Malaya Tribune, 3 December 1934

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Largest Circulation Ot Any Daily Newspaper In Malaya ,1 XXL -No. 2Q3 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Dec. 3. 1934. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934 FIVE CENTS,
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      231 1 irikite Dominant In zJlda fay a FREE TO ALL: I lljj "WestiDghouse* 5 jf^M An official of the G.E.C. has placed a number (which does not exceed 15) of a certain fruit W%m IGENERAI ELECTRIC I (L/.i^fa (one of those named or the coupon) in a sealed 'Westinghouse' refrigerator at
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    Shipping News & Notices.
    755 2 Shipping News Notices. DIESEL-ELECTRIC PADDLE SHIP 17-Knot River Craft For The L.N.E.K. AN order has been placed with the English Electric Co.. of Rugby and Stafford- for ihe power plant of 1 ship which may be as important a unit in tin* history of marine engineering as was the Turbinia,
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    CHANNEL CROSSING
    106 2 Proposed Train-Ferry Service Next Year PftUeQKert between Par's arid London next summer will And their traveling facilitated hy not having *n tranship nt either s de of the Enffllah Channel, As a part of the programme for speeding up travel between the two capita'** 'he launching took place
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    JAPANESE CHARTERS
    286 2 European Vessels In Dairen Trade Ihiirvn, THE number ul Jaj|»e Europe, \n fn-itflveia unilcr Japanese char to toa<tini( hc r o *'ith bean* or Unloading floor, s. L'ailily mounting. The pi t'ssfnet of mi many frhip.s flying foreign flag> id the hurbit'ir dotjs no* u proportionate aiMolitK Delicti'
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    PANAMA TRAFFIC
    173 2 Britain's Share More Than Maintained t'anamn tndk'Mt >n of iniprov!u. r Wi<rli| trudt* i« irist»n liy hr ftgui-pv »tf tl t »11? of the Pa nam it Canal for the iii-t- io months «»f U'.'U. Tlit'Sf Aj&utfe* 4havr K\ tin- rtPrl|»'t. iTii'ti':t<?d hv £Allo,rt<H) «."i-i Iht- COT-K-nonding period
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    AFRICAN SERVICES
    73 2 Reduction In Freight Rates By German Companies Berlin. A general reduction of freight tariffs is announced by the German shipping companies trading wi-h Africa. The so-called additional currency charge of 10 per cent, on shipments to and from East Africa has been eaneelka, and tariff reductions have been
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    SHIPPING MATTERS IN PARLIAMENT
    614 2 Question Of Sister Vessel To Queen Mary IN the House of Commons last month, Mr. W. Mckeag asked whether any representation had been made by the Government to Cunard White Star Ltd. that the sister ship to the Queen Mary should be buiF on the Tyn»,
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      395 2 STREAMER SAILINGS. Pa O 1 and BRITISH INDIA I> X O. S. X. Co/s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. ranch] *****1 T: ec 7 sow MJ W 1 Vc 1 N ALDER A W.COO Dec 21 1930. RAWALPINDI IT 000 .lan. 4 BANGALORE 5,0* Jan. 1] RAJPUTANA Jan. 18 CHITRAL
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      195 2 Jip LLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated in Italy). j? I EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I 3 SINGAPORE TO ITALY CHINA. Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, Q c Karachi, Aden, Massowah, Suez, Port Q 3 £15 I n 9 10 mb0 B mb y Suez Said, Piraeus, Brindisi, Venice and g Lq Port
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      490 2 N. Y.K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS for (TNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailings— 1934 s.s. KASHIMA MARU Dec. 14 m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Dec. 2« 1935 s.s. HAKONE MARU Jan. 10 MINIMUM FARES TO 1st class 2nd class London >600 $429 Marseilles $557
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      486 2 STEAMER SAILINGS, NORDDEIJTSC 'Hi H ffjlt J in German j> Tbe undernoted are the Company > tended fixtaret OUTWARDS. 1934 "SAARBRUCKEN," for Manila H'kong, S'hai. X. China ft Jai <. "DONAU." for Manila, H'k S'hai, N. China Japan n HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremem, "MAIN," also calls Genoa, Marseilles and
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    161 3 PRICKS INCLINED TO SAG \irtii ularly In Forward Positions »:'v fur Financial Correspondent) S Monday, noon. .i.j v k Prices r (Sin£ai>ore), 21'.. ct d °wn Vi ct. I'Ki't hiTif: Easier. fSingapore). ?11-|i Kl imchangidi Trices:— 1 "i |»»nr t>- yd., unchanged. Art I.nje: Quiet. 13 cts..
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    The Yokohama Specie
    132 3 BANK, LIMITED. cr Chancers, Raffle* Place. (Incorporated in Japan) Established ISSO. Subscribed and Fully Yen. Paid 100,000,000 > Fund 124,250,000 HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria. Batavia, Berlin, Bombay, Qalcutta, Canton, Dairen. Feng-ien, Hamburg, Hankow. Harbin, Honolulu. Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles. Manila, Moji, Nagasaki.
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    32 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Co., exchange and stock brokers. Rubber quotations are those of rraser Co., and Lyall and Evatt:
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    MINING
    460 3 Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co., exchange and stock brokers: Issue. Value. Buyers. Sellers. 4 Ampat Tin 4 3 4!7Vfe £1 Asam Kumbang Tin 33 35 £1 Austral Malay 591- 61|-cd £1 Ayer Hitam Tin 14 3 15 3 $1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    154 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL ISSUED BY FRASER ft CO- EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Bovert. Sellers. J9Ol red. 1940 $400,000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept, 30 109» j 113i£ nom. 4%% 1907 red. 1947 51.600.000 Interest Mar. 31. Sept. 30 HHfc 116V? nom 1909 red. 19» §1,000.000 Interest Mar 31 Sept.
