The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 November 1933

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. No. 14,112. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1938. 10 CENTS.
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    REIGN OF TERROR IN SIAM?
    1118 1 REIGN OF TERROR IN SI AM? Large Scale Arrests By Secret Police GOVERNMENT'S WARNING A condition approaching a reign of terror appears to be operating m Siam, according to the latest message of the Free Press correspondent. Wholesale arrests are being made and there are strange and unpleasant stories of
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    $ SLUMP MAY RAISE RUBBER PRICES
    165 1 SLUMP MAY RAISE RUBBER PRICES Ewnward mge Halted om Our Own Correspondent.) London. Nov. 11. rs. Symington and Wilson, the -iown Mincing Lane firm, anticipate the possibility of a further rise m rubber prices as a result of American ouying m anticipation of currency depreciation. New York. Nov. 11. By
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    President Not Perturbed
    226 1 New York, Nov. 11. The United States Treasury is greatly concerned regarding the further fall m the dollar. Washington correspondents state. On the other hand. Mr. Roosevelt is philosophic and not alarmed at the daily swings of. the market and he is reported to regard Government bonds
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    AFGHAN ASSASSIN
    46 1 "Low Class" Native Who Stole Into Palace London, Nov. 11. The Afghan Legation m London learns from Kabul that Nadir Shah's murderer was Abdul Khaliq, a low class Afghan, who managed to penetrate into the palace unnoticed. H^ was inst.ant.lv arrpstpd after the murder.-
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    On Other Pages
    156 1 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce proposes to establish a Chinese Comnieuial Museum m Singapore. Page 10. Armistice Day celebrations m Malay* and at homr. Pages 3 and Two hundred Chinese, alarmed at recent events m southern Siam, have arrived at Sungei Patent m Kedah. Page 6. At
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    GERMANY'S TAVERN RUSH TO VOTE
    140 1 Brown Shirts Whoop Up The Hitler Vote QERMANY WBn t to the polls yesterday m he critfca| mMWM Reuter With tv, Berlin, Nov. 12. the 111 weather dull and warm jne taverns containing the oollint besietd^bv^! erman a n y arge crowds Fr °m i
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    NEW CUBAN OUTBREAK
    96 1 Hundreds Dead And Injured In Havana Havana. Nov. 12. More than two hundred persons were Killed m a revolt on Nov. 8 and hundreds wounded. The prisons and hospitals are overcrowded but no British casualties are known. Although the revolt has beon qm>)]ed tne public is still
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    SOVIET AIR PLAN
    63 1 U.S. Corporation To Set Up Engine Factory New York, Nov. 12. With the approval of the U.S. Army and Navy the Curtis Wright Corporation has contracted with the Soviet Government to establish an Americansupervised motor plant m Russia for the manufacture of Cyclone and other Wright motors.
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    LUNCH WITH PREMIER
    50 1 Marshal Chang: And Wife At Chequers London, Nov. 11. Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang and his wife lunched with Mr. Ramsay MacDonald at Chequers today. This private informal function was inspired by the friendship formed betwee n the Premiers son. Malcolm, and Chang Hsueh-liang m Manchuria m 1928.— Reuter
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    REUNITED TO FAMILIES
    52 1 Nanchang Bandit Victims Reach Home T London, Nov. 12. Johnson and Blue, the two officers of the Nanchang who were captured by Manchukuo bandits and released after several months arrived In London to-day, looking very fit. They were met by relatives and then* was a very happy
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    VOYAGE POSTPONED
    44 1 British Air Attache To China Taken 111 London, Nov. 12. Wing-Commander R. P. Willock. the recently appointed Air Attache to China, is ill. and his departure for China has been postponed. He will probably leave on Dec. 8 on the Panpura.- Reuter
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    CUTS NOT TO BE RESTORED
    123 1 CUTS NOT TO BE RESTORED i Britain Not Yet Back To Normal London. Nov. In the House of Commons to-day the Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr ■Neville Chamberlain, asked wlirthrr econZ U v d COmidCr UIC Oration of economy cuts made m salaries of teachers and m unemployment benenis. said
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    500 CODES WAITING
    78 1 U.S. Food Advisory Board Resigns Washington. Nov. l> The Farm Administration has dissolved its Food Industry Advisory Board which was an unofficial groun representing distributers and processors. While it is officially explained that the Board was dissolved by mutual agreement and no important differences exist. It is
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    SOVIET DENIAL
    36 1 .Moscow, Nov. 11. Reports that two hundred Manchurian citizons have been murd< rec 1 by Soviet soldiers at Petrovskoe for non-payment of the grain tax are ridiculed here and described as slanderous statements." Reuter
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    RUSSIA'S WATCH ON THE FRONTIER
    306 1 Japan Demands Troop Withdrawal Pll Shanirhai, Nov. 1? Russian troops are searrhini, n t* Chinese Eastern Railway Pasigers entering Russian territory ar, JSf t f ÜbJ ted tO an elaborate ex r^ 1O s n tat b Ion RUSSIan h A report from Tokyo states
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    Selangor Club Hockey Players' Visit
    650 2 Selangor Club Hockey Players' Visit DEFEATED BY S.C.C. AND WILTSHIRES Perdriau Scores Four Goals S.C.C. .4; Selangor Club 3. A last-minute goal gave the S.C.C. victory over the Selangor Club by the odd goal m seven when they met on Saturday on the Padang. A. C. Cunnyngham Perdriau scored all
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    SECOND DEFEAT
    345 2 Wiltshires Too Strong For Selangor Club Wilts hires 3: Selangor Club. 0. Due, probably, to the strenuousness of their game against the S.C.C. on Saturday, the Selangor Club displayed little of the form which almost saved them m that match when they met the! Wiltshire Regiment at hockey
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    INTER-STATE MATCH
    313 2 Penang Hold Perak To A Draw ■From Our Own Correspondent* Penang, Nov. 11. The strong Perak State hockey side which was expected to win easily was I helci to a draw by Penang today. I Although it drizzled during the second I half, fortunately heavy rain held off.
