The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 November 1933

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Singpore Free Press No. 14,114. ESTD. 1835 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1933 10 CENTS.
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    CAN DISARMAMENT BE SAVED?
    309 1 Two Views Of Future Of Conference Undaunted Mr. Norman Davis I Am Disappointed Mr. A. Henderson POW ERS WITHHOLD SLPPORT \JR. Arthur Henderson has not yet decided whether or not to resign from the Presidency of the Disarmament Conference. He complains that he ha> not received
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    Debate In The Commons
    479 1 London, Nov. 13. In the House of Commons debate on the Socialist motion of censure of the Government's disarmament policy the' Labour member. Mr. R. C. Wallhead asserted that Australia and New Zealand, after conferring with Canada and the Imperial Defence Committee, had begun to strengthen
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    TOTAL CAPITAL OF R. M. S. P. LOST
    120 1 Deficiency Of £9,000,000 London, Nov. 13. The losses sustained by the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company exceed its ssued and paid up preference and ordinary capital totalling £B.Boo*ooo, which must be regarded as lost. This situation is disclosed in the directors' report
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    DISORDER IN COURT
    114 1 Man Assaulted For Wearing Poppy In Dublin Dublin, Nov. 13. There were noisy scenes in the police court to-day when a young man was sentenced to two months' hard labour for assaulting a man wearing a Flanders' Poppy, who attended a meeting ol the Anti-Imperialist League. After
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    MUSSOLINI'S NEXT MOVE
    93 1 Supreme State Control Of Industry Rome. Nov. 11. Signor Mussolini has decided to aboish the Chamber of Deputies and .nitiate one of the most daring schemes of social legislation in modern times. He is likely to indicate at the conclusion of the session of the Council of
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    TRUCK RUNS AMOK
    49 1 Thirteen Killed Near Metz Cologne. Nov. 11. Thirteen persons were killed and twenty-four injured when the brakej Of a lorry, with a trailer attached which was proceeding down a hill neai Metz. failed to act. The lorry crashed into a motor-coach containing 4. DeoDle- Reuter Wireless
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    JAPANESE COTTON
    31 1 Alleged Stamped "Made In Manchester" Cairo, Nov. 13. Customs' Officers are reported tc have seized a quantity of Japanese I cotton goods stamped "Made in Man- Chester."- Reuter Wireless
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    FEAR DOLLAR WILL GET OUT OF CONTROL
    154 1 "Gravity Of Crisis Cannot Bo Over-Estimated New York, Nov. 14. The depreciation of the dollar, which, it is understood, exceeds expectations, is arousing some anxiety. It is generally agreed that the President's gold plan will be continued but only in such a way
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    Control World's Gold
    207 1 London. No. 14. The heavy general offering of dollars and the intervention of control is preventing the gold currencies weakening further. Sterling is firm and a premium of sixpence over the franc is included in to-day's price for gold. About 129 bars were sold at 128s 7d.
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    BAILEY STEWART CONFESSED GUILT
    83 1 Sensational Disclosure In Commons London, Nov. 14. In the House of Commons to-night, Mr. A. Duff-Cooper (Cons: St. George's) replying i to a question urging an ini quiry into the conviction of i Lieut Bailey Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders, who was sentenced by court martial
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    Elaborate New Plans
    87 1 Chicago, Nov. 14. Complete control of America's farm land with only rich soil used for agriculture, the remainder being devoted to forestry, recreation grounds and residential areas, is the amazing forecast of Mr. Wallace, Secretary for Agriculture. He said the spectacular things the administration had done hitherto
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    U.S. TO BREW OWN WHISKY
    134 1 No More "Real Scotch" Now Washington, Nov. 11. Reports that the quota of liquor im- ports from abroad are to be fixed at 1 250,000 gallons per month are conftrmied in White House circles, states the i Journal of Commerce. It is indicated i that
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    WATCH ON CUBA
    94 1 Britain Not To Consult U.S. Yet London, Nov. 14. In the House of Commons last night t replying to Str N. Grattan Doyle «Cons. N. Newcastle Mr. Eden said the Government was closely watching events in Cuba but did not feel that Sir N. Grattan Doyle's suggestion
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    FRANCE SHOULD MARCH INTO GERMANY
    100 1 FRANCE SHOULD MARCH INTO GERMANY Before War Starts In Europe Paris, Nov. 12. rvcspondency is the keynote of the press comments on the German elections, which recall the inscription on the memorial at Resthondes, u'hrre the Armistice was signed, declaring "The criminal pride of the German Empire is vanquished.'* and
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    ANOTHER BY-ELECTION
    37 1 Death Of Weil-Known labour Leader London, Nov. 13. The death has taken place suddenly ol Mr. George Harry Hirst. Labour MP. who has represented Wentworth since 1918. There are now four byelections pending- Reuter Wireless
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      89 1 KLIM [OWDERED MILK T HE Kl ***ST APPROACH TO PURE FK j>H PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE I* THE TROPICS. ce ta:NABLE AT ALL LEADING PROVISION STORES. PRESENTS SPECIALITY DANCES DON MACKEY SALLY TWINS GEORGE KALANI DIXIE SISTERS WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15th (Informal) 9.45 to MM-night THURSDAY, NOV. 16th (Formal) 9.45 to MW-nlght
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      120 1 On Other Pages Hone Konc cricket Interporters defeated Shanrhai, who meet Malaya today— Pace It. Skull Cap and Osxie cive selections for to-day's race meetinc Pace It. Singapore's hockey team to play in the week-end inter-state games is selected— Pace 16. Public Services beat the M.C.O. Rucby side Pace lt.
