themselves useful I I ilnese community. ild grudge paying a few
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    THE KOKUIKAI
    63 11 Japanese Association To Be Dissolved Tokio. The newspapers report that the Kokuikai, a nationalistic association of high government officials and peers, will be dissolved m view ofl its alleged bureaucratic nature. The association has attracted widespread attention because several Ministeits. Including Mr. Hirota, belong to it. Its avowed
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    992 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst HOW TO FOOL THE DECLARER The thousands of situations which are constanty arising m the play of Contract Bridge hands have become known to almost all experienced players, and most of them have learned from force of
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      393 11 Assets^ exceed $12,000,000. Aswrance In force over $35,000,00« The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. London OFFICE: 27 Old Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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      444 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600,000 shares of £5 each £3 000QP\ Reserve Fund £3 00*'j* Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000 OOf HEAD OFFICE: 3S, Blshoppgate, London EC. 2. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star IJollo Saigon Amrltsar Ipoh
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    319 12 THERE WAS NO DOUBT ABOUT THIS MONSTER Yangtsze Fishermen Belittle Loch Ness Fables SCOTLAND'S monster, having excited the patriotism of half the nations of the world to vie with her m claims to out-do the size and wonder of the mystery m Loch Ness, has now been
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    POWERFUL TUG
    137 12 Launched On Clyde For African Service One of the most powerful tugfl built, on the Clyde was launched recently from the Govan yard oi Harland and Wolff. The vessel the W. H. Fuller, is the second of two twin screw steel tugs I built for the South Africa
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    CAPTAIN HALLIFAX
    161 12 To Be Director of Signal Department Captain A. J. L. Murray. D.5.0.. :0.8.E.. who has been director of the Signal Department at the Admiralty since April. 1932, will relinquish the i duties this month to Captain G. W. lHallifax. who for the past two years has been m
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    GAS EXPLOSION
    29 12 Boston. One hundred gas tanks m the acetylene plant of the Chariest own Navy \ard exploded recently, killing ne man and doing damage estimated at US $175,000.
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    TROUBLE ON TACOMA
    142 12 Sailors Prevent Unloading Of Cargo Trouble on board the American ship Tacoma necessitated a visit to /that vessel by the United States Court Marshal at Shanghai. The Tacoma arrived from America via Japan and the steamship wanted to unload the cargo from the vessel by 4 p.m.
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    HUGE NEW WHARVES
    65 12 New York Prepares For Ocean Giants New York. Construction was officially inaugurated recently by Mr. La GuardiMayor of New York of three new £Ko& an estima t ed cost of v s The new wharves will enable the ocean giants, the French liner Normandie of the Compagnie
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      635 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. < Incorporated m F.MS.) TELEPHONE Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Hooking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railways of Siam. jgiii^Bßi Mont* mxpnuM I P *»^V Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA. FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES," COMPRISING THE LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS
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      209 12 HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. RED FUNNEL LMK) (INCORPORATED tN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) I Regular passenger and MTfi NtvlMi from Singapore t«» Java. Borneo. Ranka and Killiton FOR BATAVIA. (HKKIBON INI SEMARAN(i (Fver> Tues .uul Fri i s.s. Ban Hong LftOOf Fr; NOT 2.> s.s. Oiang Seng Tv a N
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      465 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And i Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. i Kuan tan <via Jeramut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. j Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday. Thursday
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      572 12 PASSENGERS HOMEWARD The following passengers are proceeding by the P. and O. Chitral tallj ing at 9.30 a.m. today for Penang. Colombo and Europe: Mr. W. H. Wallace Little. Mr. Mansell. Mr. H. F. P. Albrecht. Surg.-Lt. J. Oliver. Mr. W. B. Foy. Mr. W. F. Fletcher. Mr. G. N.
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      268 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the v| U rv,, „r o\pr< tpd to anivf East Whari (Knlrame al< Penans Maru 22; Planciu Main Wharf (Kntrance Gate li Chitral 18: Hua Tonf r: IJll ißintang 9: Burdwan 7 Empire Dock (Entrame Miharu Maru 30; Steel B sang 32; Rahman 34; Sil. Empire
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    DANGERS OF TOO MUCH FOOTBALL
    913 15 Modern Tendency Towards Commercialisation sound a peculiar statement to make, writes Sir Frederick rotary of the Football Association from 1894 to 1934 ly Herald, but the chief danger to the future of nro football may arise from the great game's ever-increas" m all parts of
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    S.T.C. NOVEMBER MEETING
    398 15 HANDICAPS FOR THE^LAST DAY T HE handicaps for Saturday, the last day of the S.T.C. November meeting, are as follows: Race 1. Pomes, class 2. Div 2 About 6 furs. ;md 18 yards— gU n p S^KiwL 9^ Can Do ai2 ■wniong 8.12. Valkyrie 8.10. Glamour 8
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    726 15 "A" COMPANY M.S.V.R. THE CHAMPION UNIT rpHE Selangor Battalion. F.M.S.V.F. A held a successful meeting on the Kuula Lumpur rifle range on Sunday. There were events for rifle, machine and Lewis guns and revolver. The weather was bright and conditions were good. During the course of the
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    10 15 THE RAFFLES COLLEGE hockey team which beat the S.C.C. 2—o.