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    M.C.C. IN INDIA
    56 2 Century By South Punjab Player Amritsar, Nov. 11. The three day cricket match between the M.C.C. and Southern Punjab was drawn. Southern Punjab 264 and 103 for 1 M.C.C. 450 lor 7 declared. Townsend made 93 and C. F. Walters 86 for the M.C.C. and Amarnath made
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      212 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Monday, 13th. 1, Tanglin. S.R.C. I vs. IndoHigh Water O'».5G. I.:* it., 18.44, 7.3 ft. Ceylonese, S.R.C. grd.; Police Rußby Public Services vs. Islands. I I, vs. S.C.R.C. I, Depot.; Dunearn Rd. R.A.F. vs. V.M.C.A. I, Seletar. Hockey: S.C.C. vs. Raffles College, Golf Garrison G.C. Ladies
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    ARMISTICE DAY IN MALAYA AND AT HOME
    350 3 Prince At Albert Hall THE SINGAPORE CELEBRATIONS Day was celebrated throughout the Empire on Saturday m the manner that has now become traditional. Thousands rallied to Whitehall lor the ceremony at the Cenotanh lure the Prtacc of Wales "represented H.M. the Jr^r also
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    IN SINGAPORE
    581 3 Service At The Cenotaph re was a large gathering before Cenotaph on Saturday morning there was no diminution m pirit of devotion which has now traditional m the observance of y throughout the British Empire. tingenta from the Wiltshire nt. the R A., the R.E.. the R.A.F.. Police
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    LOCAL EX-SERVICEMEN'S DINNER
    2005 3 I .1 l>r. R. B. Hawes On The Association's Objects The annual dinner ot the Ex-Service Association ol Malaya < Singapore branch) was held at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday night. The chairman of the branch, Dr. R. B. Hawes, presided, and besides the Governor there were
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      99 3 BOOKS JUST RECEIVED Bea«tj of England T. Burke $4.50 Wine, Women and Soldiers T. A. Lowe 3.00 And Now All This Sellar Yeatman 3.00 Week-End Book 3.50 Week-End Problems Book 3.00 Savoy Cocktail Book 4.50 Anthology of Modern Verse A. Methuen 3.50 *n Innkeeper's Diary J. Fothergill 4.50 A London
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    Hitler Prisons That Turn Out "Good" Nazis
    1840 4 Hitler Prisons That Turn Out "Good" Nazis By A Special Correspondent Secret Police Terror Of Brown Shirt Regime THHE name of Dachau In Bavaria, an idyllic little town, half an-hour'3 motor rid<> from Munich, has become a word Of dread throughout Bavaria. All Bavarians pray these days with a mock
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    BROTHERS MEET
    168 4 Knew Him Hy Scar After 65 Years Perth. Oct. 24. George Gunning. prospector o! Widgiemooltha. aged eighty-three, recently sent a message to a friend In Perth to come and inspect his gold show. On his way the friend stopped at Coolgardie and m an hotel mentioned that he
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    Girl's Grim Trek In Desert
    328 4 To Save Mother From Death By Thirst Sydney. N.S.W.. Oct. 30. Australia's latest heroine is S: bil Levy, seventeen year old Melbourne girl, who recently faced a fearful trek through thirty-five miles of desert m the Jervois Ranges. Central Australia. to find a lonely prospecting
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    DIABETES CURE
    154 4 Viennese Doctor's Sensational Claims St. Moritz. Nov. 8. A Viennese doctor. Prolessor Gust a v Singer, claims to have etTected many cures by a new method ot treating diabetes. Ke caused something of a sensation when he read a paper on the subject at a medical postgraduate course
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    MONTE CARLO JUNIOR
    154 4 Mussolini's Plan For New Pleasure Resort T Milan, Nov. 8. It is possible that Campione. opposite Lugano may one day rival Monte Carlo It has a delectable natural n,r?nf On T^ nd constitu^ an isolated part of Ita y. about hall a mile square m Switzerland. The
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    Caught By The Camera At The Races On Saturday
    169 5 Ca ugh t By The Camera At The Races On Saturday loper's Jonathan (ririd en by Farthiag) had a runaway the Class 4 Horses (Division 3> race at Bukit Timah on Saturday. i of So\iet stratospheric balloonists led by Commander G or e Prokofiev <>! the Red Army set up
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      20 5 DO NOT FORGET lo include m >our SHOPPIN<; I -IST ANCHOR BUTTER THE EMPIRE'S BEST /J| Hv'uLhflHu^kl 1 WJAV. 4J
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    BETONG REFUGEES AT SUNGEI PATANI
    867 6 Gruesome Stories Of Recent Disorders Oruesome stories of dead bodies being «t.rewn about the streets, wholesale looting of houses and the strong action of the Siamese authorities m dealing with those Chinese suspected of having taken part m the recent attack on the Police Station
