The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 November 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. No. 14,111. ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1933 10 CENTS.
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    DOLLAR'S HECTIC PLUNGE
    326 1 DOLLAR'S HECTIC PLUNGE BRITAIN EXPECTED TO TAKE T r Ca doUar is ex P«*ted to slump further to-day, and the view is held in sme quarters that the Bank of England may allow the pound to reach $5.25 before training the batteries of the Exchange Equalisation Fund on it. The
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    MISSING PROFESSOR
    66 1 Fear Of Englishman's Suicide In Hong Kong Hong; Kong, Nov. 10. Mr. W. J. B. Fletcher. Professor of English at Canton University, and formerly of the British Consular service at Foochow ard elsewhere is misoin? riom his Hong Kong residence. A letter posted to his son at 2
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    INDIA REFORMS
    59 1 Sir Samuel Hoare's Evidence Ends London, Nov. 9. The Secretary for India, Sir Samuel Hoare, has completed his evidence before the Joint Select Committee on Indian constitutional reform after having been in the witness chair. usually both morning and afternoon. for nineteen days. His task was withi in
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    JAPAN'S ABSURD DEMANDS
    270 1  - JAPAN'S ABSURD DEMANDS Sin Chew Jit Poh Negotiations For N. China Settlement Shanghai, Nov. 10. The Executive Yuan held an all-night conference last night trying to come to an early decision regarding the latest demands of the Japanese in exchange for the return of the important passes to the Chinese
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    U.S. AND THE SOVIET
    203 1 Basic Agreement Believed To Have Been Reached Shanghai. Nov. 10. Yesterdays conference between M. Litvinoff. the Russian Foreign Minister, who is now on an important mission in Washington, and President Roosevelt resulted in the conclusion oi a basic agreement envolving the resumption of economic and diplomatic
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    FED THEM FIRST
    162 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Dr. Kung And The Shanghai Bankers Shanghai, Nov. 10. Dr. H. H. Kung. the new Minister of Finance, is holding a banquet at his residence in Shanghai to-night. Scores of prominent bankers, Chinese and foreign, have been invited. It is expected that the
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    16 1 Mr. G. H. Nash, Chairman, Kinta Sanitary Board, is retiring from Government service on Jan. 6.
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    UNREST IN SOUTH SIAM
    439 1 UNREST IN SOUTH SIAM Malays Capture Police And Raid Treasurv 130,000 TICALS STOLEN UNREST irt South Siam, attributed to dislike of the new poll tax is indicated by a report from Penang of trouble at Pattani where a party of Malays raided the police station, made the police captive and
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION NO. 11
    75 1 Singapore Reader Wins $150 Prize One reader Mr. Robert Lim, 249 Orchard Road. Singapore was successful in forecasting the results of nine of the ten matches in Football Competition No. 11 and a cheque for $150 will be forwarded to him. Readers are reminded that entries
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    NEW U.S. DRINK LAWS
    118 1 NEW U .S. DRINK LAWS New York's Experimental Plan New York, Nov. 10. Th^ old-time public house will be banned under the experimental liquor plan announced in New York State. Alcoholic beverage control will become eflective alter the repeal of prohibition on Dec 5. Only hotels, restaurants. clubs and shops
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    15 1 Miss D. M. Cowan, of the Kuantan Medical Department, lias gone to Seremban en transfer.
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    GROWING DEATH ROLL IN HAVANA
    137 1 U.S. Battleship Ordered To Scene Tampa, Florida, Nov. 10 The battleship Wyoming, which was here In connection with the Armistice celebration, has left for Havana, where the death roll in the battle between the rebels and Government forces has reached forty.— Reuter. Havana, Nov 9.
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    PALACE TRAGEDY
    176 1 Driver Of Death- Dealing Car Arrested I "iiilon, Nov. It. F. H. Hills oi Peterborough, the driver of the car BOMMMi in the accident outside Buckingham Palace »»n Oct. 7 has been arrested on a charge ol manslaughter.— Reuter. I Three men were killed and several others were
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      46 1 U There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA a. TODAY SPECIAL RACE LUNCHEON FROM 12 NOON I TO-NIGHT ARMISTICE DINNER RACE BALL FAMOUS ENTERTAINERS DON SALLY COMMUNITY SINGING ETC. SPECIAL SURPRISE CABARET ADMISSION $1.00 (EXTENSION TO 2 A.M.) BOOK NOW PHONE 5381
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      130 1 On Other Pages The Indian Government closed the Khyber Pass yesterday for fear of trouble in Afghanistan Page 9. Germany will no longer live in the shadow of the Treaty of Versailles declared Hitler yesterday Page 9. Singapore beat Penang at Rugby yesterday 16 3. Page 16. Girls' Sports Club
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      159 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. CHRYSLER COMFORT _TO-DAY LA*Misficj:~ day] I SEA VIEW HOTEL DINNER DE LUXE MENU Oeuf Mom Desir. L'Elixir des Indes au Madere. Les Supreme de Soles Cafe de la Paix. Les Mignons de Poeuf Jeune-France. La
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    BARBER'S ATTEMPT TO CHARM WOMAN
    408 2 But She Told The Police An alleged attempt at witchcraft on a married woman by burying various objects, such as a lemon, a nail, salt and "sacred" ashes, at the foot of her door steps formed the subject of the prosecution of a young Indian
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    A GREY TWEED SUIT
    110 2 Involved in Charge Against Woman •I didn't do it. sir." was the lowvoiced reply of a Eurasian woman. Mary Cathel. when she was asked to plead before the second magistrate yesterday to a charge of criminal breach of trust of a grey tweed suit, valued at
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT
    272 2 Family Misfortunes Ventilated Thomas de Souza. publicly examined in the Bankruptcy Court before Mr. Justice Gerahty yesterday, said he was a clerk in the Government service, on a salary of $120. He supported a wife and two children and was due to get an increase of SlO early
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    PRINCESS ROYAL
    49 2 London. Nov. 8. A bulletin issued regarding the Princess Royal who yesterday underwent an operation for appends utie.s 6tates that her condition this morning Is satisfactory. The bulletin issued to-night states that the Princess Royal has passed a quiet day anc i-; comfortable this evenIng.— British Radio.
