The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 November 1932

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    16 1 The Singapore Free Press NO. 13^15. ESTABLISHED 1835. SINGAPORE, S.S. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1932. 10 CENTS.
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    THE DAYS NEWS
    332 1 Latest news concerning the war debts F otitic n i> to the effect that Belgium cannot pay the December instalment and that a d«cisicn to pay on the part of Krance will lead to the fall of the Herriot Cabinet. Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald is hopeful of
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    JACK AND JILL
    1198 1 it was no longer am... I .-y ooce you b to remember, as I did. the odd contraption of a letter-rack th.it used to stand above the mantelpiece m tho OoOce-Roi n Thorn of us who made HaHoran*i Pan ly Hotel tbe headquarters for Ashing and ti
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      218 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK 111 NKARKST APPROACH TO PURE, IRI SII. PASTEURIZED MILK OM UNABLE IN THE TROPICS. OBTAINABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES RAFFLES HOTEL MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Pahit m the new Palm Parlor LUNCH AT RAFFLES TEA DANCE 6-8 p.m. SINGAPORE REPERTORY PLAYERS FINAL PERFORMANCE I T'W A O
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      158 1 m j JK mm measure to Public Health <jf r J> /tit and well-being than /d,\Vl v 7 \7 SaL-HycoL W Mixing readily with hard. salt, or even contaminated water SAL-HYCOL 'is a DISINFECTANT of new and amazing possibility. Used m hospitals public buildings or the home, it banishes all
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      206 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Sal-Hycoi. the new disinfectant P 1. Ovaltine for mothers and bnl 0 6. Christ-mi from Wl Robinson's ha\e a nev. shipment Of Dre.^ ViyeUa Page 9. Records cf the songs out of Lov Mi To-night from Moutrie's Page 16. CHRYSLER SATISFACTION «_^3S___i.«— M-— »i»Mai BARGAINS NEW PIANOS AT
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      11 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    621 2 Positions m the League To Date It is putty bad and rainy autumn In England up to date. There have been very heavy flood m Scotland, as far north as Inverness ta one places thi- rai'v. -«v lines are under Tlu following are the position- m the English
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    THE LATE MR. F. J. PENNEFATHER
    628 2 The death took place at the General Hospital on Friday, of Mr. Farleigh Joseph Pennefather of The Building Surveyor's Dept. Singapore Municipality. He was taken ill about five months ago and had been ailing since then. He was admitted into the General Hospital about
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    THE CAPITOL
    234 2 Clive Brook m The Man From Yesterday Clive Brooks strong and convincing characterisation of Capt. Tony Clyde m The Man From Yesterday", the Paramount production which commenced at the Capitol yesterday, is admirably supported by the capable acting of Claudette Colbert m the role of Sylvia Suffolk. This
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    LATE MR. A. V. VAN DER BEEK
    313 2 The death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore on Saturday of Mr. Augustus Victor van der Beck, late of Messrs Robinson and Co., Ltd. Singapore, with which firm he had been connected for the past 29 years. He was taken ill suddenly
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    HOCKEY
    320 2 Old Rafflesians Lose to Police Police 1; O.R.A 0. The Police hockey team beat the Old Rafflesians Association m a keenly contested hockey game at the Police Depot ground on Saturday by the only goal of the match. In spite of the uneven state of the ground the game
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      58 2 MACLEAN BRAND STOMACH POWDER. Readily accepted by the Medical Profession as the most up-to-date treatment for all Stomach Troubles. Should be used m all es e.s of Indigestion. Flatulence. Heartburn. Gastriin. Dyspepsia and Ulcerated Stomach. It will neutral e excess acids, prevent food fermentation, and check the formation of stomach
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      295 2 BUSINESS CARDS. STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY STATIONERS REPAIRERS. 14A Change Alley, Singapore The Cheapest House for your Statlon- ary. Typewriters. Ribbons and Carbon* fal.Mj tor Pencil and Pen writing. *1 REPAIRS: Send for our mechanics whenever your typewriter is out of r order Telephone 7770, 7532 and 7534. Monthly cleaning of
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      541 2 TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the following materials or services and that particulars of such tenders may be obtained m thc Tender Room. Municipal Offices Lease of MC. vacant land adjoining Elgin Bridge, North Bridge Road, for erection of adverti<ement
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      538 2 TRADE MARK NOTICE. I •'STAR" REG. TRADE MARK *PS^* |||op III! m\ Nctice is hereby given that the trade marks depicted ebove ile the of Chop Poo Chai Tong of No. 138 South Bridge Read. BtDgapoie, md Chun V Hong Kong, and are used by the said chops m respect
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      198 2 NOTICES. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Amendment No. 12 ot 1932 to the General Impro\t-nu-nt Plan under Section 50 tl the Singapore Improvement Ordinance. PLAN OF PROPOSED AMKNDED LAYOUT FOR BI'ONA VISTA VILLAGE. Notice to owners or reput»-d owner* property affected by the pl.in. Whereas the Sir. has considered v neeceMi] to
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      187 2 THE WEEK Monday. tiSth. High Water 09 35. 96 ft.. 23.07. 9.2 ft. Football Scotland vs The Rest. Padang; MJfJL League Div B. Post Offlce Mr lay FT. vs. Bidadari Sports Club. Jala.. Besar. Hockey: A.P.C. vs. V.M.C.A.. Paya Lebar; Raffles Institution Ist. XI vs. RC, PR I.; SCRC vs
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    MODERN LIFE TOO SWIFT
    384 3 Premier's Son Sighs for the "Good Old Days" London, Nov. 9. Mr. Alister Mac Donald, the son of the Prime Minister, speaking at the inaugural me. ting ol St. Mark's Biotherhood at Coventry yesterday, m.ue scathing attack on modern civjlhation with ifts tendency towards "speed at