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    KILLED BY SELADANG
    231 6 Tapping Coolie Gored To Death (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Nov. 11. How a Tamil was gored to death while tapping rubber, by a seladang, was told the Jelebu Coroner, Che Abdul Rani, yesterday at the Inquiry into the death of the unfortunate coolie. It was revealed
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    USELESS HANDCUFFS
    239 6 Two Tamil Prisoners Escaped (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov. 11. A case, which revealed the apparent ineffectiveness of the handcuffs now m use and alleged carelessness of revenue officers, was heard at the Jasin Police Court last week when Nadesan and Naraynan. two Tamils, appeared before Mr.
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    MEDICAL ECONOMIES
    259 6 Tampin District Hospital To Be Closed (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca. Nov. 11. Some wards oi the Tampin District i Hospital will be closed towards the end of this month. An Assistant Medical Officer with three dressers will be left m charge, but no changes will be effected
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    $150 Must Be Won
    445 6 $1 50 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 m 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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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    122 6 A duplicate list Is provided In which the competitor may keep a record of his entries. These small lists must not on any account be used for entries— they are only for the convenience of competitors. Competitors who have forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches
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    OUTSIDE EARTH'S ENVELOPE
    524 6 SECRETS OF COSMIC RAYS Important Results Of Soviet Stratosphere Ascent I Moscow, Nov. 8. A statement by a noted meteorology expert. Professor Vangenheim. the chairman of the committee studying i the results of scientific observations I carried out by the crew of the stratostate 'U.S.S.R," is published
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    "HORN RIMS" OF ABOUT 1500
    272 6 EYE SECRETS THROW THE AGES Sir Isaac Newton's Hn Model I.IMI. Visitors to tl. tlon who have adn spectacles to tone with <>\. made m shapes to suit face, do not know. p< r! Old Hall of ClilTord I British Optical A headquarters, they n
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      214 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 13. j I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competl- tlon as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters J J appertaining thereto. My forecast of the
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    FAKED SWEEP TICKETS
    311 7 Chinese Sentenced To Three Years Perak Criminal Assize Court Mr. Justice N. D. Mudie and sentenced a Chinese «d Chew Guan Chye. who des- himself as the proprietor of tog Commercial Agency, to three rigorous imprisonment on two Of having fraudulently used as a booklet containing leaves
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    "TO THE COUNTRY OF THE PYRAMIDS"
    202 7 A very interesting film entitled "To the Country of the Pyramids' was recently shown at the Dutch Club by a representative of the Netherland Line Royal Dutch Mail, and there was quitp a liberal attendance, consisting of various invited members of the British community,
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    FALSE STATEMENT
    100 7 I Ex-Railway Employee Charged Seremban, Nov. 8. Alleged to have sworn a tals£ declaration that he had not been dismissed from Government. service whereas he had been, a Malay. Abu bin Dato Paduka. was charged beforr c Seremban magistrate, Raja Kamaralzoman, today. It was alleged that accused had
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    Celebrations in Penang
    129 7 Penang. Nov. 11. I The Armistice ceremony at the' Cenotaph passed off quietly. Ex-ser- i vicemer. and troops fell m at 10.15. Members of the Legislative Council i and senior members of the Civil SerI vice and Municipal Commissioners had prominent positions facing the I Cenotaph. The
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    Seremban Celebrations
    151 7 Seremban. Nov. 11. The Seremban ceremonial attaining •to the filteenth anniversary of the i signing of the Armistice wus as solemn and dignified as any of its predecessors. In recent yt-ars (he erection of a cenotaph for Negri Sembilan's fallen has added more dignity to the ceremonial on
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    KING'S HOUSE
