The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 November 1934

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    Masthead
    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,43 b. ESTD. 1835. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1934 10 CENTS
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    Princess Marina Becomes Duchess Of Kent
    1453 1 LONDON EN FETE FOR ROYAL WEDDING Bride Promises To "Love Honour And Obey" TOUCHING SCENES AT ABBEY CEREMONY QUEEN MARY IN TEARS AMAZING DEMONSTRATIONS OF LOYALTY CHEERING HEARD OVER A MILE AWAY OCENES of brilliance such as are associated only with a •J coronation
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    NAZI FEARS OF OPPOSITION BY REICHSWEHR
    251 1 NAZI FEARS OF OPPOSITION BY REICHSWEHR MATTERS REACHING I A HEAD IN GERMANY Discontent With Hitler Berlin, Nov. 27. INTENSE excitement prevails this afternoon as alarmist rumours are circulating with regard to the attitude oi the army towards the regime. Up to now a report that the Reichswehr and the
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    CHINESE PLAY
    99 1 Ix>ndon Production Of "Lady Precious Stream" London. Nov. 28. T^- 1.000-year-old Chinese comedy. Wjjy Precious Stream" was produced *Xh sreat success at the Little Theatre tonight hose present included Mr. Quo Taip Sir James Lockhart. and Sir Johnston, who told Si Hsiung. P translator, that the play was
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    TREMENDOUS GOVERNMENT LANDSLIDE IN BYE-ELECTION
    71 1 TREMENDOUS GOVERNMENT LANDSLIDE IN BYE-ELECTION MAJORITY FALLS BY 1 8,528 London, Nov. 29. rE bye-election at Putney owing to the death of the Conservative Member, Mr. Samuel Samuel, has resulted as follows Mr. Marcus Samuel iCons. > 15.599. Dr. Edith Summerskill (Lab.) 12,936. Reuter. The figures at the last election
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    PROSPECTS OF A WAR BETWEEN U.S.A. AND JAPAN
    98 1 PROSPECTS OF A WAR BETWEEN U.S.A. AND JAPAN NOT NA VAL STRA TEG V SAYS ADMIRAL SAJTO But No Relaxation Of Vigil Boston, Nov. 29. ADMIRAL, Makoto Saito, m an article m the Christian Science Monitor, scoffs at the possibility of war between Japan and the United States and claims
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    OPIUM COMMITTEE
    49 1 Great Interest In China's Experiment Geneva, Nov. 29. The Opium Advisory Committee concluded its session after the adoption of the report, with slight modifications. Great interest is being manifested m the proposed opium reforms m China, and the progress of the experiment Is being closely watched. Reuter
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      51 1 LI TOMORROW tonight I SPECIAL DINNER COCKTAIL DANCE CONCERT 18.15 to 9.15 o.m. £30 to 8.15 o.m. DANCE (FORMAL) nikn.». M s- 30 P- m to Midnight D «NNER DANCE big cabaret success informal) MARYA MARTA HARMONY SONGS, DANCING 9 3 <> P.m. to Midnight MUSICAL NUMBERS BAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
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      84 1 KB mCd Mmm On Other Pages Radio programmes 2 Circus lorry overturns 3 Epidemic of cycle thefts 3 Lloyd George on war horrors 3 Page for teamen readers 4 Page of pictures 5 Bank manager charged 6 Latest China cables g Tin and rubber prices Pocket battleships 9 Britain vulnerable
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      110 1 tonight SPECIAL DINNER DANCE 1 X WUi I SATURDAY nj^E^H SPECIAL DINNER DANCE IT^^H CABARET B^^^J w|TH PRIMA BALLERINA |^^^H^B|^^^H^^^^H THE LATE IMPERIAL THEATRE, MOSCOW I H A DANCER OF UNUSUAL MERITS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SEA VIEW HOTEL SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, Dec. 2nd "DAMES" BEAUTY CONTEST arranged m conjunction \<»th thr
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    Law Notices For The Day
    81 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice, S.S., Chief Justice. F.M.S., and Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell in 1st Court at 11 a.m. Court of Appeal. No. 7— Khoo Kay Yeow vs. Khoo Chui Hoon etc. Before the Chief Justice, F.M.S., Mr. Justice Prichard and Mr. Justice a' Beckett
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    RE-AFFORESTATION
    50 2 Over 2,000,000 Trees Planted In Home Counties Last Year London, Nov. 27. More than two million trees were planted last year m the home counties by the Forestry Commission. During this winter another fifty million will be planted throughout Britain. 3.500 men being engaged on this work.- British Radio
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    RETURN FROM ABBEY
    251 2 Amazing Demonstration Of Affection The Duke and Duchess of Kent returned to Buckingham Palace at 12 28 p.m. and were given a tremendous welcome by the enormous crowd. The glass coach travelled slowly down Constitution Hill. The Duchess, calm but pale smiled and waved to the crowd
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    PELTED WITH SHOES
    138 2 How The Royal Couple T^eft The Palace There wa9 a remarkable scene when the Duko and Duchess left the palace at 4.10 p.m. m an open carriage drawn by four handsome greys. The royal guests, led by the Prince Cf Wales, dashed across the inner Quadrangle and
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    HER WEDDING MORN
    228 2 Princess Marina Blows Kisses To The Crowd London, Nov. 29. London stayed up all night, the crowds which cheered the Duke and Princess Marina on their way from the theatre yesterday evening taking up positions along the wedding route where the spectators were thirty deep en either
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    PATRIOTIC FERVOUR
    165 2 Midnight Scenes At The Palace Scenes of intense patriotic fervour were witnessed at midnight outside Buckingham Palace where huge crowds, including many men and women In evening dress, assembled to catch a glimpse of the Duke of Kent and Princess Marina returning from the theatre. The royal couple
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    WORLD REJOICINGS
    135 2 Coincides With Thanksgiving Day In U.S.A. Wedding bells are ringing round the world. Not only throughout the Empire, including the most remote parts, but throughout Europe's capitals millions are joining m the rejoicings. Special arrangements are being made everywhere at receptions. Embassies, clubs and hotels where Britishers and
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    SLEEPING OUT
    111 2 Strange Scenes In Streets Of London It is probable that never m London's history have so many slept m the streets. Many dozed on camp stools and orange crates sold by Covent Garden dealers and others brought blankets which they shared with neighbours but hundreds lay on newspapers
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    LONDON EN FETE
    271 2 Dazzling Display Of Wedding Gifts London, Nov. 27. London is donning her wedding dress. The streets m the West End are ablaze with flags and bunting of red white and blue. Notable decorations are huge crowns garlanded m gay festoons and two giant wedding bells modelled m
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    Letters To The Editor
    286 2 THA T HIGHWA V CODE: "A MILD FORM OF PERSECUTION" To the Editor. Sir, It was with a sense of morbid satisfaction that I read your correspondent "M's" letter this morning, as I too have been recently subjected to the same mild form of persecution. I
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      51 2 WHAT NEXT? Inclement weather may stain your well-polished Verandah and Furnitures. Protect them by hanging Chicks or have old Chicks repaired. 20 years of Chick making experience is a sufficient guarantee for satisfaction. Quotations gladly submitted. ABDUL RAHMAN, (Successor to Mohamed Hoosainsah) 66, Robinson Road, (Opposite Telegraph Co.) Telephone No.