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    RUBBER
    386 3 I Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. The following rubber share quotations I are Issued by Fraser and Co and Ly3ll and Evatt. Issue. Value. Fraaer Lyall and Shares. and Co. Evatt. 1 Allcnby 1.90 1.05 1,75 185 IA. Gajah 1.60 1 65cd 1.55 1.65c0 IA. Hltam 2.40 2.55 2.45 250
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    GENERAL
    315 3 FRASER CO TS QUOTATION». a CLOSINO QUOTATIONS tj => gs «"5 Buyer*. Sellers 3 > a> |$252 A. Brick Pre. 1.80 1.90 $2 S2 A. Brick Ord. 1.30 1.50 $10 $10 Atlas tee 10.00 10.70 £1 B Amer. 12f> 130SIO S5 B. Malaya Trustee 575 0.00 £1 £1 C-
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    MORE RUBBER RECLAIMED
    481 3 Success Of The New Processes Ai> Mail) IFrom Our Own Correspondent t London, Nov. 21. HfuAIJWAI m rubber ieclumaiion is> proved h$ <hc report o.' Hie Kuhber ««veneration < ompua> tor ihe mne months to fc>ep-. .10, iyji4. Af er providing for depreciation. the coit-r&»< vd wi
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    WHEAT CONFERENCE
    37 3 Reuter Wireless. Budapest, Nov. 28. The exporting countries at the Wheat deCid d to Frlnc an unspecified export quota subject to the approval 0 f their governments RtTi?Pr C SJSf ence has now adjourned.rteutei Wireless.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    313 3 Effect Of The Revenue Returns Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. 28 ON the gtock exchange to-day giltedged securities were favourably influenced by last week's encouraging revenue returns but in the continued absence of any new incentive, all oth-v sections remained very quiet and almost featureless. Good business was done
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    CHINESE GOODS
    72 3 Shanghai Mission Coming To Malaya Shanghai, Dec 3. It was decided at a meeting of local Chinese merchants and industrialist* held here to-day to organise a < rade mission to the Philippines, Malaya and other places in the routh seas next spring go study possibilities for marketing Chinese-made
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    68 3 DAILY PRICES CI'RBENT r K M.A. No. I. X. Ribbed Smoked Sh*et. Sin>ra.(i«ire. M- m<lhv. noon. Spo' (1 lutift 2^» 21 (K.n B.) C-orrvtu*month 2P, e 2n* Jan. Murvih 22 2i!'« April June 2X'i 22! .Tilly Snpt. g 4 l -_j 'Ji\ Tr-nn of Mark.!; Dull
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    RUBBER EXPORT REGULATIONS
    101 3 D. E. I. Government's Action Reuter. Batavia. Dec. 1. THE Netherlands East Indies Government has changed the export regulations for both esa'e and native rubber. From Dec. 15 it will only be officially rccogniced that estate owners and dealers are entitled to hold stocks of over 100
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    PETROL PRICES
    105 3 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), Ltd. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and va nous brands of Kerosene are as follows. Shell Aviation Spirit in 4-gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.19 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0 82 Shell Motor Spirit to 4-gallon drums per
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    STANDARD VACUUM OIL CO.
    53 3 The following are the prices of Soconv gasoline and kerosene: BENZINE Socony Motor Gasoline (ex pump) ">er British Imperial Gallon $0.82 Socony Motor Gasoline ('/4 drums) per drum $3.45 Socony Motor Gasoline (>' 4 tins) per tin $3.70 KEROSENE Devoe's Imperial Brilliant <per tin) $2.43 Sylvan
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    PRODUCE
    214 3 Singapore, Dec. 3. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $120 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $118 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $116 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $116 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $114 I Siam, Al
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      116 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.., (Incorporated in New Zealand). FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. OFFICE: 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'Almeida Street. A itJiorised and Subscribed Capital f2,000,000 I'aH-up-Capital £1,000,000 ■erve Fund and rest 500,000 HEAD
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      22 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOD CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore.
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      78 3 Nederlandsche Handel.Maatschappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam. 1824. HEAD OFFICE: AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutch East Indies and in the Straits Settlements, India, China, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. Correspondents in the principal Cities
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      77 3 cash IN HAND' WHEN YOU HAVE A SAVINGS ACCOUNT. No doubt you have some unrealised dream heretofore made impossible by inadequate funds. A Savings Account will soon enable you to make these dtsires a reality. Sufficient ready money for your next holiday—perhaps some article you want to buy—any wish you
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      154 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Set-tlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. Ltd., THE HO HONG BANK I Id AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, Ltd CAPITAL Authorised $10,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000 00 HEAD OFFICE: CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORF LOCAL BRANCH; 458, NORTH BRIDGE RO\D BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee
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      577 4 I Own Page Of jj MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'PHONE: 5811 and 8812. All communications relative to editorial matters and news should be addressed to THE EDITOR. AH cemmur. cations relative to busbies* matters, viz.. advertising subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc., should be addresses to THE GENERAL MANAGER. Uercittames by cheque from the
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      740 4 CHINESE CURIOS FOR SALE —Articles ranging from 300 to 2,000 years old. On exhibition at Chinese Curios Museum, Great World. 7 p.m. tt. 11 p.m., Day tiny. Apply Chines? Drawn Thread Work Co. 25 High Street. Singapore. FOR SALE—Willy's Knight toiuvr, super six, five-seater in perfect condition, live good rvres,
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      754 4 X'mas sale just unpacked carved pictures, j Mah-jong sets, Porcelain Tea-sets, Ivo<y j Goods, Christmas Cards, Calendars, Em- 1 broidered Handkerchiefs, Foochow Lacquerwa.e, Shanghai Lampshades. Camphor chess, Blackwood and Teak Table-sets. Inspec- j tion Cordinally Invited. Chinese Drawn Thread Work Company, 25, High Street. WANTED.—-To sell one se? Encylopeedia Britannica.
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      721 4 WANTED—South Indian Clerk, good at estate accounts and typewriting. State salary required, St-. Alban Smith, Peradm Estate. Pontian, Johore. WANTED—By European Firm Experienced Shorthand-Typist. Apply, stating salary required, to Box 503, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. JOIN OCEANIA EXCHANGE CLUB, NEW ZEALAND, for reiiable stamp and pen pals in all
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      620 4 A Straits-born Tamil, married, aged 30, 16 years experience in General Estate Routine. Brilliant testimonials. Apply Box 522, co Malaya Tribune. Singapore. BILLET WANTED—By well-experienced Chinese Head Conductor has thorough know ledge, Asiatic estote management, speaks live dialects, Chinese- little Tamil, holds excellent testimonials, free now. Accept any reasonable salary
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      577 4 THOMAS, ONG COMPANY 6A, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur. General Agents. SINGER Sewing M chines obtained on easy Perms. New Modes of Presentation for this X'n and New Year Season. The famou Dubarry's (London), gifi and beauty Many varieties displayed at. and obtah from Riteway Permanent Waving <" Tanjong Pagar (opposite
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    BOMB OUTRAGES IN MANCHURIA
    330 5 Outer Mongolia To Fight Japan Shanghai. Dec. 2. A LARGE bomb was thrown mtu a foreign Roods shoo in Chinchow, Manehur a yesterday mornin The bomb exploded killing an employee of the shop. A similar outrage was committed at Witchcn station, near BtUchiing, or. Friday night.