    526 7 Sunday, Oct. 29. His Excellency was present at an Orchestra Concert at the Selangor Club j this evening. Lady Clementi visited Tengku Laxe-,-nana and Raja Jema ah at Klang. Monday. Oct. 30. At 10 a.m. His Excellency presided at the Budget Meeting of the Federal j Council Chamber,
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    THE PAVILION
    54 7 The Secret Of The I Hut Room A mystery thriller v provided "The Secret of the Blue Room Universal film which began at ItM Pavilion on Saturday. The featur point about the picture Is its ca*:. which comprises ten stars unions whom are Lionel Atwlll. Gloria Stu.tr, Paul
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      242 7 J Owing to tremendous tuccttt Season extended until TO-MORROW NIGHT Potitively LAST 2 NIGHTS of thi. great STAGE aod SCREEN Attraction! 615 1. i*A]MTOL 1 9 1S On the Stage On tfie Screen Hist National's Side -split tiiu; Comedy IDTkir uireT Riot with the Screen '.s famo,. \v IRENE WEST
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1933. Week-end Comments
    478 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1933. Week-end Comments TTHE most interesting speculation 1 now m connection with the fall of the United States dollar concerns the question of action by the British Government m the employment of the Exchange Equalisation Fund. The value of the dollar In relation
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    As I was Saying
    1324 8 - A NiW Type Of Governor Why Was Gtnerml Rid bo Banished For Child Welfare Generosity Of Selangnr Chinese India 's Many 7 nidcsmcn Mr. J. G. O'Grady. the Negn Sembilan rubber planter, who is Returning to Malaya with his bride. is the son of a most
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    231 8 Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brown will be sailing about January for Malaya Dr. R. M. Dannatt. Chief Surgeon, has arrived m Kuala Lumpur from home leave. nf^Lf" o< irk f tne Merc antil e Bank of India, Singapore, arrived m Penang on Thursday by the
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    Stands Science Where It Did?
    440 8 Stands Sci ence Where It Did? lIN provu,.-,... 1 mer hollda: 1 a copy ot Bli paralysing and I on the mysteri o I ated m<' as it I is one of those b I be truly said U v "V I down till the la I what 1 bewlld<
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    VOTE OF CENSURE ON GOVERNMENT
    829 9 Disarmament Debate Mr. HENDERSON APPEALS Most Critical Stage Of Thp Conference •AY. a debate on Disarmament that may become historic, will open m the House of ■unions, on a motion of censure *J»inSt «kl eminent tabled by the Labour Party As a curtain-raiser, the Premier,
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    CHINESE ATHLETES ON PARADE
    387 9 Records Smashed At Two Day Meeting <By Our Chinese Correspondent) Thousands of Chinese saw the openng of the Singapore Chinese athletic two days meeting at Jalan Besar on Saturday when two hundred athletes and nearly a hundred office-bearers marched round the ground. The procession was headed
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    INDIAN APPOINTMENTS
    74 9 Sir Malcolm Seton To Retire London. Nov. 10. The Secretary of State for India has appointed Sir Louis Kershaw. Assistant Under-Secretary of State, to be Deputy Under-Secretary with effect from Dec. 21 next, m succession to Sir Malcolm Seton. who is about to retire. With effect from the
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    OVERSEAS CHINESE
    59 9 Canton Aid For Returned Workless Hong: Kong, Nov. 12. To give employment to unemployed overseas Chinese who have returned to Kwangtung, the Canton Government has given orders for the construction of factories and the development of cattle fields m Kongmoon. Swatow and Hoihow districts. Industrial schools will be
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    ORDERS FOR BRITAIN
    61 9 Two Submarines For The Canton Navy Hong Kong, Nov. 12. The naval department of Canton has placed an order with a British firm for two modern submarines, which must be completed early next year. The Railway Ministry m Nanking has re-opened the question of repairing the Canton-Kowloon
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    NO REASON GIVEN
    36 9 China's Minister To Moscow Resigns Shanghai, Nov. 12. Dr. W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambassador to Moscow, has resigned, according to an official message from Nanking. No reason is given. Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    39 9 The funeral of Towkay Lim Sam Kip, J.P., who died last week, when visiting his son Dr. Lim m Ipoh, took place at Taiping on Wednesday, and was very largely attended. The funeral procession was over a mile long.
