The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 November 1933

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    11 1 AND DAILY NEWS. ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    BRITAIN WARNS FREE STATE
    490 1 No. 14,115. RESULTS OF TREATY REPUDIATION Mr. de Vaiera Replies To BUM r _Pl Mr. 1 nomas ALWAYS THREAT OF WAR CERIOUS consequences are feared if the Irish J Free State persists in its present policy of eliminating the Crown from the Constitution and Mr. J.
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    RESTRICTION CONFERENCE IN DUTCH INDIES
    87 1 RESTRICTION CONFERENCE IN DUTCH INDIES No British Growers To Attend London, Nov. 15 Replying to Mr. R. Rankin (Cons: Kirkdale). in the House of Commons to-night, Sir Phillip Cunliffe Lister said there was no question of British producers attending the rubber conference in Batavia on Nov. 22. The conference was
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    £103,000,000
    109 1 British Investments In China And Japan London, Nov. 14. Asked in the House ot Commons for an estimate oi the amounts of British capital invested in Japan and China respectively Mr. Runciman "President ol the Board of Trade* quoted an article by Sir Robert Kindersley in the Economic Journal
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    No Trade Agreement
    57 1 London. Nov. 15. In the House of Commons. Mr. Runciman told Mr. R. Rankin 'Con.. Kirkdale) that at present it is impossible to undertake negotiations for the conclusion of a general trade agreement with China. He is watching the situation and every possible opportunity will be taken
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    THREE NEW CRUISERS
    62 1 Britain Speeds Up Building Programme London, Nov. 15. In the House of Commons Sir Bolton Eyres Monsell < First Lord of the Admiralty* announced that the Adjmiralty proposed a revision of the 1933 I programme, including two cruisers of a (new type of 9.000 tons, with increased
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    DUKES SWEEPSTAKE
    52 1 Magistrate Reserves His Decision London, Nov. 15. The Chief Magistrate at Bow Street to-day reserved his decision in the case against the Duke of Atholl after counsel for the defence had decided not to call evidence on the ground that there was no case to answer. The magistrate
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    VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
    35 1 French Cabinet's Foreign Policy Confirmed Paris, Nov. 15. At the conclusion of the foreign policy debate the Chamber adopted a vote of confidence in the Government by 395 votes to 194. Reuter
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    SAARE VALLEY
    25 1 Berlin. Nov. 15. The Cabinet has appointed Herr Von Papen Reich Commissioner for the Sarre to deal with all questions connected therewith.- Reuter
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    88 1 Government bonds. It is officially asserted that if the choice has to be made between raising the price of commodities by the gold method and maintaining the price of Government securities the decision will undoubtedly be in favour of abandoning the gold plan but the time for that is not
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    OPPOSED TO PRO-JAPANESE POLICY
    611 1 OPPOSED TO PRO-JAPANESE POLICY Big Scale Revolt Against Chiang Kai-Shek THE agitation against Marshal Chiang Kai-shek is rapidly growing. The leader is Mr. Hu Han-min who has been offered the post of Chairman of the National Government on condition that he ceases his activities. It is unlikely he will accept.
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    DOLLAR FALLS 15 POINTS
    201 1 Gold Purchases Abroad LIKELY TO GO LOWER Heavy Slump In U.S. Bonds BRITISH ACTION London, Nov. 15. The price of gold to-day was 129s 0 2 d. per ounce with the franc at tu.B7 a premium of eightpence. Gold to the value of £420.000 was sold
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      127 1 On Other Pages An Indian who appointed himself an "inspector" was convicted of fraud Page Four people with Malayan associations have died Page British unemployment benefits doubled —Page 3. Casualties occurred when a portion of the Cuban army revolted Page 3. Kuala Lumpur co-operative society reports successful half-year Page 3.
