Singapore Daily News, 10 November 1932

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    11 1 The Singapore Daily News \<> 34. THURSDAY, NOV. 10TH, 1932. 5 CENTS.
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    Our Ideas
    457 1 H r ;i Japan m Ihe m oi propaganda y i ■inT^-iii^ crit i< m «:n adm i mim- H>' nl |he :iri as prac n the island enipii instance, could itei ;it the momen! appearance <»i Manchukuo m 1 1. among the lipts !...ntl- a^ quoted i
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    NO INCREASE IN LIGHT AND WATER RATES.
    1998 1 IN COMMITTEE HUDGET BALANCING PROBLEM. MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT DEFIED. IV "d en. m »r .I", I 1 1 'I'"' WU er raUs "—»»'»<>«• b> «be mi a I r I' ial:mCe {{W *•"—**<* IW3 With Ike cmmiMMioaertf at the Badsjet Meeiiag yesterday me rstmated
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    FISCAL POLICY.
    53 1 Mr. Harries Laiuuhrs Attack. An attach on the official advocacy of a change oi ftscjl policy m the Colony was launch' < d by Mi. J. W. Harries m opening the debate on the budget, who said thai until that threat on the trade of Singapore was abolished
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    HOW ROOSEVELT WON.
    1681 1 ABLE PUBUOTY. NEW TARIFFS UNLIKELY. HOOVER'S MESSAGE. Uv a sweeping majority, Mr. Franklin RocseveH has" been elected President of the Halted States. TV result is described as an M tinparallrh-d tidal-wave," the Dtmrcrats claiming 472 out of a total tf ."i.il electoral votes. Mr. Hoover was asuoag
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    SIR S. WILSON'S VISIT.
    677 1 LATEST PLANS. RESIDENT COUNCILLOR TO MEET HIM. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Wednesday. According to the latest information the Kanpura bringing Sir Samuel Wilson is due at dawn tomorrow. The Governor, who has come down the Hill and is spending the night at the Residency, will
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    YOUTHFUL RED BOUND OVER.
    203 1 <OIRT LEMEiNCV. RIOT INCIDENT RECALLED. PATERNAL ADVICE. Addressing him m severe paternal lan^ua^e, the Hampstead magistrate bound over the 1 youth who was recently found m the «arden of the Prime Minister's house at Hampstead m possession of three bricks. It was disclosed that the youth,
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    BOAT AGROUND.
    82 1 ACCIDENT AT ENTRANCE OF PENANG HARBOUR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Wednesday. The motor-steamer Trave, uitering Penang harbour this mornini?, grounded m Kuala Muda Strait which is just at the entrance of the harbour. Assistance was at once summoned and the steamer was successfully refloated two hours later.
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    Others' Ideas
    549 1 I n,hss,,r (.i11,,,, JackMOM. iho Toronto I'aiversiH >o|»artnunt off Political Srioiiro has i«Miud the rmmk* ol Himany who s< .«k causos 4.1 u XNO erjHJ* Before the War. world ira«l Maintained fairlj even keel The ct.unirios o ihr wvrU[ divided Iheamelveii into iw«i classos: iho old «kr creditor
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    225 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. Spot rubber closed un(hanjr<«i on 'I ueiidfty'fl pi i' #> m London la ni,'4'}i' ai 1 1 1 1">, accordrngj to rftbk 1 from our London emrrespon('cm. The. •n;i,k(t i firm n'J the forward price* are m follows: I). «mber 29
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    SHARE PRICES.
    694 2 Middle Qnotatioiis On Wednesday* \ti-lill<- prices of local issues were •Hew* m Singapore on icrording to I ra > v Co's list: minim;. \am Kumliansr 27 Austral Ayor Hitam Tin 1 1 \i n\ v n Tin 11, BftUn«; Padang r i'..tfu u\o< 0.40., Bui i( Aransj 0.4*1
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    40 2 Wednesday's exriuMsffjf rates in-c]u(}«-<l t tio followins::--SELMXG. London, 1 months' si^ht 24 London, months' sig-ht 2 ;n U2 Id idon, »;o da.\.-' sight 2/3 15/16 fvondon, .'5O days' siirht 2 .'i 29/32 London, demand 2^3% London, T.T. •> 07 •>.>
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    OPIUM HAUL.