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    CHINA MERCHANTS S.N. COMPANY
    1341 3 UNPJ EASANT MIX IT Government's Attitude riiKiscU en l rnment and the lon Co., Lai.. N C D lilj N < us Chins Iferchanti steam Navigation i Gross iptl aod Qagrant disn and Chin se employ< c H existence m k ol financial success. The Government
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    CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
    345 3 Singapore Community Thanksgiving I Christian Scirn.? Community of Singapore h» their Annual Thsnk*glv!n| Bervlee m their R^'adint* Room. Bi nham Buildings. Raffles Square Tht- Mother Church. The First Church of Christ. Scientist, m Boston. Massachusetts, has extended it« influence thorughout the world by virtue of its extensive publications,
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    BOXER'S DEATH AFTER FIGHT
    266 3 Jury Exonerate n Opponent London, Nov. 0. Expressing the vi \v that no one was to blame, the jury at a Kingston inauest returned a verdict ct death by misadventure m the case of the Woking boxer. Alfred Williams, vho collapsed and died after a fight
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      65 3 Estate Trust Agencies (1927) Limited BRANCHES 21, First Cross Street MALACCA. 11, Light Street PENANG. 4, 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 Administratio. applied for
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      244 3 Unxrftt FRESH CRAVENA CORK -TIPPED VIRGINIA CIGARETTES WK--4iH9liH _f 111 im/WiZMm tin is designed to be j|| No cutter needed. J |i§^ y^^^S^^^ ili ''\«1. i No jagged edges. Neat r\ i *fc "V When you pull thU I^P^^^^^^^^^^^i^^ sS^ftm. l^ e air rusnin 8 nto tnc i dry Cigarettes
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    30 HOURS ON A BURNING SHIP
    1491 4 30 HOURS ON A BURNING SHIP The Boy who Sailed Away to Rio and to Adventure Commandt-r Cecil Brooks, Commodore of the P. and O. Talks of Hard Tack, Rounding the Horn, 27 Hours at a stretch on the Bridge and of his "Spare-time Ship In those tough, "haid SS
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    "ARMS AND THE MAN"
    193 4 Shaw's Dialogue Dieted 8.1.P. have presented an exceptional picture. The London Hippodrome was packed with, we fear, the majority of the audience ready m j advance to "knock" at this first full-length 6creen play from the pen of the world's greatest i master of satire, writes
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    55 4 Mr J. V. Audas. P.O.S. (A.S.), Resident Enginoor for Paterson Simons and Co Ltd on th.- Port Dickson Water Supply Pipe Une crntatt which Ls nov, complete, is spending a short holiday at Bukit Fraser. He has recently besn appointed sntfnesr-ta-chsrge for HumSteel Ltd (Singapore, on the Muar Water t
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    PITY THE REFEREE!
    160 4 Put Out; Knocked Out; Passed Out [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Nov. 8. Here Ls the sad story of a soccer match played on the R.A.F. Depot ground at Ruislip m the Uxbridge League. It happened a week ago, but better late than never. Play had proceeded
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    114 4 At markets m many parts of the Irish Free State turkeys were sold at sixpence per pound and geese at 4%d. per pound. These are the lowest prices for fifty years. They are due to OS withdrawal of the British, preferential tariffs this month. There is a glut of the
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    BACK-FIRING CAR STARTS RIOT
    1178 4 IRISH THOUGHT IT WAS SHOOTING Guns Pulled— and 50 People Injured I Prom Our Own Correspondent 1 Dublin. Nov. 3. The position of the Free State again occupied the attention cf the British House of Commons this week. Again Mr. Thomas made it very clear that
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    GAUMONT BRITISH
    328 4 A Big Production Scheme The present and impending output of British films being made under the Gaumont British Picture Corporation's big production scheme ranks importantly m overseas film affairs. This output Includes of course products not only from the Corporation's own Shepherd's Bush Studios and from the Gainsborough
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      343 4 _^~y^ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\mmm\\\\\\\\\\\m\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\m^ Germs of decay lurk m ugly film Prevent trouble— keep teeth free from film with this special film -removing tooth paste TF you were to allow your teeth to gently removes this film and reveals Ago even one day without brush- the clean enamel surfaces of your ing
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      402 5 M iß—\m Am B W. J H _B m I _B B '"f -rißg- -rSS»j_^ _s B By -H k. I I fIiJJK IT^- Bk B_B Bk Bk Bj iBIBsWf 1J BI EBBBkJ*M^^^BBIMMMMBBM^BMBBi^BBBBBi B From the Famous Stage Play by Js |V^ Aimee and Phillip Stuart VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL THURSDAY,
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      299 5 i ,M I ICAPITOL.! J.>M:;Blftß]ft:Bl:::ißl'lMOMllis__UMlfflMU^ TO-NIGHT Two Popular Stars together for the first time— CLIVE BROOK The Finest British Screen Actor To-day Eand CLAUDETTE COLBERT YESTERDAY" (BOH A strange romance of a British officer who courted m a restaurant, married m a cellar and spent his r honeymoon m a
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      506 5 J DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS— IS COMING i:1I!MM:1;Ib^*»M NOW PLAYING Norma. Shearer S Clark Gable In Metro Goldwyn Mayer's AMAZING PRODUCTION STRANGE INTERLUDE 111-^1 v> JW M. IM Wd Ramon Novarro IN HUDDLE ASTHMA BRONCHITIS CATARRH TO suffer when you The Royal Physician sirrr-t mmnm m WHO ENDORSED tittU NOT? Dr. HAIR'S
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    SPORT OF THE DAY.
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    ARSENAL HOLDS BRILLIANT RECORD
    1540 6 TOTTENHAM REVIVAL Drawing Better Gates Than Chelsea I From Our Own Correspondent] London. Nov. 8. nrsenai are still at the top after a brilliant away win against the Wolves. Wolves, who nestle at the foot of the League table, lost seven goals to the leaders. The
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    259 6 The followinc will represent the V.M.C.A. ncainst the 22nd Battery R.A. on the V.M.C.A. ground on Wednesday at 5 p.m. C. C. Meredith. R. Lyne (Captain). R. J. R. v Stracey. H S. Duncan. P. O'Dwyer. G. A. Nelson. M. Catchatoor. W. R. Willis. C. D. Rose. G.