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    JEWS WHO STAY PUT
    222 9 JEWS WHO STAY PUT ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO PALESTINE Frontier~Check With French D London. Nov. 9. replying to a Parliamentary question regarding measures to prevent the Hicit inspiration of Jews into Palestine the Colonial Secretary. Sir Philip Cimliffe-Llster. said there were two classes of unauthorised immigrants namely, persons who crossed the
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    THE LOST LEADER
    66 9 Medals For British Arctic Expedition London. Nov. 10. Five members of the Watkins expedition which explored the Arctic Ice Cap of Greenland m 1930-31 to-day received from the King Polar Medals In silver with an inscribed clasp. Mr. H. G. Wai kins, the 23-years old leader of
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      29 9 NOTICE OF REMOVAL ROMFO I I LTD. As from Monday the 13th, Nov. our Office Showroom will be situated at 3, MALACCA STREET MODERN OFFICE EQUIPMENT. "SERVICE AFTER PURCHASE"
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      154 9 THE BEST TOY BAZAAR FOR MAN V YEARS— ROBIN^O^TS THE KIDDIES ARE ENCHANTED PARENTS DISCOVER THAT THEY ARE NOT TOO OLD. I I BB V^^BBBBBI KM BB& «X m V >v k. By H .^bWj Bt y^ i m iS^mt^ A H Bb vKVK^f^iS^A B^B^BVBB^^^^^hm jl >1 jj**^^^^^^ Bi I
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      LONDON APPROVES NEW TIN SCHEME
      1024 10 Inequalities Eliminated QUOTAS MAY BE MORE THAN 40 PER CENT <From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 28. You are. of course, familiar with the details of the new three-year tin agreement which was signed yesterday at the meeting of the International Tin Committee m London.
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      TREASURY BILLS
      47 10 London, Nov. 10. The total amount applied for m to-day's tenders for Treasury Bills was £71.475.000. The amount allotted m bills at three months was €45 millions. The average rate per cent, was 19s. 2d. as compared with 17s. 7.57 d. last week. British Radio.
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      LONDON RUBBER MARKET
      14 10 London, Nov. 12. The London rubber market was closed on Saturday.
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      183 10 November 11th., 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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      £ Abroad
      94 10 Abroad London, Nov. 10. Exchanges to-day were Paris 81 13/32 New York 5.13. Montreal 5.12. Brussels 22.84> 2 Geneva 16.45. Amsterdam 7.89 1 V Milan 60ib. Berlin 13.36. Stockholm 19.39 1 Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 29. Prague 107 3 8 Helsingfors 226> 2 Madrid 38 7 16. Lisbon 106.
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      115 10 November 10 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin (of 4 Imp. galls.) 170 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin 1.50 Secony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline y 4 drums per British Imperial Gallon 85 Socony Motor Gasoline (4-gallon tin) 3.65
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      Wall Street
      217 10 1 Nov. 8 9 11. American Can. Com 90 5 a 9V 2 91 2 Am Telephone and Telephone 118 J H6 5 s H" 3 4 Atcheson Railroad 61 51 51 Dupont 80 7 8 80' 2 80 3 4 Firestone. Common 21 8 22 22 General
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      JOHORE PARA RUBBER LOSS
      34 10 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Nov. 12. Johore Para Rubber Co. report a loss tor the year ended June 30 of £791. j the credit balance brought m being £7749.
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      Chinese Traders To Have Commercial Museum
      779 10 Chinese Traders To Have Commercial Museum DETAILS OF LOCAL $30,000 PROJECT To Be Run On Company Lines (By Our Chinese Correspondent) Dr. Chen Su Lan, a member of the committee m charge of the proposed commercial exhibition to be held at the premises of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce,
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      BIKIT K.B. PROFIT
      187 10 51,0!>9 Result Of Year's Operations The report of directors of Bukit KB Rubber Coy.. Ltd.. to the annual general meeting held on Oct. 21. stated that the year's working resulted m a profit of $1,099.05 to which was added the balance from the previous year $11,157.22. leaving
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      POLISH TRADE
      137 10 Denunciation Of Treaty Called For Warsaw, Oct. 17 The request of the Federation of British Industries for denunciation of the British-Polish trade agreement caused much astonishment here It is remarked that Polish-British commercial relations have been good for a long time, and during the summer became even closer.
