The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 November 1931
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Title Section17 1931-11-20 1 The Singapore Free Press r Mi. 1.3,498. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931. 10 CENTS17 words
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Article461 1931-11-20 1 Dr. Alfred Sze spoke al length before tha private meeting of the League Council m Paris yesterday and appealed to the League V to stop the war. Eastern reports state Chinese reinforcements have been ordered to Tsitsihar Page 9. When Mr. J. S. M. Rennie sued his461 words
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Article1213 1931-11-20 1 Ships coming to Trinidad enter the Gulf of Paria through any one of the three Boca.s, the first running between the mainland and the bland of Moncs the second b '.'tween Mmos and Huevos. and the third and widest between Huevos and Chacachacare. These three Islands, together with1,213 words
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Advertisement321 1931-11-20 1 mmmmWmmWMMMMM^ OHTAINABLE AT ALL li: .\oiM; PROVISION STORES [Raffles Hotel y' y^ aaj^ ro-Niom NCK 6.30—8.15 q9- C and y^ y^ i N ,,.i:mai. dance yAjt> -y <r s mii.nic.ht yy^yy .<,<? y^ > y ysA*° 4, y\*y L i»:» bai yAAsxS y e^v* «?y "VoNUKT y^^>^ X M^ m+321 words
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Advertisement203 1931-11-20 1 THE EURQPE HOTEL Saturday Might. SuNDAY concert programme -jj^ Overture THE BOHEMIAN GIRL Balfe tV3.CC Grand Selection LOHENGRIN Wagner English Melodies THE ROSE Myddleton op. 30 ~1 linnsp^f* A\" I lilTlsOw^ The NeW Sullivan Selection arr. Godfrey INTERVAL 10 MINUTES IjanCtn** Until Operatic Selection PAGLIACCI LeoncavaUo j_, Pianoforte Solo IMPROMPTU203 words
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Advertisement37 1931-11-20 1 CHRYSLHt KASV HANDLIMi im 'T? mmm :^m-^mtTmmmaTr'm-i X'MAS SHOPPING See I THE GIFT SHOP 9 THE ARCADE. OFF RAFFLES TLACE. SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY COMPANY. SHIPCHANDLERS. SUIPBROKERS. COMMISSION AGENTS Offices:— MAYNARD'S BUILDINGS 11, Battery Road. 4- Telephone No. 6433.37 words
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Advertisement15 1931-11-20 1 1 I 11 m_ EIfHi Lfl o&l 888 I^^P OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES15 words
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Article249 1931-11-20 2 Fatal Fall From Window A regrettable accident occurred m No. 11 Bali Road yesterday morning when Mr. Mahmood Dawood, a well-known member of the Muslim community, fell out of a window on the second storey of his heme and was killed instantaneously. It is believed249 words
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Article213 1931-11-20 2 An emotional experience, charged with beauty, rich with spiritual warmth, is a Heifetz concert. The ijreat music of all time is interpreted through the medium of a faultless technique, i illumined by a rare and sensitive personality. < TtaSS combination of almost inhuman virtuosity with all too213 words
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Article88 1931-11-20 2 The esteem and high regard hi which Mr. Alexander Noel Ross. Assistant Collector of I and Revenue. Kuala Lumpur, is held by all those connected with the Land Office, was manifested al a farewell tea given by his staffand the Penghulus of the various mv kirns of Selangor at the88 words
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Advertisement497 1931-11-20 2 H. P. TRUEFITT'S HAIR SPECIALITIES. EUCHBISMA.— Combines m one clear fluid every valuable component both of a hair grease and wash. MELLIFLORA.—A combination of Pure Honey with Extract of Flowers. Used by men of discriminating taste Stockists MEDICAL HALL, LTD., 3, Battery Road. iff" BUSINESS CARDS. -a____H_M mtaaam I MEMORIALS.497 words
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Advertisement610 1931-11-20 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE j TENDERS. NOTICE is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may bo obtained m the Tender Room. Municipal Offices Erection and Completion of a Public Convenience at Cumming St. Date of Closing 4610 words
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Advertisement455 1931-11-20 2 NOTICES. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that all roads within Government House Domain will be closed to the public from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. on each of the following days Viz. November 7th. 9th. 14th. 20th and 21st. 1931 Ft. L. NUNN, M.lnst.C. and W.E., Deputy Colonial Engineer. RINGWORM455 words
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Advertisement292 1931-11-20 2 f M y^^ mmmWWmmTM H f 4 mm MKL mmmmmmmm W AWmW WmW BjUr SMOOTH Parker Duofold Ur As trim as a sailing yacht and as fleet the streamlined Parker Duofold with "Pressurelesa Touch** offers you new writing ease and speed. Touch point* to paper you're off like a breeze292 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous284 1931-11-20 2 THE WEEK Friday. 20th. High Water. 07.17. 7.8 ft.. 19.20. 7.5 ft. Singapore Amateur Races. First day. Rugby: Public Services A vs. Gloucestei Regt. at Tanglin. H<Tkey: S.C.C. vs. A.P.C.-Borneo-BoiLsteads at S.C.C S.R.C. •A" vs. Rallies College at I SRC. MC.U. vs. Ceylon Sports Club at CSC. lA. vs. Police.284 words
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Article, Illustration317 1931-11-20 3 ANTI -DUMPING ACT No Duty on Empire Products l ßritish Radio— Official Servieei Rugby. Nov. 18. The abnormal imp ,rtation customs duties bill, forshadow;d m Mr. Walter Runciman's spe?ch m the Commons on Monday gives to the Board of Trade, with the concurrence of the Treasury, power to apply the317 words
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Article75 1931-11-20 3 Many Engagements m Bangkok !FRF,E PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] Bangkok. Nov. 18. Mr. Reynaud (French Colonial Minister) arrived by the sea route from Saigon this morning. He. dines this evening with the King, lunches to-morrow with the Foreign Minister, dines at the French Legation on Friday and then departs75 words
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Article47 1931-11-20 3 Beginning of Improvement Noted Reuter's Service I Washington. Nov. 18. The number ol unemployed Ls estimated by the Fede ration of Labour as 6.200,000. The Federation, however, notes the beginning of an improvement following the rise m wheat prices and the increase m cotton shipments.47 words