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    MALAY HANDICRAFT
    63 5 Th? Ringanore Malay Vernaculai Schools *»»d Pandi~"»i rv-hibi ion for 1934 will be held at Ko;a P°ia Malay School -old Victoria Bridg Schooli on Tueadav f"*om in am to 6 pm. and Wednesday rrora 9 a.m to r»m. <open to ladir? or.lv !»»hI 1 o m to 6
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    DR. H. H. KUNG
    120 5 Financial Market Is Good Changhai, Doc. 2. IN a statement to thj Press yestcrdaj morning, Dr. H. H. Kung, the Finance Minister, said that ho had made arrangements with General Liv Briattg for the readjustment of Szechuen s finances. More than $300,000,000, he said, is remaining
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    REDS RETREAT
    200 5 Conscription System For Kiangsi I Hongkong, Dec. 3. General Pah Sung Hsi reports that the 19th Division under General Liao Lvi came into conflict with the Reds east of Hingan on Saturday morning. The combined units under Generals Huang Chan Kuo, Wang Chan Pan, Wai Wa Sung and
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS
    377 5 Driver Of A Hire Car Arrested (Frcm Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Dec. 2. THE Malay Jama'ah Khairat < Socio! v for Charity) heir* its annua l emm\ I meeting on Friday at gCanVWtno B->bru in thr- Jarm'ah House. Jalan BiM Mq.hmood. .TAhore Bahru. with Wan
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      1351 5 Small Advertisements (Continued from page 4) I'UBLIC NOTICES. sin».\rma-: family benefit society 11. Wi hlv »i-1 \iinuiil '.imutul MecHn? I» tin <»! fh<- ab<>v«' Society will bo Mi-mnvul Rail. Siiiffji. •i Itiv'Uy. X• h lifi-i'iiiliur, in.}], at lIM $KNi; KIAkNC. II"ii. Socrvtary. Notice. ls "vnrin <;IVKN that t*» u n,»i
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      516 5 DON'T LET MALARIA HOLD YOU PRISONER. The Rational Road To Release. Malaria has always been th? scourge of •io:e wh live in thr> he* damp countries oi (he world. The most d stressing foa-ure •s the 6b 'inate way in wh'eh it remains ill the system after at arks have
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      19 5 3?e*ct£& Ht&icatJL QUALITY Sole Agents for Ma lay v KShSm BORNEO CO., LTD. 1 mmmm 23 Warm Studios 1.
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    139 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Van Outhoom, Dutch. 1.180 tons, from Cheribon 3-12. to Cheribon 5-12. Ban Hong Liong, British, 1,003 tons, from Semarang via Cheribon 3-12, to Java Ports 4-12. Kloen Hoea, Dutch, 611 tons, from Pontianak 3-12, to Pontianak 5-12. General, Verspyck, Dutch,
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    139 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE r iHE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore. Dec 3. East VVhuM fErtlrunce Ontr- 1» Rohnft 22; Clara Jebsen, Crcmer 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Ericn 10; Achilles 14; Pres. Garhriu I 11 Antenor 9; Havre Mar». Kudai 7 Fmplrr Dock «Entrance Oate 3) Orenburg
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    WINNIPEG TO LONDON
    143 6 Canadian Fliers Flan 48-Hour Service Winnipeg, Manitoba. Winnipeg to London in less than 43 hours by a regular air service is the ambition of four Canadian fliers with 25.000 flying hours to their combined credit. The quartet hope to start the service within two yiars via Hudson
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    ALLEGED POACHER
    124 6 Said To Have Killed His Game With a Boomerang Budapest. A dea.dly poacher—who has never handled a firearm and never set a trap —has at last been caught at Debrecen. He is Jozsef Szabo—and he kills h»s game with a. boomerang. For some time past the gamekeepers in
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    TRIPS FOR LONELY HEARTS
    66 6 Cologne. Trips exclusively for bachelers and unmarried girls are being organised this Christmas. One of the excursions is to the town of Marburg, wh'ch offers a prize to the I f} r st couple to become engaged during the I journey. The prize is an invitation
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    21 6 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    14 6 Left Arrd. By Spore London Raj pu tana Nov. 9 Dec. i
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    CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
    65 6 Christmas and New Year foreign greetings telegrams at specially low rates will be accepted at any Telegraph Office in the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay Suites durng the period from Dec. 14. 1934. to Jan. 6, 1935. inclusive. It should be observed that these telegrams will not be
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    MONEY MARKET
    201 6 BILLING. Singapore, Dec. 3. London 3 months' sight 214 7|32 London 4 months' sight 2j4 3(16 London 60 days' sight 2|4 5;52 London 30 days' sight 214V 8 London demand 214 3|32 London T.T. 2(4 Sj32 Lyons and Paris demand 874 Hamburg demand A 43 New York demand
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 6 Purifi 15 17 32. New Yot >: 497 15 16 Mon; real 4 <16 Brussels 21 32 Geneva 35 34. 7.36'-. Mlb.il 58 13 32 Beiila la 39' 2 Stockholm 19.39' Copenhagen 2239'-» OsJo 19.90 1 2 Vienna 27. 226-4 Prague 119 i ig. MfcdrtcL 36 7 16.