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      393 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The latest creation m perfume 'BELLODGIA' from the house of "CARON" paris. also by the same maker Narcisse Noir Le Tabac Blond Narcisse Blanc Affolant Nuit de Noel Les Pots de Senteur de (hex Moi. Obtainable from MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED. BUSINESS CARDS STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS «14A
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      442 2 j TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders are now invited for h following materials or lerrice? Room. 111^' ft»2| Supply of Antl-lfaliriai Mm.,,* during 1935. Date oi CtoS run. Wednesday. Dtcemher C. H GOLDie Municipal Secretary. situatTons wanted^ YOUNG LADY. ptMettU Bo* Street Diploma, now m StafapS desires engagement with a h
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      331 2 Diary Of The Week FRIDAY, Nov. 30. High Water 5 a.m. 7.5 ft., 4.35 p.m. 7.3 ft Hockey: S.R.C. vs. Malaya Command, S.R.C. ground; S.C.R.C. vs. R.A.M.C., Hong Lim Green; Colts vs. Port Canning. Fort Canning. Football: S.C.F.A. League, S.M.Y.P.G. vs. C.C.A.A., Jalan Besar Stadium. SATURDAY, Dec. 1. High Water
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      160 2 Today's Radio Programmes B. B. C. Transmission HI 9.35 Big Ben. "Now for Variety.". 10.20 Talk. The Rt. Rev. Archbald Fleming. Lord Bishop of the Arctic. 10.35 An instrumental programme. 11.05 A concert for St. Andrew's Day. Greenwich time signal at 11.20 p.m. 11.35 An orchestral programme. 11.50 The news
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    5 Months In Hospital
    212 3 MOTOR LORRY FULL OF CIRCUS ANIMALS OVERTURNED Coolie Appears With Arm In Spiints two Leopards and a birds belonging to a ftve an unrein Woodlands Road noon of June 27. this re being transported Singapore m charge of iclies In a motor-lorry. ag at a high
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    TAMIL HOUSEBREAKER
    82 3 Into Nurses Quarters Our Own Correspondent I Seremban, Nov. Z'S. ipital nurses wore m who had forced his eil quarters at night was trate'a court today. PalanJ was charged I i housebreaking m I (2) possession <3> possession of lor housebreaking. Chui. a nurse, said ed to the
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    JARDINE STEPS
    57 3 I Name Hut Different Landing d that the public, t Jardine Steps will be I ■ral public on and '■nay. Public, landing, also to be Jardine Steps, situated at nd of section 10. will be Public landing on and Jardine Steps must by Road No. 9. i m
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    SIR JOHN SALMON D
    51 3 i**cting oil Fields In Sumatra Imond left Singapore route to Europe by ata S. W. Smith, officer *-A.F. Far East. is Sit John as far as 1 «n be returning to the outward Dutch L t-r inspecting the oil 1 may continue his 1 It is
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    LLOYD GEORGE ON WAR HORRORS
    910 3 LLOYD GEORGE ON WAR HORRORS Some Vital Facts For The New Generation DANGERS OF NEXT TEN YEARS U W E are n W gettin into a generation who knew nothing of war," declared Mr. Lloyd George when opening an exhiiition of war pictures organised by the "Daily Express" m London.
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    ' Epidemic Of Cycle Thefts'
    226 3 Epidemic Of Cycle Thefts' PETTY THEFTS WHICH CAUSE CONSIDERABLE TROUBLE Homeless Tamil Boy Sentenced To The Reformatory MUMEROUS reports of bicycle thefts put the police m all divisions of the town on their mettle and they have been slowly but surely rounding up the miscreants. Yesterday two more were produced
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER
    131 3 Taiping Preparations For Welcome In January Trom Our Own Correspondent > Taiping, Nov. 28. Taiping is making preparations to welcome the High Commissioner. Sir Shenton Thomas, who is expected to visit the town on Jan. 11 At a public meeting held at the Hokkien Hoey Kuan. Taiping. lust
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    13 3 THE FOURTEENTH WMVFRcarv Ypres League was held on thw commemoration service of the
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    GREETINGS TELEGRAMS
    140 3 P.O. Arrangements With Eastern Extension By arrangement with the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company. Christmas and New Year Foreign Greetings Telegrams to all places < except Russia and the Irish Free State) with which the daily letter telegram service is m operation, will be accepted at any telegraph office
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      17 3 for *d's most famous stage success— now a masterpiece of the screen CAPITOL, SOON Mo ctun cttow
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      120 3 the patent inner lid. cut open |>y user, and the lever lid for daily us« ensures tea with garden freshne*-. 1 *«3^^B*^> X^V 1 "^^^B^ Si i it I^^D^^9V%^^^l .^m A H 9 /\ax. BUS ii** 1 I 111 isMb^. ~-^^^^^^^^K^*Jn M! ill fi^^^Bt^^*^^"""" 11 iif/l I Ml 1 ////f
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    45 4 (Left) ratnii cleverly employs polka dot fabrics m this costume. Beige dots on a brown background alternate smartly with brown dots on beige. (Right) Maggy Rouff makes this smart afternoon costume m chenille velvet, using black for the frock, and white for the fitted jacket.