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Article43 1931-11-20 3 Conversations Open With J Mr. Hoover [Reuter's Service] Washington. Nov. IH. Rushed through the busy streets by a motor- cycle escort Signor Grandi. accompanied by Mr. Stimson. arrived at the White House and opened conversations with Mr. Hoover. j mm i43 words
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Article117 1931-11-20 3 On pleading gaiilty to a charge of voluntarily causing huit with a knife a Tamil named Go- < vindasamy v;as sentenced to six weeks' rigorous imprisonment by the Penang District Judge. The accused m a drunken fit. was said to have stabbed his wife Ungamma severely and later finding that117 words
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Article114 1931-11-20 3 Singapore. Nov. IK. J Bj I.i. vi Col M .5 T Rcillj MC Comnanding S.S.VF The following range allotments republishSaturday. November 21st. and Sundaj November 22nd. Bukit Timah Range "E" (Chini Coy. Rifle Meeting. v c M Saturday, November 28th. and Sunday. November 29th. Bukit Timah Ran«-e114 words
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Advertisement360 1931-11-20 3 WITH SUNSHINE GLAXO What Nurses "Write: ii EXPECTANT MOTHERS NURSING MOTHERS IKlOralllg SIdUMM af^MT^L. c c c c dMMMt aUNiIMd c T.ricrn had very bad zoning »»c_eas -•^•4s*e fretfml Jatuknce i« became Very ill. I advised Sunshine Gkao 1 aWasaial vcMsti n^jrnms; and night. Result good. Got __n_!.*^ e.trorwvr, slept360 words
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Advertisement370 1931-11-20 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited. m BRANCHES tl, First Cross Street MALACCA. 11, light Street PENANG. 14. Klyne Street KUALA LUMPUR. Registered by and Security deposited with the Straits Settlements Government. Act as Trustees. Administrators, Receivers, Guardians, Rent Collectors, Investments Supervised and Interest collected, Probate or Letters of Administration applied370 words
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Article877 1931-11-20 4 BUSINESS WOMEN OF THE AIR avonoan. BRITAIN'S Brat business women cf the air are Miss Pauline Cower, daughter of Sir Robert Gower. and Miss Dorothy Spicer. They are running an air-taxi and joy-ride business, which looks like being a big success. They have great enthusiasm and considerable skill and are877 words
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Article120 1931-11-20 4 Among the •thrills" at a Mayfair dress show recently was a red coat of exactly the tone found m lacquer-work. It was of silk even the •material suggests a Chinese origin and the wonderful cclour was the great attraction because the coat was quite simply made,120 words
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Article143 1931-11-20 4 Despite many efforts to the contrary by the world's leading dressmakers, white, sharing the I honours with black remains the smartest co- 1 lour for evening wear. Carole Lombard, the screen star, for one of her latest pictures wears a gown of white crepe, i The bodice143 words
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Article64 1931-11-20 4 I One expects the bridge table to be intricately designed, but a table which beats all the I others for ingenuity has recesses m the top. These hold scDring blocks under the lids. Of course, the "pockets" are cloced whilst the game is m progress. Then there64 words
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Article, Illustration742 1931-11-20 4 Our Woman Correspondent - Our Woman Correspondent By Sleeves are Still I Very Decorative THERE is not very much to remark I j on m recent autumn fashions j except that the key note is undoubtedly Trimness. To impress this, many skirts are now made either with ordinary pleats,742 words
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Article104 1931-11-20 4 To take the place of a clip brcoch which is expensive and studded with diamonds, or a reproduction at much less cost, women are now buying china posies m tiny sizes. They are both artistic and effective, and certainly have the advantage, over the material sort, that104 words
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Article124 1931-11-20 4 i There must be a note of cheerfulness m your new afternoon or evening ensembles. The 1 beautiful Begum Aga Khan has started a vogue fcr red with a magnificent red velvet gown I whose decolletage is outlined m sable. Linings are rich and deccrative and wraps124 words
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Article106 1931-11-20 4 Black for early Spring wear is still holding it's own m the realm of fashion ace ad ing to the latest dictates from the fashion centres of the world. J Lilyan Tashman. who is considered one of the film centre's best dressed women, has a charming suit106 words
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Article79 1931-11-20 4 Embroidered materials may take the place of printed ones next season. Already from Paris has arrived a smart afternoon frock m dark grey crepe-de-chine, embroidered with white commas. Perhaps the ingenue type will choose net embroidered with tiny flowers. Then, again, for sophisticated frocks crazy lines are79 words
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Article111 1931-11-20 4 DO YOU MASSAGE Massage for the face, arms and ankles such is the difficult way to beauty these days. There are wonderful electric appliances and compact arrangements to take into the boudoir. But a simpler way of effecting a very thorough massage if you are doing it yourself, is to111 words
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Article389 1931-11-20 4 CARE OF THE HAIR IJtfATCH your hat linmp.s! Grease, dust, and perspj hair beauty. Winn hai quently the lining sissl scrbed a certain amount al sca'tp and seme af thus ta. tn t m the hair again Tin- n change your hat lining •oaaetim Harper The prettiest blond,- I k:389 words
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Article145 1931-11-20 4 BLUSHES are to be worn this winter and the really smart Parislenne being taught how to blush. A blush the instructors tell us. may be either silent or maintained during a conversation. For a silent blush H necessary to hold the breath van count up to fifty-five,145 words
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Article89 1931-11-20 4 Cavalcade Noel Cowards lonf awaited 1 hkelv to fill Drury Lane far ni Dealing as It does with the uvml > lish history during the last thirty having about it a itTOni tout* bl just the play far day> ll I inevitable pre-election slump failed to touch U. |j The89 words