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    Law Notices For The Day
    80 2 Before the Chief Justice. Chief Justice. F.M.S. and Mr. Justice Gerahty in the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Court of Appeal: No. 18— R. M. N. L. Letuchumanan Chettiar vs. A. L. V. Alagappa Chettiar etc. No. 16— Re Arbitration between Tan Sian Tho and
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    EMPIRE OVERSEAS LEAGUE
    611 2 TRAVELLING SECRETARY MEETS ROTARIANS Membership That Girdles The World A talk on the aims and objects of .he Overseas League was given yesterday to the members of the Singa- pore Rotary Club by Mr. Lysle Carr. the travelling secretary of the League. Mr. Carr has travelled to
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    ROTARY IN CHINA
    465 2 Nankins Club To Be Organised Nanking:. Nov. Preparatory steps have been taken for the early inauguration of the Nani king Rotary Club. In China Rotary Clubs have been organised in Peiping. Hangchow. Shanghai. Tsinan. and Foochow. With the Chinese Government making its capital in Nanking, and many
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    NEW LORD MAYOR
    153 2 Pageant Of Empire In Procession London, Nov. 9. The new Lord Mayor of London, Sir Charles Collett. was sworn in at the Law Courts to-day and Justice Avory in congratuating him on taking over the ancient office, said that he could begin his duties with the knowledge
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    A DESPICABLE LIFE
    239 2 Chinese Youth's Means Of Subsistence "You have done a very despicable thing indeed and deserve severe punishment. Because of your youth and respectable relations I shall deal lightly with you this time. You are bound over in $250 with two sureties to come up for judgment within
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    JAPAN'S STORMY PETREL OF MANCHURIA
    600 2 Why Has Gen. Doihara Gone To Mukden LAWRENCE OF ARABIA ANALOGY Tokyo, Nov. 7. I What exactly Major-General Doihara's return to Manchuria as chief of the 'Special Service Bureau" at Mukden presages is difficult to tell, but the idea that it is in any way
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY
    86 2 Four Youths Charged With Complicity When four Chinese youths. Tiah Han Jong. Wang Kwok Twee, Lee Cheng Hong and Wang Chee See. were produced before Mr. N. Grice, the second magistrate, yesterday, on a charge ofl being members of an unlawful society, Court Inspector C. J. Bembroke told
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    White Russians Leave Harbin. Nov. 8.
    174 2 White Russians Leave Harbin. Nov. 8. During the months of August and September, a total of 1.110 Russians. 710 White Russians and 400 Soviets, secured certificates to leave Harbin in order to travel abroad, according to the local Manchukuo police authorities. So far this month, the average exodus has been
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    ALLEGED COMMUNIST
    105 2 Woman Arrested With Seditious Literature The preliminary inquiry into the charge of possession of seditious litera- ture preferred against Tan Liong. a man. and Lim Giok Mui. a woman, was fixed for Dec. 12. by the Third Magis- trate. when the case was mentioned on Tuesday. Mr. J.
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    MITSUI GENEROSITY
    71 2 30,000,000 Yen For Agricultural Relief Tokyo. Nov. 10. The immensely wealthy Mltsul interests to-day announced the unprecedented gift of 30.000.000 yen for the relief of agricultural distress and for various social works of public benefit It will be recalled that the Blood Brotherhood and other terrorist plots were
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    Y.W.C.A. INTERNATIONAL CLUB
    63 2 An International Club for young j people will be started on Thursdav Nov 16 at 4 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. Hostel Fort Canning Road, by Miss Chen who brings interesting new plans for' programmes from Europe. Members' daughters and friends from 12 to 18 years of all
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    45 2 The Rubber Association of America Inc. give the following figures for September:— Imports of rubber 47 400 tons; consumption. 35.700 tons;' stocks at end of the month. 334.600 tonsafloat for U.S. ports at end of Senl tember. 54.500 tons: consumption of reclaimed rubber. 7,700 tons
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    WHOSE CLOTHES?