    23 2 Marseilles, Tuesday, information received the l>ei*iaJ commissioner at Ifarseillea sieied ISO kilos of opium on board tho Btemmer Lamartine Aneta- Havas
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    RUBBER STOCKS.
    98 2 Below 100,000 Toiih Mark. (From Our Own rorrespondent.) London, Tuesday. The United Kingdom rubber stocks are now under 100,000 tons for the fim time since May, 1030, having reached the figure of 1W.425 tons, as compared with 132,607 a year a#o. Ihvea (Johore) Rubber Plantations, Ltd., propose to
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    78 2 12 noon Nov. 9, 1932. Buyers Sellers dambier 5 50 Java Cube l()!oo Hamburg r ube 10.50 Muntok White Popper 'MOO White Pepper 23 60 Srt, Pepper ihj>o Mixed Black Pepper 15 00 Sundried Copra 5.00 Mixed Copra 535 535 Small Flake Tap 3% l^ t>
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    PENANG SURPLUS.
    317 2 No Reduction m Vacant Land Assessment. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang", Wednesday. A further special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held yesterday to pass the 1933 budget. The budget was introduced a week ago the commissioners then went into committee to consider the estimates m detail. Mr.
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    BIMETALLISM NO REMEDY.
    860 2 SILVER'S FUNCTION. CHANCELLOR REPLIES TO PREDECESSOR. London, Tuesday. The House of Commons adopted without division a Labour motion expressing Parliament's concern at the present volume of unemployment and welcoming: all measures to deal with it. The debate was noteworthy for a lontf statement by the Chancellor of
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      164 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. RAJ PUT AN A, Brit., 9,455 tons, from Yokohama 9-11, 101 London 11-11. GIANG ANN. Brit., :.i:> tons, from Bandjermaoin 9-11, for Bourabaya 10-1 1. DE WEERT, Dutch, 988 tons, from Batavia 9-11, for Rlinjoo 12-11. ROKAN, Dutch, 'dHd tons, fion Beta•ran 9-11, i\.r Belvwaa 11-11. MINDEROO, Brii
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      596 2 SHIPPING UST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. 'I following jnuaenger nailinft are pending For Europe. P. :in«l O. S. N. r >.'r> Rfjputana (Nov. 11). N.Y.K. Tprukuni Maru < Nov. It), Hakaaaa afar* 'Doc i >. Hambara; Amerika Line: Rheinlanl (Nov. 1«). East Asiatic Co., Ltd. Erria (Nov. 22,. [ilu*» Funnul:
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      361 2 THE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Ibiiridav, November 10. St. And row's Society practii'^ dance, Adelphi Hotel, 5.45 p.m. Friday, November 11. Armistice Day: Ceremony at Cenotaph 7^M) a.m. and Service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, 10.30 a.m. Ex-Servicf»s Assn. dinner. Raffles Hotel, 8 p.m. Singapore R*o<\>. First Da\ Saturday. November 12. Singapore Raceii,
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      326 2 MAILS. Mail* dose m Singapore:— Today. Europe, Great Britain, Ireland and North America to connect with ih«' Air Mail at Karachi (Uy Train i 7.:>0 :i.m. Singkawang and Pemangkat Palopo I 9 a.m. 4namba and Katuna Islands (General Ver*pyck) 0 a.m. North N.-Eaat and N.-West Sumatra I Cron er) 10
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    HEAVY HOCKEY DEFEAT FOR S.C.C.
    1615 3 IMFR-STATE GAME. C.S.C. AVENGED. VOLUNTEERS' EIGHT GOALS IN INTERESTING GAME. \S MATCH ON PADANG TODAY. I'arlani: veMerday the Singapore Volunteers trounced i < by eight uoais to om ,n a fast and interesting hockey uin tame the May of the police *ho beat the x
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    50 3 Scottish League Beats English 3-1. Manchester, Wednesday. In an inier-lcamie foal hall match lv re today the Scottish league beat the English Ki'Kiie by three jroals to nil. crowd sf M,4 .50 saw Napier score twice and Dewar At halt time the score > v;J v I—;i1 ;i
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    GLOSTER MACHINE GUNNERS.