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Advertisement212 1931-11-20 5 VICTORIA THEATRE LAST PERFORMANCE SATURDAY at 9.30 p.m. Mrs. G. M. ALFORD presents THE CONSTANT WIFE A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By W. Somerset Maugham. POSITIVELY THE LAST PERFORMANCE Booking at Little's $2.50, $1.50 and $1. ~~BAND PERFORMANCE KATONG PARK WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, AT 9 P.M. Th* Band of The212 words
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Advertisement483 1931-11-20 5 mf n^ef£4Sttmmmmmmmi £__fe 3__3 l ~^m\ ESSQ CIS \Wm K^ lis ll •llElli ll Ik' vS____fl___L"___^r^isl TO-NIGHT fSislj "The Almost Perfect Talkie" A Brilliant British Picture (See Local Press Reviews) ka British International's famous Production from a celebrated book "YOUNG WOO3DL.KY" with MADELEINE CARROLL FRANK LAWTON and ALL-ENGLISH CAST aaaaaaaaaaaaaa483 words
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Advertisement360 1931-11-20 5 NIGHTLY:^— AT 6.15 AND 9.15 Matinees: To-morrow and Sunday at 3 p.m. >^»wfiffrmaaa%^ W% Am^M AmmmW M A^M V W m >^^^ Mr\ jhjjj^^^ TELEPHONE N9 6909 GAY.' GLAMOROUS/ MELODIOUS/ BRITAIN'S SUPREME INSPIRATION! __J2 aaaaaaaaaai aaaaaaaaaal aaal "■■l JaaaaaaaaaaaaE ~~~j aaa i !SS^^^-=__— SURGING ACROSS k J J- B|L-_ j^ST360 words
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Article386 1931-11-20 6 Scotland Beat Wales After ?>2 Years I By Dutch Air Mail ißy Our Indian Correspondent) London, Nov. 2. Scotland wrecked the Wrexham "bogey" on Saturday when they beat Wiles by 3 —2 on the historic racecourse ground before a crowd of 10.000. It was their first win here386 words
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Article162 1931-11-20 6 Elected to the Jockey Club i a«\om Our Own Correspondent I By Dutch Air Mail 1 London. Nov. I. Lord Gktnely. the Ron. Thomas Egerton. and Captain Charles Moore have b n elected members ot the Jockey Club. the supreme authority controlling horse-racing In Great Britain. Foi many162 words
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Article159 1931-11-20 6 From Our Own Correspondent !By Dutch Air Mail! London. Nov. 1. One of the recommendations of hockey, an entirely amateur game, is its democratic attitude to the players of other games. Professionals at cricket, soccer, tennis, or any other pastime are jusi as welcome as amateurs. Several professional159 words
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Article162 1931-11-20 6 I From Our Own Correspondent I I By Dutch Air Mail London. Nov. 2. An extraordinary situation has developed a Abertlllery. the future of the premier Rugby football club of the town, which won the Welsh championship two seasons ago. and with Cross Keys ran the South Africans162 words
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Article62 1931-11-20 6 I From Our Own Correspondent! IBy Dutch Air Maill London, Nov. 2. Borotra is not playing again hi Davis Cup singles. His reason is that the Davis Cup takes too much of his time for training and travelling Borotra denies that bis decision lias been influenced62 words
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Article991 1931-11-20 6 The Success of the Wasps I From Our Own Correspondent J [By Dutch Air Mall] London, Nov. 2. Of the most prominent Rugby football clubs m London: the record of the Wasps, who again won on Saturday, this year Is almost if not quite the best. So far991 words
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Advertisement248 1931-11-20 6 I In the I Highest Circles— /Sgp I I Lipton's Tea is the fm M M choice of those |r fll I who can appreciate I jl H I wide as the civilised \J 1 Ms<^l_ss___iy LIPTON S I I YELLOW LABEL I I TEA I I WORLD FAMOUS FOR248 words
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Advertisement386 1931-11-20 6 Should Women dread the approach of a perfectly ITVTATURU never intended you to sutler L^lunduly. Why is it then that so nunv thousands of women experience such pain and weakness Simply because the body Uukj calcium. That is the reply, supported by the best medical opinion. Calcium is the vital386 words
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Article1000 1931-11-20 7 "SUB-ACID ILL-WILL AND SPITE" A( ror NTANTS' DISPUTE avil-known Europeans Before Chief Justice ÜBEL ACTION DISMISSED n ol ill-will and sipite was said 1" iao ol Singapore's best known 'C were at one time m partner- j 1 |fi J S M. Rennie and Mr. B. I Supreme Court before1,000 words
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LOCAL CANDIDATE FOR A FORTUNE
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Article150 1931-11-20 7 Notice Board Ticket Drawn by Chinese Clerk IReuter's Service! London, Nov. 18. In the Irish Sweep on the Manchester Novemw r Handicap a Notice Board ticket BDU 2020 las been drawn by "Thought." care of Thos. dock's. Singapore. A Signifier ticket B D R***** las been drawn150 words
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Article156 1931-11-20 7 Lord Sankey's Statement of Procedure [Bi it ish Radio Official Service Rugby, Nov. IS. The procedure to be adopted during the n maining stages of the Indian Round-Table Conference was announced by Lord Sankey, who presided at the meeting of the Federal Structure Committee. Following a long interchange156 words
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Article82 1931-11-20 7 i Commons Question on Negotiations [British Radio Official Service] Rugby, Nov. IK. In the course of an answer m the House o Commons, the Under-Secretary for Foreigi Affairs. Capt. R. A. Eden, stated that th present negotiations between the French am German Governments were understood to relat82 words
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Article248 1931-11-20 7 Christmas Entertainment for Children The Parish Priest's annual Christmas entertainment for children will take place on Tuesday. December 22nd. 1 The entertainment will consist of a Cinema Show kindly arranged by Mr. Laurence Aroozoo ■md a variety entertainment by the Entertainment Committee of the Singapore Catholic Club.248 words
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Article116 1931-11-20 7 Startling figures tmphasising how Hong Kong and Kowloon are suffering from overcrowding 'are containe*d m the official returns of the I census. The total population of the Colony Ls 849.751. making an increase m the civilian population m the last ten years of 215,307, which is the largest ever recorded116 words
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Article602 1931-11-20 7 MEMORANDUM TO FRANCE A Condition of Debt Reduction IReuter's Service J Washington, Nov. 18. It is understood that Mr. Hoover has approved an informal memorandum to the U.S. Ambassador m Paris reiterating the U.S. Government's attitude on reparations. It is believed the memorandum, which is merely602 words