    121 2 Hundreds Of Pieces Retrieved From Burning House I An unusual scene was witnessed in the Kandang Kerbau police station the whole of yesterday. Hung on lines in the police vard were several hundred pieces of clothing some partly burnt. Examining these were a large number of men. women
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      444 2 ,N/ I TENDERS I singapokk MfxirnsT NOTKK A| Tenders NOTICE is hereby Kiventnit are now invited I materials or s.-rv! > culars of such ten* rs iy iJ I*"* in the Tender H Construction ol K Bukit Timah £2 to i£ Boundary of L Closing. 4 p.m Tu *aj N
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      159 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK Thursday, 16th. Saturday, 18th. High Water 08.45, 8.6 it.. 21.40. 8.6 ft. 'High Water 09.59, 9.5 ft., 23.12, 9.0 ft. Cricket: Malaya vs. Shanghai, Second Singapore Races, Third Day. Day. Rugby Malaya Cup: Malaya Command Hockey: Girls' Sports Club vs. Raffles vs. Johore. at S.C.C; Public
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    ITALY ACCUSES BRITAIN OF HYPOCRISY
    696 3 DISARMAMENT TEMPERS RISE London. Nov. 8. Simon's speech in the Commons on disarmament has been hailed with satisParls and is regarded in as a moderate and wellM i a nced H statement. agrees with Sir John that return to Geneva is essen md Baron Von
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    "WHY WRITE A NOVEL ?"
    343 3 "WHY WRITE A NOVEL Mr. Hugh Walpole On The Artist In Fiction Mr. Hugh Walpole. who spoke at Liie Oxford Luncheon Club on "Why write a novel asked why it was that the number of people who were writing novels was increasing year by year, even though the chances of
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    MR. JOHN TWEED
    65 3 Death Of Noted British Sculptor London, Nov. 13. The death has taken place of Mr. Tnbn Tweed, the sculptor.— Reuter. J °r M r. Tohn Tweed's works included the national memorial to Earl Kitchener at the Horse Guards Parade toe Cecil Rhodes memorial and statues of Queen
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    FROM LOAN TO THRIFT SOCIETY
    585 3 FROM LOAN TO THRIFT SOCIETY Co-operators Make Good. Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 14. The half-yearly general meeting of the Mercantile Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Limited, was held at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Mr T. D. Ensor, presiding, said: Your membership shows a small decline as compared with the previous half year,
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    "POLONG KAPALA"
    155 3 Bridge-Building Canard In Amboina (From Our Own Correspondent. Medan. Nov. 8. The people of Amboina are highly isuperstiUous. Recently, it will be rejmembered, the Christians there were [the victims of a score about the end of the world. Now another superstition troubles them The Government having decided to
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    MALARIA OUTBREAK
    39 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Nov. 8. A report from Tapanuli, MidSumatra, states that a malaria epidemic at Mandailing has laid low hundreds of people. More than 100 are reported to have died in one district alone.
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    Raffles Library
    342 3 The undernoted works will be readj or issue on Saturday < 18-11-33) at i ..m. Anthony <Katherine* Marie Antointte. Bentwich (Norman* The Religious "oundations of Internationalism. 'Blackwood' Tales from the Outposts: CD In the Lighter Vein. (2) Jobs of Vork. »3* Jungle Tales. <4* Pioneerng <5* Small Ware
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    WAR ON MALARIA
    239 3 3,000 Societies Co-operate in Bengal Calcutta. Nov. 2. The Associated Press understand that over 3.000 non-official antimalaria societies are working in Bengal to cope with the disease. These societies are run on co-operative lines under the direction oi a central society in Calcutta. The smaller bodies in
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    JAVANESE BARRISTER
    63 3 Woman Completes University Course (From Our Own Correspondent.) Medan, Nov. 8. The first Javanese woman to qualify as a barrister has arrived back in Batavia from Holland. She is Raden Adjeng Maria Ulf ah Mohamed Achmad sne Is also the first Javanese woman to go through a university
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    11 3 Dr. J. ScharfT. Chief Health Officer, Penana. has returned from leave.