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    MALACCA GOLF CLUB
    180 6 Competition m Aid of Poppy Day On Sunday, a series of competition was held at the Malacca Golf Club, m aid of Poppy Day Fund. The results of the competitions were as follows: Ladies' Eclectic: Mrs. D. A. Anderson. Men's Eclectic:. Ist Dr. R. F. Pinson. 2nd
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    39 6 As was foreshadowed m the preliminaries, W. D. C. Erskine Crum (Christ Church), the Oxford President, had an easy victory m the Silver Sculls beating J. M. Fisher (Magdalen*' j by 11V_ sec. m 8 mm. 39 sec. i
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    ANGLO-SCOTS HOCKEY
    271 6 Search For Talent m England (From Our Own Correspondent] London. Nov. 8. An Anglo-Scots Hockey Club has been formed m England. The formation of the club is an event of paramount importance to hockey m Scotland, the principal object being to further the interests of Scottish hockey by
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    THREE BROTHERS; SIX WINS
    202 6 Two Winners Each for the Richards on Same Day [From Our Own Correspondent] London. Nov. 8. The three brothers Richards each rode two winners on November 3rd. The youngest, but heaviest. Colin Richards, emulated the deeds of Gordon and Clifford on the flat .ft Worcester by
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    ICE HOCKEY
    114 6 Match Each For England and German) [From Our 0 I ..iul«n Sm Germany defeated B to two m an lift' 'at Birmingham on Bsl series of games between the The superiority of the ftotl dnrtng the first two period.-. bU stages the England play. H. Brueek (S) Germany,
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    AS GOOD AS BRADMAN
    170 6 Lord Tennyson's Estimate <■ HtftulltN [From Our Ou I Loud, i N Lord Tennyson thi ft captain, responding to the at the Ferrets' dinner loot B Headley. who will V-UU with the Wsol Indians, hi a bat as Bradman and 01 cricketers SVST seen 111 this
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    24 6 Four MOOndB only diwft- I final of the Cambridge Ufhl I on Saturday, Nov :>> Ctsre best alter an «-\< ltm n m 10 0-lfl 1
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      161 6 isflsf i w.j -t_wßs*h__^ i S ■•■•r h /Li t praaiW M» (mmm* /A; li«|^ j**** mii^Pli i "He is such a happy, contented little fellow, and so sturdy I that nothing could equal his natural food to ensure for bin foundation for future health and .-trtnuth. For some month
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    THE AMATEUR RACES
    1911 7 Farewell to The Old Course EXCELLENT SPORT Favourites Come Into Their iw n the c < ih-lumc n of the Imi. d.i> amateur i.(c BBtctiag on Saturday, the band played '..ild I i in; Syne and there wan a brief uremi n>" m the Stewards' Room to
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    HARD PADANG BATTLE
    840 7 Soldiers Beat S.C.C. After Blank First Half Vlalaya Command A 8; S.C.C. XV 3. On the Padang on Saturday the Malaya Comnand "A" team detested an S.C.C. XV at Rugby by eight points (one goal and one try) ;o three points (one try». Play was rarely thrilling,
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    SURPRISE FOR RAFFLES
    300 7 Forced <>n Defensive By Medical College Kaffirs College 0: Medical College 0. Whm Raffles College met the Medical College at Rugby for the first time (st Bukit Timah on Saturday), they had to fight hard for a draw. Being .comparatively new to th. puni the Medicals surprised
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    81 7 TOURING ABROAD Tr the Editcr. Sir. Owing to jvcve.ftiv <- hsnxe condition**. throughout the world many count rie-- are regulating the Import and exoort of currency. These restrictions affect, tOUlistß and the latest available information regardine them may be obtained from the A.A. of Malaya Central
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    ALLEGED WRONGFUL ARREST
    1419 7 DOUTY'S CLAIM AGAINST SOLICITOR Judgment Given on a Counter-Claim The Civil District Court Judge, Mr. H. R. Bull, on Saturday dismissed a counter claim which Stuart M. Douty brought against the Singapore lawyer. Mr. R. G Sehcles, for S5OO damages for wrongful arrest. Judgment was entered for
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    CLERICAL UNION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
    579 7 RESOLUTIONS AT ANNUAL MEETING Salary Reductions Before Dismissals Mr. Lim Kee Cheok. J. P.. presiding Bt the annual general meeting of the Clerical Union, Singapore, at the Union premises. Rangoon Road, on Saturday, said the report disclosed a very satisfactory state of affairs Membership had increased
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    NEW CHIEF OF STAFF
    38 7 General Sir A. M. Mas>in_, r brcd*s Appointment London, Nov. 25. General Sir Archibald Montgomery Massmgbred has been appointed Chief of the* Impc*nal General Stall m succession to Field Marshal Sir George Milne. Reuter.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    50 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. DROZARIO —On November 27th. 3 932. at No. 1 Monk's Hill Terrace, Henry D'Rozario. late of the Treasury. Singapore. The funeral cortege leaves the residence at 4.30 p.m. to-day for the Church of St. Joseph, and thence to Bidadari for inteiment. Java and F.M.S. papers please copy.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 WEEK-END COMMENT
    1083 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1923 WEEK-END COMMENT War debts and the Manchurian dispute. It is difficult to say m regard to which a settlement is the more to be desired. Both are vital to the peace of the world though it is only peace of mind so far
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    JAPAN'S DISARMAMENT PROPOSALS
    125 8 LARGE NAVAL REDUCTIONS Preparations for Five-Power Talks Geneva, Nov. 2«. While Sir John Simon has gone to London for the Cabinet meeting and war debt discussions. Baron von Neurath has gone to Berlin and M. Paul Boncour has gone to Paris to discuss disarmament with M. Herriot
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    PENANG SCOTS
    141 8 Annual St. Andrew's Ball [From Our Own Correspondent] Penang, Nov. 27. The annual ball of the St. Andrew Society. Penang at the E. and O. Hotel on Saturday night, proved an unqualified success. Over 350 people attended. The Chieftain (Mr. Alec Hastiet Mrs. Hastie, and Mr. Fenwick (Hon.