    198 3 RUGBY WIN. EASY VICTORY OVER A. (M.G.) CO., S.V.C. A (MjG.) Co. GI. Reft 19 A (M.G.) Co., S.V.C. 3. Displaying marked superiority over the A (M.G.) Co., Volunteers, the Gloucester Regiment machine gunners secured an easy Rugbyvictory at Tanglin yesterday by ll> points (two goals and
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    BOXING.
    91 3 TOMORROW'S FIGHTS AT GREAT WORLD. Tho (treat World is staging another bi xing show tomorrow ni^ht and some good fights are expected. The main event i s the meeting of Al Riven and a newcomer from Manila, Con Cordero. Tin fight will be ovei ten three-minute-rouruly. The preliminaries are
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    MEDALS OF HONOUR.
    56 3 Physical Education In France. Paris, Tuesday. The Journal Official publishes a li>t of athletes who will receive medals of honour for services rendered to the cause of physical education. Tin- name- of Borotra, Brugnon, and Cochef are mentioned for tennis, Taris for swimming and the Olympic champions
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    AMBAK SOOLOH.
    60 3 Inter-School Football Competition. Results m the Singapore interEchool football competition for the Ambok Sooloh Shield are:— Preliminary Round. Radin M. 8 Geylang 1 Victoria B. <> Teluk K. o Replay: Victoria B. 1 Teluk K. 0 Firvf Hound. Radin M. 3 Outram R. 0 Anglo-C. > Serangoon 0
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    BADMINTON.
    50 3 The President, of the Rover's Badminton Party, Mr. O. B. Beng announce! that medals will be awaided to the following for meritorious services rendered: Messrs. Tan Quee Leng (hon: secretary) Kum Kirn Leng (hon: treasurer) Chan Teck Seng (hon: auditor) Seah Cheng Kang (spoils captain) and Ong We<Kiong (vice-captain).
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    CHARITY FOOTBALL.
    60 3 The following will represent Rattles Institution m a charity football match m aid of the NonEuropean Unemployment Fund, against the An^lo-Chinese School today at the Jalan Besar stadium: Loh Jv/ee Yeow; Choo Seng Quee, Musbah; Kee Yew Lcng, S. M. Ally, Mohd. Said (capt.); Yap Bon^ Wan, Quek
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      259 3 X'MAS PRESENTS For Friends at Home. BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH OUR LONDON lio, Bl UF UNDERTAKE THE DELIVERY OF ANY or THE REASONABLE (JIFTS I ISTED IN OUR SPECIAL BOOKLET TO W> ADDRESS IN IMF UNITED KINGDOM. MANILA CIGARS The greatest care is taken m the selection the Tobacco used
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    THE PAVILION.
    116 4 AT THE CINEMA. The il i it lire programme whii »i tied lv t ni^lit at the ion pi t»v< 'I not her success. "'I he I ndi > iona <>r X ire" is a. ''">' vit h plenty of sin^i I^, 1.-v<-r riancing .-m>.l catchy music. Sttjffi
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    THE RAINBOWS.
    55 4 i A bright review entitled "Stop Thief!" was j.r.:: entcd by t>i Rainbows, the R.A.F. concert parly, at the VM.CA. la night. The review co x -em.- J. Pudi\i*n who Anally «:<'!•' recognition ■id ptomot i'>n to higher rank. The whole thing went with a swing and was
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    TANGLIN TIT HITS.
    382 4 AT THE THEATRE. When the Tanglin Tit Bits first n de their bow to a Singapore audience they were voted the best entertainers of the kind M>on for many a day. They arc hack again at the Victoria Theatre— sad to say, is a rarewell appearance. for
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    DEFENCE SUGGESTION IN BOOKKEEPER CASE.