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      RUBBER RETURNS
      73 10 Crop returns for October from the I following estates are reported by Messrs Barlow and Coy. Ayer Kunlng (F.M.S Rubber Company Ltd 81.500 lbs. Badek Rubber Estate. Ltd. (Shamold Estate) 36.000 lbs. Bradwall <FM.S> Rubber Estate Ltd 31.400 lbs. Chersonese <F.M.B.> Estates Ltd 94.000 lbs. Dennlstown Rubber Estates
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      PROFIT OF $19,484
      215 10 YearV WmUm Kmpti Uri The twenty-third I meeting of Kempas Ltd will be h held on Monday Hi the registered Malacca. The balano si account for ti. shows th.v ifter eh; of secret ar: 1 1 charges to revenue, vorttd resulted m a prolr which is added
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      RAUB GOLD
      30 10 The output ol Mining Co for Nov. 7. amounted M Krian Rubbor Ltd. 72.700 lbs Sunget Krian 1 112.500 lbs r Sungel Way 'SeW** 1 Ltd 74.000 lbs
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      SIR GEORGE MAXWELL Am RUBBER RESTRICTION
      400 10 "Only Thing To Avert Disaster" «From Our Own Correspondent I London. Oct. .11. Three company meetings of considerable interest 10 investors m the Malayan rubber industry liav< bMfl held m London or Edinburgh this m k those of the South Perak Rubber Syndicate Ltd..
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    SELLING OF QUOTA RESULTS IN PROFIT
    934 11 Mambau's Debt To Straits Trading Co. Reduced i innual general meet- i Tin. Limited, was held Kuala i umpur. on Saturday, Mr H. Martin (chairman). .'d H Hampshire, Mr. D. Heddle I p if. Iffli B. Balloch and H a Francis, (on behalf of
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    THE MARCH OF MEDICINE
    236 11 The rapid strides made by modern medical science were demonstrated at the London Medical Exhibition held m the New Hall of the Royal Horticultural Society London, from October 16 to 20. i For example, the progress made m the production of serological products was; demonstrated. Improved
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    THE EMPIRE CALENDAR
    312 11 The Empire Day Movement, which is associated with The Royal Empire Society, is issuing an Empire Calendar for use In 1934. It contains 52 carefully selected pictures of Empire subjects, such as jthe Parliament House at Ottawa, the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Cape Town and Table Bay. a
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    MARKET PRICE LIST
    562 11 Singapore, Nov. 10. Mr. H. R. Hutton, of the Kuantan Public Works Department, has been admitted to the Singapore General Hospital, suffering from a septic foot. Dr. J. P. D. Parsons. M.8., Ch. B. fEdin* has joined the Poh Pharmacy. and is at present attached to their
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    KILLED IN THUNDERSTORM
    161 11 Mother And Infant Injured Avisawella, Nov. 2. Three children were killed and their mother and her infant child injured In a thunderstorm yesterday evening at JNagoda, a village a few miles m the) interior, from Avisawella. At the inquest hejd by Mr. J. P. Weliwita, witnesses stated
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      743 11 Assets_cxceed^l2,ooo,ooo *w In force ot*t W.ff t The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlement*) HMDOmCE: <M* •>**» U* BUM*, cm B*M. Companies Act m every particular. ATTRACTIVE PLANS OP ASSURANCE I MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD. (Incorporated In England) Capital £3.000,000 Subscribed 1,800,000 Paid-up 1,050,000
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      401 11 (CHARTERED BANK F INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated In England by Royal Charter) Id up capital In 600,000 .shares of £5 each £3 000 001 E OPrt *H£u, omc«: £3MOOM Bishopsgate, London, B.C. I Agencies and Branches: :ar iiollo Semarana Amrltaar ipoh Seremban Bangkok Karachi Shanghai Batavla Klang SlncaDon Bombay
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  • LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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      Prevention And Control Of Fire
      976 12 Prevention And Control Of Fire The prevention and control of flre m ships was considered at a meeting of the Society of Consulting and Marine Engineers and Ship Surveyors, which was held m the Library of Lloyd's. Sir Percy Mackinnon. who presided, said that during the last few months those
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      WRECK RELIC
      137 12 Brought Back From South Africa Newcastle, N.S.W. Oct. 30. Sid Malcolm, vice-captain of the Wallabies Rugby Union team, has brought back to Newcastle a nickelplated tobacco- jar recovered from the Aberdeen Liner Thermopylae, which was wrecked Cape Town at the beginning of*this century. The jar bears the following
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      STRAITS HOMEWARD CONFERENCE
      94 12 Merchants .»r» t* n It has btn ifn •i: f 58s 9d per ton 01 50 M SLEEPFRS Irom SI direct In Urn Bi llding to SUIW Bulletin No 14 ment oi Qtlfl search. Urn urn >■: pf**«» noise is MCOIIOOCd I* impact noises dur frequented UJlltdUfl