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    INDIAN CONFERENCE
    118 8 Legislative Relations Between Centra and Provinces London. Nov. 24. When the Indian Round Table Conference resumed to-day under the chairmanship of Lord Sankey the full day's discussion was devoted to a consideration of the legislative relations between the Centre and the Provinces. It was finally decided to set
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    PRINCE IN LANCASHIRE
    120 8 Rapturous Welcome At St. Helens London. Nov. 24. The Prince of Wales, who is making a tour of the Lancashire industrial towns to see the work that is being done by voluntary mean. to improve the lot of the unemployed, yesterday visited centres m the coal mining
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    CHANGED HIS MIND
    53 8 Mr. Gandhi Not to Fast Again Poena, Nov. 26. Gandhi has received from his decision to restart fasting on Jan. 1 unless the famous temple of Guruvayoor is opened to untouchables, which the strict Hindus cannot stomach. He has now consented to a referendum being taken on
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    SLUMP IN STERLING
    58 8 Pound Falls to $3.20' 2 m New York New York, Nov. 25. Wall Street had another sensation over the slump m sterling to $3.20 T s at the clo^e after touching $3.20 H« December silver touched the record low level of 25.88. Chinese currency was down three-eighths
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    THE KUOMINTANG
    107 8 Plenary Congress Next Month Hong Kong Nov.. 27. Mr. Yu Fi-peng. Vice-Minister of Communications, returned to Nanking from Hankow on Saturday. In an interview he said that Marshal Chiang Kai-shek would be ln Nanking to attend the opening of the Third Plenary Congress of the Kuomintang In the
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    FIVE KILLED IN LANDSLIDES
    89 8 Worst Floods m Penang History ESTATES SUBMERGED Bridge Collapses Under Lorn [Prom Our Own Co::Prn 1 1 The full story of the Pen.m^ Ls, now known shows that th«> tot ft IMJ<iJ ties were at least seven. Of the* Chinese, a woman and i.nr hi| w
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    KEDAH FLOODS
    168 8 Roads Waist Deep m Water IFrom Our Owd Corr^ Ipoh. Nor. 2j. A Times of Malaya repr,:Nebong Tebal last night say days preceded the downpour on Wednesday night result, unprecedented magnitude, from Kedah concentrated Rnda spanning the Sungei Tegar temple and close to th-* n swept over the
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    TRAIN SERVICES CHANGES
    89 8 Transhipment I'ntil Track ii Repaired l From Our Own C Ku.tl.t l N Transhipment by r parcels, luggage and section of the main ft:*, b and Simpang Ampat will i i noon with the day ma:'. Transhipment will take ..ft I I shipping will be confined I
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    SAVING OF £38,000,000
    60 8 Cuts m Loci I Expenditure m Britain London. \o Savings m n|W amounting to between 38 mllli lion pounds as compared wtih commended m two re port, on lo England and Wale> and m St ft the committees set up ft cs reached their n vommend.-ft veying
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    CANADIAN LOAN
    162 8 $80,000,000 1 IVr Cent bmc Over-Subftorihcd Ottawa. N The $80,000,000 loan hM biM < Reuter. The loan consw 4 per cent bonds at HIM *:*ft I I per cent loan of $55,000,000 at H CANTON -HANKOW RAILWAI To be Financed Out of BfMU T Indemnity Shaw: Im N
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      195 8 GALDEEEKS SUPERIOR OLD BROWN SHERRY ROYAL BAKERY FLOUR IN HANDY HYGIENIC PACKAGES NOW AVAILABLE AT Singapore COLD STORAGE ORCHARD ROAD SUB-DEPOTS. DARIGOLD EVAPORATED MILK Nutritious Sustaining. Most economical at all times. For the DAR^OI 0 1 home, the pantry and all purposes for l u <^^ l, which Milk is
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      16 8 Sterling Silver CAKE BASKETS of Graceful Lines U. S. de Sflva Bros., 23 HIGH STREET SINGAPORE.
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      42 8 COMMODITY MARKET LONDON AND NEW YORK TIN AND RUBBER PRICES [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, Nov. 2<S. Messrs. Symington and Wilson notify to-day's rubber prices as follows: Spot 2 19!32d. (2 19|32d.). Forward 2 23 32d. (2 23|32d.). The market is quiet.