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      95 1 KLIM POWDERED MILK THE NEAREST APPROACH TO PI RF FRESH. PASTEURIZED MILK OBTAINABLE IN THE TROPIC s l>_tlAlNAßL£ AT ALL LEADINO PROVIBION 6TOREB CHRYSLER SATISFACTION THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE meets to-day at 1 p.m. at the ADELPHI HOTEL Speaker: Mr. F. W. Lisle Carr, Travelling Secretary of the Overseas
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    PRIESTS STARTLING ALLEGATION
    1862 2 Says Local Millionaire Would Hire Men To Kill Him RELATIONS WITH SIAMESE ACTRESSES "I was told that if I stayed in Singapore Mr. Aw Boon Haw and Mr. Aw Boon Par would hire people to kill me." This sensational statement was made by Vutthasara. the head priest
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    KUALA LUMPUR WEDDING
    332 2 Mr. D. J. Sandys And Miss Mary Allen The marriage took place on Saturday at St. Andrew's Church, Kuala Lumpur, of Denis Jay Sandys. Manager of the British American Tobacco Co., (Straits) Ltd.. Pudu. Kuala Lumpur, (and formerly of Singapore) son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
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    NEW CONSUL
    31 2 Dr. Tyau On Way To Singapore Hong Kong. Nov. 13. Dr. Tyau. the new Consul-General to Singapore, left yesterday on board the President Johnson for Singapore. Nanyang Siang Pau
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    ANTI-BANDIT DRIVE
    183 2 Reward Of $3,000 Per Head Offered Shanghai. Nov. 13. The Hopei Government has offered a reward of $3,000 for the capture of any of the bandit leaders, dead or alive. They are Laohotze. who has been responsible for the burning of many villages in the Luan regions; Ctyh
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    RESTIVE MONGOLIA
    154 2 Direct Link With Nanking Demanded Shanghai, Nov. 13. More satisfactory reports from Inner Mongolia have reached Nanking. The Mongolians are said to have agreed to give up their idea of establishing an independent government in Inner and Outer Mongolia, but to have insisted that an independent office be
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    BREACH OF PROMISE
    140 2  -  Woman Unsuccessfully Sued By Barber Taiping, Nov. 11. A suit came up for hearing before the Taiping magistrate. Che Albakri. in which an Indian barber. Sithambaram. sued a young woman. Kathayee. for breach of contract to marry him. It was revealed that both parties entered into an
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    43 2 A Chinese youth was found in a state of collapse near the sea front in Chapel Road, Katong. yesterday evening. The ambulance was summoned and when he recovered he complained that he had been starving for two days. He was taken to hospital.
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    SINO-SOVIET PACT
    79 2 No Navigation Rights In China Shanghai, Nov. 13. The proposed non -aggression pact between China and Soviet Russia ls reported to have been approved by the Chinese Government which will sign it as soon as it has received the ratification of the Soviet Government which Ls willing to
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      327 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS^ >AY, SON AND HEWTTTS WORLD-RENOWNED POULTRY MEDICINES. Tick and Insect Powder. Diarrhoea Pellets Roup Pellets and Powder. Gape Mixture and Pellets Liver, Worm, and Leg weakness Pellets. Agents for Malaya MEDICAL HALL, LTD., BUSINESS CARDS FINEST QUALITY YORK CUT ENGLISH HAMS Obtain your X'mas supplies from JACKSON CO.,
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      537 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNlcipir NOTICE. AL NOTICE Is hereby gh.n Urn lfn(U are now invited lor the ft_i2____ materials or services sod tW___? culars of such tenders may b, b S in the Tender Room. MunietoalSS? Construction of Kin K _r2 Bukit Timah Road g gj Boundary of Lot 74 n
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      304 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK 1 rr- x. Wednesday, 15th. Police Band, Katong Park, 515 pjn High Water 08.11, 8.2 ft.. 20.50. 8.2 ft. Hockey: S.C.C. vs Cots PadaneRotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel. 1 p.m. S Police S 8 A^n' Singapore Races, Second Day. Depot sC RC "A" vV Cricket: Malaya vs.
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      49 2 The British Malaya Trustee and Executor Co.. Ltd.. (Phone. 5959) have the following houses to let at reduced rentals: 37 38, 42. 43 Jervois Road, rent $70 (modern sanitation installed shortly) Furnished seaside bungalow at o_ n Kusa (13, milestone) 29 Balmoral Road. 33 Chancery Lane. 44 Stevens Road.