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    CUBAN ARMY REVOLT
    143 3 Tired Of The San Martin Regime Havana, Nov. 1). Twelve people were killed in the revolt of a portion of the Cuban army. Which was quelled alter six hours' fighting. The rebels are reported to have unsuccessfully attacked the Palace of President San Martin, whom they are
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    ALL-SHEEP BANQUET
    218 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Fon. Mongolian Chiefs Welcome To Chinese Envoys Shanghai. Nov. 1!. Nanking's envoys to Inner Mongolia General Huang Shao-hsiung and Mr "hao Pei-lian. with their staff, arrived ay motor car at Peilingmiau, capital Df Inner Mongolia, on Friday. The Mongolian Princes welcomed them vith an -all-sheep"
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    MORE AID FOR BRITISH UNEMPLOYED
    303 3 Period Of Benefit Doubled Loudon. Nov. The Government's Unemployed Bill which received HM first reading in th* House ol Commons yesterday, providelor far-reaching reforms of IIM unem ployment Insurance scheme It tak< out of the hands ol local public aatM ance authorities all unemployed r,
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    RUBBER FACTORY LOSS
    40 3 .From Our Own Correspondent Medan. Nov. 8 Aneta states that the manager the Cheribon branch of Tan Kah K»n and Co. has been arrested on a charn of embezzlement. It is alleged that he embezzled G. 10.000
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    SPECIAL FREE PRESS CHINA
    878 4 NEWS SERVICE BRITISH RELATIONS WITH CHINA Never Better Says Sir Miles Lampson REAL PROGRESS TOWARDS STABILITY Peiping. Nov. 10. S.r Miles Lampoon, according a pr vUegt never granted to foreign corre. pondentt, received representatives e the Chinese press In Peiping this aftei noon and issued a
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    Soong To Stay On N.E.C.
    65 4 Nanking. Nov. 1. Interviewed by the Chinese pres. his morning. Mr. Wang Ching-wei Resident of the Executive Yuan ieclared that, after his eonversatior vith Mr. T. V. Soong at Shanghai yeserday. the latter had agreed not t( nsist on resigning from the Nationa Economic Commission.
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    CHINAS BUDGET
    449 4 Dr. Kung On Problem Of Raising More Money Nanking. Nov. 10. in very frank and clear language. Dr ti. ii. Kung told nressmen this afternoon that he fully realised the difficulty i and responsibilities devolving upon Mm with hla assumption of the post of Vl.ni_.ter of Finance: but,
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    HOW NIELSEN ESCAPED
    430 4 Aged U.S. Missionary's Experiences Tokyo. Oct. 2fi. An official despatch has reached th r oreign Office from General Hishikari he Japanese Ambassador at Chang hun. reporting in detail the release o he American missionary. Dr. Niel sielsen, from bandits yesterday morn ng. After Dr. Nielsen's capture in
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    U.S. EXPERT TO ADVISE CHINA
    36 4 U.S. EXPERT TO ADVISE CHINA Nankin*, Nov. 8. The appointment of the American New _ork highway expert. Colonel Stuart Green. as adviser to the National Economic Council hlahwav construction committee, was confirm*;, today.- Reuters Pacific Service
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    CANTON'S AMBITION
    361 4 To Be Cultural Centre Of The East tl II I "11, 1 -X The All-Kwangtung Administrativ Conference, now in session here, ha adopted the resolution Jointly sub mitted by Mr. Tong Shao-3'l. magi strate of the Chungshan District, an Mr. Lu Yu-kang. director of th Canton Educational Bureau,
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    NOTORIOUS TOMB.DIGGER
    215 4 NOTORIOUS TOMB. DIGGER Ravaged More Than Hundred Graves Peipinjj. Nov. 8. l.ie man responsible tor the desecration of more than 100 tombs in the .utlying districts of Peiping. includ .he grave of Jung Lu. famous Manchu liceroy of Chihli and a trusted ad- I lerent oi the Empress Dowager Ttll
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    CHINA'S AMAZONS
    115 4 Women To Assist Troops In Fight Against Reds mmm.. Canton. Nov. 4. L2^2f* dis Patches from Fukien report the organisation of an anti-Rec o?* Lungyen encounter between* Commun^^alid Government troops. Over 2.000 women, including many young girls, have enlisted for mill tary service and. it is stated, are