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    BELGIUM UNABLE TO PAY
    129 9 War Debt Apprehensions m London MR. HOOVER'S NOTE >lay Cause M. Herriot's Downfall London, Nov. 26. Mr. Hoover's NoU* ha* m nowise allayed vpprchensions m Undon as it does not invite detailed f.tets justifying suspension •f the December instalment, but. on the eentrary, indicate** unwillingness to
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    WHAT BRITAIN HAS PAID
    1758 9 £200.000,600 More Than She Received London. Pfov. 25. I do not beHffW for moment that if a •it was made together and if both sides tlnm.sel\! m ea< h otlu i'a shoes, v solution te ft-und to enable Dec. 15 to be passed, ire xamined and
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    MORE IMPORTANT THAN JUST SETTLEMENT
    460 9 FRIENDSHIP WITH JAPAN German View of British Policy Berlin. Nov. 26. "Even Britain has altered her policy an**shown at every opportunity that friendship with Japan is more important than a Mist s. fttlerr.ent of the Manchurian quesift^i* .says the Vossishe Zeitung, commenting upon the League
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    KING TO BROADCAST
    137 9 Christmas Message to London. Nov. 25. The King will broadcast a message to the Empire during a special programme on the afternoon of Christmas Day. This will be radiated by all transmitters of the British Broadcasting Corporation as well as from the newEmpire broadcasting station. The King
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    IRISH FREE STATE
    83 9 Shopkeeper as GovernorGeneral London, Nov. 26. Mr. Daniel Buckle f, of Maynooth, has oeen appointed Governor-General of the Irish Free State. He is a shopkeej>er and was a member )f the first and second Dails, being defeated m the 1923 election. He is now the member for
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    WORLD'S LARGEST STEEL INGOT
    75 9 175 Tons of Metal for Power Station Boiler London, Nov. 25. The world's largest steel Ingot, which weighs 175 tons, has been made by the English Steel Corporation Limited at Messrs. Vickers Works. Sheffield, m connection with the new power station at Fulham, London. The huge
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    MUKDEN ARSENAL
    41 9 Japanese Government Appropriation Shanghai, Nov. 27. The Japanese Government has approved of the appropriation of thirty million yen for the improvement of the Mukden arsenal and the establishment of a steel foundry m the same I city. Union Times
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    3,000 MARINES AND 20 WARSHIPS
    398 9 Japanese Concentration at Shanghai TIENTSIN APPREHENSIVE Determination to Stop Boycott Shanghai. Nov. 27. That the Japanese Government is determined to stop the Chinese anti-Japanese movement is indicated by the concentration of over twenty war hips at Shanghai and Hankow, and the landing of over three
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    DYE-STUFFS INDUSTRY
    152 9 Development Committee's Recommendations London, Nov. 24. The report issued to-night of the Dye-stuffs Tndustry Development Committee recommends that the Dye-stuffs Importation Regulation Act of 1920 be continued on Its present basis for three years and that arrangements be made whereby British dye-makers should be able to obtain their
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    LAIYANG LOOTED
    115 9  -  Nanyang Siang Pao Unpaid Chinese Troops Mutiny Shanghai. Nov. 27. A regiment of General Liv Chln-nlen's troops stationed at Lalyang, Shangtung, mutini" yesterday and looted nearly all the busint -> houses m the town. General Liv ordered the: 1 to be transferred to South Chekiang m accordance with
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    APPEAL FOR CO-OPERATION
    85 9  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Canton and Shanghai Urged to Bury Differences Shanghai, Nov. 27. General Ll Lieh-chun, former Governor of Kiangsi and a veteran member of the Kuomlntang, has issued a circular telegram urging the members of the Central Executive Council m Canton and Shanghai to bury
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    25 9 Mr. R. P. Clegg, the magistrate, has entered Seremban Hospital for a minor operation. During Mr. Clegg's absence Inche Ja'al will act as Magistrate, Seremban.
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    TRIPLE MURDERER GUILTY BUT INSANE
    277 9 SHOOTING IN KENT WOOD Grandmother, Mother and Daughter Victims London, N«v. 26. The trial of James Thomas Collins, a soldier, accused of the murder of two women and a girl at Ashford, Kent, concluded at Maidstone Assizes with a verdict of guilty hut insane and
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    MR. HENRY FORD ILL
    71 9 Immediate Operation Performed Detroit, Nov. 27. A major operation has been performed on Mr. Henry Ford, who walked painfully Into the hospital bearing his name. He was immediately taken to the operating theatre and operated upon for strangulated femoral hernia. He Is progressing satl: factoi lly.
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    EXPORT OF SILVER
    59 9 Protest Against Prohibition m China Shanghai. Nov. 27. Kuomlntang quarters m many parts of the country have lodged a petition with Nanking requesting the withdrawal of the order prohibiting the "--port of silver. The petitioners state that business inside and outside of China has suffered considerably as
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      148 9 Aew Shipment of "Dress ViyeUa BJ&x WW B__^ j_w__www. I PR^Aw M f beautiful and attractive new designs ngs m plaids, checks and tweet effects, iches wide. Price $2.40 Per Yard. IRD is guaranteed unshrinkable 44 T7JVI7F F A For Your V A 1 -Cjl-j-lmjJ\ Favourite Garments ROBINSON Co., Ltd.
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      1006 10 THE BLUE PUNNHL LINE (Ocean THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. Steam Ship Co., Ltd., and China THE HUA KHIOW STEAMSHIP Co., (1933) Ltd. Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. ["HE CUNARD STEAM SHIP OL. Ltd. THE STRAITS STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. THE CHINA NAVIGATION Co.. Ltd.
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      586 10 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated tn England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FREIGHT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL HOMEWARDS. Dae Sails Steamer Spore. Spore. s.s. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE For Havre. London. Rotterdam and Hamburg Nov. 30 Dec. 2 s.s. CITY OF SINGAPORE For Havre, London, Rotterdam
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      365 10 British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated m England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N CO UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOTOftNMENI LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAR Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage -n* RANCHI 17.000 Dec. 9 COMORIN 15.000 BURDWAN 6,070 Dec.