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    LAW NOTICES FOR THE DAY
    69 2 For Monday, November 13th Before the Chief Justice, The Chief ivSztm" App aI:1 Moti °n m Appeal A^lgnel*" 8 Te k Say Vs The Offlc 'al FK M. Muthla PUlay vs. C. C. DunWa h oan0 and 0 an h ot^er m Ch n VS
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    BETRAYED TRUST
    502 2 Ex-Municipal Mandore To Pay $100 Fine G. Mariappan. an ex-mandore of the Municipality, met with unexpected help J luring the course of his trial for 1 riminal breach of trust of $390 before 1 he third magistrate, yesterday, when I vlr. E. E. C. Thuraisingham, prosecut- j I
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    44 2 Inche Osman bin Buang. S.M.J.. an Officer in Class 111 of the Malay Officers' Scheme, has been appointed to act as District Officer. Endau. Inche Mohamed TafT bin Haji Ismail. S.M.J.. District Officer. Endau. hci3 been granted six months* vacation leave prior to retirement.
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    MARKED CARDS
    121 2 Why One Man Hit Another Pleading guilty in the Police Court yesterday to causing hurt to a colleague. Ali. a Javanese sailor, told the magistrate <Mr. Curtis), that he had a reason for striking the man— he had been cheating him at cards. Inspector Haxworth "That's true. Your
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    NINE MONTHS
    135 2 Bengali Who Had a Large Revolver Sentence of nine months' rigorous imprisonment was passed by the Criminal District Judge yesterday on a Bengali Islam named Mohamed Noor who was found in possession of a large 38 revolver. Accused said he had not intended to use the weapon. He
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    DRUGGING ALLEGED
    111 2 Malay Woman Charges Chinese Tay Kim Wan. alias John, an Eng-lish-speaking Hokien. claimed trial beifore the second magistrate yesterday on a charge of robbery of jewellery, valued at $160. from a woman named lAchil binte Abdullah. The case was I fixed for hearing for Nov. 17. bail being
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    A "BAD" CASE
    62 2 Woman Charged With 111-Treating Child Mrs. M. Winter, lady assistant Protector of Chinese, produced a middleaged woman named Keh Ah Gee before the Second Magistrate, yesterday charing her with ill-treating a child. Mrs. Winter described the case as a "very bad" one. alleging that the accused was
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    BONES PRESUMED THOSE OF MISSING INDIAN
    380 2 Coroner's Verdict Involves Four Compatriots A verdict of culpable homiclle amounting to murder was returned by i the coroner yesterday against Arjan Singh, Lab Singh, Banta Singh Baba and Banta Singh Jat. In the course of a fairly lengthy verdict his honour remarked that
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      75 2 Cuticura e C/Ottf) For the Daily Toilet Used regularly, this pure, fragrant, delicately medicated soap keeps the skin fresh, clear and glowing with health. Sample each Soap. Ointment and Talcum free upon request, from Muller Phipps (Malaya) Limited, Union Building, Singapore. i 'KA jufli fltf w^ V Hu \\lif Cm
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      382 2 CLASSIFIED AD VERTISEMENT^ TENDERS I SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Tenders. NOTICE Is hereby given that tenders re now invited for the following laterlals or services and that parti ulars of such tenders may be obtained i the Tender Room, Municipal Office Construction of King's Road from Buklt Timah Road to the
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      459 2 NOTICES. EXCHANGE iTa\l^ It Is hereby notUM that Exchange Banks will do i )sod l n Saturday. Nov. nth. Arm" <Put>llr NOTICE, YACHTSMAN desirous m* r^ England In return voyage please applv 'u STEVENS. SEWING AND MENDING If you need sewing or mt-ndlnt dor. in your home, send to the
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      153 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Saturday. 11th. High Water 04.51. 7.0 ft.. 15 40 7 4 ft \rmistice Day. Parade at Cenotaph 7.30 am ?athedral Service 10.30 am The Great Silence 11 a.m. Sx-Servicemen Dinner, Adclphl Hotel 8 p.m. Rugby Inter-state: Perak vs. Sin- gapore, Ipoh; Selangor vs Malaya Command. K
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    STOLEN SCHOOL BOOKS IN SHOP
    891 3 STOLEN SCHOOL BOOKS IN SHOP Ex-Pupil And Watchman Convicted [ghteen-year-old youth, Hashim i.imod Angnlla was tried in the Court on a charge of dishonestly ,ing of stolen property. isbim was found guilty of selling a nb»;r of stolen school books to a se-i-hand book shop and was bound by thr