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Article44 1931-11-20 7 M. Flandin Meets Gen. Dawes and Sir John Simon I Reuter's Service Parts, Nov. 18. The Finance Minister, M. Flandin. had talks with Sir John Simon and General Dawes successively to-day but no information is available with regard to the topics discussed.44 words
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Article41 1931-11-20 7 2*/ 2 Hours Talk With Mr. Hoover r ßeuter's Servieei Washington, Nov. 18. Signor Grandi and Mr. Hoover conversed at White House for 1% hours to-day, their talk being chiefly devoted to the economic question and the Disarmament Conference.41 words
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Article114 1931-11-20 7 Urgent Instructions from the Governor Penang, Nov. 18. Penang ls at last to have the long looked for aerodrome and perhaps the first aeroplane will land m Bayan Lepas about the middle of April next year. Urgent instructions have been received from the Governor to expedite the work114 words
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Article549 1931-11-20 7 COUNCIL STATEMENT Speech by Sir Cecil Clementi Mr. Caldecott, replying to the adjournment speeches, at the resumed meeting of the Federal Council at Kuala Lumpur, associated Government with the remarks made regarding Colonel Swettenham and Dr. Winstedt. It was impossible to consider farther expenditure on Cameron549 words
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Article231 1931-11-20 7 Butter, Lard and Ghee to be Taxed The import duties imposed by Gazette Notification No. 7814 of November 10th. are cancelled, and the following import duties m their stead with effect from November 18th. imposed: Kachang oil .03 cents per pound. Butter, tinned .12 per pound. Butter,231 words
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Article60 1931-11-20 7 10 Per Cent Reduction Recommended Municipal Committee No. I at a meeting held on November 12th, m reply to formal application by the Singapore Traction Co., Ltd. under terms of their agreement with the Commissioners for the supply of electricity, decided to recommend reduction of 10 per60 words
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Article81 1931-11-20 7 In aid of Poppy Day a most successful Whist Drive was held m the J.J. Club on Friday. 13th. through which the Committee were enabled to hand ever the sum of $132 to the Fund. The prizes were very kindly donated by Messrs.81 words
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Article562 1931-11-20 7 ALIPORE CASE Traffic on Ships Coming to Singapore The story of a conspiracy among Peshwaris to import contraband drugs from upcountry and distribute them m Calcutta was related before Mr. P. C. Ghose, Special Magistrate of Alipore. by a witness, who described his occupation as I "boat562 words
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Article458 1931-11-20 7 Archaeological Treasure Lifted) by Kinta Dredge Feu are aware that since the beginning ol the present month a treasure of historical importance and value has reposed m the Perak Museum at Taiping. (says the Times ot j Malaya Recent dredging operations at the Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging Company's458 words
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BREACH OF TRUST CHARGE
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Article605 1931-11-20 7 Sequel to Rubber Sale Transaction CANTON DOCTOR'S DEAL Wee Mah Chee. a Chinese, described as .1 broker, was charged before Mr. Clayton m the Second Police Court yesterday with criminal breach of trurt m respect of $5,629. the offence being alleged to have been committed m the course605 words
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Article209 1931-11-20 7 Westerhout's Claim to he Substantially Reduced TIMM the plaintiff's claim was exaggerated and ought |0 t* substantially reduced was the finding of Mr. Justice Soroule. delivering judgm Df m the- Supr me Court yesterday on the .second action brought by Mr. J. B. Westerhout. th* well-known architect, against209 words
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Article53 1931-11-20 7 Judgment Reserved m Case Against Mr. Mozar Jrcigment ha. be/Mi reserved by Mr. Justice Thorne m the action brought by the Prog res sive Publicity Co. against Mr. K. Mozar. a former employee and now of Masters Ltd.. Singapore, claiming $2,495 on an account between the paities.53 words
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Article63 1931-11-20 7 Search for Missing House Boy Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 18. The Wallaces' house-boy. who Ls wanted by the police m connection with the outrage at Port Swettenham on Tuesday night Ls still at large, and is belie\ed to be still m the Klang neighbourhood. Police were on duty63 words
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Article45 1931-11-20 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE. PARK—GUTHRIE.—At the Presbyterian Church. Singapore, en the 18th. inst.. George M. Park, youngest son of John Park and the late Mrs. Park. The Drums, Greenock, to Agnes Alice, daughter of Mrs. Guthrie and the late Walter McNiel Guthrie. Greenhill Avenue. GifTnock, Renfrewshire.45 words
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828 1931-11-20 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1931 THE LEAGUE AND OPIUM Public interest m the activities of the League of Nations is not at the present time allowed to stray very far from Paris, where an effort is being made to find a solution to the SinoJapanese dispute, so that828 words
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Article282 1931-11-20 8 The annual Christmas Party at St. Mary's Home will be held en Saturday. Dec. 5. at 5 p.m. The children will act "Poia of the Black Feet" etc. The next meeting of the Tomlinson Hall Literary Society will be held m the Tomlinson Hall, adjoining Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road» at282 words
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Article230 1931-11-20 8 THE NEW BILL Keeping the Decks Clear of Embarrassments [British Radio Official Service! Rugby. Nov. 19. The Government last night secured the second reading for the Abnormal Importations Customs Duties Bill by 376 votes to 47. Replying on the debate Mr. Walter Runciman. of the Board230 words
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Article327 1931-11-20 8 Lonely Wives at the Those who see the R. K. O. Pathe production Lonely Wives will be forgiven if they employ the school girl phrase and describe the picture as "a scream." It certainly is. and snappy is the word. Dialogue that just bristles with red hot spiceness327 words