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      542 11 IO NAPLES, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND MIDDLESBROUGH. HAKUSAN MARU T 10.500 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 J YASUKUNI MARU T 12 000 Jan 24 25 .lARUNA MARU T. 10.500 Dec. 14 15 HAKONE MARU T ***** Feb 8 9 KATORI MARU T 10.000 Dec. 29 30 SUWA MARU T. loieOO
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      364 11 PEIESEDENE EEHEEI EUROPE via AMERICA VISIT SUNNY CALIFORNIA YOSEMITE PARK HOLLYWOOD GRAND CANYON SSSS.IL SAILIN <iS FROM MANILA AND OR HONG KOVT, TO DIRECT OR VLA HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES AND VIA PANAMA CANAL T^HAVaTS NEW YORK THROUGH RATE HONG KONG TO EUROPE VIA AMERICA £102. EUROPE via
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      859 11 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OPHIR Mndr.y. Nov. 28. Belawan-Deli. ROKAN— Monday. Nov. 28, Bengkalis, Asahan, Paneh and Berombang. PALOPO— Tuesday, Nov. 29. Riouw, Tambelan. Singkawang. Pemangkat and S lakau. DAJAK— Tuesday. Nov. 29. Paneh, Tanjong-Mengeidar. Tanjong-Leidoni-. Beromban- and Asahan. GEN. VERSPYCK— Tuesday, Nov. 29, Letong. Maras. Tarempa. Gent
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    LAST OF A FAMOUS LINER
    280 12 AGAMEMNON SCRAPPED Blue Funnel Ship That Became the Impero Many who remember the Blue Funnel liner Agamemnon would not recognise her as the Italian steamer Impero. which has just been broken up at Genoa. She was one of the famous class which Scotts, of Greenock,
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    3 MONTHS' REST FOR OLYMPIC
    240 12 Complete Engine Overhaul The 46.000-tcn White Star liner Olympic, which suddenly developed trouble m the en-gine-room as she was on the point of sailing from Southampton is to be withdrawn from service for three months. '•The Olympic will not be taken elsewhere for repairs, nor
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    76 12 Ships Alongside the Wharves or Expected to arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1.) Haihing 22; Ophir 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Fulda 18; Begum 16: Morioka Maru 14; Chinese Prince 12; Kajang 10; Kuala 8; Menelaus 6. Empire Dock: (Entrance Gate 3). Rhexenor 30; Tonegawa
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      661 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). [Cargo only] sa. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      273 12 SILVER JAVA PACIFIC LINE Joint service of PACIFIC JAVA BENGAL LINE and SILVER LINE, LTD. to San Francisco. Los Angeles and North Pacific Ports Due Sails Spore. Spore. m.s. KEDOE (D Dec. 8 Dec 10 x§m.s. SALAWATI (P) Dec. 15 Dec. 18 m.s. BENGALEN (P) Dec 21 Dec. 24 via
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      262 12 THE EAST ASIATIC LIMITED. (Inco-porated In Dl Telephone I PASSENGER AND FRFirn* SERVICE. HT TO GENOA, LONDON. fcQTT>m>-v._ HAMBURG AND COPI.Mi Wl j N Leave Singapore m-S. ALSIA Drr m£. LALANDIA J an m.s. MEONIA jan m.s. BORINGIA ms. FIONIA m.s. ERRIA Tnc above vessels are combi: cargo '■essels with
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      604 12 MAIL DESPATCHES BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturdays 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 ajn. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday 7 pjn. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
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      239 12 Section 10 (Entrance Gate 7). Africa Maru 50. KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Kittiwake, The Cable, Retch, Lch. Maori, Reael, Lch. Mata Mata. 4 PAY D. Hoppers. Dredger Tembakul. Oil Wharf: Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS No. 1 Dock: Lch. Sir T. Fraser. 4 P.W D Hoppers. No. 2 Dock:
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      IDLE TONNAGE
      596 13 Shipbuilding Prospects Growing Bright Although the world's idle tonnage at present shows no signs of diminishing, indeed it, has steadily increased for a long time past o*B figures are not really no bad as they appear to be at first glance, whilst the prospects m the .shipbuilding industry
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      BRITISH SHIP SEIZED
      140 13 £9,000 Liquor Cargo Alleged Woods Hole (Mass.). A Bri*ftsh motor vessel, the Amacitia. was seized by United States coastguards m New Bedford Harbour. Two auxiliary motor-boats and a combined crew of twenty-five men were also taken to charge by the authorities, who allege that the 6hips had
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      THE MOTOR SHIP'S SUPERIORITY
      130 13 Figures relating to laid-up tonnage indie te that the motor ship is weathering the depress on much better than the steamer. For every m of British motor cargo and passenger shipping now idle, according to The Motor Ship, there are nearly 40 tons of steam shipping.
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      132 13 British seamen employed show a decrease ln number of about 18.9 per cent for 1931, compared with the five-year averages. Mr. David Drummond, general agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway at Southampton, has been appointed to a high position m the comt pany's service m the Far East. Mr. Drummond,
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      CITY HONOURS MARINERS
      192 13 The Prince Receives the Livery The Prince of Wales made history at the Mansion Hou.s< London W hen, at a picturesque ceremony, he received from the Lord Mayor, Sir Maurice Jenks. the grant of livery to the Honourable Company of Master Mariners, of which he is Master.
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      PORT HEALTH
      248 13 The Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau for the week ending November 19th, 1932. Beimt: 5 plague cases and no deaths as against 2 cases and no deaths during the preceding week. Alexandria: 8 smallpox cases and 4 deaths as against 6 cases and 3
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      SERVICE IN SAIL
      198 13 Although to th ecasual onlooker it would seem that the days of sail have almost com-! pletely subsided into the past, it is remarkable how many officers there are still m the prime of life m active service at sea who have had quite long service m
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED
      69 13 Per Chenonceaux: Mr. E. G. Besson, Madame Saugon, and child. Mr. M. G. Barry,, Mrs. M. E. Lamout, Rev. Rewyckkers. Rev. G. Faget. Rev. J. Six, Mrs. Prenlelong. Per. Aeneas: Miss M. G. Dowling, Miss M. Hughes. Miss K. Homer. Mr. J. Prentice, Miss H. F. Priestley, Mr.