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    5 4 5? SSWiZrvZ T^rT^ hed over
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    Beauty Treatment In The Bath
    1121 4 Excellent Effect Of Dry Friction 'THE bath is a wonderful place! The baby crows m it. a man .sings m it, antl a woman relaxes m it. Even m the simplest s. ap and water form, a bath is the most important of your daily
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    Unseen Mends
    119 4 It is quite possible, with a little care, to .mend small holes and tears so that they are practically invisible. It the article to be repaired is a man's overcoat or suit it is worth while trying to get a book of tailor's patterns of similar materials, and
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    TO "WIGGLE HER TOES'
    160 4 Actress Asks To Take Off Shoes Miss Katharine Hepburn, hatohetlaced. Husky- voiced brunette of •'Spitfire." "Little Women" and other films, refused to take part m a romantic sequence with co-star Douglass Montgomery—unless she could take-otl her shoes. This revelation is made by Mr. Arthur Byron, veteran
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    EGG POACHER
    63 4 The latest egg poacher is square m form, and encloses four square egg holders. This makes the service neater than ever, for the eggs fit the toast. The newer aluminium kettles are low m stance, and have a wider surface at the base, which is corrugated. These ridges
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    "Surprise" Puff Pastries
    158 4 Fyou would like to make a pleasant little "surprise" dish for supper, try this Line patty pans with puff pastry, put some raspberry or strawberry jam m the centre Of each. Beat up two egss stir m half a pint of milk, twc teaspoonsful of castor sugar
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    PLUCKED EYEBROWS
    90 4 Sanctioned By Medical Authority Medical authority has recently sanctioned the fashion of plucked eyebrows which was originally instituted five centuries ago by Anne of Bohemia and her fourteenth century contemporaries. These ladies also launched a vogue for showing no hair; shaving their necks and also sometimes their foreheads!
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    CREPE DE CHINE FOR SHOES
    132 4 CREPE DE CHINE FOR SHOES j CINCE fabric shoes have been growing fashionable all sorts of materials have been specially woven and adapted tor them. Crepe de Chine is still the favourite for evening wear, with a piping of gold or silver kid. Bright strips of material woven together make
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    A NEW DELICACY
    83 4 Lady Georgiana Mure has invented a new delicacy to eat with cocktails or sherry She calls it a "savoury" bonbon. The rilling is oi cheese, tomato, olivs. chutney or celery, and there is a thin outer coating ol caramel sugar. The result is a blend of the
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    35 4 A new form of beauty treatment for hands and feet consist of loose bags lined with sponge rubber. These are constructed to hold lotion and salts and the movement of the wearer provides automatic massage.
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    Bathroom Cork Fojff
    83 4 DATHROOM stools, mats, and boxes frequently have coik tops. Contrary to general belief these cork tops should never be cleaned by scrubbing with soap and water. The most successful method is to use sand-paper, as the constant use of water softens the cork, and not only does
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    Pressing Your Dresses
    210 4 Pressing Your Dresses Ironing Is An An WHETHER you ;uv mdkln fmck. or -trying i Il(1 MM Of a last year* linn need to do a considerable n> 1 pressing. And for p V"? 1 must have sonic knowledge tor art it is. Thin material requires I -don't attack crepe
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    CRAZK FOR WHITE
    64 4 The craie for whit* manufacturer! u> make wrashabl< articles, such as belts, handbai eren shoes, which usually tv dry-oleaned. or else abandoned White wasablf hide is used deal lor the latest leather hand Other rarietles are mad.' surface m white, which able and waterproof Tto envelope iasteninu
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    ECONOMICAL STRAWBERRY FOOL
    72 4 ECONOMICAL STRAWBERRY FOOL CMALL tin of strawberries cornflour. L oz. powdered gelatine I 1 2 ozs. sugar. :i 4 pint <>: milk 102 chopped almonds Mix cornflour, nil rod together Boil the milk and P< to these Ingredients' stirri:.while. Return to the mucep to the boil, and allow to cool
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      83 4 Havaiß\. THE SALUTE Here they come "Smiled leadinga gallant and endless little army radiating Health and Happiness The tramp of these W af sturdy little feet is heard increasingly through--1 out world to-day for "Cow Gate" is \J fast becoming world-famous —and happy y Mothers everywhere are saying ALL TINS
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    141 5 GROTP of a wedding at the church of St Josonh mi »i proprietor, Victoria ronfectionerv £j^^Sa^tS?'^!!^ mm***. SetonCl Chon maid is Mivs Iherisa da Luz. the beMnian Mr I»Iu On^ i mm*! dau s hter rtf Mr X. da Luz. The bridesnesiman. Mr. I aul Ong. the pace hoy. Mastei
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      46 5 Photographic copies of Free Press local pictures can be obtained on L application to the Manager. Price 50 cents each. TRAIN BRAND CONDENSED MILK C °NDENSED Mll-K Recommend "TRAIN MILK" for your daily use. PURITY AND ECONOMY Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Ltd., UNION BUILDING. Phone 5977—5978—5979 M.5.X.4.
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    Bank Manager On Charge Of Embezzlement Of Over $100,000
    198 6 Unable To Find Sureties For $200,000 Needed For Bail THAN Boon Kiah, the assistant manager and cashier of the Sze Hai Tong Bank and Insurance Co., of Chulia Street, Singapore, who was placed under arrest by the police last week on
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    61 6 ALTHOUGH THE TYPHOON which recently swept Japan caused such disastrous loss of life and property, the work of teaching the nations children goes on amid the debris of the stricken towns. Classes are held m the open air because the school buildings have m most cases been swept away. An
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    ALIBI RUINED BY TELL-TALE FINGER PRINTS
    270 6 ALIBI RUINED BY TELL-TALE FINGER PRINTS MEMBER OF BURGLARY GANG FOUND GUILTY From Our Own Correspondent I Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 28. A CHINESE burglar had his alibi destroyed today by the evidence of a finger-print expert, who declared that the chance of similarity between the finger-prints of any two persons
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    22 6 There will be a meeting of the Negri Sembilan State Council, both upper and lower Chambers, at 10 a.m. on Dec. 6.