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    BASEBALL-FAN JUROR
    135 6 Kept Court Waiting: 15 Minutes IV* -ville. Pennsylvania. Till PMLir- reopened after lunch here and t>»c uakrr wa# ))iv])arine <o »«11 ihti *\»rs *o flto&ewd h the nexi cnse. IU suddenly not eed ihu'i juror Numbtr missing. The oloiiV licked uwav for fii •'en minute* before the missing
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    $1,300 GAME
    109 6 Children Play With £50 Notes Stockholm. A workman saw in a street of Visby, Gotland, a group of children playing with a number of bits of paper which seemed like bank notes. On closer observation he saw that th? children h:id a wallet and 25 thousand kronor notes
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    MOCK AIR RAID
    100 6 Saw Dust Rained Down On Two Berlin Streets Berlin. Saw dust rained down on two streets in the centre of Berlin during a mock airraid, staged as propaganda for making the population air-raid minded here. The saw dust represented poison gas. Directly the raid started, all lights
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    411 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, DEC. 3 High Tides.—7.33 a.m., 8.37 p.m. Legislative Council Meeting, 10.30 a.m. Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel, 1 p.m. Mr. J. S. Fisher on "Intimate Glimpses of Hollywood." Outram School- Annual School Play, School Hall, 6.15 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    71 6 ALHAMBRA.—'Hollywood Par APOLLO.—"Kovalan" and "Nai < Tamii talkies. CAPITOL. -"Paris Interlude." EMPIRE.—"'Aii Chua Pek Chua Chinese talkie. GREAT WORLD, -Cabaret Dancing Side-shows, Don's Grand Opera, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HARMSTON'S CIRCUS 9.15 pm. Tank Road. MARLBOROUGH "Prcm Pariksha," Hindustani ialk;e. NEW WORLD—Cabaret Dancing, 'Side-shows, Malay Operas. Chinese Wayangs,
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      824 6 I SINGAPORE HOTELS I m m mmm\wnm\%\\%\\%\\\\\vmv\^ SEA VIEW HOTEL WEDNESDAY —DINNER DANCE ANI CABARET. X'MAS 'EVE, DEC» MBER 24. PROGRAMME: X'MAS AND NEW YEAR'S FESTIVITIES 1934 1935. X'MAS DINNER "DE LUXE" BALL X mas Tree. Crackers, Balloons, Streamers, DINNER $5.00. NON-DINERS $2.00. BOXING DAY, DECEMBER 26. SPECIAL DINNER BALL
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      42 6 Help Kidneys A lr Kidney Tmuble or Blidder WeftkW ness muk>s you suffer from Oftting Up lights. NwviUlllt M, DtMttu RheurautUm. Bttffn»»c, Burning. 9 Bniarttauj, Itching or Acidttr trj t»m new disi-ox '>• Cy*t»»x < »»t*J i f JimrantT.* ir ••••••r tJOS. TRAVERS SONS.
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      23 6 FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVING By European Experts. $8, $10 and $15 only RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) and at 93, Bias Basah itoad.
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      418 6 [POSTAL INTtlllOtHtf SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Hoihow (Hai Lee) 2 p.m. Netherlands Indie", Bagan, Bengkalis and Selat Pandjang (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Philippine Islands (Oldenburg) 3 p.m. Trengganu (except Kretay) (Hong Ho) 3 p.m TO-MORROW Karimon (Tong Heng) 9 a.m Tandjong Pinang (Bee Tong) 9 a.m Tarempa (Flevo) 9 a.m. Pengerang
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    CHARGE OF CAUSING HURT
    219 7 Top Of Boy's Ear Severed (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A TAMIL, named Kandiah, appeared before the First "Magistrate, Mr. F. K. Wilson, to-day, on a charge of j voluntarily causing grievous hurt to one Sevasamy, aged 16 years, by pulling off j the
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    SCHOOL "AT HOME"
    159 7 Informal Function At K. L. (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THERE was. qui.e .1 large gathering oi paients and friends of the school s the informal At Home given by principal and staff of the Padu English School yesterday evening. Among thos2 present were the
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    DEAD GOAT?
    115 7 Tamil's Plea To Charge- Oi' Misappropriation fFrom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A Tamil named Alaggan appeared before the First Magistrate, Mr. F, K. Wilson, to-day. on a charge of crlmln il misappropriation of a goat belonging lo a compatriot, at Circular Road, ycileiriay. Inspector Tenjjku Syed
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    NAVY BEAT ARMY
    30 7 Annual Football Clash In America Reuter. Philadelphia. Dec. L Over 30.000 people saw the annual too:ball clash between the Navy and the Army. The Navy won 3—o.—Reuter
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      652 7 Wireless TODAY'S empire PROGRAMME Organ Recital By Tom Jenkins F -DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 6.20 p.m.: Big Ben. The Western Studio Orchestra Leader, Frank Thomas. Margaret Francis (Soprano). 7.05 p.m.: Sports Talk. (Greenwich Time Signal at 7.20 p.m.). 7.20 pan.: Tom JenkJns. at the Organ of the
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      716 8 I STARTING TO-NIGHT A New York radio broadcas m The glamorous love story of King Charles !I i I JSF "if yo» mi» nell the motion picture Hj| and the orange seller, NELL GWYN 4 "~%s'd -*dĔL I Says the Londcn «orrespondent of the Singapore Free Press, Oct. 17 V
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    ROYAL WEDDING BROADCAST
    271 9 Listeners Thrilled All Over The World Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. 29 THE world-wide interest shown in th? Royal Wedding Is revealed in Reute* 1 telegrams which show that th? broadcast was heard very clearly in South Africa. Australia, Now Zealand and Canada. Business in South Africa was
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    HITLER'S CONGRATULATIIONS
    30 9 Reuter Wireless. Berlin, Nov 26 Hen Hitler has telegraphed to Kin" K 9" eeil Mary, unci also n Palr Ws sinrer.vt L\l ns on occasion of wedding.—Reuter Wireless
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    AMBULANCE SERVICE
    76 9 tiJ '"en 3 c c enl ambulance service »>r the Singapore Fire Departm?m stut •w hn P J? um er 01 calls attended duifrf 112 om h November was 20-i Municfpaf 1 Limits t0 1 h etees are classified ns followMrii#^" C ?r acc deT, 2u. motor lorry
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    OIL MONOPOLY
    88 9 New Representations To Japan Reuter. Washington. Dec 2. Disregarding Japan's contention that the subject should be 14»ken up with Manchukuo direct, -he United States has made new ion* to Tokyo iip,aiiif?i the creation of an oil monopoly in Maneimkuo. The contents of the new note are not disclosed
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    61 10 Mr. Tan Ah Bee wishes to tender his sincere thanks to all relatives and friends, th members of the Amicable Athletic A.soeiatkm, Chivalrous Friendly Society and The Youngsters' Friendly Benevolent Society, who so kindly attended the funeral of his beloved wife, Madam Chia Ah Meow and also to those
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    AT LAST!