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    PUBLIC MEETING ON SCHOOL FEES QUESTION
    1681 3 Petitions From Singapore Penang And Malacca STRAITS CHINESE BRITISH ASSOCIA TION REPOR T public meeting is being called to nrotest against the decision of ti._> Protest increase school fees, it is J* ov «™?«»t to report of the StraTs Chinese BrithTi in J he
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    HORNIER WAL FLIGHT
    54 3 Successful Test Of New German Plane Berlin, Nov. 9. Ihe test flight by the Dornier Wai machine has been successfully accomplished. The machine left Bathurst at 8.30 fif M,T on Nov 7th and reached Westfalen at 2.45 p.m. She resumed at ot> a.m. yesterday and arrived at
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    CANTON STRIKERS
    45 3  -  sin Chew Jit Poh. Hong Kon, Nov. 12. Chinese seamen in Canton who have been on strike since February, are eollecting voluntary subscriptions from merchants and importers who give them from ten to forty cents for every ton of cargo imported into Canton.-*
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    JOURNEY'S END
    434 3 Memorable Performance in Kuala Lumpur iFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 11 When it first became known that a Jjoup of local ex-Service men intend •J to stage the most famous of all war plays. "Journeys End." on Armistice Day there were many prophecies ot failure. It
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    CONTRACTORS AT VARIANCE
    487 3 DECISION REVERSED BY THREE JUDGES A decision of Mr. Justice Mills in giving judgment for Yeo Soo Wah and another, who claimed against Ooh Kim aUeeiii L\ HfS f $75 balance alleged to be due under an agreement 2hL r n eV f rS !2 on the
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      89 3 a reat these complaints successh get to the root of the trouble. u *rk__ Blood Mixture U the Wi greatest blood purifier and -i er. It Is famous for Blood and Skin Disorders. Of oH Ommisu mnd Storm. "Vvtoodm LIQUID or TABT^Tfrrm HTZ7_____r^?TTT9!_H___fiin -C\^r\ 7 i received /_V br "W
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      81 3 And Now SOMETHING DIFFERENT -IN CHRISTMAS CARDS. Our new Christmas C ard has just that colourfulness that the present day demands, enhanced with the additional original touch. This is a delightful card printed in various colours. Boxed 8 cards and K envelopes. Price $2.50 per box. Published by KELLY WALSH,
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      311 3 j BRITISH BROADCASTING"; CORPORATION j PR STOA A i^ E !iES? DlA > BURMA. J i FEDERATED MALAY BTATES OM THE EMPIRE j i TRANSMITTER, DAVENTRY ENGLAND 'J Two of the fo7lo^___7 frequencies I Announcements will be made at frequent Intervals.:— Call Sign Frequency Wave- J am 17 790k c/.
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    DOLFUSS TELLS OF PLANS FOR AUSTRIA
    819 4 Danger Of Invasion From Ba varia. Fascism is the wrong term to apply to the regime of Chancellor Dollfuss in Austria. The authoritarian government on a corporative basis that he proposes will not necessarily be a copy of the Italian original, as it will
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    CULBERTSON ON CONTRACT
    567 4 CULBERTSON ON CONTRACT Making Dummy The Master CEW Bridge players in the actual stress of play can completely vision ithe possibilities of making the Dummy the master hand that is. in cases where the trump strength is evenly i divided, deliberately accepting Forces in the closed hand and eventually using
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    JAPAN COULD NOT STAND UP TO RUSSIA
    1108 4 Much has been written about the possibilities of a new war in the Far East, but comparatively little of the relative strength of the opposing forces, states a contributor to the People's Tribune. What has been written on this latter point is mostly
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      27 4 NOTICE OF REMOVAL R°NES> 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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      284 4 Bt; r ■■G' afi I __A_ __________S If^M ___BK_l'^ BffrßS U v -T *mmx*\*Zm9*A m \l I _...^F_» M4_J >!___bl ST *J_> <^__ r r%* k "ft_ _m v fH Z^C*^ v r I THIS CHRISTMAS you can pay your friends no higher compliment than to send them a gift
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    Malayan-Chinese Athletic Meet At K.L.
    105 5 Mrs. Alan Loke presenting Cup to tlfe fciris champion. Miss Slew Sow Leong. Hif.li Jump, (girls): Won by Siew *oxv Leong. Height-3ft. 11 inches. ong Ju.tip.-Won by Thean Ch oon llm*. Distance 21ft. T. inchrs Mr. (ho Yoke Yooi competing in the H»«" J"'«P Height—
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    ACID THROWN IN MANS FACE
    917 6 ACID THROWN IN MANS FACE Hospital Dresser Amongst Malay Accused The preliminary inquiry was resumed before Mr. N. Grice, the second magistrate, at noon yesterday of the charges against Hassin bin Yatim, Wan Dollah. Abdul Kahar bin Kadir Khan, a dresser at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital. Hitam bin Ahmat
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    $150 Must Be Won
    436 6 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 OF
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUK CLAIM
    123 6 A duplicate Hat ls provided in which the competitor may keep a re-| cord 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
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    MEDAL FOR MALAY
    285 6 Presentation by the High Commissioner (From Our Own Correspondend.) Seremban, Nov. 9. His excellency, the High Commissioner, Sir Cecil Clement. G C.M.G.. presented Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad Malaka, who recently retired from the Forest Service, with the Import*. S----vice Medal today at the State Council Chambers,
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    THE MAD FAKIR
    208 6 Handed Over to Afghan Authorities Calcutta. Nov. 6. The Lewanai Fakir (the Mad Fakir ind his three companions, who were ecently arrested by Khyber Agency officials, a particularly smart bit of vork by that body, were handed over his afternoon at Torkham. the British xmndary post, to
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS ASSOCIATION
    84 6 The annual report ot the Old IRafflesiani Assn lor the period Jan. 1. 1932 to March 31. 1933. which will come ;up for confirmation at the annual (general meeting to be held in the 'school hall on Friday, Nov. 24. states that there are 478 members on
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    IMMENSE CROWD AT CENOTAPH
    263 6 THOUSANDS OF Win vril LAID l]h Undiminished Fm-«or Of Armistice Spirit loud. 1 1V The fifteenth annh Armistice was comrm tliroughout the c of those who died In was honoured as usual b o^ ance of two mime th T£!" mistiee hour and by la noltotf
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    TO PLEASE (HIMA
    117 6  -  Sin Chew Jr Japanese Legation To \lo\e To Nanking Nh.iii.hu N While the varum- I no move to transfer tl from Peipirm to Nai K Government :s reported cided to move the Japanese Minister I to please the Chinese. Although Mfi sumption of railw.a bctwef Peipinu and
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      210 6 i »NinBBBBBBB«»^^u aB B Maa FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 13." i I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- tion as set out above and to accept as nnal the decision of the j Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press ln all matters j appertaining thereto.