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      637 12 Burns Philp line. (Incorporated In Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISI^ND. Regular monthly sailing by the well-known steamer MARELLA a.-J/o tons) ana the s.s. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] s s MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins
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      90 12 I. S. K. UNE. ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO. (Incorporated In Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. From Japan Dae Sail ERIE MARU Nov. 12 Nov 12 MALTA MARU Nov. 13 Nov 19 BOSTON MARU Nov. 30 Nov 30 FOR KOBE, OSAKA, MOJI, YAWATA. NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA. Due Sail* ERIE
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      83 12 HENDERSON LINE SCHEDIIF OF SWIM* By Fortnifhlly Passe n«er Ste*»< Between R*nco«n. l'«.rl Marseilles, Palma snd HOMEWARD SAILING Port of Disembarkation »•>*«■ PEGU CHINDWIN BHAMO IMJ| AMARAPOORA BAOAINO J£ n BURMA YOMA PEGU I CHINDWIN KEMMENDINE BHAMO l AMAHAPOORA f SAGAINCi Call* London. trjtf Through Passage R^^jjKT fares to Straits
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      564 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Kedah Monday to Friday Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Saturdays 7 P m Kelantan (via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan
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      326 12 PASSENGERS OUTWARD Per P. and O. Carthage < ex-London Oct. 27 > for Singapore Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ash. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Bray. Miss Bray. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brearley, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Brooks. Mr. H. S. Brown. Dr. and Mrs. W. M Chambers.
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      224 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside ihr \w m expected I East Wharf (Knii,,, Ophir 2-2 Main Wharf lEnti Hua Tons II X 13: Gtagak Nieuw Holland 7 Empire IKnk (fetl City of Cortnt Empire Dwk iFnti Tein m: •Vest Wharf <Enir 4 Rasa 4 M« KEPPI'I II \Ki l; Main Wharf
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      604 13 P. O. jntish India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated In England) MAit PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. nMDEB CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. jffIMRDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. Singapore. 6.000 Nov. 23 BURDWAN 6,070 Feb. 15
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      508 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON; ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA POSTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer n ni c«n« CltyofLlUe City of EvaMvWe D^ 2» Ja£ 2 City of Norwich 16 FOR HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. 22 of s°S alx Dec 14 is
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      1111 13 apvas«sussh.t: ai^HaJS& &Ba Ti INSURANCE. nSSSSo.% Udf 011 010b Tt TbuaM d M^V Manas U»uraa« BAILWATB Tbs Federated Malay Statss Railways Ths Royal Btats Railways of Biam Jmmmr At w^ AIRWAYS. Impwlal Airways Ltd. Boy^j n,msTlaad Indian Airwayi. KJLM. (Royal Dutch Airways) 7& BLUE PUMMEL LIME Regular servloe to Marseilles,
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      907 14 K. P. Mi (ONINKLLIKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ OPHlR— Monday, Nov. 13, Belawan-Dell. MAKASSER— Monday, Nov. 13, Selat-Pandjang, Koedap, Bengkalis Bagan 6i-Apl-Apl. ROKAN— Tuesday, Nov. 14, Bengkalis, Paneh, Berombang, TanjongMengeldar, Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. PALlMA— Tuesday, Nov. 14, Penang (mails only) and Bagan Si-Api-Api. TOMOHON— Tuesday, Nov. 14, Singkawang, Pemangkat and Sambas. MAJANG—
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      499 14 tT EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENAN G VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAD), ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Spore. Spore. Penan*. N.York. Pres. Johnson Nov. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 23 Jan. 2 Pres. Monroe Dec. 2 Dec. 5 Dec. 7 Jan. 16 Pres. Van
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      604 14 TO NAPLES, MARSEILLES. LONDON. ANIWIKr i MIDDLESBROUGH. kh \n»l HAKONE MARU 10.400 Nov. 15 16 HAKUSAN I SSUWA MARU 10.600 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 HARUNA I 6FUSHIMT MARU 10,900 Dec. 14 lft KATORI MAI I HAKOZAi'I MARU 10.W0 Dec. 21 281 KASHIMa I JTERUKUNI MARU 12.000 Jan. 9 10 Mw
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    Singapore November Meeting Opens
    2261 15 aC in<, records remain INTACT tt Big Sweep Touches Highest Point ♦ntf Singapore Turf Club November professional I meeting opened m glorious weather at the new Bukit Timah counse on Saturday. A large crowd .tended and the big sweep created a record for a Udaj sweep,
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    Singapore Rugby XV Defeated At Ipoh