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    MALAY REGIMENT'S FINE DISPLAY
    464 6 MALAY REGIMENT'S FINE DISPLAY FEW MONTHS TRAINING WORKS WONDERS Raw Recruits Now Good Soldiers COR the first time since the scheme to create a Malay regiment was adopted the inaugural j company of that regiment was seen ;on the Kuala Lumpur padang yes- terday m a drill demonstration. "A wonderfully
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    BOARD CHANGES
    95 6 Two New Men To Watch Sanitary Conditions From Our Own Correspondent.! Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 28. There will be two changes m the New Year m the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board. Following the policy laid down by Mr. James Lornie when he was British Resident, those members who have
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    UNREQUITED LOVE
    64 6 Believed Caused Of Young Chinese Suicide Attempt Unrequited love is believed to have been the cause that drove a young Chinese aged 22. to attempt suicide by taking caustic soda. H e was discovered m time, and taken to hospital, where he is now recovering. A long farewell
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    Women Becoming Less Feminine
    587 6 SUMMING UP MISS 1934 BY HER "BUMPS" CLEVER BUT SHE SPURNS MOTHERHOOD PHRENOLOGISTS have decided that the modern young girl is far more intellectual and gifted with greater reasoning powers than the girls of yesterday. From observations made during the past few months on hundreds of
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    SHOOTING AFFRAY
    99 6 Chinese Said To Be Victim Of Compatriots A Chinese gang If believed responsible for a shootin allrav un WedaCftiay night m a coffee shop on Pahang Street, near the junction of Jalan Sultan and Beach Road, when a Chinese is alleged to have been shot m the chest
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    CARS COLLIDE
    61 6 European Women In Taxi Injured A European woman riding m a taxi was slightly injured when a collision with another car at the junction of Grange Road and Napier Road on Wednesday She sustained cuts on the kne e and arms. The taxi driver, a Chinese, was also
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    HOW ONE MAN LOST 19 lbs. FAT.
    156 6 And Now Feels U*ot*tdi Fit. A lat man is eammonl) be good-humoured, there is many a lat man v going far from «uy letter describe one typi,., 1: I began to put on ireighf and developed stoutness m the stoj which was very
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      166 6 jBH V^HKU THE IDEAL WALL-BOARD H |C^H FIRE, WEATHER and I| H| SOUND PROOF If I I GYPROC is the most suitabK- b I I for walls, ceilings, partition^ I panels, being strong, safe, ttrepi H. 11l Jt takes any paint, paper or A! B I PP^^B bastine admirably and
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      68 6 GRAND OPENING TONIGHT TANK ROAD IflAI HICCO Saturday Sunday at 4.30 p.m. For matinee onl> Children under 1? years Half Price excepting on Gallen 20 cts. SPLCiAL REDUCEO PRICES Or ADMISSION: Full Box to Hold Six $12.50 $2.50. 1.50, 1.00, 50 cts. 30 cts. Booking at ROBINSON PIANO Co. Menagerie
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    Lord Baden-Powell Arrives
    280 7 /VO SCOUTS OR GUIDES PRESENT BY REQUEST Nat Singapore Ai-riay evening tc i\ Lord Badenhe arrived by train aba i. there any guides tc Lady Baden-Powell and daughters, the Misses iid Betty. I Sands. Commissioner for one or two other officials nut m mufti. The wnv there
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    31 YEARS SCHOOLING
    133 7 And Not A Day Missed By Family Of Five Sydney. Thirl years of schooling and not possible attendance missed! i ...-lonal reports of excep- j ;ularity of school attendance.) probably no case is more extraordi- j iary than that of a Coonamble family > :i. to the
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    SMUGGLED CHINESE
    107 7 Minister at Washington To Deal With Case Nanking. It is learned that Dr. Alfred Sze, the Chinese Minister at Washington, has been instructed by the National Government to secure full information m connection with the smuggling of Chinese labourers into the United States. Meanwhile, m compliance with the
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    Cow Carried Off By Tiger
    107 7 BEAST SEEN BY MAN ON MAIN ROAD •From Our Own Correspondent.* Ipoh, Nov. 29. time last night a cow belonging to Mr. Lacey, a resident of Cameron Highlands, was killed m a shed by a tiger, and dragged some distance. The carcase was discovered at
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    Dr. WILTSHIRE'S DEATH CAUSED BY STONE?
    1002 7 Burst Tyre Theory MR. HASTINGS TELLS HOW CAR JUMPED OUT OF CONTROL \U a owatt v, Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 29. A Jutsite 8 P POintecl stone caused the accident which killed Drcidem hi L graPhiC f scription of the Probable manner m which the
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    RARE COIN FOUND
    110 7 Struck By Cossack Who Led Revolt Against Catherine II vSajnara. A silver rouble coin bearing the image of Pugachev m royal attire has been found m one of the collective farms near Samara. The design is surrounded by the inscription—"White Tsar. Emperor Peter the Third." The other
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    SAFETY IN MINES
    78 7 Unique Research Station In U.S.S.R. Novosibirsk. A large mining research station for the study and elaboration of safety measures m mines and prevention of mine disasters has been completed m Leninsk. This station has no parallel m the world as regards its technical equipment and capacity. It
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    45 7 Moscow. The Institute of Zoology of the Academy of Sciences is compiling for publication a full description of all animals found m the Soviet Union. This book, entitled "Fauna of the U.S.S.R." will include the descriptions of 95.000 species and will consist of 150 volumes.
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      91 7 VICTORIA THEATRE Commencing Dec. 4th, 1934, and Nightly at 9.30 p.m. I m^m WITH HIS MIGHTY SHOW. MYSTERY! MYSTERY! MYSTERY! ?hc finest Magical Show to visit the East. BOOKING NOW OPEN AT LITTLES PRICES: $3 AND $1- CAPITOL Next Change. Come on a trip to Gay Pcree and leave your
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      395 7 Every Music Lover will thrill to the Magnificent Russian Music forming the Background to thir Spectacular Triumph You Must See it! I! CAPITOL 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 ii MARLENE DIETRICH The Screen's Reigning Beauty, Gorgeous m the Royal costumes of the SCARLET EMPRESS Wr ££&j*M tm Paramount Epic PP*^ JP I
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    The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1934 The Arms Traffic
    633 8 The Singapore Free Press FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30. 1934 The A rm s Traffic 'THE effective control of the trade i m armaments is a problem that has been broached time and again by individual nations and by the League, but the talks m the past have never emerged from the
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    DAY TO DAY
    355 8 Mr. S. Brayshay, Executive Engineer, P.W.D.. has proceeded home on leave. Mr. F. J. Daly, the well-known Sungei Siput planter, has returned from home leave. Lady Peel is expected m Malaya on Dec. 5 on a visit to her son who is stationed at Taiping. Mr. G.