    681 10 AT long last something is being done to put Singapore on the broadcasting map. Tin- Municipality is to make a subsidy of a thousand dollar a month for a year to the company which proposes to establish a medium-wave station in Singapore so that many thousands of people
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    163 10 Mr. L. Langdon Williams, manager of 'he Singapore Improvement Trust has been elected a Colonial Fellow of tne Surveyor's Institute, England. L-eut. S. C. Strong left by the Imperial A:rways liner. Aurora yesterday en route to London. Passengers arriving by the Areihusa were: Mrs. D. Willock, from London. Mr. and
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    C.E.R. SALE
    72 10 China Will Lodge Strong Protest Nanking, Nov. 25. AN official of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated to-day that the Chinese Government will lodge a strong protest to the Soviet Govern ment if the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway to Japan materialises. He added that the stand
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    Notes and Comments Turkey And Music
    144 10 TURKEY is "westernising" with a vengeance. Recently the Minister of the Interior at Angora prohibited the broadcasting by Turkish stations of Oriental music. This was in consequence of a speech delivered by the Ghazi at the opening of the National Assembly, when he said
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    Forty-Hour Week
    150 10 THE idea of a forty-hour week for all, revolutionary though it seems at first sight, is gradually finding favour. Italy la the latest country to approve of it. and it is reported that representatives of the Employers' Confederation of Industrialists and the corresponding employees' federation have signed an
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    Old Violins
    152 10 AN old violin of rare make and beaut, of tone has found its way to tha National Institute for the Blind in i rag-bag of rummage. Experts have identified It as an unusually fine example of the work of Barak Norman, who was born in 1688 and worked
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    King's Reign In Pictures
    147 10 1 FILM record of the reign of Kin; George is to be made by the British Movietone News in celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the King'j accession to the Throne. It will show some of the earliest films of public events in Great: Britain. The
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    Topics Of The Day
    351 10 By 'Looker-OiT MAX' the rafters dirl and let ihere be nao hiel tapi." That was the motto at the St. Andrew's Night celebrations in Singapore and the rafters most certainly did dirl. AAA As to hiel .aps, well they are not often seen in Singapore on
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    Official Majority: New Governor's Assurance
    141 11 No Dictation Of Policy OPPOSITION VOTE TO BE RESPECTED Meeting Of The Legislative Council Singapore, Monday. OK PLYING to speeches of welcome at the meeting of the Legislative Council this morning, the first over which has presided, H.E. the Go vernor, Sir Shenton Thomas, id
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    THE RUBBER REGULATION BILL
    212 11 J E new Governor (Sir Shenton 1 Thomas) presided over his first eting of the Legislative Council to-day« 'aths were taken by the following new numbers:—Mr. G. W. Bryant the Resident Councillor, Malacca) Mr. H. R. Joynt (acting Superndent, Govt. Monopolies). sides the Governor and the
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    WELCOME TO GOVERNOR
    436 11 Important Statement By His Excellency Warm welcomes were extended to the Governor by the Senior Unofficial Member (Mr. E. Newbold) and the ilonial Secretary (Mr. A. Caldecott». MR. NEWBOLD said Before prodding with the orders of the day I g leave, on behalf of the Unofficial M<
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    LOAN TO MALACCA
    399 11 Filtration Plant For Water Supply MR o W BRYANT, Resident Councillor. Malacca, mov:d "That tin? Council approves a loan not exceeding $200 000 to The Municipal Commissioners. Malacca, to meet the cost ol installing a filtration plant for Malacca Water Supply and the cost of oih'r special
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    DAYLIGHT SAVING
    121 11 System To Be Permament In The Colony A Dili to amend the Daylight Savins Ordinance. 1932, as a result of which Daylight Saving will be permanent, was read a first time The main reason given for the amending Bill was that the Daylight Saving Ordinance, 1932. had been
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    CRIME OF INFANTICIDE
    293 11 Lesser Penalty In Certain Circumstances A Bill to amend the Penal Code, where reference is made in the punishment for Lhe offence of causing the dearh of a newly-born child. wa« read a first, time Thi" objects and reasons ol the Bill lie Riven us follows CULPABLE
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    RUBBER REGULATION
    494 11 Colonial Secretary Replies To Criticisms In rising to second the second reading of the Rubber Regulation (Amendment) Bill, which was moved by the Attorney General, the Colonial Secretary dealt lengthily with certain criticisms which had been made In regard to that clause in the Bill which provided for
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      373 11 BRIT4,N S i 4*l STRONGEST MAN mm\ ADVISES PHOS fJ RIIIE W 7 \l| TIRED, OVERSTRAINED NERVES--7 x t. Jf& j 'Edward Aston it rites: s 'JĔTj Jj "As one ot" the world's foremost physicalculturists and W s \W<, athletes, and the f&m holder of the title of Britain's Strongest
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    ASSASSINATION OF SOVIET LEADER
    249 11 Russian Sensation ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED Reuter Wireless. M««-**»>w. Dec. IT is officially announced thdi M Kirov, a member of the Pn»s'Jii n of the Central Executive »»f the I r .S S-K». Hum l»een ris«in<sinnle<t in Leningrad "t»v a murderer sent I»y enemies of (he work
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    Rapid Peace Developments In Europe
    208 11 Britain Sets The Pace Reuter. London, Dec. 3. DAPID developments in disarma- ment and peace problems are occurring i„ European capitals following the House of Commons debate on Nov. 29. New factors in the situation appear to be of a hopeful character, notably the declaration
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    EX-PRINCE & WIFE SEPARATED
    172 11 EX-PRINCE WIFE SEPARATED Move For Annulment KING DISAPPROVED OF MARRIAGE Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 28. COUNT Covadonga, ex-Prince of the Asturias and eldest son of exKing Alfonso, and his Cuban wife are reported to have agreed on ft separation. The Countess is leaving this morning for New York with several
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    PRIVATE SCHOOLS
    98 12 Attendances At Unaided Institutions j rJli rei ilm, in tabulated form, were laid on the table, to questions by Mr. Tan Cheng Lock concerning th° number of pupils and students *n schools in the Colony. Total figures of students attending the unaided private English schools In the three
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    U.S. Will Build Five Ships For Every Three By Japan
    437 12 IF TREATY IS DENOUNCED The Naval Talks FRENCH REPLY TO TOKYO OFFER Reuter. Washington, Nov. 28. MR. Carl Vinson, Chairman of the House of Representatives' Naval Committee, says that if Japan denounces the Naval Treaty he will seek Congressional authority
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    BRITAIN AND AMERICA
    255 12 Creat Chance For Inderstamlinft And Co-Operation Reuter. London. Dec. -2. That there is a greaier chance no\tf than there was ««ver before for understanding and co-operation between thi English-speaking people was emphasised fcy Mr. H W. Bingham. U.S. Ambassador in London, In an Interview with ttu Observer.
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    ARITHMETIC WIZARD
    64 12 Young Genius Who Sells Shoelaces Nicosia, Cyprus. THE seven-yead-old son of a Nicosia shoemaker has won the nickname "Einstein" by his genius for mental arithmetic. Two questions which he answered in 30 seconds were:— How many hous have you lived? and How nmnv farthings are there in £9
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    LEADER IN EVOLUTION
    98 12 Life Of A Culture Minister Depicted On Plaque Munich. Dr, Han? Schemm. th'' 43-year-old Culture Minister of Bavari.i and Natiwn»l Socialist, Party Leader Tor half of this province, hai been honoured by the erection of a plaque at his birth- 1 place in Boyreuth. which depicts the*
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    WOMAN FLYER KILLED
    35 12 Reuter Wireless. Paris, Nov. 30. Mademoiselle Helene Boucher, who broke the Wonmen's air speed record on Aug. 11, by flying at 272,71 miles per hour, has been killed at Guyancourt Aerodrome.—Reuter Wireless.