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    GERMANS GOOSE-STEP TO POLLS
    680 7 NO OPPOSITION CANDIDATES Drastic Penalties For Non- Voters HINDENBURGH'S APPEAL Germany Does Not Desire War But helping hospital patients to reach thel* -ooths so that no possible vote will!! De lost.- Berlin. Nov. 11. To-morrow's election brings to an ,end the most perfectly organised campaign Germany
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    "FOOLISH LOT OF COOLIES"
    346 7 DENY SEEING COMRADE DIE oroner On Naval Base Fatality i viiiinn liio WdC IJJttUt' uy tnt Mr P. G. Bourne, yesterday he concluded the inquest on a Base workman who was crushed th between a locomotive and a s-ton crane. The victim was V Pathiose, a
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    CAME TO MOURN
    146 7 Irishmen Stayed To Celebrate Ppt^r r_ Perth ct 28. tho i OConnor former secretary of the Celtic Club and one of the most prominent Irishmen in West Australia hves in quiet retirement a few doors Horn a namesake who died recently h.2? t s imila^ u y
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    109 7 Pallaniappa Chettiar. a well-known member of the chettiar community of Kuala Lipis. and a partner of one of the chettiar firms, was taken suddenly ill in his shop here on Wednesday. He was rushed to the District Hospital but expired within half an hour of admittance. A postmorten examination was
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    Calm Follows Hysteria
    203 7 Paris, Nov. 12. J To-day has been the quietest day i in Germany since the election began. J Mo incidents of any kind are reported 'rom anywhere in Germany and not a single person has been injured. Very few election posters have been a orn down from
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    93 Out Of Every 100
    181 7 Berlin, Nov. 13. Ninety-three votes out of every, hundred were cast for Hitler, who has' been made Master of Germany and with the absence of opposition in Parliament, Germany has become a Nazi State administered by all Nazi officials. Few liberties are left and the
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    Churches Give Praise
    94 7 Berlin, Nov. 13. The evangelical churches throughout Germany held a service lasting fifteen minutes to-night in thanksgiving for the Government's victory. The evening Dapers stress thej secrecy and freedom of the poll, the Boersen Zeitung remarking that the most determined and the most united nation on earth
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    Arrests Expected
    80 7 Berlin, Nov. 12. There is no news yet of the arrest of Herr Marx, the former Chancellor, which was foreshadowed yesterday by a Nazi leader in the course of a speech at Munich Engladbach, when he declared that the arrest would follow shortly of Marx, and Herr Braun,
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    34 7 The place of Chief Inspector O'Mahony, of the Kuala Lumpur Railway Police, who went home last week on retirement, will probably be taken by Court Chief Inspector R. P. J. Rycroft, of Kuala Lampur.
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    MR. SIDNEY BARKER
    89 7 Former Inspector Of S.S. Police News has been received of the death at Ipswich on Oct. 18 of Mr. 81dney Barker, formerly of the Straits Settlements PdUce. Mr. Barker, who was {■■■■■■■■■-■■••■■■■■■■■a aaaasa only 38. had been ln poor health for some time He went home last
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      258 7 W^IM PREMIERE Wjmmm TO-NIGHT THE PRESS HAVE ACCLAIMED IT WITH AN j ENTHUSIASM THAT COMES TO BUT FEW PICTURES We Quote Just Three "THE FILM OF THE WEEK, OF MANY WEEKS" Daily Express. "THE BEST FILM I HAVE SEEN FOR MONTHS" Evening News, i "ONE OF THE BEST PICTURES OF
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    54 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH. PENNEFATHER —At the Maternity Hospital. Singapore, on Nov. 14th. 1933. Ruth »Tootsie> Louise, beloved wife of Mr. Godfrey F. Pennefather. The luneral cortege will leave her late lesidence No. 55 Bideford Road, at 7 a.m. to-day for the Cathedral of The Good Shepherd. Interment at Bidadari at
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1933. For The Straits Chinese Community
    426 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1933. For The Straits Chinese Community •THE main impression upon read- ing the annual report of the Straits Chinese British Association in Singapore is that the Association ;is a very live organisation which is enthusiastically devoting its attention to the fulfilment of the
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    as I was Saying
    817 8 Mr. Charles F. Wearne can claim to be one of the fathers of the motor industry in Malaya. He arrived in Singapore at a tiyne xchen cars were just coming into use. and he icas the importer of so77ic of the first motor-cars which were ever
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    586 8 On Thursday, at 8.15 p.m. at the [Institute Hall, Prinsep Street Church. Dr. Lim Han Hoe will deliver an address on "The Evolution of Education or The Story of the Education of Man." A cordial invitation is given to all interested, including ladies A fine male
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    Letters To The Editor
    85 8 Poppy Doy Collection To the Editor. this mornings Service protrstu.money from Asian, pean British toldlera ent seems to have that out ol tii, m Malaya, rounds an Services Association Mtnrtot mm ind ents> who Roßght flag. From these run sisted not only Brit Chinese. Indians can
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    Asiatics Will Not Agree
    74 8 To the Editor. Sir. The pr..'. your columns ti... certainly not h. large number of Asiatic eonununitii Malaya, through son.. Rulers and MM ofl il identified its«.t tpoi practical wav with th< the war OoOOfOM Kilt> i war tunds and the I members ofl th, a
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    Indo- China Rubber
    187 8 To the Editor. Sir. It is Ml pagandists oi rabbei leavinij M stoi.. un: ur. rtl to bring ll or by crook, and Ind danger ot commitI policy ll an unwav The obstacles to b not only natfi sion but adju.s. ti^h pOWOtI 11 a to tnppon
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    Local Civil Service
    81 8 To the Editor. Sir.— May I thn m your widely read pa Information as to the dan tion of candidates lor the of the Malayan Civil Benrtc they will be ■ccopfrd I•' Raffles College' Enqu source have failed to factory information on the final details do not
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    44 8 A commitJxtt.ei.ents (BU-f*P will te held on Mondav N Singapore Exchan AffClMta: To confirm Ml arising therefrom Vacancies -b» BtCtftOl arc: Vice Presid- :a oi I-omestic Servants Council Papers BtnlU (Malacca* Association cies Ordlnanee ItSJ Notary Public Basic I the SS— English off M
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    FATAL ACT OF CLEMENCY
    62 9 Nadir Previously pardoned Assassin New Delhi. Nov. 13. ol Nadir Shah's assassirevealed. students' prize-giving atKing, three shots sudout and the King fell. nded In the heart. took place at the Ark pa nt. who is the son of an the Kir f, named Ghu- ized and
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    39 9 London. Nov. 13. Minister, who has rein Paris, states that he message from Kabul de- the coronation of the new a 'ii place and expressing t's sincere wishes for ace of friendly relations Britain. Reuter Wireless
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    LUBBE WAKES UP
    74 9 But Changes Mind On Vital Question Berlin. Nov. 12. Lubbe. walking with head a miards and answering alertly and coherentthe only sensation at the the Reichstag fire trial .ail questions asked by brought iorth answers from who stated that he had not ting Ore to the Reichstag
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    DORMAN, LONG AND CO.