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    GAOL FOR BUTCHER
    219 3 Customer Assaulted For Arguing A dispute over a difference of 10 cents in the price of meat led to a fight between a pork seller and a customer in Tan Lye Street and resulted in the pork seller being sentenced to seven months' rigorous im- prisonment by
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    ROYAL SOCIETY AWARDS
    125 3 Two Gold Medals Approved London, Nov. 6. The King has approved the award of two royal medals of the Royal Society to Professor G. I. Taylor for his mathematical work in Physics, Geophysics and Aerodynamics and to Mr. P. P Laidlaw for his work on diseases due
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    PAIN BALM RIVALS
    277 3 Trade Distributors At Loggerheads Trade rivalry between two distri- i butors of medicine balms resulted in one of them being bound over to keep UM peace for six months, by the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander The complainant in the case was Yeo Lock Ghee (represented
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    ARCHBISHOP DECLINES
    47 3 Objects To Nazi Cleric's Aryanism London, Nov. 8. The Archbishop of Canterbury has declined to accept the invitation to at tend the enthronement of the Nazi Pastor Muller as Bishop of the Reich. The Archbishop objects to Pastor Muller 's "extreme Aryan principles."— Reuter Wireless
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    WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE KIDNAPPED
    897 3 WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE KIDNAPPED Millionaire Taken From Bridge Party TTHE epidemic of kidnapping outrages which is sweeping across the United States is vividly portrayed in the following article by Mr. C. F. Urschel, the millionaire oil operator from Oklahoma, who was released alter being held captive by
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      264 3 We have a large varied selection of SACK TRUCKS WHEEL BARROWS on view AT OUR SHOWROOMS in RIVER VALLEY ROAD. Your Enquiries are Solicited. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE, BRANCHES. Mal&l ial mmmmmmm AW "Sonatogen is dt£\<Udiy m B the most tffi una Bty-^^B irnudy in com* s| WM] jl\W W
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    Your Dog's Coat
    1272 4 By The Free Press Dog Expert RiIAN'Y dog-owners envy the beautiful coats of the aristocrats of the show-bench and the photographic studio But these same aristocrats would be just as slovenly and unkempt as our own less ambitious dogs were it not for an infinity of patience
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    Answers To Co rresponden ts
    610 4 Answers To Co rresponden ts 59.— "P.P.P."— WEANING PUPPIES— I like your pseudonym. You should not be worried about the ***** getting sick and the puppies helping themselves. It is Nature's way of weaning the pups from a purely liquid to a solid diet. The mother eats up her own
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    Film Which Caused A Panic In Hollywood
    614 4 Film Which Caused A Panic In Hollywood I "The Private Life Of Henry VIII" NEXT month Singapore filmgoers will be able to see the most famous talking picture of the year. It is literally true to say that no other talking picture created such a series of sensations in advance
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      101 4 REMEMBER FOR YOUR XMAS WE OFFER YOU BEAUTIFUL SELECTION Ol SILKS!! and RARE SELECTION OF CURIOS!! PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY CHOTIRMALL'S TELEPHONE 7957. HI<»H iiw^-c E\L K(i\ T\ these strenuous dav>. thotlttftdl ct men aud womAi relv on Horlkk'i M Milk to kecr tKem ilwayi lit M it ftom tresh,
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    Some Of The Ladies Who Helped To Make Yesterday's Poppy Day Campaign A Success
    73 5 Some Of The Ladies Who Helped To Make Yesterday's Poppy Day Campaign A Success Lady Huggard was on duty at Little's. This lair seller did e.utucin imimim •>•• in Rallies Square. Thirsty office workers slipping into Robinson's for a quick one had to run the gauntlet of this group of
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      33 5 EVERY WEEK THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS OFFERS $150 FOR THE BEST FORECAST OF HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS YOU CAN ENTER THIS COMPETITION ANY DAY W ORCHARD ROA^ I WAPifsl H I I. W.J.W. 13.