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    261 15 BEATEN IN SCRAPPY RUGGER GAME BY POLICE (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 21. IN a scrappy rugger match this after--1 noon, the Police fifteen defeated the Selangor Asiatic's team by six points »two tries) to three points (a try) This was their second encounter. Although
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    LOCAL PING-PONG
    81 15 Results m Singapore Open Championship Further results of the first round ties m the Singapore open ping-pong championship were as follows Yong Eng Mon beat Lum Pitt Hin 3—o. Chua Kirn Heam beat Chua Eng Yeow 3—o. Ong Mah Soh beat Leong Hock Kee 3—l. Tan Boon Teck
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    SEVERE HOCKEY DEFEAT FOR R.A.F.
    616 15 SEVERE HOCKEY DEFEAT FOR R.A.F. Medical College Get Five Goals Without Reply Medical College 5; R.A q JV/fEDICAL College beat the R.A. at hockey on Wednesday evening en the College Ground by five clear goals. The College team, which included two Singapore players, s. Velupillay and G. B. Armstrong, gave
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    67 15 The following have accepted to play rugby for the S.C.C. 2nd XV vs the United Services 2nd XV tomorrow on the Padang: P. Bartram; W Hannuv. VV. H Me Neill F. I. Tremlett. G Dodds (Capt) H. L Davies. A H. Williams; A F. Hewett. J. E. C Mitchell, C.
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    BODYLINE BOWLING KILLED
    369 15 BODYLINE BOWLING KILLED New Lbw Rule To Be Tried London, Nov. 21. HTHE Advisory County Cricket Com- mittee has endorsed the M.C.C.'s definition of a direct attack by a bowler upon a batsman, and resolved that County Committee captains should take the strongest possible steps to see that the type
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    159 15 Reuter Final Ties m the Slate Championships Five finals are due to be played off today m the Johore Badminton Association State championship tournament. The ties are as follows Junior Doubles Final Daud and Salim <J Dapat> vs winner of W. P. Tong and C. A. Mon vs.
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    1036 16 S.C.R.C. TENNIS TOURNEY CONCLUDED Walkover In Open Doubles GRUELLING VEJERANS' DOUBLES FINAL "yHE S.C.R.C. open lawn tennis tournament was brought to a close yesterday when the finals m the veterans' singles handicap and the veterans' doubles handicap were played. Scow Poh Leng beating V. P. Barbat m the singles 6—l.
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    ANNUAL LADIES HOCKEY MATCH WON BY THE REST
    642 16 ANNUAL LADIES HOCKEY MATCH WON BY THE REST 'I Mrs. Pennefather Prominent A FTER several postponements on account oi impossible weather conditions, the annual ladies hockey match m aid of the Poppy Day Fund was I transferred trom the P.idang to the I Anson Road Stadium yesterday, and i resulted
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    221 16 Second Round Results Of Sir Arnold Robinson Cup rpHE following are the results 01 the second round of the S.G.C. Sir Arnold Robinson Cup Ladies' Foursomes competition Mrs. Cannell and Mrs McNair beat Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Nettlefold 1 up. Mrs. Phillip and Mrs. Ferguson beat Mrs.
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    48 16 England and Australia Draw 4 All Sydney, Nov. 22. The first Anglo- Australian womens' lawn tennis two- day test was drawn 4 games all. Miss Dorothy Round won both her matches m defeating Louise Bickerton 6 4 6—2 and Joan Haitigan 6—2 2—6 6—3 Reuter
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    45 16 T N'Eliya, Ceylon. ov 111 the second round of the Sparkes' Shield competition after a keen struggle the Malays defeated the CLI by one goal to nil. Both teams played well and Sappideen scored the goal for the Malays m the second half.
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    63 16 The following will represent the Combined Services versus the Singapore Volunteer Corps tomorrow, on the S.R.C. ground. Bully-off 5 pm Pte. Jones, (1 /Wilts. R.) Cdl Reeves, (I/Wilts. R.), Capt Hammond, (R.E.) Sgt. Lambert, (R.A.F 2/Lt. Read, (I/Wilts. R.), Lieut. Douglass, (R.EO F./O. Morse, (RAF) Lieut. Black, (R.E.), Cpl. Stop'her
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    482 16 Even Struggle Throughout BOTH SIDES STRONGEST m DEFENCE S.C.C. 1; H.M.S. Terror 1. THE S.C.C., without the services of some of their best players, managed to draw I—l1 1 at hockey with the H.M.S. Terror team on the Padang yesterday. The result
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    134 16 Programme of R a «s for Sunday Morninu On Sunday the six-metiv sail the third race for the Blank ChalteniC Cup. Start 10 n Points obtained for the fir* 1 rir t;^ BUl(>k Cup Tarbet Kathleen ♦x" B "^L ass win sail !hr *wii Q lnta I****** Cup star
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    36 16 Jack McLean Wins Amateur Championship Melbourne. No\ In the Centenary amateur goli championship final over 36 1. Me Lean t the Scottish champ;.. r. Attersley. ft former Australian unattur champion by 11 and 9
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