    44 9 Petition To Sanction Capital Reduction London. Nov. 13. n behalf of the famous Messrs. Dorman. Long re the courts for the action of capital from 1 750.000 and a scheme lot the acquisition of the South Durham Steel Reuter Wireless
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    AIR ATTACHE TO CHINA
    39 9 I Wing ommander Willock Convalescing London. Nov. 14. ..nder R P. Willock. the lr attache to China, who before sailing is now His temperature is down condition is normal. :<>r China on Dec. 8. dfasasaaAS•
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    ALTITUDE RECORD
    39 9 Rome, Nov. 10. airman. Nichlot. flying a ine at Littorio. claims to t up a new altitude record for •lanes, by reaching 25.933 beat n? the record of 17.400 feet German airman. Zimmer--1930- Reuter Wireless Reuter Wireless
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    "EUROPE WANTS US TO GO TO WAR"
    176 9 Japanese Spokesman On Soviet Relations TOKIO WAR CHIEFS TO CONFER Shanghai, Nov. 14. Denying the rumour that six Japanese planes and two warships were destroyed by Russians in the Sungari regions^ a spokesman of the Japanese war office stated that the rumour was
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    Attitude To Soviet
    125 9 Shanghai. Nov. 14. The Japanese Government has fixed Nov. 18 as the date for a joint conference in Tokyo. The meeting has been called by the Foreign Office, but members oi the War Office, the Naval Department and the Kwangtung Command have been invited to attend. The
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    ARMISTICE DAY
    68 9 Service At Royal Exchange London. Nov. 10. The celebration of Armistice Day was heralded at a mid-day service at the Royal Exchange, which was attend- ed by hundreds of business men from neighbouring banks and offices. The Salvation Army led the singing. The new Lord Mayor of London.
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    HITLER'S AMNESTY
    70 9 Not For Serious Political I Offenders Berlin. Nov. 13. It is understood that a political amnesty will be declared in the next few days and concentration camps will be opened. Hitler's amnesty to prisoners will not include serious political criminal offenders. It is understood to be a gesture
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    CANADIAN GRAIN
    45 9 "Tremendous Reduction" in Production Ottawa, Nov. 11. Tremendous declines in Canada's grain production for 1933 are shown in provisional estimates, which give 382.000.000 bushels of wheat compared jwlth 428.000.000 in 1932 and of 1311.000.000 bushels of oats, compared with 391.000.000 bushels. Reuter Wireless
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    Plan Turned Down
    89 9  -  -Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Nov. 14. The proposal of the Japanese Kwangtung command to reorganise the railways in Manchuria and Jehol. has been turned down by the Japanese Foreign Office which states that it doe. not propose to change the details ol the original plan made
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    ANTI-CHIANG MOVE
    110 9 Nanking Faces Revolt In Fukien Hong Kong. Nov. 14. Startling news from Foochow. seat of the Fukien Government, state that preparations to launch an anti-Chiang Kai-shek movement have been going on in Fukien. The hurried departure from Hong Kong of a large number of Fukien officials who have
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    BACK TO THE SERIAL
    104 9 Mystery Of The Jungle Mystery The mystery of the Jungle Mystery. Universal's current screen offering at the Alhambra. appears to be why it v. as ever made. The crude thrillers of the silent days 3 re ot. t shone in this amazing cor glomerotion of blood-curdling
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    CHINESE BANKS CLOSE
    48 9 Shanghai. Nov. 14. Two Chinese cash shops (exchange banks >. Chiong Loong and Soon Loonr of Hong Kong suspended business p**terday with liabilities extending tc nearly a million dollars- Union Times Adrar, Nov. 12. The French Air armada has arrived here from Colomb Beachar. Reuter Wireless
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    110 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates London. Nov. 14. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were RUBBER Spot (Sellers) 4V 4 d. (4. 3 16d> (Buyers) 4 3|l6d. (4\ B d.) Jan.-March 4 9J32d. (4 7j32d> April- June 4 11|32d. (4 5i16d.) July-September
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    Socialist Allegation Denied
    186 9 London. Nov. 13. Speaking in the debate on disarmament in the Commons. Sir Herbert Samuel declared that Government's action was inadequate. Government had been hampered by sceptics of disarmament who were particularly powerful in the Conservative Party. The speaker dwelt on the power of armaments' interests and
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    Failure Will Be Tragic
    130 9 Geneva, Nov. 11. Mr. Arthur Henderson, addressing the Assembly of the Bureau of the Disarmament Conference, emphasised the critical stage of its history at which will be taken important decisions making or marring the whole prospects of world agreement. Failure will be tragic, involving fresh armament
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    58 9 Socialist Leader Hurt In Demonstration Vienna, Nov. 12. The fifteenth anniversary of the Republic passed off quietly in Vienna and the provinces apart from a Socialist demonstration in Vienna, during which the police used their batons. Herr Sugothaler, the Socialist VicePresident of the Lower Austria Diet, was
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    U.S. BANK SYSTEM NEEDS DRASTIC REFORM
    942 10 New Law Only Intensifies Past Evils I By Francis H. Sisson, Vice-President, Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, President, American Bankers* Association. American bankers have long been in favour of banking reform laws that would really reform. For many years they have been consicous