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    ADULTERY ADMITTED AND CHARGED
    432 6 ADULTERY ADMITTED AND CHARGED Cross- Accusations In Local Divorce Case Judgment was aeiorred in the dlvorc* 1 case which was heard by Mr. Justice Mills in the Supreme Court on Thursday and yesterday. Evidence on behalf of the respondent, Thomas D. R. Miles, agains* whom his wife, a Eurasian woman,
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    FIRE TRIAL SPEECH
    170 6 Goerinjfs Remarks Disturb Powers Berlin, Nov. 7. General Goerlng's utterances at the Reichstag fire trial have disturbed the rmtmiricw ol two of the Powers. The Soviet Embassy has protested verbally to the Foreign Office against the Premier's .statement that "Russia should pay her bills' and has asked
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    AUSTIN TO PAY
    125 6 Hood Inventor Gets Heavy Damages London. Nov Damages totalling £98.550 were awarded today in the King's Bench against Sir Herbert Austin and Austin Motors and Stephen Wat kins. So:: and Groves, patent agents, for the alleged use of confidential Information f or getting a patent in connection
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    DEATH OF ABBOT OF DOWNSIDE
    25 6 London, Nov. 7. The death lias taken place of the Abbot of Downside. Dom Henrj' Palmer Chapman. O.S.B.— Reuter Wireless
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    $150 Must Be Won
    553 6 $15 0 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 13 in which you are asked to forecast results of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Nov. 18. THE PRIZE
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      95 6 j j f. x v\j v/ A^M\ i I v I X Jflr v\' Bt^^nß 1 **v I fsm> t^L'-J t sprays INSIST on powerful FLIT it kills without fail Kememb»»r the comfort of your jemeM* and don't buy weak imitations of FIJT. Your friend* will appreciate your hospitality when
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      207 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 13. i i I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- tlou as set out above and to accept as nnal the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results
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      484 6 m I BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA, BURMA, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and FEDERATED MALAY STATES J FROM THE EMPIRE J TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND I Two of the following frequencies J i and wavelengths will be used J simultaneously, but the wave- lengths may be changed In the J course of
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      252 6 HAVE YOr Vrm STOMACH? When patn and a good meal, it Is much acid Is your tUm nt it now. for it is ri the cause of ulcers much acid Um stomach, you can !nrxt meal without ftai effeoUli you huvc 'BiBui handy to pn-vent Um tj starts. Try it.
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    BATHER'S FRIGHT
    173 7 agged Down By "Croc" But Rescued story of the gallant rescue of a rl Indian who had been seized •odile while bathing in the Tifr.on, Kota Tinggi, has been iiom Johore Bahru. an, u l io hp.d half of his right severed, was rushed Kota Tinegi Hospital for
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    INVOLVED FINANCES
    187 7 Chine e Bankrupt's Dealings With Moneylenders Yap Tiang Hock, In his public examination in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Gerahty said that he had six children, all under 11 years. In addition to his wife and children, he had to support his mother-in-law, a sister and
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    A ROYAL AIR FORCE FAREWELL
    177 7 Captain Jackson Leaves For Home R.A.F. aeroplanes from Scletar dipped in aerial salute over the Rawalpindi as she left the wharves yesterday wth Group-Captain A. H. Jackson, who has been in command ol the Air Base tlnce 1931, aboard bound lor England. It is not
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    263 7 Lieut. H. C. >V. Eking And Miss Eileen Brewer At St. Andrew's Cathedral on Thursday Lieut. H. C. W. Eking, Royal Engineers. son of the late Major H. T. Eking and Mrs. Eking, of Loughboro. Leicester- a shire, was married to Miss Eileen j A ilmin Brewer, daughter
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    80 7 Car As Inducement For Job When Thillakanno appeared yester- day before the second magistrate, to furnish his defence to a charge of < cheating. Mr. S. Shanmugan. prosecuting, applied lor a postponement which was granted. Hearing will be continued on Dec. 8. Thillakanno was alleged to have in-
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    "SECRETS" AT THE ALHAMBRA
    92 7 Mary Pickford is a lovable character in 'Secrets." which began a season at the Alhambra last night. The picture, in which Leslie Howard and Mary Pickford are featured, is a good production woven round an attractive story of a rich girl giving up everything for the
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    Y.W.C.A. MEETINGS
    150 7 Members of the Y.W.C.A. are re- 1 minded of the special meetings to be held next week in connection with the Week of World FeNowsh'n ard Prayer.' The first meeting is on Sunday at 8.30: p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. to which Y M.C.A. i members are invited, Mr.