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Article210 1931-11-20 8 Two Europeans Seriously Injured Two Europeans, who were driving along Grove Road tn the direction of Katong. were very seriously injured late on Wednesday night when the car. a Ford two-seater, skidded, turned a complete roll and came to rest on its four wheels. The occupants were210 words
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Article144 1931-11-20 8 Organised Community Singing The fifth and last? Concert for this year will be held m the Memorial Hall at 5.10 p.m., on Friday. December 4th. The programme this time will be confined to Folk Songs and old British Ballads, and promises to be a very interesting one.144 words
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Article34 1931-11-20 8 Messrs. G. Grant, manager. Chartered Bank. Ipoh, and J. Whyte, manager of William Jark> and Co., Ltd., Ipoh, have been appointed to the Committee of the Perak Branch of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce.34 words
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IMMENSE BANQUET AT JOHORE
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Article649 1931-11-20 8 Sultan Hopes to ,>, main ornhv Thtte have be n nn a similar nature of th Bahru. m record honour of the arrival ol Sultan and Sultanah ol j tion of Her Highn, HH. the Tunku Malu.. of Johore there last nigh, magnitude (writes a y lr649 words
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Article76 1931-11-20 8 Performance ;it Kato^ Park i t The following ll th. i formance to be Bjfeo Battalion The C.lou.w-r. kind porflfiaeeton ol i ,lT r man and Officers.. C Yorke. DC M fll K<' November 25th at I Selection. Reltt criptive. "In old Thi* > Midsummer Night I Di76 words
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Advertisement220 1931-11-20 8 (H) 4I Ml I I iS Li J \__K_./ jmmj cr^* jjf WINES FOR THE CONNOISSEUR'S TABLE. CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO.. LTD., ilmorporated under the Companies' Ordinances of Hong Kongi [Incorporated m Shanghai). 201 CANTONMENT ROAD. TELEPHONE 5371 5372. WHY BUY TINNED CAKES? ROYAL BAKERY Freshly Made Cakes and Pastries of220 words
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Advertisement37 1931-11-20 8 DOXA FOR ACCURACY RELIABILITY THE LATEST AND SMARTEST DESIGNS IN WRIST WATCHES POCKET WATCHES ALARM CLOCKS TRAVELLING CLOCKS CAN BE HAD FROM The Sole Agents Distributors For S.S. Si F.M.S. U. S. De SUVA BROS. Jewellers Singapore37 words
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Advertisement145 1931-11-20 8 COMMODITY MARKET LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES TFREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, Nov. 19. Messrs. Lewis, Lazarus and Sons nptify to-day's tin prices as follows Spot £131 ***** (£l3l 1516). Forward £133 13 16 (£133 *****). The market is steady. Messrs. Symington and Sinclair, notify to-day's rubber145 words
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PRIVATE COUNCIL SESSIONS A FAILURE
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Article2907 1931-11-20 9 SLOW PROGRESS League Prestige at Stake I keutvr's Service] London. Nov. IM. <»t the pro-less of the League' ed uith reports of the occupa- ihar, is causing grave concern il ohserveii here, wno feel now. tli.it not only the peace of the the whole foundations of th2,907 words
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Article88 1931-11-20 9 10 Per Cent on Imports from December [Reuter's Far Eastern Servieei Nanking, Nov. 19. It is learned the Central Political Council has approved and the Finance Committee of the Legislative Yuan has adopted, regulation governing the flood relief customs surtax of 10 per cent- on all imports88 words
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Article90 1931-11-20 9 Health Trip to Ceylon [British Radio— Official Service] Unghy, Nov. 19. Mr. Lloyd George, accompanied by his family ls leaving England to-day on a health trip to Ceylon. He joins the P. and O. liner Comorin at Marseilles to-morrow. Mr. Lloyd George underwent a severe operation m90 words
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Advertisement185 1931-11-20 9 WAVE YOU TRIED "CHILVERN COTTAGE" CHEESE I THE MASTERPIECE IN CHEESE MAKING. I l_f Ic'hTIYLRN CO. IAGECHrISI £Peii FROM KULL CREAM MII.X I F.OM M S°l«Prop.w«ir..Ul?UNlONftMllVf<.U. AYLFSBURY BUCKS I 'i'll S*»t« P»»p**«»- I J/ ~9 #*„*»>,_*, y-.m *T»r*A.^-^ _a»^ I I MADE FROM FULL CREAM MILK. I SOLD AS FAST185 words
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Advertisement903 1931-11-20 10 BLUE FUNNEL LINE, f REGULAR PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. M)RTNIGUTLV EXPRESS SERVICE MARSEILLES, LONDON A N. CONTINENT WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Thrice Monthly Service Liverpool, Havre and Glasgow. Route subject to alteration without notice. 1 WEEKLY SERVICE LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due. Sails ALCINOUS For Holland, London and Hamburg903 words
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Advertisement596 1931-11-20 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. ancorporated In Fn«ianci, _LLERMAN" LINE FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. I Si iii mn Doe Singapore. I s.s. CITY OF ROUBAIX For Havre, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Nov. 29 1 s.s. CITY OF PERTH For London. Rotterdam596 words
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Advertisement488 1931-11-20 10 aP. fif> O V British India and Apcar Lines r (Incorporated m England). I MASLm PASSENGER AND CARGO I' SERVICES. I PENINSULAR aAND ORIENTAL S. N CO I UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERN mi vr I LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVH'F I. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN488 words
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Advertisement786 1931-11-20 11 S. K. Line. I EIKOFr AFRICA. NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA AND INMA. *M n x«l >f^K« lo> ANOfcLK* ana NriW VOKK S <l F^ißht Service. irrVfn Kutir ..^MM.t IOM»0\. Rr>U,'rd»m Hamou.« OmMMk < turns* via Colombo. Aden. Suez and Port S»ic Dec 15 17 IM'RBAN, P. Elizabeth. Cape Tr.un Rm786 words
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Advertisement516 1931-11-20 11 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP 1^ Ji WL\ PRESIDENT LINERS j)M Mil TO MARSEILLES, NEW YORK AND BOSTON \llm ■I SINGAPORE AND PENANG via COLOMBO ,1 1 HSI SUEZ. POKT SAID. ALLXAXDRIA. .NAPLES IB Mm) Arrive Leave Leave Arrive (wmW M\\ Ples Harrison Dec. 21 Dec. 23 Dec. 25 Feb' 2 !j IM516 words