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    NEW INDUSTRY
    351 10 1 Sierra Leone Exports Iron Ore The arrival of the steamer Hindpool in Glasgow recently, with a cargo of 8.000 tons of iron ore from Sierra Leone, one of the oldest British West African possessions, marks the end of the first stage of one of the most important
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    MINERAL WEALTH
    164 10 Huge Magnesite Deposits In Manchuria Dairen, Nov. 1. Magnesite deposits in South Manchuria have been estimated by the South Manchuria Mining Company to .otal 5,000.000,000 metric tons, a total artiich would make them the richest nines in the world. Deposits at six mining lots at rashihchiao, mid-way between
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    79 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association November 14, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard, Spot (loose) 13 316 13 516 R.S.S. equal to London Standard, (F.0.8.) 13»/ 2 13 5 8 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nov.-Dec. 13 516 13 716 Jan-March 13V 2 13 5/ 8 April-June
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    Singapore Produce Prices
    184 10 i November 14. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 4.25 Java Cube 7.00 Hamburg Cube 6.25 Muntok White Pepper 22.75 White Pepper 22.50 Black Pepper 13.25 Copra, sundried 3.25 Copra, mixed 2.55 Small flake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 4.50 Small Pearl Tapioca 4.75 lingga Sago Flour
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    Exchange Rates
    220 10 November 14 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 1164 London. 3 months' sight 245 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 9 64 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 18 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London. T.T. 2 4 5 64 Lyons and Paris, demand 940
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    CAPITAL INCREASE
    122 10 London Asiatic Rubber And Produce London, Nov. 1. The Board of the London Asiatic Rubber and Produce Company proposes an increase in the present nominal capital of £750,000 (£656,995 Issued) by £250,000 to £1,000,000. Since the meeting in May the company has purchased two estates in Malaya known
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    TIN THE BRIGHT SPOT
    98 10 STOCK EXCHANGE UNEASY Erratic Currency Movements London, Nov. 13. On the Stock Exchange to-day, apart from the steadiness of home industrials following further encouraging Board of Trade returns for October, confidence was lacking mainly owing to the erratic movements of foreign exchanges, but control was operated
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    Discount Rates Higher
    80 10 London, Nov. 11. On the money market this past week supplies have been usefully employed but the main feature has been the continued rise in discount rates and following the higher average rate of nineteen shillings for the latest Treasury Bills. New York maturing bills were not
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    ELECTRIC BULBS
    726 10 Their Manufacture In Shanghai Though electric-light has been used in China for very many years, the bulbs used were of foreign manufacture, and I local industry in this direction was I non-existent until about 20 years I ago. The first electric-bulb plant in Shanghai dates back to the
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    Wall Street
    212 10 United Press Association Nov. 9 11 13. AmerlcanCan.Com 91V 2 91> 2 91 3 4 Am. Telephone and Telegraph 116% 117 3 4 118 Atcheson Railroad 51 51 50 Dupont 80V- 80 3 80 s Firestone. Common 22 22 22 3 R General Electric 21'h 21 20 7
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    TRADE EXPANSION
    197 10 Over £3,000,000 Increase In Raw Materials London. Nov. 11. Further expansion of overseas trade is revealed in the Board ol Trade returns for October. Imports valued at 61.771.053 represent an increase oi £3.968.129 as compared with Septemi ber Exports were oi the value of €33 702. 041 being
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    CONTROL OF FOOD
    107 10 Better Distribution Of China Products Shanghai, Nov. 6. To improve the distribution of native lood products and rice in the provinces the Nankins Government and provincial authorities of the eight principal producing provinces will form a cooperative food control company with headquarters in Shanghai and agents in
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    99 10 .4 Devoe's Imp. _i..i m Kerosene p» r tin Imp. gall* > Sylvan Arrow Ker. lsl mm Secony Motor C, D uL U per British Imp r.. iH .ls£* Socony Motor lll n 0 per British In, Socony Molar Gasoline '4-gallon tin* Shell Aviatlr-iiSj. £als drums;
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    £ Abroad
    72 10 Abroad lIIf I rl i r_ Excha.a.v Paris 81 New York Montre.il 5 Bru 82' Geneva 17 *m**mU rr n 790 Milan co i Berlin 1335 Stockhdm V> Copcnl Olso Vann., Prague 107 HtMngfOfl Madrid 38 IT Lisbon 105' Athens 565 Bucharest HI Rio 4 i 0 I Buenos Aires
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    AMPAT TIN
    144 10 Details of Now Anglo-Orieniiti Group I ondon No. ll Details tn j. \m r** company which is b Anglo -Orion tal tin 'tie acquisition 'of some I Straits dollar capital simplifying the out pur ill awed to th» companies by tl The n» a will be kn r
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    BODE RUBBER
    42 10 No CmHil T ShardmlnVr* The r.rei\ bent ure- hoi a tate.s (1014) on sold all the a> The amount i to repay more tl sums bon a the purpoMpany. The terminated •nd for the dissolution No funds are tion to
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    FEDERATED (SELANGOR) RUBBER (1932)
    17 10 Report for Period CM June 30. 1933 J Directors' fees tmVM the period