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      254 7 Shocks! Shivers! Sensation! Surprises! Creeping shadows, clutching hands, a blue death-chamber and a houseful of j bewildered men defying the supernatural for the sake of a beautiful girl! j The 10-STAR §Mmn^^ I HMjj^AYSTERY THRILLER I i I I It. lEI AV%A«IBB T^Br v >': fe a PAUL LUKAS VY
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      36 7 j STORAGE I STANTON NELSON 4 Collyer Quay. A.P.8.— 2. Telephone THOSE who buy and thote who veil have common meeting cround in the ClaMi6ea Columns and thfty do big buflDTM 1 fvcc prees WANT ADS
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1933. The Lesson Of The Cenotaph
    534 8 T h e Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1933. The Lesson Of The Cenotaph FOR a little space to-day. Singapore will stand In silent tribute to the memory of those who lost their lives in the great catastrophe that formally ended fifteen years ego and perhaps spare a thought
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    as I was Saying –
    739 8 as I was Saying STUDENTS who achieve the distinction of the Queen's Scholarship at school do not always fulfil the promise which they thus reveal. A notable exception is Mr. Song Ong Siang, who took the Queen's Scholarship in 1888 and since then has risen high on the ladder of
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    151 8 Mr. R. w. Lisle Carr. Travelling Secretary of the Overseas League, arrived by the Ranchi on a .short visit to Singapore. He is staying at Raffles Hotel. Dancing enthusiasts will welcome the news that overhead fans are now being installed in the Main Hall at S.V.C
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    Topics Of The Week
    532 8 THE Joke oi the WOSk 1 of Viscount Allenby cd to the local attempt satlonal capital out oi in visit to Singapore, by x he is only coming out purely for amusement y know, though, what th. by "fun". The gallant lias possibly beard thai ti
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      527 8 The Ideal X'mas Gift. l'ou can pay your friends the highest enmpiiment b> sending them a j{lft case ■^ha of this famous old Scotch Whisky. 4^M IP|lB|| C J<»hnnie Walker U packed in spe<iall> decorated Christmas cases of 2. 3. 6 or VJMT^SL fl^ B 12 bottles, and ran be
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      62 8 A DAILY PAPER MENTIONS A SCIENTIST who has discovered a new use for cinders. Most people, of course, simply eat them and persuade I themselves that one day they will really pluck up enough courage to sack the cook. Meanwhile why not take out a "GAFLAC" ACCIDENT SICKNESS POLICY GENERAL
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      10 8 WHIN THI Of HERS «V R FAIITO MEASE WUMM fibk
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    KHYBER PASS CLOSED
    42 9 COMMUNICATIONS CUT precaution Against Trouble in Afghanistan Bombay, Nov. 10. cations with Afghanistan i rartly cut off. it is surmised on for silence is that the ities are arranging the Nadir Shah and are taking i prevent outbreaks Reuter
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    27 9 New Delhi, Nov .10. /eminent lias closed the ss to outward traffic as a prelinst trouble consequent on tion o1 the King, though at present quiet.— Reuter
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    NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
    34 9 NO POLIT ICA L SIGNIFICANCE Paris. Nov. 10. I i Minister, who is a Shah, declared tha* i killed by a madman and s without political BtgniflKing vrould continue internal reconI peace abroad. Reuter
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    PERIOD OF DISORDER FEARED
    81 9 Peshawar. Nov. 9. pel ol disorder in »wing to the many rival I I krone is anticipated Irclea here. lered that Shah Mahmocd War Minister, who is believb «n instrumental in pronew King, occupies the tion an, the Premier, is at Northern Provinces I declared his
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    27 9 Peshawar. Nov. 10. tantially reported that inl fired thrice at King v emerging from ards finishing him spread to the tribal h so far remain quiet. Reuter
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    TO HELP INDUSTRY
    42 9 an Government's Plan Rome. Nov. 9. may revolutionise Bnanring Industry ■d to the Chamber by r ratification. it :-.ent to guarantee in stock issues ui The Government tee the principal ana I interest, which Lless of the cum- Reuter
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    POPE AND PILGRIMS
    70 9 Hand Kissing Ceremony To Be Discontinued Vatican City, Nov. 10. The Pope, on the advice of his physicians, is discontinuing his custom of allowing pilgrims to kiss his hand. The attention in this wfay of the thousands of pilgrims to Rome during the present Holy Year has
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    $6,000 OF POPPIES SOLD IN SINGAPORE
    584 9 Army Of 200 Lady Helpers Get Good Results Weary but happy. Singapore's female army ot Poppy Day sellers. 200 strong returned to headquarters, the Memorial Hall, alter four hoars' activity yesterday morning with over S'i.ooo in their possession. This encouraging result was brought about
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    B.B.C. Broadcast
    66 9 The following telegram was J received by the Secretary for i Postal Affairs from the British i J Broadcasting Corporation: J Armistice Day service from i the Cenotaph, followed by a War J 1 Graves Talk. is being broadcast i on GSG lti.SH metres and GSE J :.V?8
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    NOBEL PRIZE
    58 9 Englishman Wins Physics Award Stockholm. Nov. 10. An Englishman. Mr. Paul Adrien Maurice Dirac. Professor of Mathematics at Cambridge, has been awarded half the Nobel Prize for physics for 1933. The other half has been awarded to Professor Erwin Schroedinger of Austria. The prize for 1932 has been
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    WOMEN'S VOTE IN PHILIPPINES
    23 9 Manila. Nov. 9. Women in the Philippines will be entitled to exercise the vote after Jan. Ist 1935. Reuter
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    17 9 Mr. D. K. Broadhurst. 0.C.P.D.. Rawang. leaves for home on furlough during the course of the month,
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    A GREAT NATION DOWNTRODDEN
    80 9 HITLER'S INTERRUPTED BROADCAST No Longer In Shadow Of Versailles Treaty Berlin, Nov. 10. Ihe broadcasting of Hitler's election speech was marred by a breakdown after twelve minutes, reported to be due to sabotage. The speech was resumed after lour minutes. Hitler declared: "We cannot continue to
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    GERMANY MAY MAKE GESTURE OF CONCILIATION
    50 9 Geneva. Nov. A report is current in German circles that Germany early next wtvk win ••rake concrete proposals for tru- reorganisation ot the League of Nations and the continuation of the Disablement Conference. The proposals would be conciliatory but would include symbolical re-armament. Reuter
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    84 9 London. Nov. 9. A"*! J recapitulation of the record ot the National Government at home Mr. MacDonald. speaking at the Lord Mayors banquet, turned to the inter national sphere. He said not one pound had been spent in Britain that was not honestly necessary for defence. Arms had never yet
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    RUSSIA WARNS JAPAN
    52 9 "Unfortunate Results" Of Planes' Activities Shanghai, Nov. 10. Not satisfied with the Japanese reply denying that Japanese planes have ever flown above Russian territory, the Russian authorities have sent a second note to Tokyo stating that further demonstrations over Russian territory byJapanese planes will bring unfortunate results.