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Advertisement912 1931-11-20 11 K. P. M. KON_JJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU [ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY OF BATAVIA.] (Incorporated m Holland.) UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIAN GOVERNMENT Telephone No. 5451, with sub-connections to— Passage. Freight. Transhipment. Marine Departments and Manager's desk. Representatives m the Straits Settlements (Singapore and Penang) of the TRAVELLERS OFFICIAL INFORMATION RCREAI912 words
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Article607 1931-11-20 12 " BULLWANGER - "BULLWANGER" By I'm wearing the dear old tie, sir, I have no right to wear, But its colours suit my taste, sir, And I cherish it with care! After "Beachcomber." The multi-coloured ties worn by the profanum vulflßis dazzle the eyes with their bright and urgent colours, and607 words
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Article113 1931-11-20 12 i Berlin, Nov. 12. The merging of the Italian shipping coml panics into a single big combine. Italia, with a capital of 1.250 million lire, to operate the services on the North and South American routes, as well as the simultaneous announce I ment that three Italian113 words
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Advertisement703 1931-11-20 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated ln Australia). FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and the S.S MANGOLA (3.352 tons). ICargo only.] s.s. MARELLA is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de703 words
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Advertisement600 1931-11-20 12 KERR STEAMSHIP CoTw (Incorporated ln U.S.A.) GENERAL AGENTS. NEW YORK SERVICE. Regular Freight Service to Boston, New V (MJ Philadelphia and Baltimore (via Suez) Dne Sails M.B. SILVERCYPRESS Nov. 24 Dec j N w M.S. BILVERWALNUT Dec. 8 Dec. 14 Jan 2 M.S. SILVERPALM Dec. 29 Jan. 4 For rates600 words
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Miscellaneous730 1931-11-20 12 MAUL DESPATCHES BT TRAIN Bangkok every Monday Sz Thuisday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 6 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut; 6 p.m. Kelantan every Sunday 4 p.m. Tuesday and Friday 7.30 a.m. Seremban, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Penang and Lower Siam 7.30 a.m. F.M.S., Batu Anam, Batu Pahat,730 words
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Miscellaneous209 1931-11-20 12 Circe, Brit. 314, from Kelantan 19. for Ke.antan 21. Toba, Dut. 684, from Djambi 19. for Djambi 21. Senang. Dut. 729, from Palembang 19. fcr Palembang 21. Buijskes. Dut. 983. from Sourabaya 19. for Sourabaya 21. Mahidol, Brit. 440. from Kuantan 19. lor Kuantan 21. Canton. Sued. 450, from Kobe209 words
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Article329 1931-11-20 13 Japanese River Craft Laid Up Hundreds of Chinese sailors and waterfront ccolios were thrown ou- of er? -c;.t recently when 13 steamers operated on the Yangtsze Rivers by the Nishin Kisen Kaisha, one of the largest Japanese lines plying m Chinese waters, were tied up m Shanghai as329 words
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Article347 1931-11-20 13 Complaint by Manchester Authority Complaint has been forwarded to the Shipowners Federation by the Manchester Port Sanitary Authority as to the dirty condition of some ships. The Authority reports that of 119 British ships inspected 14 were dirty and verminous, while 52 foreign vessels were inspected and all347 words
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Article140 1931-11-20 13 A Favourable Annual Report Bremen, Nov. 12. The board meeting of the executive of the North German Lloyd opened with eloquent moving tributes to the late President, Herr summing, whose name is interwoven with that of the company and the city. The report states that the annual140 words
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Article53 1931-11-20 13 A Greek Steamer Lost Corunna, Nov. 11. The Greek steamer Gerogios was m distress yesterday m a storm, and eight of the sailors were saved by a French boat. To-day the appeals for help have ceased, and it is believed that the vesse] has sunk with the sailors53 words
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Article508 1931-11-20 13 73,000 Ton Liner to be Launched m February Seme seven or eight weeks ago it was officially made known by the Cunard Coy. that the giant 73,000-ton liner which has been under construction at Clydebank for over eight months past is to be launched m February lext.508 words
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Article240 1931-11-20 13 Latest Type of Wireless Apparatus The four new liners of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company Strathnaver, Strathaird, Corfu and Carthage are each to carry the latest type of Marconi wireless telegraph apparatus comprising 2-kilcwatt transmitters for long, medium and short wavelengths, and240 words
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Article187 1931-11-20 13 Sir Bertram Hayes' Reply to Critics Sir Bertram Hayes, formerly Commodore cf the White Star Line, speaking at Liverpool, said it was often said sailers are not sailors, nowadays. "You can take it frcm me. and I apeak from experience m both sail and steam," he187 words
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Advertisement524 1931-11-20 13 r THE ingapore Free Press (Daily and Weekly Editions) L one 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. ne :6os& Cable Address: ADVERTISER, SINGAPORE. The premier morning daily m Malaya. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning. Latest news, latest telegrams and latest announcements. London rubber and tin cables appear daily. Special features524 words
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Advertisement467 1931-11-20 13 V jfHJFll^ INDIGESTION is not only painful, but if neglec1' yißß^., :fm te( l becomes dangerous. Kxcess stomach rj[ a %b& m i* ac a,, d fermenting food irritate the delicate A* '"Y&^y^mm&m stomach lining, form gas. and, by interfering with W T^^^^iWs proper nourishment, actually bnak down health. A467 words
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Advertisement146 1931-11-20 14 KfrqCeccqetV' 1 P^^ OLD SCOTCH 9|np|| Irlwi^Crit^ favourite V \Hl li 1 FROM v; X PENONC -^f|[ iIfICfIPORE TH£ D/Sr/U£fiS /JC£fKriW.£DJmi/PCHSCOrWND. "The Blood is the Stream of Lit m TO TREAT DISEASE REMOVE THE CAUSE CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE m the treatment of Blood and Skin Diseases gets to the root146 words