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    KING'S JUBILEE
    49 8 Military Review To Be Held Next Summer London, Nov. 27. It was announced m the House of Commons today that m connection with the silver jubilee celebrations the King would next summer hold a military review the details of which are at present under consideration British Radio
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    77 8 London, Nov. 27. Exchequer returns for the past week show that during the current financial year the total ordinary revenue ex elusive of self-balancing revenue amounted at Nov. 24 to £366 816 051 which i» £2,044,652 less than the amount collected at the corresponding date last year. The
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    As I was Saying
    732 8 TTHE reports ot B.P.s" progress j down through Malaya since his arrival at Penang have been read with the keenest interest m Singapore. Next Saturday the Chief Scout will visit the Jalan Besar Stadium where a grand Rally of wolt cubs. boy scouts, rover Grand Howl
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    Psychology And The Scot
    784 8 "THE Scotsman is one who can be trusted to look carefully after his own affairs. He can also be trusted to look carefully after the affairs of others. And the typical Scot is the Aberdonian." The above statement quoted from memory appeared m a little German
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    pocket Battleships
    214 9 FRANCE REPLIES WITH A 25,000-TON WARSHIP prepared To Make Sacrifices Paris, Nov. 27. will not recoil from any sacrifices that may be I on her by Germany's con- iction ol six pocket battleships by the development of the lation m the Mediterra:lares M. Stern, m his on the
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    TURKISH DECREE
    28 9 Istanbul, Nov. 27. rnment has decreed tor- tninistert oi all denominations to appear m public In clerical attire except when attending religious cere- monies. Reuter Wireless
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    LAST "BEER BARON"
    81 9 "Dutch" Schultz Surrenders To Authorities New York, Nov. 28. The last beer baron of prohibition days. "Dutch" Schultz has surrendered to the Federal authorities after a nationwide hunt had been instituted. He is wanted for the non-payment of income tax which is said to amount to $790,0000.
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    20 9 The Societa Italia di Navigazione La Meridionale has applied for a subvention of 13 million lire (£220,000) to the Government.
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    Britain Vulnerable
    368 9 BUT WILL NOT BE CAUGHT NAPPING German Scare Unfounded London, Nov. 28. /GERMANY'S factories are working practically to war conditions, declared Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking on the amendment to the Address In the House of Commons. Drawing attention to the inadequacy of the defences of Britain of which
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    PEACE HOPES BETWEEN NANKING AND CANTON
    461 9  - PEACE HOPES BETWEEN NANKING AND CANTON Sin Chew Jit Poh Significant Gestures By The South a pttvp Shanghai, Nov. 29. under instructions from Marshal Chiang Kai-shek, Dr. Wang Chung-hui will leave Nanking shortly for Canton to finish his work M the peacemaker between Nanking and Canton In an interview with
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    PRESIDENT AND DAUGHTERS
    152 9 REPORTED SEIZURE BY REBEL SOLDIERS Displeased With Conduct Of Gran Chaco War New York, Nov. 28. A MESSAGE from La Paz. the capital of Bolivia, states that the President, Dr. Daniel Salamanca, his two daughters, the PresidentElect. Senor Tamayo. and the Minister of War. Senor Hertzog, are
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    STRIFE IN CUBA
    81 9 Communists, Police And Bomb Throwing Havana, Nov. Id. PIGHTING between Common- ists and police broke out when the police tried to arrest the leaders of the Cuban Communists. Bombs were thrown m various parts of the city and several people were seriously injured. Reuter. Later. Fire has
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    RUSSIAN WOMEN
    63 9 League Recommends Further Shanghai Inquiries. London, Nov. 28. The plight ot Russian women refugees m Shanghai was drawn attention to m the House of Commons today. Mr. Anthony Eden replying to a question, said the fifth committee of the League Assembly were anxious that steps should be taken
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    WHEAT CONFERENCE
    57 9 Budapest. Nov. 27. The wheat conference, which has been sitting for the past week, has approved of a proposal prolonging for two years the existing wheat agreement. The four big exporters, however, disagreed. The conference closes tomorrow but the big four will continue to negotiate the method of
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    113 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent. New York, Nov. 29. i The New York market is closed for Thanksgiving Day. London, Nov. 29. London, Nov. 29. Spot (Sellers* 6 9 16 d. (6 7 16d.) (Buyers) 6 7il6d. (6 5T6d.) January-March 6%d. (6%dL) April-June 6
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      152 9 $1.00 I'ota.ge <_ ressoniere Ji>h a la Italienne I«M| Chicken and Bacon y*>nz Beans and Chip Potato?* (old Meat and Salad < -inner Pudding: and Syrup Chee>e. FYuit. Coffee. CHOCOLATES Special Presentation Boxes I>IRE(T from HOME just unpacked (Limited Stock) Prices from 35c. to 53.00. SPECTACLE GRAND MUSIC and SINGING
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      71 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR R.M.A. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Nov. 29, 12 o'clock noon Latest cable: London spot sheet 6%d. per lb. New York spot sheet G. cts. 13*8 per lb. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose* 21.7.16 21.9J16 (F. 0.8) December 21% 21% Jan.
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      RUBBER PRICES VERY STEADY
      694 10 RUBBER PRICES VERY STEADY Good Restriction News From Batavia MESSRS. Symington and Wilson's weekly rubber market report dated London. Nov. 14, states: Since our last report the rubber market has been dull and inactive but prices kept remarkably steady till this afternoon when a fall of l Bd took place.