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    76 9 Moscow, Nov. 10. An^ry references to Japan were made by speakers at the spectacular funeral 61 the Japanese Communist leader. Ka'i.y; ma. Paying tribute to Katayama's work tliey described him as an untiring Adversary of Japanese imperialism and declared the Communists would raise th r banner against every imperialistic encroachment
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    S. GRANDFS HOLIDAY
    45 9 Two Months Stay In India London. Nov. Signor Grandi. the Italian Ambassador in London, who is at present in Italy, will leave for India on Nov. 10 on holiday. He will visit Bombay. Calcutta and Doli. and return to London in January.
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    122 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling: Rates RUBBER London. Nov. 10. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were Spot <Sellers> 4 1 B d. (4 5 32d.) < Buyersi 4 1 16d. <4 3 32d> Jan-March 4 5 32d. (4 7 32d> April- June
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      PLANTERS AND QUIT RENT INCREASE
      2214 10 PLANTERS AND QUIT RENT INCREASE Protest At Johore Meeting A strong protest against the Government's intention to increase rents^ from S2 to S;j an acre was voiced by the Chairman, Mr. J. W. E. Adams, at the half-yearly general meeting ot the Johore Planters' Association, held at the ltengam Club,
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      170 10 Nov. 6 8 9. American Can. Com 88V2 90% 91% Am. Telephone and Telephone 113% 118 3 4 116% jAtcheson Railroad 49% 51 51 Dupont 7734 80% 80 Firestone, Common 19% 21% 22 General Electric 20% 21% 21 General Motors 28% 30% 30 3 4 Goodrich 13 14%
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      82 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Xovrmhcr 10. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) 13 l 4 13 3 8 R S S. equal to London Standard. (F.0.8.) 13 916 13 1116 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nov-Dec. 13*3 13 2 Jan. -Mar. 13 916 13
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      182 10 November 10th.. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 4.25 Java Cube 7.50 Hamburg Cube 6.75 Muntok White Pepper 22.25 White Pepper 20.75 Black Pepper 13.00 Copra, sundried 3.30 Copra, mixed 2.60 Small flake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 4.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 4.75 Lingga Sago Flour Fair
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      207 10 Yesterdays Closing Quotations Bangrin Tin 35s 6d 37s Batang Padang ($1) 30 35 Batu Caves ($1) 1.25 1.30 Chankat Tin £1) 38s 6 d 40s Hong Kong Tin (5s > 15s 6d 16s Katu Tin t£) 20s 10%d 21s 6d Killinghall (ss) 12s 3d 13s Klang River
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      TIN TALKS
      102 10 Boom in London Prices London, Nov. 7. The Financial Times Amsterdam correspondent reports that negotiations are progressing between representatives of the international tin control committee and representatives of tin interests in the Belgian Congo. Shaw, Darby and Co., announces "certain preliminary negotiations" for the amalgamation of the interests
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      "TAX IN KIND" RUBBER RESTRICTION
      200 10 Malayalam Chairman Favours The Scheme rendered an th(.v be fou en iff tTOf or rev.c I i» he saw M I D !lUf so h» lie old i 1 i i i Mr. H. J. Welch, presiding at rwrlftll Ordinary General Meetir.i. Malayalam Plantations Limited
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      210 10 World Exchange Rates November 10 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 5 32 London, 3 months' sight 2 4' London, 60 days' sight 2 4 7 64 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 j 32 London, demand 24 1 IS London, T.T. 2 4 1 32 Lyons and Paris,
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      OCTOBER TIN OUTPUTS
      179 10 Jelebu Tin Dredging Ltd.. Pikuls 275 Ayer Hitam Tin Dredging Ltd.. pikuls IJM (17 days working): estimated value €12.250; estimated cost £2 200 Kramat Pulai Ltd., (from the mine) pikuls 110: (from tributers) pikuls 2tt. Penawat Malaya Tin Dredging Co. Ltd.. No. 1 dredge yardage treated 204.400
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      OCTOBER RUBBER CROPS
      42 10 Narborough (F.M.S.) 75.730 lb Pu- 1 sing (Bedrock Estate) 20.450; Bakap 22.080; Patani Para 80.394: South Malay 26.000; Batu Matang 21.700; Arras oo122 allng 69 000; Kuala Dingln, 33.400; Subur 32,350; South Johore 30,500: Sungel Puntar 50,000; Kim 1
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      81 10 fmubm 10 Devoe's Imp* h K« roseno >1 4 Imp Sylvan Arrow K Secony M imp perßrli Socony M por Bri. K*ony M 4-gallon tint BtMU ATUUOD Spllii in 4 fill drums: per Br ti.sh Imp nil I Shell Motor Sp;: British Imperial Gallon Sh» 11