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    MARRIED KINSWOMAN
    41 4 A Canton, Nov. 7. thP -.25? 0t Lamto "K- a village in the Tseching District. has been relieved of his public office and is being completely ostracised be -a us" he married a kinswoman bearing the same patronymic. e
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    123 YEARS AFTER
    215 4 Chinese Village Which Still Remains Catholic Changchun. Nov. 10. i] There is a unique Chinese village a short distance to the northwest of thlt city called Hsiaopachiatsu. Its inhabitants are all P^man Catholics who lead a verv religion life. All the women wear Mack clothi resembling the
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    KOREAN GUNMAN CHARGED
    136 4 Man Who Meant To Kill Lord Lytlon Dairen. No\ t How he and his leilow conspirator* plotted to assassinate leading J nese civilian and military officials Aas related to-day during the trial ol Li So-kun. described as a Korean "gunman." who is charged with planned to kill
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    WANTED PAWNTICKETS
    89 4 Jeweller's Appeal To Thieve* Harbin. Nov. 10. Mr A L Okun. a wealth v merchant and property owner, has ccived another ti.. rtnggtert demanding a u Fen for Immunity from abduction Okun is Ignoring tht threat. Meanwhile Harbin hat been cat some amuttnent by an. adv< tppeallng to
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    $300,000 CASH SWEEP
    96 4 Canton Organising Huge Charity Draw Canton. Nov. ti. A race meeting will be held here under the auspices of the Canton City Government on New Year Dav A $300,000 cash sweep will' be organised in connection with the meeting. 60 per cent of the monev to be
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    JILTED GIRL STUDENT TAKES OWN LIFE
    255 4 Women Visitors In University Dormitories stud National [jj dude troi 'has ral.- tn< id ol i oy hanging in unlver.sit\ sity. A 1, v.... A between Di Cl eeUor oi the p>ity. and oi tin iu women cnltocl vomen _n V, m the pn
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    CLASSIC RACING-CLASS FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
    145 5 BOXING Free Press Air Mail Pictures Chelsea were visited by Newcastle I'nited at the Stamford Bridge ground. London. Mclnroy. the Newcastle goal keeper is (learint; from a corner. "»ned hv Sir Abe Bale,, and ridden by Ou Nlcholl. „on lb, .lassie Cambrideeshire raee at Neu „u-U
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    INTRICACIES OFCHETTY FINANCE
    1098 6 INTRICACIES OFCHETTY FINANCE Full Court To Interpret Thavani Letter The question whether a "Thavani letter." a document of assignment much used by Chettiars in the course of their business, is negotiable, was argued in the course of an appeal which came before the full Court of Appeal yesterday. The parties
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    BEER CELLAR PUTSCH
    121 6 Hitler's Original Escapade Munich. Nov. 9. The tenth anniversary ot Hitler's famous beer cellar "Putsch"' the first attempt to make Germany a Nazi State, is being celebrated here to-day. Ten years ago. Hitler, then Germany's Robin Hood, with a handful of picked men. was ambushed in the
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    JUMPED OFF THE "EKMA"
    114 6 Missing British Soldier Arrested Rangoon, Nov. 1. Missing for over a month. Private F. George, of The Buffs, was arrested J yesterday afternoon on Merchant- street by a constable of the Detective Department. The soldier, it is reported, jumped off the Ekma which left Rangoon on
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    NAZIS IN SAAR
    264 6 Paris Denounces Alleged Intrigues Paris, Nov. 9. Scathing denunciations of alleged Nazi intrigues in the Saar and the announcement that exceptional measures are contemplated to meet it are features of the quarterly report of the Saar Commission to the League of Nations. It is contended that the
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    $150 Must Be Won
    695 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 ycu are asked to forecast result of ten English and Scottish League matches to be played on Nov. 18. THE PRIZE OF
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    KIDNAPPED PRIEST'S TRIP TO F.M.S.