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      983 10 THURSDAY, NOV. 29, 1934. Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 3d 4s 7 lad Asam Kumbang 33s 35s Austral Malay 59s 61s c.d. Ayer Hitam Tin (5s) 14s 3d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1> 2.10 2.15 Bangrin Tin 25s 3d 26s Changkat Tin 46s 47s Chenderiang 8s 6d 9s
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      RUBBER STOCKS
      61 10 1 Fr« m Our Own i.ondnu. \n\ Messrs. Henry Qardn i mate world stocks an of rubber at O compared with 685.967 and 622.0(57 tOM at Oct The news ot th« d< lands Indies sm:.. caused satlsfaoUon m i and :.iost one-pc und r I have risen by
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      MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
      396 10 TABLE I Acreage, stocks, production, imports, and exports ol rubber. Including latex, concentrated latex and revertex. for the month of October. 1934. to dry tons At end of July, 1934. Singapore. Nov. 24. 1934. J. 1. MILLER. Registrar- General of Statistics. SS v Production Production A a
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      PLANTERS MUST BE CAUTIOUS
      413 10 WOULD LIKE TO REPLACE CUTS BUTWarning At Estate Owners'; Meeting THE annual general meeting of the Estate Owners' Association was held m Malacca, on Nov. 17. Mr. Chan Teck Chye presided. others present being Messrs. Chee Chin Kiong (vice-president). Tan So Ghi. W. H. Machado, Ali
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      197 10 SALES STOCK EXCHANGE 1.410.000 1.010.000 1.160.000 United Press Association Nov. 26. 27. 28. American Can. Com. lOe^ 105 106' 2 American Telephone and Telegraph 109 5 8 108*2 108*2 Atcheson Railroad 55 55^ 55 3 4 Dupont 100 BBVg BBjVa Firestone 17 17 17 General Electric 20*4 20
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      109 10 Nov. 2J» Gambler 6.75 Java Cube 9.00 I Hamburg Cube 10.00 Muntok White Pepper 64.00 White Pepper 63.00 Copra. Sundried 3.00 Copra, mixed 2.75 Fair Sago. Flour 2.20 Small flake Tapioca 3.50 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R. Siam > W.C. No. 1 per koyan Sl2O
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      109 10 A broad London, Nov. 27. Exchanges today wore: Paris 75 21 32. New York 4.98" Montreal 4.85 l 4 Brussels 21.38. Geneva 15.40. Amsterdam 7.38. Milan 58 15 32. Berlin 12.41 Stockholm L9.39H. Copenhagen 22.39 I '>. Oslo 19.90 1 Vienna 27. Helsingfors 226 3 i Madrid 119 5 16.
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      75 10 Baku. A new oil fountain lias been struck here at a depth of 1.358 metres, yielding daily from 1.500 to 2.000 tons of oil. The Lipis River Rubber Syndicate, situated at the lO^th mile. Kuala Li-pis-Benta Road and owned by a private European syndicate m Pahang. has been recently acquired
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    SPORT IMPROVES Relations Among EMPLOYEES
    930 11 SPORT IMPROVES Relations Among EMPLOYEES local Chinese Topics BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT -HE encouragement of sport long heir local staffs b y the firms m Singapore has about the most cordial up between senior and r employees. Isen of the Chartered Staff! Recreation Club. formed and exempted tion m 1932.
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    859 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst EXPENSIVE BARGAINS Like other valuable things m life, entries are often obtained only by some sacrifice. At times, it is necessary to give up winning trick, overtaking it m order to create an entry. At other times
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    MERCHANT FINED
    62 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 28. Ismail jee. a well-known Seremban Bombay merchant, was today finsd $50 by the Seremban magistrate for selling lottery tickets. At a previous hearing Ismailjje pleaded guilty and sentence was postponed until a decision had been given m an appeal m a
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    MAKING WATER SAFE
    50 11 New Method Discovered In U.S.S.R. Moscow. The Scientific Research Institute ot Water Supplies has prepared a new kind of silver sand which makes water absolutely safe for health. This new water disinfectant is the cheapest and most effective bacteria killer of all those known to science. Tass
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    UP-COUNTRY WEDDING
    152 11 Mr. J. G. Winchester And Miss C. Jackson The marriage has taken place at St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur, of Mr. J. G. Winchester, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Winchester, of Manchester and Rhos-on-Sea. and Miss Clare Jackson. only N daughter of Mrs. A. H.
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    SOVIET COTTON
    82 11 Widespread Enlargement Planned Moscow, Nov. 2(J. The Soviet authorities an? planning a widespread enlargement of the cotton textile industry. One big plant has already been built m Western Siberia and others are being built m central Asia. A froup of seven Sovie L COttOO manufacturing experts are proceeding
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    HUNDREDS OF BIRTHS
    63 11 There were 413 births In the Municipality of Singapore during the week ended Nov 24, as against 210 deaths. The chief cause of mortality was pneumonia which claimed 32 victims as against 34 last week. There were 15 deaths from phthisis as against 27 during the previous
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      288 11 Ass e t LJ e edj«,Ooo,O M A—ranee v torce OTCT ,35,00,00. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m 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
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      453 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000 OOfc Reserve Fund 3,00 m* Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000 OOf HEAD OFFICE: 38, Blshopsgate, London E.C. 3. Af encles and Branches. Alor Star illollo Saigon Amritsar
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      NEW CHIEFS APPOINTED FOR TRAINING SHIP
      574 12 Naval Captain And Airman For Conway THE management committee of H.M. school ship Conway have confirmed the appointment of Captain T. M. Goddard, Lieut.- j Commander S.A.N.S.. as captain superintendent of the Conway. r.nd Mr. Thomas Ethelred Browne 8.A., B.Sc., as headmaster, and they
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      NAVAL COMMANDS
      123 12 Tokio. Imperial sanction having been obtained, the following promotions and transfers were gazetted on Nov. 15: Admiral Nobunasa Suetsugu to be C-in-C, Yokosuka Naval Siation. Admiral Osami Nagano to be a member of Supreme War Council. Vice- Admiral Sankichi Takahashi to b e C-in-C of the Combined Fleet
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      ATLANTIC CROSSINGS
      116 12 ATLANTIC CROSSINGS SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES IT has been announced by United States Lines that excursion tourist class rates from British ports on their liners Manhattan and Washington will i be £30. compared with £41. which is the ordinary round trip rate. Third-class excursion rates will be t'22. compared with £29
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      MORRO CASTLE
      169 12 £10,000 Damages Sought For Deaths Of Passengers A suit for $50,000 I €10.000* damages tor the deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Oreismer has been started yesterday m Brooklyn by the Greismers' executrix against the Atlantic Gulf and West Indies Steamship Lines as owner and the New York
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    NEW NORWEGIAN TANKER
    91 12 A new motor tanker lh< recently completed at t:. Gotavarken. Oothenburg. hll t>livered to her uwutil Bta PM*rederi a s. Btavanger Th a valuable ftdditi the merchant fied oi Namj, ta mod crn m all respects and BM exacting requirements of up- f tanker operation The Senator,
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      638 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Hooking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railways of Skim. MfiBHS?! ,j> MOTEL* EXPfUEftft 4 *^E (Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA. FOUR MAGNIFICENT "EMPRESSES," COMPRISING THE LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS ON
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      143 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA SANGYO-KAHN KAISHA. LTD. •Incorporated m JapanREGULAR FREIGHT AM) PASSENGER SERVICE HAVRE MARU Nov. 30 Dec 6 ERIE MARU Dec 10 Dec 10 MILAN MARU Dec. 11 Dec 15 FOR KOBE, OSAKA. MOJI YA\VAT\ NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA ERIE MARU Dec. 16 Dec. 16 For rates and
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      114 12 HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE' (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENT Regular passenger and i\irc«i from Singapore to Java. Borneo. Banka and Killiton FOR BATAVIA. HKKIIION \N» SEMARANG (Kvery Twea and W s.s. Nam Toof v J s.s. BanHonKLionu Tues FOR SOURABAYA BASUJERMASI (Fortnightlx srr\i«« s.s. Giang Ann
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      548 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And 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. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 7 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.30 a.m.