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    EFFORTS TO WRECK CONFERENCES?
    140 12 New Revelations At Arms Inquiry Reuter. Washington. Dec. 2. "INTERNATIONAL reverberation.-.' art I likely to follow fresh sensational evidence Vu be made public on the resumption of the s.tlings of the Senate special munitions investigating committee on Doc 4. according to a welJinformed source. I.' Is
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    MOUNTAIN RAIL DISASTER
    73 12 Honeymoon i Pair Among The Dead Reuter Wireless. Rome, Nov. 29. FOLR persons were killed on the spot and three others died in hospital and nine were injured when a carriage on the Mount Vesuvius funicular railway got out of control and crash* ed down into the
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    ON "DOMESTIC DIET"
    87 12 No Foreign Xuls For American Army New York. The American Aiviy must not e.i'. for<?i? T nu This is the litest order ul the t 1 Stats W'u: Department. L-bUod because j of ihf domestic nut Us now available rhc whole army lias been placed 011 o
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    JUBILEE INDUSTRIES FAIR
    679 12 Royal Interest KING GEORGE AND THE MANUFACTURERS (By Capt. A. C. N. Dixey, M.l\) NEXT year, the year of the King's Jubilee, coincides most happily with a very delinite revival in the trade of the United Kingdom and the Empire. That revival will be reflected in a
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    SERBIAN COMMITS SUICIDE
    154 12 The Assassin Of Queen Draga Reuter Wireless London, Nov. 28. THE sword with which Queen Draga of Ft rbia was murdered in 1903 has been found beside the dead body of Maximus Petrovitch, a Montenegrin, who deliberately gassed himself while or unsound mind in a Soho boarding
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    "PARIS INTERLUDE"
    205 12 New M.-G.-M. Production At The Capitol THE CINEMAS Interlude" is a story out of J the ordinary run, and as M.-G.-M. present it patrons can be sure that it is good. It is a story of Americans In Paris, not the touring Americans or the rich Americans, but
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    "Prem Pariksha" At The Marlborough
    99 12 Prem Pariksha" At The Marlborough The cream of India's histrionic talent lends realism to the drama Prem Pariksha" which has been showing to crowded houses at the Marlborough. The twelve-year-old Kumari Jagasia. who mak°s her screen debm in this picture, was brought from triumphs in Sind to portray he character
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    A SCARCE COMMODITY
    89 12 Demand For More Watches In Russia Moscow. Tractor drivers in the grain districts of Russia have se. up a tottd cry for wrist watches. "We have th(* money to buy them and we need watches in our work. Send us some." they have written to Moscow But
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    RED INVASION OF KWANGSI
    435 12 Fighting 1 Continues WAR PLANE» INI LKT HEAVY DAMAGE Hongkong, ihw EXTREMELY heavy ligrJ\tinj' place (hiring th«_- wurlt-rrni tTveeu 1 ht; iV»i«. r ami Communists in X• rt 11 m province. Central Pah Stinp Hi. \<rc mandtr-in-c hiei' of thf Kv armies, reports thai ll,e mi>
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    A RARE VICTORY
    54 12 Ten Thousand Reds Killed Hongkong. Dec. 3. ACHANGSHA report rta.es rial the Hunan troops Gfoawral F.iu Chien Sui crushed Tne Reds in :he v.'cinily of Chuenchou during the week-end. Nearly 10.000 R-*ds were either killed or injured. This is a rare victory since the anti-Red campaign j
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      49 12 NOTICE THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai Transfer Books of the Corporation will w clorod frc m the 7th to Mth December, 1934, both days inclu ive, for the preparatk Dividend Warrants. By Ovier af Ifce Boai TAN PECK JIM Secretary. Singapore, Ist December, 1934,
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    Many Dead Or Homeless In Storms
    114 13 MANILA AND MELBOURNE Ked Cross Relief UTORIA REGION ISOLATED Al&mJa, Dec. 3. HEX ure dead, 70 missing 000 homeless as a result of •»n in V.sayar Island since Thr Governor-General has >>« Million Peso Relief Bill '-hf Wt Legislature and the Red Cross has
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    BATU PAHAT WEDDING
    126 13 W ell-Known Sportsman Married Our Own Correspondent) Batu Pahat. Nov. 30. -v wzddins was oiemnised at :.:nese Chamber of Commerce Pah* yes-erdav a: 2 p.rr. when PaK Hoe. of th2 Land Office, married to Miss Lim Gaik Siew of Mr. and Mrs. Ong Tat Ee and danenter
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    CHINESE WILL CASE
    107 13 \pptal Dismissed In Supreme Court Tin appeal of Khoo Cnui Booa alias Kow Kia. again-• u dscrsio: of Justice Prichafd m the Supreme :r tit a Chinese wiU ea*..- wa* dLsir, rhf- Civil of Appeal on 7\ a;ipcllan: wa he l" ;n the lower court, the plain
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    MAN-HUNT ENDS
    59 13 ''oblif Enemv No. 1 Riddled With Bullets Reuter Wireless. Chicago. Nov. 28. i riira's greatest man-hunt since .savs of DUUneer has been ended by A' torney-General's dramatic anl ■<»!?• fiv that Quarry "Babe Face'^ Public Enemy No. 1 was found yesterday 1 body riddled with bullets, was I
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    DE VALERA'S LATEST
    65 13 UState Citizens Are >ot British Reuter Wireless. London. Nov 28 •i- lie Citizenship Bill becomes law. It: rfte Irish Free State Wiil be a ioiec: declared Mi-. De Valera DaII ti>-dav Other wse all the i)le> agreed upon by previous Imj Coherences eo by 'he board and
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    SHANGHAI SKYSCRAPER
    24 13 Shanghai, Dec. 2. The International Hotel, occuping a rey building, was by Mau Yeh Che n yesterday.—S n Ch^w J I Poh.
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    47 13 A Chinese woman living in a kempong pa. had a harrowing experience on day. She was out walking with her fan her arms when a falling ut hit the child on the head. An -nation at the hospital, however, *ed that the child's condition was °t serious.
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    207 13 "Not Very Diligent In Coming To Court" (From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru. Dec. 2. A n appeal from the decision of the Ass.stan: Registrar. Muar. Major G. M rrni "?t arg ed in the Supreme Cour Johore Bahru. yesterday belorr Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills.