    252 15 Singapore R ugby XV Defeated At Ipoh MALAYA COMMAND'S UPCOUNTRY MATCHES Win At Selangor But Held By The Negri PERAK, thrice defeated this season, sprang the big surprise of the Malayan Rugby season at lpoh on Saturday, when they gained a well deserved victory over Singapore by 8 points to
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    A DRAW AT SEREMBAN
    196 15 Negri Hold Malayan Command Seremban. Nov. 12. Thr match at Seremban to-day Detween Ni'gri Sembilan and the Malayan Command resulted m a draw, neither side being able to score. The game was played m excellent conditions. The Command players seemed to be tired aftsr their hard
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    SELANGOR BEATEN
    707 15 Malaya Command The Superior Side (From Out Own Corresix>nde* I.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 11. In a very fast i*d open game the Malaya Command beat Selangor this afternoon by four tries (12 points) to two tries (six points). Selangor were unfortunate m being without Leach, their best centre
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    S.C.C. BEAT THE POLICE
    381 15 they again kicked behind. From the resultant scrum Owen sent out a neat pass to Orr who went over near the corner with two men hanging on to him. Hill failed to convert. Half-time: S.C.C. 3pU. Police all. The S.cc attacked strongly but a bad pass,
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    MEDICOS LOSE
    531 15 South Johore Win Small Scoring Game South Johore SpU. Medical Collet e 3pU. Point for point was contested m the thrilling Rugby match between the South Johore RFC and the Medical College of Singapore, at Johore Bahru on Saturday. The final Issue was In doubt right up to
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      55 15 SPECIAL DISHES FOR THIS WEEK. MONDAY ROAST BEEF. Yorkshire Pudding and Horseradish Sftuw TUESDAY IRISH STEH WEDNESDAY BRAISED BRISKET OF BEEF. Black Mushroom and Walnuts THI'RSn \Y ROAST LAMB. Rod Cummt Jelly and Mint Sauce. FRIDAY TRIPE AND ONIONS SATURDAY CALVES LIVER. BACON AMD ONIONS ft Cents, including Potatoes, ▼eretables.
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    ARSENAL KEEPING PACE WITH TOTTENHAM
    1438 16 Luck Helps Them FOUL TACTICS IN SPURS' GAME Pompey Lose At Home From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 11. The Spurs continued their winning way to-day with a most decisive win against Newcastle at White Hart Lane. Tactics were very rough throughout the game and
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    KENG HOCK LEADS
    85 16 Malaya's Most Brilliant Footballer Results of the first week's votin? ir. The Malayan Breweries Ltd. competition to send the best Malayan footballer home to England are as follows 1. Keng Hock 2. Dolfattah 3. Mat Noor. 4. Boon Lay 5. A. L. Henry 6. J. Then 7.
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    ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY
    26 16 Varsity Boat Race Date Fixed iFrom Our Own Correspondent > London, Nov. 12. The University boat race has been fixed for March 17.
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    SELANGOR DEFEAT PERAK
    133 16 INTER-STATE BADMINTON MATCH Samuel Beats Visiting Champion Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 11. In an inter-State badminton match Selangor beat Perak before a record crowd of 800 spectators. The match was played this evening m the Victoria Institution Hall. Samuel, the Selangor singles champion, who recently defeated Vass. of
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    VARSITY HOCKEY
    33 16 Oxford And Cambridge Win 'From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 11. Oxford and Cambridge University hockey elevens won their respective matches to-day, Oxford beating Wimbledon 5—4. and Cambridge beating Bromley s—l.
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    DURHAM LEAD IN THE NORTH
    210 16 THE COUNTY RUGBY CHAMPIONSHIP Both Varsity Fifteens Defeated London. Nov. 11. Durham, as a result of their narrow win at Birkenhead to-day, take the lead m the northern group of the county Rugby championship, with five points for three games. Lancashire, who have won both
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    Public Schools Matches
    234 16 From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 11. Results of public school games to-day were as follow: Haileybury 18: Dulwich 0. Cranleigh 33: Millhill 5. Edinburgh Acads 15: Glenalmond 11. Glasgow H.S. 15: Watsonians 8. Positions m the County championship are as follow NORTHERN GROUP P. W. L.
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    INTERPORT CRICKET
    23 16 Hong Kong Do Well Against Shanghai Tr. H nr K n NOV. 11. h^ J h c inter-port cricket tournament Reuter
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    200 Singapore Chinese Athletes Meet At Jalan Besar
    1054 16 ANNUAL l ATHLETIC SPORTS MEETING The two days' second Singapore Chinese sports m?et at Jalan Besar Stadium concluded yesterday. Several Malayan records, both m Chinese athletic meetings and A.A.A. meetings, were bettered The sport was oi a very high order, the good
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