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      41 12 CLEARANCES Nov. 28: Fumia -Dan.': Singkel. Kuiit, Tobelo, Angelina. Paula. Bintang «Dut. Jeypore. Sarpedon. Lipis. Ipoh. Gemas. Sin Aik Lee. Maku-ra. Aing Leong. Hone; Lam <Bnt. I Nov. 29: Kola. Karapara 'Brit > Van. Heutsz. Van der Lyn. Tidore (Dot.); Henrik "Nor. >.
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      301 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR snips ■liagriii the uj,.. expactti la „mv. r X^ St wK hait L ftltrwi GMi i Sirdhana 22; On T, r v lyohiko Mara i</ I Main Wharf (Ent ran (>itp City (,i Bacdad 18; V V 14; Centaur Kamuniiv Rhesus Havre Maru 7 Empire Dock (ErUr.,,,,,. (llt
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      453 13 P. O. S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWARDS P"* D«e T'nage Spore. T'na*» k'mm RANCHI 17.000 Dec. 7 BHUTAN 6 100 Feb ?i SOMALI 6.810 Dec 19 CARTHAGE 15 000 Feb Is NALDERA 16.000 Dec 21 BEHAR 6 qoo Feb 28 InOf CATHA\ 15,000 Mar 1 1935 SOUDAN 6 500 Mar
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      444 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) M "ELLERMAN" LINE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG, VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer City ot Bagdad Oue Sails City of Florence In Port Dec 2 City of Eastbourne c 14 Dec 16 City of Evansville Dec 30 Jan 2 Jan.
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      730 13 i-jLQ INSURANCE. Tne c n o d L L l td don ttnd Globe ihe Sl^Bß and Mersrv Marm RAILWAYS.^ The Federated Malay States Railways The Royal State Railway, of Siam AIRWAYS. SBrT&a&j&u, Alr ays ,ta. 5!Ci..- i Bgr o 2r*»* li 2Sj, Qantas Empire Airways Ltd ?a* BLUE rUMMEL
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      795 14 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKEIVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAROS- h .iday. Nov. 30. Sapat, Tembilahan. Poeloe-Pallas and Rengat. OP TEN NOORT Friday, Nov. 30, Muntok (passengers and mails only). Batavia, Semarang and Sourabaya. SlBERG— Friday. Nov. 30. Rhio, Dabo, Billiton and Batavia. TINOMBO— Friday, Nov. 30. Belewan-Dell. TOBOALl— Saturday. Dec. 1, Koedap,
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      338 14 ■iim— WTf REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS TO NAPLES GENOA MARSEILLES Via Penan*, Colombo, Bombay, Snei, Port Said, Alexandria on the Famous PRESIDENT LINERS All outside stateroomsExcellent cuisine Swimming bath Three day stopover m Egypt. Arrive Leave Arrive Singapore. Singapore. New York. PRESIDENT GARFIELD Dec. 1 Dec. 4 Jan. 15 PRESIDENT POLK
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    FULL STORY OF ENGLAND ITALY GAME
    673 15 Highbury More Like A Battlefield Than A Playing Pitch I (From Our London Staff) Fleet Street, Nov. 15 N0 was written about the England vs. Italy soccer interna I before it took place to fill several full-sized new. what really happened at Highbury yesterday
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    SURREY TITLE
    143 15 Prenn's Skilful Play Against Californian Daniel Prenn. the former German Davis Cup player, effectively subdued D. N. Jones, the tall Californian with the "cannon-ball" service, at Dulwich. to win the Surrey covered courts title. Prenn gave a great display. After "two-all" he went straight on to win the
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    CHAMPIONS AT WEMBLEY
    113 15 Professional Tournament Players Six of the leading professional players m the world are taking part m the championship tournament at the Empire Pool. Wembley. "Big Bill" Tilden. three times Wimbledon champion. Ellworth Vines, winner m 1932. and Bruce Barnes will represent America. Hans Nusslein comes from Germany.
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    THE FOOTFAULT PROBLEM
    278 15 Proposed Alteration Tried Out In South Africa SEVERAL DISADVANTAGES AN experiment m serving from behind an auxiliary line two feet behind the baseline was tried at the Wanderers, states a Reuter message from Johannesburg, when N. G. Farquharson. the South African champion, and Miss D. Craze opposed
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    S.C.C. vs. WILTSHIRES
    154 15 Crack Players Prevent Abandonment The S.C.C "B defeated a team from the Wiltshire Regiment by 5 points I a goal) to 3 points ia try> on the Padang on Wednesday. As was expected it was mostly a forward battle, the ball being very difficult to handle outside
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    KEDAH CHAMPIONSHIP
    86 15 A. R. Craig's Narrow Victory Victory Over Halliday The Kedah and Province Golfing Association annual meeting was played over the Malakoff course. In the championship A. R. Craig beat G Halliday by 2 and 1 after an exciting game. In the ladies' championship Mrs Baumgartner beat Mrs. Perrin.