    1323 6 KIDNAPPED PRIEST'S TRIP TO F.M.S. More Revelations In Silat Temple Case i Eight witnesses gave evidence at the (continuation of the trial yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the Criminal District Judge, of the five persons who are charged with the kidnapping of Vutthaisara. the head priest of the Tiger
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    LINK WITH THE PAST
    181 7 Death of Mr. J. H. Tatlock Of Tin Fame of the first members of the now internationally-known straits firm, tlu straits Trading Co.. Ltd., Mr. J. R, Tatlock, died in Italy on Nov. 3, according to a message received from j yesterday. Straits Traders was started
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    COFFEE HOUR CONFIDENCES
    254 7 morning Betty! Come and have with me!" it's you. Jean; yes I'd love to. nd I must tell you what I've been ttl is morning. see. I'm going home next Harry's leave isn't due until F-bruary. but I've decided to go on n order to spend Christmas
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    MRS. R. PENNEFATHER
    316 7 Heath And Funeral Yesterday nit r v he Hn! at. h 1 took place at the Matero Rmv? i Pltal Sln *aP°re. on Tuesday, of Ruth Louise, wife of Mr. Godfrey F Pennelather. of the Borneo Company; aJ h h .H e ased- who was 33 years
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    HIGH JINKS IN HARBIN
    134 7 Party Visits Night Club in B.V.D.'s Harbin, Nov. 7. The owner ol a Harbin night club blinked with amazement when twc young women and four men nonchalantly entered his establishment around midnight attired only in theii underwear. As the party showed no sign of being drunk
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    MR. J. A. HANSEN
    339 7 Death of Aged Ipoh Resident The death took place at Ipoh on Nov. 11 of Mr. John Anthony Hansen at the age of 82. A son of Mr. Francis Hansen of Singapore, Mr. J. A. Hansen was born in 1852 and was a well-known musician in
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    "PATRIOTIC DOVES"
    82 7 Carrier Pigeon Service in Manchuria Changchun, Nov. 6. The largest "pigeonery," or dove-cot. centre, in the Orient will be establishjed at Kungchuling, near Changchun if present plans of the Kwantung Armj are carried out. The Army at present has 800 trained carrier-pigeons, all of which have seen active
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    101 7 A summons has been issued against !Mr. M. Mohamed Ibrahim (Manager) iand Mr. Mohamed Amin (Editor) and the Malay newspaper, the Bumi Putra, 'on a charge of libel at the instances jof Mr. Mohamed Abdul Kader and Mr. P. K. Shakkarai Rowther, J.P., on be!half of themselves and all others,
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    MR. CHARLES READE
    526 7 Riddle Of Death In South Africa From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 20. The sad news was received here on Sunday to the effect that Mr. J Charles C. Reade. formerly Government j Town Planner in the F.M.S.. was found 1 1 shot dead in a Johannesburg
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    APPOINTS SELF "INSPECTOR OF VACANT LANDS"
    568 7 European Chases Indian Who Collected Rents A man who had eight convictions for theft, robbery and impersonation, dating back to 1908, was found guilty by the third magistrate, Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, yesterday of cheating by impersonating a public servant, for which he
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE MARRIAGE.