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Advertisement761 1931-11-20 14 BANKS AND INSm CHARTERED RANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital ln 600,000 shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £4,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. 2 Agencies and Branches: Alor Star Harbin Penang Amritsar Hong761 words
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Advertisement301 1931-11-20 14 [AiVC£^H SOUTH iP BRITISH %M FIRE. MARINE, TR A V| MOTOR CAM INSURANCE ICCBTm LOWEST CURRENT Km Office: i (j TBI EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORrOtAim. FIRE, MARINE MOTOR CAB AM) PERSONAL ACCIDBM INBURANCE. L. G. JOHNSON <„„„.,, M HEAD OKFHr M rr J^ TI,E OCEAN N,,,1)KV1 GUARANTEE oi,por\ti on UMITBD301 words
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Miscellaneous818 1931-11-20 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following ls a list of stations which can be received ln Singapore Java Stations Bandoeng PLM from about 5.20 p.m. gramophone records and telephony tests with Sydney, Australia, and other stations. Usual call after records "Hullo Sydney." Tanjong Priok, 21 metres from818 words
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Article919 1931-11-20 15 NOW IS THE TIME I lhe Future of Rubber Roadways ria- annual meeting of Rubber ltd revives interest In an applicar winch has teized the imagination of new methods of consumption flu artea. and has been productive more disappointment than any outlet for tihe use of reduni;il The reasons for919 words
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Article461 1931-11-20 15 mmmMRRMMk Ne-/. 13. Tito prloee quoted are generally those current tit Clyde Terrace Market. At the other markets there may be small variations. Rmmt Steak (Round) Kati 40 Beef st««\v or curry do 32 Pork, lean do 46 Pork, lean and iat (Ist quality) do 34 Mutton461 words
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Article163 1931-11-20 15 Soviet Commissary of Commerce j m Berlin I. Berlin. Nov. 9. The Soviet Assistant Commissary for Commerce has arrived here to attend the conference opening on Saturday under the chairmanship of t-he Federal Minister of Economics, Hcrr Warmbold. which will discuss various questions' ot Russo-German commercial relations. j163 words
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Article350 1931-11-20 15 November 19 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 24 932 London. 3 months' sight 2|4 7|32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 5 32 London. 30 days' sight 2,4'* London, demand 2 4 3 32 London. T. T. 2 4 116 Lyons and Paris, demand 1080 Hamburg, demand350 words
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72 1931-11-20 15 November 19th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot 9 9 1 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nov. 9', 9' 2 December 9', 9 1 January 9\ 9 1 Jan. -March 9 1 9% April- June 9 7 S 10 Tone of72 words
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Article937 1931-11-20 15 THURSDAY, NOV. 19TH 1931 CLOSING QUOTATIONS Buyem 9*ti*n Asam Kumbang 23s 25s Austral Malay 18s 20s Ayer Hitam (5s> 10s 9d lls #d Bangrin Tin (£> 10s 9d lls 9d Batans Padang ($1> 05 12 Batu Caves iSl 25 30 Bukit Arang ($1> 30 40 nom. Burmah937 words
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Article161 1931-11-20 15 Perak River Hydro-Electric Optimism I FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT I London. Nov. 19. Perak River Hydro-Electric Company. Limited, annual meeting adopted the report for the year. The chairman said the company had sold 58,540,000 units. The expenditure m Malaya and London had been reduced by £26,000 which should161 words
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Article134 1931-11-20 15 Changes m Representative 1 Prices 1 United Press Association) New York. Nov. 17 18. Ami'iican Can. Com. 80 76 l v oues Service W Colombia Gas and Elee. 22', 21 -v Curtis Wright 2 1 Electric Bond and Share 19 l s 18 Gen. Electric 30134 words
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Article169 1931-11-20 15 i British Radio— Official Berne* j I Nov. 1 1" l I Amsterdam 94 9 7 16 9 13 32 Athens 310 310 310 Bombay Is 6>,d I*. 6'.:l Is. 6>.d Berlin 16 15 15 16 15 7 Brussels 27* 27',, 27 j BuchareM 635 635 635 i Rhio169 words
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Article121 1931-11-20 15 Singapore. Nov. 19. A mild sensation was created hi the market yesterday by a rumour that the Dutch Economic Committee m Batavia is favourably inclined towards restriction. The effect of this behm that demand was uood at the Auctions yesterday and prices advanced to 9 cents. New York,121 words
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Article653 1931-11-20 15 World's Largest National Trade Exhibition The British In lust ries Pair, or "BIP." a.; it is becoming known ln every language, is display of the mniMlactures of Great Britain t.nd of the produ- 8 of the British Dominion* md Colonies which Ls held for the period of fortnight653 words
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Article390 1931-11-20 15 Strong Criticism of Budget Calcutta. Nov. ft, The St itc.nian. m an editorial, says tliat India will never erect a statue to Sir George Schuster when that Finance Member finally leav her ho:es. I: i Budget i op 11 tf> grave criticisms," it ■ays, "but a graver390 words
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Advertisement53 1931-11-20 15 t 3M t > cacccd $12,000,004* Anmisncc In force otct SSs,ft,m PThe Great Eastern life Assurance Co*, Ltd. SEAD OFFICE Great later u Life Bnlfcltnc. Oeott Street, Sincapore M— IH'l'IOS ST. OM Jewry. Sua ATTRACTIVE PLANS OP ASSURANCE j— WANTED Secretary MmMmMMM D&mwmm -Mmmmmj O. O. KNOX el wj. SAPJBB53 words
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Article497 1931-11-20 16 SATURDAY'S MATCHES Malaya Command Team Against the Negri The follow ing team has been selected to represent the Malaya Qommand m their first match m the Malaya Cup competition against Negri Sembilan at Seremban on Saturday (all Gloucester Regt. unless otherwise stated): Pte. Halford, Lieut. G. J.497 words
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Article113 1931-11-20 16 Appeal to Firms for a Special Effort At a meeting held at the S.C.C. yesterday, it was unanimously decided to hold the New Year land and sea sports as usual at the end of this year. The Chairman. Mr. G. W. A Trimmer, said that there was113 words
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Article236 1931-11-20 16 Perak's Victory m Penang Penang, Nov. 14. Penang hockey players disappointed their supporters In the inter-state match to-day, Perak proving .superior and whining by 2 goals to nil. While individually and collectively the Perak team did excellently it would be superfluous to d'-scriminate but a special mead cf236 words