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      PASSENGERS HOMEWARD
      89 13 The following passengers sailed on Nov. 25th. by the m.s. Chr. Huygens for B:lawan, Colombo, and Europe: Mr. J. Hare-reaves, Mr. G. A. Martin, Mrs. K. W. de Meester, Mrs. A. If. Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Vader, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. van Straalen and children,
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      136 13 The Glasgow steamer Melmay has been over three months on a round voyage to Vancouver owing to the extraordinary action taken by a firm of New York underwriters. Se was under charter to a Canadian firm against whom tho underwriters had a claim m respect of a Canadian vessel which
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      588 13 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS (Daily and Weekly Editions) Head Office 138 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. Telephone 6056. 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 features include
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      159 13 JUST RECEIVED BW ■fl B^ __l mm fl I Eflfl ff I i_^^ fl^ j-fl Bfl l X I f^T mmm I l_r ilLftkj WE JmE m I f I i U I _-X I 'i-fl B _fl fl Hfl i___V jfll 888 BB B_B_iß BBBW Bn "*v_ Bk_B— BB
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      3 MONTHS FOR RED AGITATOR
      902 14 "DEMORALISING" SPEECH TO POLICE Marchers' Chairman and Another Russian Letter L« ndon. Nov. 0. Wal Hai the Communist leader of the unemployed marchers, wmi at Dow slieel 1 lice court I n need I i three -Booths' prtaonmi ol <■ peech likely to cause disaffection
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      CHARGE OF SEDITION
      1824 14 Alleged Control From Moscow Sidney Job Elias. 35, national chairman of the National Unemployed Worker.- Movement. who was arreste.l at the same time as Hannington. charged with ha\ing. during September, uniawiuily solicited and incited Emrhys I;• -wellyn Bad Walter Hannington to cause discontent, disratisfacticn. and ill-will between
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      OFFICIALS RESIGN
      157 14 Philippine Reorganisation Causes Many Changes Manila. Nov. 18. A Bill having passed the legislature for the re-organisation of the government, the resignation of many high insular officials, including Secretaries of Depai'tments is imminent. The Cabinet will resign ln a body it is J announced and two Under Secretaries
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    109 14 The Sikh community of Selangor did honour to a compatriot on Sunday night at the Kuala I umpur Town Hall, when they entertained j Mr. La 11 Singh ithe Indian cricketer) to a delightful Indian dinner. Coven were laid for 150 people and among the guests present were The Hon'ble
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    FILMING AFLOAT
    293 14 Taking advantage of a favourable weather report, Thomas Bentley. a*l hi, unit art out for Bournemouth to film exterior scenes on the bigb seas for the new BIP "musical Sleepless Nights." The location selected was the largest privately owned yacht m the world which was anchored m Poole
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    54 14 Four geese, frightened by an aeroplane which '•is landinc m a meadow at Geogendorf flew into the windscreen of a motor-car. broke it and .so frightened the d-vcr that he lost control -f the car. which crashed into a tree and then mto a ditch, where it overturned. Casualtiesfour killed
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      48 14 You need suffer no longer the pain and discomfort of Rheumatism bc.atica. Lumbago if your blood is kept m a pure and healthy state remove the cause of the trouble by taking Clarke's Blood Mixture. Of all Chemists and Stores Equal* r ood m LIQUID or TA HLETform
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      666 14 BANKS AND INSURANCE I CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital In 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000.000 Reserve Fund •■'i.ooo.utju Reserve Ll bllity Of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE: 38, Bishopsgate. London, E.C. 2 Agencies and Branches: Alor Star Hollo Saigon
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      341 14 THE YOKOHAMA <|!(ii BANK, LTD. < Established m Capital Subscn ed d Reserve Fund President X X Vice-President X lle.id Mtoc ..k..'i Singapore Brain h ftl-.i, 1 1 v LONDON BANKI W- stminfter IJ. k The National Pn n.. Lkqrd'a Bank, i.td ■UNCI Alexandria 'Egypt' H-\, Calcutta. Canton. Cft tien.
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      416 14 ROUND YOUR DIAL Popular Shortwave Radio Stations The following is a list of stations which can be received m 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 from
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    TILLYFOUR RUBBER
    116 15 Amount at credit of profit and loss account June :*o. 1931, was £660. add transfer from r\f £500. and balance at credit of tax acnot now required. £167, making £1.327: I Kiss for year to June 30. 1932, £1.127 Inat £1,405). leaving £200 to be carried forCrops were:
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    GLEN RUBBER
    39 15 tar year to June 30. last £285. from i-s deducted balance brought hi. viz, »1n« £191 at debit of profit and loss to "Tied forward Output of rubber for year nd f..b cost of production I.4ocL| pound.
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    JAPANESE CIGARETTES
    442 15 New Competitor m Singapore Market The fallowing extracts from two Japanese papers may be of interest. They speak for themselves if m rather confuting language. From the Osaka Asahi •Cherry Cigarettes to the Indies and other Southern Regions Our Tobacco Monopoly Rejoicing •Our Tobacco Mon poly Bureau of
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    EASTERN TRADE
    237 15 Importance of Goodwill Emphasised A Hong Kong business man. Mr. L. A. Bunbury. a passenger on board the Marella. is most enthusiastic as to the future of Australian trade development ln Eastern countries, says the Brisbane Courier Having made a special study of trade m the East. Mr.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    56 15 J.S.M. Rennie and Co., Agents Pelepr.h Valley 62.000 lbs. October 1932 (60. OOOBM October 1931 > Kota Tinggi 54.000: 66.000): Siginting 27,100; (33.100); Clovelly 26.500; (27.100 i; Kuala Kepis 29.400; (28,000); Tangkok 27,000: (29,000); Sungei Bilut 21,000; (23.600). Harrison's Barker and Co.. Singapore. Agents: Mentakab 51.000
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    107 15 The Railway Gazette recently described a new type of wheel which has been developed for use on a rail omnibus by a German firm. The wheel incorporates rubber discs m the centre portion, which it is claimed absorb the vertical' ♦shocks when running over points, provide for] elastic traasmLssion of
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    173 15 Changes m Representative Prices Nov. 22 23 25. 'American Can. Com. 54ft 52* 51ft Am. T'phone and T'graph 108 105 -ft 104". Atcheson Railroad 42 ft 39 ft 39 ft Dupont 37' j 35 ft 35 ft Firestone. Common N.Q. ll 7 N.Q. Gen. Electric 16
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    MOTOR FUEL FROM RUBBER
    343 15 MOTOR FUEL FROM RUBBER Kuala Lumpur Tests The Malay Mail learns that preliminary tet>ts 1 of the Bruddon-Kendall motor fuel made from I rubber have been carried out m Kuala Lumpur. An official test will, it is understood be carried out .shortly by the Autoiuo'nle Association ot Malaya m conjunction
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    KLIAN-KELLAS PLAN
    159 15 New Company Proposed It is understood that Debenture-holders of Klian-Kelias. Ltd. (m liquidation), are to be asked to accept, m satisfaction of the Debenture debt. £17.500 m fuUy-paid shares m a company it is proposed to from with a nominal capital of £40,000 m 400.000 shares of 2s.
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    SUMATRA PLANTING
    117 15 Loss on revenue account for year to June 30, 1932. was £2.225 (against £726). add debit balance brought forward £2.566. making total at debit of profit and loss account of £4.791. Crop of rubber harvested was 900.000 lb. Output for current year Ls provisionally estimated at 960.000 lb.