    60 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE MARRIAGE. MACKAY— W ILL I A M S— At St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, on Nov. 15th. 1933. by Rev. R. K. S. Adams. M.A.. William Culbard. son of the late Mr. R. Y. Mackay, Dumfries. Scotland. and Mrs. Mackay, Benreay, Lockerbie. ,to Marian Annita Muriel, daughter of ithe
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1933. Dr. Kung's Difficult Task
    438 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1933. Dr. Kung's Difficult Task CHINESE readers of the Free Press will welcome the new service of news from China which Iwe commence this morning. It emanates from Reuter's agency and may therefore be taken to convey a more reliable view of what
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    1012 8 SINGAPORE will be rather thrilled at the news that there is a good prosoect of seeing Miss Dorothy Round, England's Number One lawn tennis .layer, in action here. Miss Round v J with several other ■_r British players. Miss Round v slted Am erlca To Play
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    332 8 Hon. Mr. J. Bagnall arrived in Mr. V. A. Tayler. partner of Mansergh Penang on Monday by the Klang. and Tayler, Seremban. has left for home. Mr. P. F. Howitt. headmaster of the High School at Klang. is holidaying in Miss E. Adern. of the Negri
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    Slavery
    605 8 81a very was tbol Empire In 18:.;. i accordingly the i lsts of Oreat Br tracted the cent formidable hos ing the event v.-. rhetoric <Th i •<. rica will ba* years yet before similar den all anxious |q ci With the gen.:.. brations all httmaj accord. Hpi \**A
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    BACKERS HAVE A SUCCESSFUL DAY
    913 9 SMALL DIVIDENDS AT SINGAPORE RACES F. Orchard Saddles Three Winners GENINDERRA'S EASY WIN Am. M. HESPITE shrunken fields -a 10t.,,.. _i U ,ome enjoyable aT'the Ne/'r 08^ ierday. {he second dav J thi Course a> November ZS^Sjf .S^fi? JK on the heavy side and times
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    WORLD WORKLESS NOW 45,000,000
    151 9 Wave Of Suicides In U.S. And Germany Moscow, Nov. 15. Pravda publishes a summary of facts and figures characterizing the position of the working class in capitalist countries and colonies, on the eve of the "fifth winter of crisis." According to data, world unemployment has grown
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    FRONTIER ACTIVITY
    114 9 I Action Against Soviet Secret Service Shanghai. Nov. 15. Strict measures are being adopted by the Kwantung Command against the activity of Soviet intelligence men in Manchuria, while newspapers are prohibited from publishing troop movements. Similar measures are being taken by the Japanese authorities in Dairen. Three thousand
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    115 9 "Storm At Daybreak" At The Capitol A background of fine music gives an operatic atmosphere to the new M.G.M. film "Storm at Daybreak." which opened at the Capitol yesterday an atmosphere supported by the manner in which the sketchy but dramatic plot is unfolded. It is a
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    SHOWING RED FLAG
    50 9 Soviet Naval Squadron At Naples Rome. Nov. 15. A Soviet naval squadron, consisting of one cruiser and two destroyers, repaying the call of the Italian Navy to Soviet Black Sea ports last summer, has arrived in Naples. A salvo was fired to salute the naval visitor; Tass
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    ABANDONED INFANT
    56 9 A newly-born Chinese infant was found abandoned on the Paya Lebar' Road yesterday by a Chinese. The child was taken to the Paya Lebar police i station and later to the General Hospital. m, m m, mx xm xm mt xm xm _r ai m mx xm xm
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    103 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices! And Sterling Rates London, Nov. 15. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were RUBBER Spot (Sellers) 4 5|32d. (4%d.) (Buyers) 4 3j32d. (4 316d.) Jan.-March 4 3|l6d. (4 9j32d.) April- June 4 932d. (4 1132d.) July-September 4%d. (4 7 16d.)
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    402 9 TWENTY-ONE" AND "21" CIGARETTES Privy Council Upsets Straits Court Judgment London. Nov. 15. The Privy Council has allowed the appeal with costs in both courts, by Ma- ayan Tobacco Distributors from the judgment of the Straits Appeal Court in iavour of the United Kingdom Tobac.o
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    56 9 j King Of Siam's j Generosity i I From Our Own Correspondent I i Bangkok. Nov. 15. i The British Legion repre- sentative at Singora sought the privilege of meeting the King of Siam on Poppy Day. In exchange for a Poppy His Majesty handed over
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    94 9 "Delightful" Scenes In New Pavilion Film "The Stranger's Return," the new Pavilion film is a triumph for the director and the artists who comprise the cast. At its head is Lionel Barrymore. who gives a magnificent portrayal of an old farmer clinging tenaciously to the soil while
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    PROSPERITY BOUND UP WITH THE F.M.S.