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      91 10 Abroad London. N Exchai d v v. re: iris 80 11 New TOffll I Montreal I Brussels 22 M' 2 Amsterdam 7 79. Milan 59 13 16. jA-rUn U2o>. FJockholm 19 C'.vtnhas«n 22 40. Os.o 19 90 Vivnna 28 Prague :06. Helslniors 226" 2 Madrid :7 21 J2. Litton ;03
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      LEWIS & PEAT'S REPORT
      63 10 LEWIS PEA T' S REPORT A rapid rtoll.ir durinK t! modity exchai been brisk Rul cent, and U Mnnufartun to be more or and th<« i.att:: ft .we n<> f ir. folhwnu Businoss riurn done at the I Standard U. Sheet Spot Nov-Dtr \X\ March HM l Aprll-Jun.- 1 Crepe
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    BRITAIN HAS A SPECIAL ROLE IN EUROPE
    1270 11 Position Serious Says Sir John Simon BUT DEPLORABLY EXAGGERATED I QUt. 4 ohn Simon in opening the Disarmament debate he House ol Commons on Tuesday, described the nation as undoubtedly serious but, he said, \:ts no justification for the deplorably exaggeind excited language
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    STATISTICS OFFICE LIBRARY NOTICE.
    523 11 The following publications were issued or received by the Department of Statistics, S.S. and F.M.S.. during the i period October 28 to November 3. 1933. inclusive, and are available ior public QM in the Reference Library. Fullerton Building. Singapore. Application may; be made by members of
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    75 11 Finding themselves between two fir^s from the competition of AngloAmerican oil firms, on the one hand, and that of the Mastsukata oil, acting as selling agent for Soviet oil, on the other, the three Japanese oil companies, namely, the Japan Oil Company, Okura Oil Company and the Mitsubishi Oil Company,
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    116 11 Establishment Of Factory At Nanking Nanking, Nov. 2. It is reported that a contract for the establishment of an industrial alcohol!: factory with joint Government and private capital has been concluded by Mr. Chen Kung-po, Minister of Indus- try. with Mr. Huang Kiang-chuan, an overseas merchant of
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    SEEKING FOR TRADE
    121 11 German Reciprocal Plan j Before Manchukuo Harbin, oct. 22. The German Consul here is negotiating with Manch-ukuo officials for the purchase of Manchuria soya beans on behalf of his country. It is reliably j learned that Germany desires to im- J port between 750.000 and 900.000 tons
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    MANCHURIAN TRADE
    50 11 A B.A.T. Factory In Manchukuo i Tokyo, Nov. 2. It is reliably reported here from Manjchuria that official permission from Manchukuo has recently been given to !Mr. Archibald Rose, a representative of the British- American Tobacco Co.. Ltd., to establish a factory for the com- party in Liaoyang.
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    100 12 Shanghai, Nov. 2. River Police are searching for the bodies of two French sailors, believed to have been drowned when they fell into the Whangpoo from a sampan. The men are Francois Leven and Leon Vincent, both of the cruiser Primauget. According to the authorities, the men fell
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      357 12 Colombo Harbour Engineer's Proposal Approved At the meeting of the Colombo Port Commission held on October 23, Mr. G. S. Wodeman. Principal Collector of Customs, presided and those present were Dr. R. Brierclifie, O BE., Director of Medical and Sanitary Services. Mr. E. W. Head. General Manager,
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      237 12 Subsidies Spreading Like Plague Commenting up>m the South Airii tan Government's contract with the tw i Italian shipping companies. UM Navlgazione Libert Tttatttoa and the Italia Company the Norges Handels og Sjofartstidende states:- ''It is hopoloss lor shipping companies enjoying n«> Government assistance U) COmpHi successfully with compunus
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      112 12 First Price Ticket Not Sold Shanghai. Oct. 31. Before an immense crowd at the Canidrome. the drawing of the second China National State Lottery took place to-day. Ticket Number 435.323 drew the first prize, but it was found to be unsold and a special drawing was made later
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      38 12 Dr. Walter Williams. President of the University of Missuori. is due in Malaya next month from Calcutta with Mrs. Williams, in the couse of a world tour. Dr. Williams is a Fellow of the British Institute of Journalists.