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    RUBBER COMPANIES ECONOMISING
    323 15 FEW PUBLISHED REPORTS OF MEETINGS Restriction Revival Efforts Deplored [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Nov. 8. There is little to say about rubber this week. There are plenty ol rubber reports but few meetings are published, probably for purposes! of economy, and thus it is difficult to
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    RUBBER SUPPLIES
    358 15 More In America. Less Elsewhere Mr. P. J. Byrne writes from Dublin to tht. Financial Times: At long last the multiplicity of nostrums for rubber depression have narrowed down to the simple issues of »a» increased consumption or tb) the removal of surplus I trees. It is satisfactory
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    197 15 Many who think they are active partners m their businesses are really the sleeping partners —they need waking up.— Sir Charles Higham l "Singapore, which for many years now has been providing us with luscioas canned pineapples, is now taking m exchange our canned peas." said Mr. Felix J. Blakemore.
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    To-Day's Price Changes
    359 15 To-Day' s Price Changes EXCHANGE RATES November 26. London. 4 months' sight 2|3 31,32 London, 3 months* sight 2,3 15J16 London. 60 days' sight 2,3 29|32 Londen. 30. days' sight 2j3 7|B London, demand 2|3 27[32 London. T.T. 2|3 13J16 Lyons. Paris, demand 940 Hamburg, demand 153 New York, demand
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    79 15 November 26th.. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Seller* R.S S equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 7 7ft R S.S. equal to London Standard. (F.0.8j g 8 4 Standard R.S.S on Tender Dec. 713 16 715 10 Jan. 7ft 8 Jan-Mar. 8 Bft Apr-June 8 3
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    9 15 SATURDAY. NOV. 26TH. 1932. jkjkj ckxlc
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      72 15 Assets exceed $12,000,000 Assurance m force over $35.000.000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry EC The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    M.C.C. IN STRONG POSITION
    373 16 Three-Figure Opening Partnership MASTERLY SUTCLIFFE Oldfield May Not Play m The Test A masterly innings, by SutclifTe. who with Wyatt put together 1 10 m the openin partnership. was thc chief factor m placing the M.C.C m a stronj; position against New South Wales m the
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    REST HEAT SCOTLAND
    636 16 1140 Players m Four-Ball Golf Matches The annual match between Scotland and the Rest took place at Bel; it Timah yesterday morning, thc R-st wtnnlna bf 22ft to 15. No fewer than one hundred and forty players took part m the match, both the main course and
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    TEN LEAGUE TEAMS OUT OF THE CUP
    296 16 A REVERSE FOR ASTON VILLA Tillson Scores Four For Manchester [FREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London. Nov. 26. Ten Third Division clubs received their dismissal from the English Cup competition, m the first round proper, to-day. Seven cf the games were drawn. Among the
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    160 16 F.A. CUP FIRST ROUND PROPER Workington 5. Scunthorpe 1. Accrington 2, Hereford 1. Darlington 1. Boston 0. Halifax 2. Darwen 0. St uthport 3. Nelson 3. Carlisle 1. Denaby 0 Chester 4. Rotherham 0. On 4. Crook Tow^i 0. York 1, Scarborough 2 Marine (Liverpool) 2. Hr.rtlepools 5. Doncaster 4.
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    LEAGUE MATCHES
    183 16 DIVISION I Arsenal 4. Middlesbrough 2. Birmingham 0, Wolverhampton 0. Blackburn R. 3. Portsmouth 2. Blackpool 4. Liverpool 1. Derby County 3. Leicester City 2. Everton 2, Bolton Wands. 2. Leeds United 2. Chelsea 0. Manchester City 5. Aston Villa 2. Sheffield Wed. 2. Huddersfield T. 1. Sunderland
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    LAWN TENNIS
    90 16 Results of All Japanese Tournament The following are the results of the All Japan lawn tennis tournament: Doubles Final: J. Satoh and E. Kawachi beat Murakami and Nishimura B—6,8 6, 6 4. 6 2. Singles Final: R. Nunoi (who toured with T. Harada through Australia, Java and Philippine)
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    535 16 Singapore Defeat NegriMalacca COMMAND WIN A Poor Game at Johore Bahru Two Malaya Cup matches were played on Saturday. At Seremban Singapore boat the combined Malacea-Negri Sembilan XV by a bigger margin than was generally expected 13-niL At Johore Bahru Malaya Command defeated Johore 10 nil. I
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    COMMAND WIN
    1138 16 But Not Impressive Against Johore Malaya Command .10 pts.: Johor* nil. In spite of the departure of the Gloucesters and the consequent lots to the Malaya Command Cup side of two or three of their steadiest men. the Command, it is said, have strong hopes of carrying off
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    LANCASHIRE RUNNING FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
    399 16 YORKSHIRE LOSE TO CHESHIRE Principal Home Rugby Results TFREE PRESS SERVICE— COPYRIGHT] London, Nov. 26. Lancashire, by defeating Durham 11 9 at Manchester to-day, made their position as champions of the Northern Division of the county Rugby championship almost .secure, for Yorkshire were beaten at Birkenhead
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    118 16 Mcadowbrook Wins Championship Buenos Aires. Nov. 27. Mcadowbrook. representing the United States, WOO the American polo championship by defeating the Argentine 12 10. and havinc al<*o Won previously 9 6. The match was played beneath a blistering sun. President Justo. donor of the trophy, being present among 30.000 spectators.
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    S.C.C. RUGBY
    276 16 Teams for Forthcoming Matches The following have been invited to play Rugby football for S.C.C. vs. Raffles College on Tuesday. December 6th. at Raffles College: R. G. Cranford; W. Lindsay. C B. Maxwell, D. Alexander, R. V. Welch; H. G. Shaw, L. H. Cooper: J. C. Gransden. J.
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    39 16 Major D. N. Patrickscp, handlcapper to th^ Str? its Racing Association, and Mrs. Patrlckson are sailing for home on '.cave by the Corfu. During Major Patrickson's absence Mr. J. C. Osborne and Mr. George Redfearn will be joint handicappers.
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