    2887 4 CROSS-EXAMINATION OF MR. JULIAN ISRAEL. WHOLE DAY IN WITNESS-BOX. A dose cross-examination by counsel for (he accused of Mr. Julian Israel, who occupied ih<* witness box diiiim? the whole of yt'sl erday's Bitting, marked a farther stage m the Assize trial of Mior Teng Qnee,
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      185 4 COTTON OXFORDS \w ft) c you a i \vt flying start too! FOOTBALL BOOTS CAN BE LIGHT AND FLEXIBLE, HUT WITHOUT THE VIRILE SPRINGINESS OF COTTON. OXFORDS. they merely do not retard Ml <OT I ON. OX FORD /y r movement. COTTONRKiBI II I! ir U Hprriall) OXFOUIIS POSITIVELY HELP
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    JAPANESE BANK'S SUIT.
    616 5 JAPANESE BANK'S SUIT. HFTEEN KILLS. I AIM AGAINST ACCEPTORS. t c the Chief I Murison) m -inlay m r >hama Specie Bank, r Kwok .I'm and I aid Co. for t i- ni 15 hills I was alleged, t defendants X the respective E tiffs, and preE by the plainW
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    WILL IT EVER VISIT MALAYA ?
    57 5 WILL IT EVER VISIT MALAYA I h.- 1.r.il (M ,< (m. pirlnrc <:.!...: ils turn Ruropc from i;, la-f flight U Soalli \m«rira IMIfl \«ar Virships ..I iln-> lypc* ii..i> i l>< passing o\«. r Malaya if Dr. l>kvnoi s plan lor I /t-ppelin snvirr 1 1 .mi! H..11. in.
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    "JAPAN'S DARING CONQUEST."
    364 5 PROBLEMS RAISED. AN OHTSPOKKN LONDON fOMMF.NT. London, Sunday. I n«»( mil v :i inilil a i iim> > i»f j;i <;il dai ing and I i,. conqm i of a new market v\l;;<h Japan fui «)i jani.-i-d. l.iii a vast system of empire m the l''ai East."
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    THE PHEMIUS.
    158 5 FATE OF BLUE FUNNEL STEAMER UNKNOWN. Colon, Wednesday. If is reported thai the Phemitifl is off tin* coast of Nicaragua. The IJritish steamer Killeritf is hastening to her assistance. Renter* An earlier message from London stated There are tfrave fears that the British steamer Phemius, bound from New
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    WAR LORDS DENY RUMOUR.
    855 5  - WAR LORDS DENY RUMOUR. Sin Chew Jit Poh. MONARCHY PLOT. GENERAL MUTO ANXIOUS. MORE PLANES WANTIiD. Shanv liai, Tuesday. Marshal '■(•iij; Yu-hsiang (the "< hristiau General" and Shensi warlord) has wired to Dr. Lo W; r.kan (the Foreign Minister) denying tin- Japanese report thai he is combining with Gen. Ban
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    PROPAGANDA AND ART.
    188 5 PROPAGANDA AND ART. viosrow SCHEME. ORIKNTAL STUDIES AND SOCIALISM. Moscow, Oct. 19. The uiincsi which the- public •Msplays m ihe pount rie <»r the Ka.si, an. which is encouraged t(> the fullest extent by the authorities, is further attested by the opening of a new hall m th Bt-mitage Galleries
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    MR. DE VALERA.
    125 5 DIRECT CHALLENGE TO THE I.R.A. Dublin. ednesday. A sensation has been caused m political circles by a speech by Mr. de Valera at the Fianna Fail Convention, m which he warned the Irish Republican Army and other organisations that anyone found m possession of aims would be
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    RATINGS' THREAT.
    99 5 Australia Kaisrs INaval Men's Allowances. Canberra, Wednesday. Following a protest meeting of 200 naval ratings at Melbourne against the reduction m pay under the financial emergency It which sookesmen threatened action by 8,000 ratings unless their grievances were remedied and on a Government recommendation the Naval Board decided
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    WHIPPINGS IN STORE FOR ROBBERS.
    2197 6 DISTRICT JUDGE UTTERS A WARNING. TWENTY STROKES FOR A CHINESE. At the conclusion of another case of armed robbery m wh;cl> a participant wma sentenced to twenty strokes of the cat, Mr. C. Wilson, the Criminal District Judge, remarked, 1 wonder if it is generally
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    MIDNIGHT STABBING.