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      545 12 CHURCH SERVICES 22nd Sunday After Trinity ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral) and Sermon. 10.30 a.m. Matins at R.A.F. Base. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Holy Communion. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 7 a.m. Holy
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      151 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the WI, expected to arris r Main Wharf (Entrance C.atr Durban Maru 14; r 11; Erria 9; Nieuw Hoi Empire Dock (Entrance i.atr Laertes 30: OtflMU 32. Castle 34. Empire Dock (Entrance (.at, I. Klnta 48 West Wharf (Entrance (late j Ranch! 5; Raton* 3 HRaub
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    1353 15 NAI DU'S BRILLIANT CENTURY AGAINST M.C.C. attractive Batting In Lahore Match Seven Bowlers L AL SINGH OUT FOR 16 Lahore, Nov. 2. day today in thai tie M.C.C. tourists and' was the r C K. Naidu. 8, gained the' :hing the first cen- :j Ist*. It was a tund knock
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    816 15 London Scottish Beat Blackheath <From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 22. Varsity Rugby is obviously going to reach a very high standard this season Playing in London yesterday. Oxford seat the Old Merchant Taylors at reddington by two tries to a goal while Cambridge entertained
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    270 15 To-day's League Programme The following matches in the different divisions of the English League and In the first division of the Scottish League will be played to-day DIVISION I Aston Villa vs. Middlesbrough. Chelsea vs Derby C. Huddersfleld T. vs. Sheffield Wed. Leicester C. vs. Blackburn R. Liverpool
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    1076 16 SKULL CAP'S SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY A REVIEW OF PROSPECTS The Singapore November Meeting COURTEEN horses were scratched yesterday afternoon from the programme for the first day of the Singapore November Professional Meeting to-day. Therefore, fields in several races will be smaller than was general at the Autumn Meeting. In the
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    91 16 r^l ~Ti 4 26 4 50 5.28 5.56 2.30 2.55 3.20 3.50 a 1" I" iEUnV lad. Nymph Of isar? i c T.r Sp is^ p up evg,, j-— w -gr jul j a ES. ra«s. p iiar ~r*. rjp u t— i sa«r Correspdt
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    920 16 LADIES' HOCKEY TO HELP POPPY DAY FUNDS EUROPEANS LOSE TO G.S.C. Sports Club's Superior Forwards j Girls Spurts Club 3 Europeans 1. Goals and touch lines were picked out In poppies to give the right atmosphere to the event when the Girls Sports Club met and defeated the Europeans In
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    131 16 Preparing: For Up-Countr> Tour The final trial match ior the selection of the Singapore XI to meet Selangor and Perak in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 18 and 19 will take place JO thp S.C.C. ground on Tuesday. The teams are as follow Colours: Cheok Wah S.C.R.C Muthukumaru
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    78 16 From Our Own Correspondent Penang. Nov. 0. The following have been selected to represent Penang against Perak at :icckey tomorrow Van Houten Yeans Cheng Phoy and Mnthieson; Bcey 3 ng Poe. Foster and Best: Evans. arrow. Baughan. Hoblyn and Brooke. Reserves. Fleming. Kong Tat and
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    59 16 Denbigh Wins Liverpool Autumn Cup London, Nov. 10. The Liverpool Autumn Cup «just over one mile and two furlongs) was run to-day and resulted as follows: Sir E. Tate's DENBIGH 1 Mr. Singer's LEIGHON 2 Sir A. Butt's ROBBER CHIEF 3. Sixteen ran. Won by l« 2 lengths:
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    45 16 Rugby League Side Defeats Visitors London, Nov. 1. The Rugby League team beat the Australians by seven points to five today. London, Nov. 2. In the semi-final of the Lancashire Cup, St. Helens Recs beat St. Helens by nine points to two to-day.
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    31 16 Davis Leading Newman London, Nov. 2. The following were the close of play scores in the big billiards match at I Thurstons:— DAVIB (in play) 6 643 NEWMAN 5704 i
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    63 16 The following have been invited to Play for S.C.C. vs. Islands Ist XV o* Wednesday, Nov. 22, at SCC P Bartram, R. c. Land, D. G M Owen" C T t E P H J M HeS r I' S^S' R H. C. Allen, J. R. McDougall. J. W. Muncey
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    48 16 Leicester Defeat The University London, Nov. 9. Oxford University encountered defeat at Leicester to-day, where they were beaten by 12 points to 8. Oxford Greyhounds made a disastrous visit to Gloucester, for they had 38 points scored against them without being permitted to reply Reuter
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    228 16 Rugby SINGAPORE BEAT PENANG FOUR TRIES i\ HALF Magnificent (lame n Conditions Singapore fefemted p^ni*. first 01 the two n are playing dur. tour w lnnl mj conditions in P, goals and two tr Considering th magnificent fame tlnuously throughout was very heavy wards wen Mtgnlfl The only score m
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