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    25 15 HTNT t of the Spurs, m a rush to the Portsmouth goal, during the match with Portsmouth at White Hart Lane. Tottenham Hotspur won 4—l.
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    SUARES IN INDIA
    56 15 Fighting at the Jubilee Hall, Rangoon, Arthur Suares gained a points victory over Fighting Choo, the Penang welterweight. Suares scaled list. 61b. to Choo's lOst. 101 b. Suares' superior weight and strength gave him a big advantage, but the Chinese put up a very plucky fight and
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    KUALA LUMPUR'S BIG SHOTS
    253 15 RIFLE CLUB'S YEARLY COMPETITION Not Much Missed By S. G. Grant From Our Own Correspondents Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 28. TTHE Kuala Lumpur Rifle Club held its annual competition for the Donegal Badge on the Rifle Range. The event also served as the eliminating stage for the
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    SEPOY LINES CLUB
    214 15 Coming Match With R.A.F. Officers The following players are taking part m a match between the Sepoy Lines Golf Club and the R.A.F. officers at the Club on Dec. 2:--a.m. 9.15 Hosking (9) and Oakeley <11> vs. S. Ldr. A. G. Knight <14> and S. Ldr. Parker
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    Cambridge Golfers Beaten By Professionals
    812 15 A WORSE DISPLAY THAN OXFORD Former Boy Champion Shines For 'Varsity TN the annual match against a team of first-class professionals, cap- tamed by Alliss. Cambridge University were heavily defeated on the Royal Worlington and Newmarket Course at Mildenhall. Conceding three holes' start the professionals
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    NEW GOLFING BLUE?
    44 15 1 F. C. de Saram appears to be well m i,he running for a golfing blu^ at Ox- ford University. De Saram. who is a son of Mr. F. de Saram of Colombo, has already got his cricket and tennis blues
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    NEW UP-COUNTRY BOOM IN BADMINTON
    117 15 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 28. A definite step towards the reorganisation of the Negri Sembllan Badminton Association was taken today when the local body held its annual general meeting under the chair- manship of Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Mustapha J.P.. one of
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    138 15 The following have been invited to play rugby for the S.C.C. vs H M.S. 'Terror on Wednesday. Dec. 5. on the Padang: A. E. Minns; P. H. Burgess, E. A. I Matthews, P. W. Holt, J. C. W. Kemp; |H. J. M. Hesketh, C. T. Owen; J. W. Muncey, R.
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      99 15 EPERAK TURF CLUB. CEMBER AMATEUR MEETING 1934. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1934. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Bth, 1934. \<*niM; MEMBERS must be introduced by members oHheCliiband WCST apply TO THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE, CHENG BOX WILDING, BREWSTER ROAD, IPOH, NOT LATER THAN 5 p.m. <>N THE DAY BEFORE THE RACE DAY for which they
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      41 15 CHANGE TO Those old worn- \%^3 out plugs of yoi/rs m!f*'' may be wasting /fl^l one gallon fiJTI'PATENTEDj every ||j|| made »n engiand I DIBTRIBUTOfta FOR MALAYA BORNEO S^""^B MOTORS LMITED RKMKMBKK I LOOK FOR THE CHOP MADE IN ENGLAND i
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    LADDIES FRAE AYONT THE TWEED TROUNCE SASSENACHS
    976 16 But The Rest Go Down Fighting FYFE GETS FOUR GOALS AND KING GETS INJURED Scotland 5 The Rest 1. rE annual ofl-season football match between teams representing Scotland and the Rest, which was played yesterday afternoon on the S.C.C. padang, resulted m a
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    S.C.C. ARRESTED BY POLICE
    258 16 CLUBMEN CAUGHT IN SWIFT RAIDS BUT ONLY AT HOCKEY! Police 2 S.C.C 1. ONE of the best hockey matches seen on the padang this season took place yesterday between the S.C.C. and the Police, and resulted m a win for the visitors by the narrow margin
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    SELECTIONS FOR K.L. RACES
    433 16 Amateurs Will Find Going Heavy Today m XHE going for today, the first day of the Selangor amateur meeting here, will be very heavy owing to recent rains. A good attendance is expected. The sweeps for both days have been selling well. The selections for today
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    SCOTLAND AGAIN
    79 16 From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 29. The annual soccer match between Scotland and the Rest was played yesterday and resulted m a win for Scotland by two goals to cne. It was a scrappy game throughout. Scotland gained the lead m the second minute of play
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    38 16 London, Nov. 29. The Rugby League matches played yesterday resulted as follows Eastern Cties 19: Surrey 5 Ken t 14: Middlesex 18 <at Blackheath). P'mouth Sers. 11: Guy's Hos 30 Aldershot Sers. 5: Bristol 13 Reuter
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    ENGLISH SCHOOL
    34 16 The English School are playing a football match against Raffles Institution on the Institution's ground today. On Monday the English School will play hockey against the V.M.C.A II on the V.M.C.A. ground
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    13 16 A BREAKAWAY m the game between the S( < R- lH Wiltshire*. a thp
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    INTERNATIONAL CUP FOR PROFESSIONAL TENNIS
    122 16 INTERNATIONAL CUP FOR PROFESSIONAL TENNIS Paris, Nov. 27. The International Association of Lawn Tennis Professionals, founded this afternoon, has decided to create a professional tournament for the Georges Bonnardel Cup to be run on similar lines to the Davis Cup. The United States. France, Ireland and Germany have already entered
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    CUP REPLAYS RESULTS
    37 16 London, \ov 2* The lollowinK are resutU of F\ r.n replays played today < After extra time) Lincoln 4: Shildon 0 Exeter 5: Charlton Stockport 4: Blyth Hartlepools 2 Halifax S New Brighton 1 Southport
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