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Article60 1931-11-20 16 Malacca vs. Negri Sembilan I From 0::r Own Correspondent 1 Malacca, Nov. 19. After last night's State Trial the following were selected to represent Malacca against Negri Sembilan on Saturday on the former's ground M. A. Pereira; H. M. de Souza. Johnston-Hill R. Lecn G. Reeve. Eusope, w.60 words
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Article262 1931-11-20 16 AMATEUR MEETING To-day's Handicaps and Selections The handicaps and selections for to-day, the first day of the November Amateur Meeting, are as follows: Race 1. Poi ies Class 2 Div. 2 (6 Furs.) —4.00 p.m. Highland Lass 11.10. Pataques 11.3, Cameo 11. 11.0. Romala 11.0. Romance 10.10,262 words
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Article83 1931-11-20 16 Handicaps for Saturday are: Face 3. Hacks About I Furs. 3.05 p.m. Catch Weights list. 71bs. Yum Yum. Trusty. Marigold. Grey Habit, Wallace Rex. Runaway Girl. Narcuse. Race 5. Pelo Pcnies About 2 Furs. 3.55 r.m. Catch Weights list. 71bs. Div. B. The Chef. Campaigner. Lady Jane Grey.83 words
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Article274 1931-11-20 16 The programme is issued for the amateur race meeting to be held by the Taiping Turf Club on Thuisday and Saturday. December 17 and 19. Provided there are sufficient entries two runs each will be provided for horses Classes 3 and 4 combined: for ponies Class 2.274 words
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Article172 1931-11-20 16 M.C.U. Defeat Indian Association A hockey match on Wednesday agair.st the Indian Association on their ground, was won by the Medical College Union by two goals to use. Play began with a sudden attack by the Indian forwards and they kept up the pressurt for some time, until the172 words
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Article68 1931-11-20 16 The following hay? been invited to play Rugby Football for S.C.C. vs. P.S.R.F.C. "A" on Friday 27th inst. at Dunearn Road. D. W. McLeod; G. Boas. W. S. Pcol, T. C. D. Jones, E. Thornton Jones; A. Colville. I. C. Van Cuylenburg; F. Bradley Martin. L. N. Strachan.68 words
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Article62 1931-11-20 16 At soccer yesterday the St. Joseph's Institute Old Beys drew with the Tan Tock Seng Hospital Recreation Club on the St. Joseph's Inst, ground I—l.1 I. There was no score at half-time but after the interval John Then gave the Old Boys the lead from a pass from Keng62 words
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Article416 1931-11-20 16 A THRILLING GAME Much Improved Standard of Play Miss Griffith Jones XI. .0; G.S.C 0. There was a good attendance at the ladies hockey match held on the S.C.C. Padang yesterday m aid of Peppy Day Funds. The teams were the Girls' Sports Club and Miss Griffith416 words
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Article312 1931-11-20 16 Garrison G.C. vs. Singapore G.C. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa The following are the teams and starting times for the Singapore Golf Club versus Garrison Golf Club to be played on Sunday next 22nd inst. on Garrison Links. Singapore Gclf Club players mentioned first: 815 a.m. L. D. Hardie and W. Eldred vs.312 words
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Article100 1931-11-20 16 The following have been invited to play m the third trial game en the Padang on Ncv. 24 or. if rain should interfere, on the next day. Cclcurs: O. C. Aeria (S.R.C): Capt. Miers (S.C.C.) and Rockliffe (R.A.); Stewart Brown (S.C.C.), Russell (R.A.F.) and Baskaran (I.A.V Yzelman100 words
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Article31 1931-11-20 16 Ladies November Spoon Replay The replay for the Ladies' November Spoon between Mrs. E. F. Mozar and Miss K. Niblcck resulted m a win for Miss K. Niblock.31 words
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Article53 1931-11-20 16 On Sunday, the "A" Class yachts will sail the third race of a series for the Guillemard Challenge Cup. start 10 a.m. Course will be posted m the usual place. IaSS WiU the race for the Clifford Cup. start 10.10 a.m. Course will be poste d53 words
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Article192 1931-11-20 16 LOTTERY SECTION Japanese Draws £100 Ticket [Reuter's Service j London, Nov. 19. With the conclusion of the draw of 1,064 Irish sweepstake tickets m respect of the 56 horses left m the Manchester November Handicap the second section of the draw began. This is a pure192 words
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Article191 1931-11-20 16 Lancashire Disagree With Long Term Contract [FREE PRESS SER VICE— COPYRIGHT 1 London, Nov. 19. The Lancashire County Cricket Club have diopped Richard Tyldesley, the famous bowler, owing to his insistence on a long term contract. Some of his bowling performances rank amongst the finest things ever191 words
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Article316 1931-11-20 16 Its Adoption m England Now Definite The adoption of the stipendiary stewards' .system has been definitely decided en by the English Jockey Club, and, according to London exchanges, it will be m vogue at the first flat racing meeting next year. However, the stipendiary stewards are not to316 words
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Article106 1931-11-20 16 BOLTON DIREC TOR'S DEATH [From Our Own Correspondent! [By Dutch Air Mail] London, Nov. 2. Insisting against medical advice en attending the West Bromwich vs. Bolton League match at Bolton a week ago. when suffering from a severe cold. Albert Nichols, recently chairman of Bolton Wanderers, and a director since106 words
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Article32 1931-11-20 16 I FREE PRESS SER VICE— COPYRIGHT London, Nov. 19. The following are results of Rugby matches played yesterday Cambridge U. 5. Edinburgh TJ. 4. P'mcuth Services 13. Guy Hospital 5.32 words
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Article27 1931-11-20 16 MONDAY B. Class 150 Up F. M. Still owe 75 vs. Winner of J. Baillie owe 50 and C. H. S. Jones owe 25.27 words
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Advertisement234 1931-11-20 16 MAURICE CHEVALIFR^ LATEST TfisMasfersVbice RECORDS B. 3923 I Ma,na Ine O 3y J I Bon Soir B. 3684 I T M 7 Ue j It s a Great Life "MOUTRIE S -h.m.v/' specialists Raffles Place tti PWfipgfg IT IS ESSENTIAL TO HE INSUR ED AGAINST ALL PERSONAL ACCIDENTS Apply for234 words
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