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    MARSHAL CHIANG'S APPEAL
    430 13 Build Roads, Waterworks And Other Utilities Shanghai. Dec. 3. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has issued a circulatory message to the chairmen of 17 provinces in China urging that ihe people's labourer system be enforced in the districts and villages. He also urges them to build roads waterworks,
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    EXPLOSION ON OIL TANKER
    106 13 Coronsr's Comments NO NEGLIGENCE BY OFFICERS Singapore, Monday. VERDICTS of death by misadventure were returned by the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, to-day, in connection with the death of four Chinese members of the crew of the Standard Transportation Company's oil tanker "Eclipse." They died
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    CORONER'S VIEWS
    496 13 Point For Consideration ByAuthorities In his comments the Coroner said that belore the vessel left Woosang she had been certified -gas free" and the spindles of the pipes and valves were also tested. On Nov. 9 a crew of eight men went down tank No. 1 and started
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    145 13 Alleged Attempt To Commit i Suicide Singapore, Monday. A Chinese*was knocked down by a motor-car at the junction of Oxley Road and Orchard Road on Saturday. He received a big lacerated wound over the forehead and abrasions over the scalp, hands and legs. An aged Chinese was said
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    Another Convincing Hockey Victory For Selangor
    681 14 Still To Suffer Defeat In State Matches Negri Well Beaten In Return Encounter SELANGOR bids fair to be the champion hockey state of Malaya this season, and their defeat of the Negri at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday was a continuation of a remarkable run
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    NEGRI ATHLETICS
    233 14 Malay Teachers' Assn. Sports (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Dec. 2. THERE was a large gathering present at the King George V School Padang yesterday afternoon to witness the Negri Sembilan Malay Teachcio' Association sports. Among those present were H.H. the Acting Yam Tuan Besar of N.S. the
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    73 14 Membership Campaign Brings In 232 Singapore. Monday. The membership campaign of the Chinese Swimming Club. Singapore, is producing extremely good results. Up to date, as many as 232 new members have johied up. During the campaign, which will conclude at the end of this month, no entrance
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    TEN MILES TITLE
    154 14 F. Partington Wins Salford Harriers Championship The ll)-iEily? cltib (hinnipidiuhip of tho Salford Harr.ors wu? ihrjdcd al th<i 3f.A.C. Ground Fal)i>**fieM H- Crowrhvr holder •»f h». "Airedale" Cup, again competed. anil uliwr noted eompe i'-or-i wcl'i 1 <». N\ Bail' V. N.t A. A. champion. ;irw! 11.
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    THREE TESTS FOR INDIA
    67 14 At Lord's, Manchester And The Oval London. Nov. 21. The Cricket Board of Control have arranged tests agaiaat India in 1936 as follows: June 27, at Lord's. July 25, at Manchester. August 15, at the Oval. The last match will be allotted four days if the
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    NOVEMBER MEDAL AT I.C.
    59 14 At the Island Club, the replay between J. Thomson and G. R. Wiseman Icr the November Medal resulted in a win for G R. Wiseman. The December Ladies' Spoon (bogey) will be played for on Friday. Dec. 7. The December Monthly Medal toiroke» will be played
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    SINGAPORE GOLF COMPETITIONS
    493 14 Five Tie For First At S.G.C. THE December medal competition of the Singapore Golf Club was played at tfukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday ie suited in a tie in "A' division between V S Gibson. W. BWr*t A. W. lit tune. F M k Ferguson ar
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    BOXING BRIEFS
    123 14 FINNY: Freddie MUler. featherweight boxing champion of the world, received a silver saucepan for fighting six rounds against Cuthbert Taylor, at Llanelly, in aid of Gresford Colliery Filnd. FUNNIER: Completely revised boxing rules to be issued by Australian National Boxing Club include the •no foul" rule. No fight
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    NEGRI TRIAL
    227 14 j Preparing For Malaya Cup Rugger I (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Dec. 1. AS a trial game forthcoming Malaya Cup rugger matches, the N.S. All Blues met a strong European combination which included players from Negri Sembilan and Malacca, and in a keenly-fought though scrappy game, the
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    S.C.F.A. SOCCER
    127 14 I McKenzie Wins InterDistrict League Singapore, Monday. THE McKenzie XL won the S.C.F-A. inter-District League championship by defeating Rumah Miskin yesterday lat the Jalan Besar Stadium by the only I goal scored in the match. The game was a re-play, as the sides t drew I—J. in their
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    JOHORE RUGBY
    63 14 Malays Take Up The Game The Johore Bahru Malays are getting interested in the game of rugger and have already formed a fifteen. Yesterday, they were seen practising on the Johore Civil Service Club padang. Inche Manan and Inche Anions are he coaches at present, but they are
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    294 14 Singles Semi-Finals WINS FOR CHUN KAI AND KUM SOON Sjnyapore, AlojiHny AS L'Xptelfcd, Lee Chun k.n, Sit.. Chinese Chin Woo Athhtii A elation, awl Loh Kiini Soon, tl Chinese Students' Literary Animation, aru to meet in the ilita] of :l Singapore pi Finf pong Optn Sia^i Championship.
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    THE LADIES' TOURNEY
    335 14 Last Year's Champion In Form The cpen singles rhamnicaship tournament has reached ks last s' <a/s, Ihe final games to be played i -night and to-morrow night. Miss F. X Chong. last year's champion, is practically assured of the championship. She has won all her ui&ich?s and
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    Surprise In Singapore Inter-Club Badminton Tournament
    723 15 Denshire A, P. Defeat Unite) g>i„es Amateurs Singapore, Monday. THE Devonshihe B.P. sprang a surprise yesterday when they ttecl th€ United Chinese Ama four games to one in a firstI tie of the inter-club badminton nship of Singapore played at eal Union Hall. United
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    HISTORY OF ENGLISH F.A. CUP
    385 15 Purchased By Subscription Prom 15 Teams INTEREST in .he English Football Association Challenge Cud Compel ition comes only in the third round when the First and Second Division teams take pari. The his ory of the now fiir.ous F. A. Cup dates back to 1871
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    ARSENAL'S EASY VICTORY
    1675 16 INTERESTING HOME SOCCER I I Leaders' Equal Points MOTHERWELL FORWARDS RUN RIOT London, Saturday, scoring in many matches I* was a feature of today's football results, and as a consequence of cei* tain interesting game# in the First Division, three teams now tie on points for tbe
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    INDIGESTION MADE LIFE UNBEARABLE
    235 16 New Drugless Remedy Brings Blessed Relief After Three Years of Suffering You must oat to live, but >oo.i af f er every meal you pay tha 1 dreadful penalty—a s'onach bloated with gas; pain so severe that you feel you would rather s'arv? than ever touch
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    MR. AW BOON HAW'S GIFT
    764 17 Cheung-chau Hospital OPENING [BY MRS. BORRETT Hongkong, Nov. 22. pOR his generosity in donating a hospital to the inhabitants of Cheung-chau, Mr. Aw Boon Haw. the well-known millionaire philanthropist and proprietor of the Eng Aun Tong, was presented with the silver medal of the Grand
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    682 17 Praise For St. John Ambulance Brigade Mr Aw Boon-haw then addressed the fathering. He said: "It is a great honour that we have Mrs. Borrett to perform the formal opening of this new hospital to-day, and the presence of ali of you here or. this unique occasion.