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    912 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations p.c. of 1928 red, $21,000,000 113 114 c.i. Singapore Municipal 4V 2 PC of 1930 red, 1970-80 $5,000,000 110. 2 111 cl. S.S. and F.M.S. 5 p.c. Victory Bonds 1920 red. 1934. $15,074,300 102\4 102*4 c.L Penang Municipal 5 p.c. of 1926 red. 1956-66
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    MINING IN BURMA
    319 11 Consolidated Tin Report The report and accounts of the j Consolidated Tin Mines of Burma Ltd., I for the year ending June 30. 1933, post- j ed London, Nov. 6. Nett profit for j the year £13,300. compared with J £4,041 previous year. Notwithstanding j reduced output
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    PROCEEDING SMOOTHLY
    65 11 London Rubber Restriction Negotiations London, Nov. 14. The Daily Express understands that rubber restriction negotiations are proceeding smoothlj and that con versations with French Indo-China are making a certain amount oi progress, "although talks still have to take place with planters in other parts of the world who
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    215 11 A. DEALERS' STOCKS. Monthly return of dealers and port stocks. Straits Settlements, at close of business. October 31st.. in tons, as declared. g Y WET TOTAL R( j- T7SS Wet Scrap Lump Dry Wet Dry (estimated KM. u.0.0. Egtate Remm Blanket Sheet Bark Wet by dealers (l)
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      551 11 Assets exceed 112^000.000 Aainrance In force over flS.H i.ffr The Great Eastern life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. t_™tv_m r.™™ The Company has £20,000 deposited with the SuprenTc^rt of En*i*n._ M un me supreme court of England and
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      411 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHUU (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each £3.000 001 Reserve Fund £3.000'00f Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3,000 oot HEAD OFFICE: 38, Blshopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches: Alor Star Hollo Bemarar_t Amritsar Ipoh Seremban Bangkok
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      1359 12 Officer's Story Of Adventure On The "Tai-Mo-Shan" Life and adventure on the Hong Kong yacht "Tai-Mo-shan" manned by five naval officers from the China Squadron and now making her way down the western coast of the United States. Is breezily described in a letter received from
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      680 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated in Australia) FOR BRISBANE. SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA? DARWIN AND THURSDAY KLAND «£w -TLntfSMiffSE EST^ (7 375 s MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de luxe, single Berth cabins, Swimming bath, gymnasium, etc Next Sailings. MARELLA D 28
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      84 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORT CO. Incorporated in Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. From Japan Due Sail MALTA MARU In Port Nov 19 BOSTON MARU Nov. 30 Nov 30 POR KOBE. OSAKA. MOJI, YAWATA NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA. Due Sail* ERIE MARU Nov. 17 Nov 17 BOSTON
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      137 12 BIBBY LINE I LONDON IDDRI 22. PAI I HALL, I OXW N ot Mall r. RANGOON, OLOMBO, I MARSEILLES. MI MM H sl l ONDON with thr Singapore HOMEW \KD >M» l^< i r BTAFFOROSHJ OLOUCI STERSH WOR( i CHESHIRE YORKSHIRE {SHROPSHIRE OXFORD*:! STAFPORD6HI Through P.Fares B LONDON Sinrle Return
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      499 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 (via
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      193 12 CHRISTMAS MAILS To ensure delivery by Christmas Day it i.s advisable that parcels for places m Great Britain. Northern Ii eland. Irish Free State and Europe generally should be dispatched by the parcel mails closing at Singapore on Wednesday. Nov 15 The fallowing parcel mail closing on Nov. 23 is
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      215 12 SINGAPORE HARBOV* Ships alongside ti, r v expected t„ m f nf m East Wharf (En1r.,,,,, Kutsang i ShUts Main Wharf (Intranet Athos II 18. Mat 14. Bargsnland Maru 7. v 4 Empire Dock (Kntra City of Oorlntl 32; Karoa 16; I Empire Dock (Bntras Silverhazel If West Wharf (Entrain,
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      581 13 F. O. British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated ln England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO assn^ AWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Dne Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnage. Single .BA. LLORE 6.000 Nov. 23 BURDWAN 6.070 Feb 15 15.000 Nov. 24 CHITRAL 15.000 Feb 16 16.000
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      547 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln England) "ELLERMAN" LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL --•*%ja.%\m. Steamer' City of Lille Dtte o« City of Norwich Jan M m FOR HONG KONG. SHANGHAI AND JAPAN City of Roubaix n ■>_, 1( Clty of Bath JE
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      1154 13 $2^s_£=^ j 1 j _r^_^r^ ff\imiiJß_s_ |^SE:«cr R« MINTING _3K_^3^ rHE BT^m t tTE^____f°r? > "KJ S5? JNAKD STEAMSHIP On. lAd. TH* __™a i«f_55?JSSf V 6 THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP Oo LIE ■J2i _H?H ,A NAVIGATION 00.. Ltd. THE AUSTRALIAN A ORMNTAT i>i^_ TrnZt THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., THE BU_Jm&PpS«o
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      902 14 K. P. M. KONINKLUKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ MAJANG— Wednesday, Nov. 15, Prigi-Radja, Sapat, Tembilahan, PoeloePallas, Pengalian-Estate and Rengat. THEDENS— Wednesday, Nov. 15, Muntok and Palembang. TOBA— Wednesday, Nov. 15, Toengkal, Moeara-Saba and Djambi. BOTH— Wednesday, Nov. 15, Belawan-Deli. VAN HETTTSZ— Thursday, Nov. 16, Hong Kong, Swatow and Amoy. TIDORE -Thursday, Oct.