    96 6 Coroner's rrdic Culpable Homifi A verdict of i against an ab ci turned by the Sh Mr. P. G. Bourne, the conclusion into tli" death i Insp< ctor Trewin 1 o'clock m tin he was called to a Brat Basah Koad several Chine t h-it i \wi of
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    GIANT HAILSTONE.
    40 6 (topic Hi Svolmm!< An Bltpi <«• storm i it cd the neighboi rhm> The stoi m la ted did eonsiileral»!i" <t ;l Th<- hftilst< n weighing n A number I and there livt-siwk and i lo window i-.in- Tass
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    NEW PRESIDENT FOR ROTARY CLUB.
    2074 7 fIX v. A. ELEV ACCEPTS !NV IVATION. Hi E TO MR. R. J. FARRER. the Singapore Rotary Club held at ,re*terday. as tho handing over of the ravel president, Mr. VV. Rley. Owing to 'he Mm, pros.^cnt Mr K. J. Farrer. to Kelan- rided to
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    JAPAN'S BUDGET.
    197 7 CAUSES OF THE DEFICIT. Ivondon, Monday. The Financial Times devotes a leading article to the Japanese Budget, and notes that, while Japan had formerly a favourable commercial balance and a balanced budget worked on a sound principle, the reverse is now the case. The Financial Times adds that
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    44 7 Paris, Monday. A man named (jolstom ftged 32, said to ho a former interpreter m the British Army, has boon arrested m Pans. It is al]i'gv<\ that, pa&rfing himself off at) an ESiifpliiih nohloman, lie committed many thefts m aristoPfAt.it* r»irflp« m Paris- Aneta-Havas
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    UNUSUAL LEGAL CASE.
    484 7 WOMAN'S CLAIM. TRUSTEES WHO COULD NOT PAY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Tuesday. In the Supreme Court today Mr. Justice Prichard delivered jud*cment m the motion m which Mr. P. G. Pools*, on betatf of Rosie Ekairtb ;ind her four Children, askt'd for leave to issue a
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    CARE OF BLIND.
    162 7 Ambitions Soviet Programme. Moscow, Oct. 27. The filth All-Russian Conference of the Blind which has been meeting here has concluded its sessions. Many important decisions have heen reached for fui thei improving the lot of the Wind citizens of the Union. The Society has a memhership of
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    ANCIENT ROME.
    157 7 Interesting Exrhanjr*Of Photographs. Odessa, Oct. 21. An exchange of photogtsj|>hs of ancient Rome took place here. The exchange wa^ effected by Dr. Hot, the German consul-general, who acted on instructions of the Rome department of <h. lv>;,i Museum, and M. Volkov. chairman of the Odessa branch of th>
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      125 7 WHITEAWAYS SPECIAL MILLINERY WEEK 0T~"^ ALL THAT IS NEWEST IN I STRAWS, FELTS, 1 VELVET CAPS m :i profusion of variety nnd always .it Sin^apore*^ IjOWEST PRICES. m n LADIES 1 PINK MERCERISED BRASSIERE. Perfect fitting, lightweight, fast* en :tt back, Size -54 to 40. Price $1.25. [j Vest 1
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      66 8 "Definitely A film NOT TO MISS m these days of Depression STRAITS TIMES (Yesterday) NO W D II A W I N G ALL SINGAPORE TO THE CAP TOL I i The Comedy Sensation that the whole world is Laughing at HAROLD "MOVIE CRAZY" I aruinounl s Biggest Hiot of
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      145 8 A B 2 j|p| J l RESERVATIONS PHONE 6903 GAY, Tuneful. Britfeli Picture* You >% ill reall) enjoy! Snappy Comedy! Catch; Songs!! t,^" TEDDY BROWJ V ami MARIUS. B. WINTER ORCHESTRA A Brilish International Picture GREAT EXTRA- ATTRACTION!!! M«tat M »1 any cost t is the fin^ miiKl I»h UNNE
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