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      261 17 NOW ON 3rd Big Week of OUR SALE GENUINE REDUCTIONS at Singapore Silk Store, I to. North Bridge Road. HOUSE FOR QUALITY and SERVICE. Grand Opening Sale l NOV. 27TH—DEC. 3J.ST. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS DISTINCTIVE STYLES SUPREME QUALITY. You are cordially invited to vie* the full range of stocks and a
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      288 17 1 i r 1 in i I I if 'T Bourn-vita is %ll I/ hel P in S him NOV/!" I I// 7 > 3> tf/*£r£Y> increased W'/ You will find food for thought in the following letter seas Slßlu "ji t° Cadburys by a very busy man HBk 1
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      133 17 BURMESE SPECIALIST. KHOO 800 LONE. co Hung Sing Dentist Shop, 331, Tanjong Pagar Road, (opposite Empire Cinema Theatre). Having had 40 years' experience at Rangoon. f "v begs to notify the Hflßhr. publfci that he can cure &sr^*' \*H sickness, also cnronic ant complicated 1 c* B63 I<J ft hopeless,
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    110 17 Chinese Convicted In K.L. (From Our Oion Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. fIEPORE Mr. F. R. Wilson, the First U Magistrate, a Chinese, named Chin Siew, was charged with being found In possession of a sj.il! without having a licence to do so and als*. with possessing two pints
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    POLICE BAND
    50 17 The Police Band, under Mr. F. E. Minns, will play the following programme in the Botanic Gardens this afternoon, starting at 5.15:— March. "Namur," Richards; Overture. "Romantique." Bela; Selection. "Tom Jones.' German; Polonaise in A. Chopin; Selection. "Toni." Hirsch; Romance. "None dTncanto." Gerri: Humoresque, "The Two Gendarmes." Douglas.
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    "AUGER" GANG OF HOUSEBREAKERS
    160 17 Another Member Caugii) By Police (Fwm Our Oion Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. rr another member of the "augur" gang of housebreakers was brought to justice to-day. when a Cnntoneje named Mok Kwai, appeared before the First Magistrate. Mr. F. K. Wilson, on a charge of housebreaking
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    12 17 The Aronda arrived at Penang on Saturday bringing 2.363 labourers from Madras.
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    1 HISTORY OF HOSPITAL
    699 18 I ircumstances Which Led To Its Building Mrs. Borrott invested Mr Aw Boonhaw and Mr. Ip Kwai Chang, with the medallions amid great applause, after which she was presented with the go'.o key and cushion by Mrs. Langlev, on behalf of the St. John Ambulance Buand
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    KUCHING'S NEW CINEMA
    161 18 Built By The Rajah Of Sarawak (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuching, Nov. 29. THE people of Kuching have been provided with an up-to-date cinema theatre through the kindness of H.H. the Rajah of Sarawak, who had a theatre built out of his private purse Called the Sylvia
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    NEW ROADS OF EMPIRE
    540 19 Dutch Challenge ORGANISE THE AIR ROUTES London, Nov. 7. AUIiAMSATIOX of the air route to U Australia, much of it created for temporary needs of the Mac(Mtertsnn race was an important < in .securing the remarkable reof nine nut of the twenty start- reaching Melbourne. ihf
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    IMPERIAL IMPORTANCE
    370 19 Need For Co-operation By All This is no mere side-show business- it is of vital Imperial importance, and all concerned must ea-operate. Especially is the*organisation of the route a public concern. It means that some fourteen or fifteen aeroplanes on the stage between Baprdad and Brisbane must be
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    69 19 Motor Bandit With A Chauffeur W T T Los Angeles. ITH a soft-spoken "Wait a minute, James," a masked man stepped from an expensive saloon car, its door held open by a chauffeur, entered a beer tavern and robbed it cf Soon afterwards he robbed a petrol service
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    628 19 The undernoted non-fiction works will oe ready for issue on Saturday, at 9 a.m.:— Blackham (Col. R. J.i The Crown and the Kingdom England's ROyal Family Illus. Bolitho (Gordon» The Other Germany Illustrated. Frlscnauer <.Paul> Prince Eugene. A Man and a Hundred Years of nistory Illus. Fyfe <
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    FATHER-IN-LAW OF PU YI
    181 19 In Peiping Confiscated Peiping, Nov. 11. THE controversy which has been hanging fire for many months regarding the property in Peiping belonging to Jung Chung Chuan, father-in-law of Mr. Henry Pu Vi, is finally approaching an end. The Peiping Municipal authorities have decided to sell the
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    CANADIAN PREFERENCE
    169 19 YTomen Want More British Talkies i i 1 Ottawa. A ple.a for more British talkies in Canada was contained in the report on Cinema and Primed Matter made to th< National Council of Canadian Women during its conference here recently. Films made in the United States "not only
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    PREHISTORIC MONSTER
    162 19 Complete Skeleton Found In Italy Florence. The complete skeleton of a gigantic prehistoric monster, beli:ved to be a mammoth of the Pleistocene or glacial period, has been discover:d by peasants at Laiatico, near here. They were digging in their yin "-yards when they suddenly hit upon a hard
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    FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
    150 19 Hut Built For Her Found In South Africa East London, Cape Province A hut built by the British Government at the request of Florence Nighl inhale for use in the Crimean W'.ii" of 1834-55 has been found on the we* bank of the Buffalo River. Before the hut
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    MOSCOW'S ESCALATOR
    98 19 First Moving Staircase To Be Built In Russia Moscow. Soviet citizens are greatly excited over the construction of the very first moving-staircase to be built in Russia. It has been erected for one of the stations of Moscow's new underground railway. Newspapers proudly display pictures of the escalator
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