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      532 14 P^SID£NT LlNg^ JUSmmm^^^MEMJVGS TO EUROPE FROM SINGAPORE AND PENANG VIA COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ, PORT SAID, ALEXANDRIA, NAPLES, GENOA, MARSEILLES AND NEW YORK. Arrive Leave Leave Arrive S'pore. S'pore. Penang. N.York. Pres. Johnson Nov. 18 Nov. 21 Nov. 23 Jan. 2 Pres. Monroe Dec. 2 Dec. 5 Dec. 7 Jan. 16
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      SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
      152 15 Result Of Vade Cup Competition Hawing is the lull result ol i y a d< Cur competition at the j oil Club: i „r s Kom-d: T Black (8) beat W v paterson <6) 5 and 3. F. S Gfbson beai M. A. Lowson (6) 3 and
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      M.G. Co. S.V.C. And Sepoy Lines Draw
      119 15 M.G. C o. S.V.C. And Sepoy Lines Draw i itch between the Sepoy Lines A and "A" < Machine Gun) Co.. .1 in a draw each side ob- pants. Scores: P de C Hamilton and 2nd/ Burta 1: J. S. English and N. v. S. W Parsons and Pte. A.
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      GARRISON GOLF CLUB
      69 15 Mtuthh Medal And Duke's Bowl Monthly Med_>l was playVS and Sunday. The foi- 1 1 the best returns Ist nine, holes Capt. J. ..nd nine holes C. C. Capt. J. B. Gurnhill. 77—13-64 B Gurnhill 85—20—65 C. Thompson 78—11—67 C S Ponsford 83—14—69 87—18—69 J L. R
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      87 15 32 2nd Lieut. T. A. Arnold r 8 winner. Lieut R. C. 11 69 67 136 (13) 64 &73 137 J C rd (14) 69 69 138 1 18 1 69 69 138 C R A (12' 72 70 142 h Arnold I 14 1 73 70 143
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      Sepoy Lines And M.G. Co. S.V.C. Halve Their Match
      114 15 u equally divided in the I between Sepov Lines Golf A" -Machine Gun) Co. j' Lines on Sunday. p I. P. de C Hamilton and 2nd Lt. I s 1 J. 8. English and N. W Parsons and Pte. A. .4
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    2351 15 WEEKL Y SPORTING NOTES **22L tJlffTS^E* St fe to-day-previous two hard 7 -Dukes Bo W competition; Rugby eoultrv mT S SUCCCSS Ve days «*«s Ch!n*7 C P ros cts Athletics-encouratfng Jalan Besar-«xcellent times recorded; Boxing -Thirty-six rounds planned for Friday— Young Johnson and Song as top-liners-Galistan has a big fight
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    LEAUTHEY CUP FOR INDIA
    47 15 Best Hockey Performances In 1932-33 Paris, November. 12. At a meeting of the International Hockey Federation, at which Mr. Bose was present, the Leauthey Cup was presented to India as being the nation which achieved the most brilliant performances in the season 1932-33.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    101 15 The following will represent S.C.R.C. lor the following matches. Wednesday against Police Ist at Police Depot.- Cheok Wah. Yew Hock. Chim Bock. Kee Siang, Fong Lim, Choo Beng, Kee Tian. Joo Kong, Tiang Seng, Gim Lock, Geo Lee. Against St. Joseph al S.C.R.C. ground. Hock Liat. Hong Chuun.
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    55 15 The following have been invited to play hockey for S.C.C. vs. Malayan Command on Wednesday at Tanglin. F. J. L. Mayger: F. V. Duck worth, C. E. Brooke; T. W. Morray. Lt. N. C. Phillips. D. H. Tudor. L. N. Davies. M. C. Elliott. H. S. Hewett. Rev.
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    S.R.C. LAWN TENNIS
    62 15 The finals of the Tennis Handicap Doubles will be played off on Thursday Nov. 16. at 5 p.m. sharp. Mrs. N. L. Clarke has kindly consented to present the prizes won in the Tennis Tournament at a Social which will be held in the pavilion after the
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    DRAW FOR FIRST ROUND OF ENGLISH CUP
    178 15 To Be Played On Nov. 25 London, Nov. 14. The draw for the English association football cup first round proper to be played on Nov 25 is as follows: Gainsboro Trinity or Shrewsbury vs. Altrincham Manchester North End or Workington vs. Southport. Rotherham
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    VARSITY ROWING
    71 15 IBalliol Win Oxford Coxswainless Fours From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct 29. Ball ioi won the final of the Coxswainless Fours at Oxford yesterday, by b» ating Christ Church by a margin of two seconds in an exceptionally thrilling race Tlie winners had the front position and rowed
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    AUSTRALIAN CRICKET
    37 15 Adelaide. Nov. 12. Further indication of the fine form of Australia's leading players i.s given by Ponstord and Keith Rigg scoring 240 for the first wicket tor Victoria against South Austrnlia <Ponslord 120, Rigg 123»
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