    2054 10 Perak River Hydro Electric Company MUTUAL BENEFITS OF EXTENDED SUPPLY f think I can confidently says that the company is on a firmer basis than it has ever been," Mr. George Balfour, M.P., chairman told the annual meeting of the Perak River HydroElectric Power
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    176 10 United Press Association Nov. 11 13. 14. American Can. Com. 91 V 2 91% 91 American Telephone and Telegraph 1173,118 117% Atcheson Railroad 51 50 48 i iDupont 80% 80% 80% < f Firestone. Common 22 22% 21 7 8 General Electric 21 20 7 8 20% i
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    72 10 i The Borneo Company, Singapore. 'agents: Tin: Pahang Consolidated 1.310 'pels: Ipoh 670 pels; Temoh 240 pels. Rubber: Kuala Reman 48.000 lbs; Lok ;Kawi 40.000 lbs: Bruseh 44.000 lbs. Evatt and Co., Kuala Lumpur, secretaries: Renong Consolidated Tin first half of November. Hours Run 180: Cubic
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    181 10 November 15th., 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers Gambler 4 25 Java Cube 6.50 Hamburg Cube 7.25 Muntok White Pepper 22.25 White Pepper 21.50 Black Pepper 13.25 Copra, sundried 3.20 Copra, mixed 2.50 Small flake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Lingga Sago Flour
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    105 10 Abroad London, Nov. 13. Exchanges to-day were Paris 81 29 32. New York 5.15. Montreal 5.13. Brussels 22.98. Geneva 16.55' 2 Amsterdam 7.9434. Milan 67 5 8 Berlin 13.43* 2 Stockholm 19.39 U. Copenhagen 22.40*. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 29. Prague 108. Helslngfors 226 3 4 Madrid 39' 8 Lisbon 106.
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    106 10 Steady Improvement In Exports London, Nov. 13. Much gratification is expressed by the press at the steady improvement Df overseas trade. Exports last month including re-exports exceeded by £4.500.000 the total of October of last year and imports of raw materials have risen sympathy. The improvement in exports
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    KWANTUNG'S FOREIGN TRADE
    81 10 KWANTUNG'S FOREIGN TRADE -p. f Dairen, Nov. 4. The foreign trade of the Kwantung Leased Territory by steamer for thi month of September amounted to Yen 51,644.828. including Yen 22.259 441 for exports and Yen 29.385.385 for Imports according to an announcement released )y the Kwantung Army. Compared with figures
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    73 10 The advent of an unusually early cold spell is causing widespread distress in Russia. Pew Important regions have completed harvesting and E2L areas 5 wain, sunflowers, and ma^e are perishing. The Commissariat 2 J*.-^-*** «wefcte, by the Kulak-minded" and the slackness on the part of Communist supervisory d0 7 Md
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    TINS SHOW A STEadv ADVANCE
    818 10 TINS SHOW A STEadv ADVANCE Rubber Shares Harden Win, Business Moderah Fraser and Co.'s report, dated Nov. 14, states The price of tin has steadily advanced throughout the week closing I £4 15.0 better at £229. per ton. but in view of this appreciation, the response from prospective investors in
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    Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association
    49 10 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association November i:». i RJMLeqvaltoL nd r Sli,,, Standard Bp 1 R ss. equal to London Stand. ti a Standard R.S.S. on Tender Nm a April-.i Ton. 1 of Mark< l. Latest Cable -Lond 4 3 16d p. r lb New York Sp t H
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    104 10 The Singapon Ch Rubber Asi auction Catalogu d ;2; a i4 Offered 1.127 r:i Sold 878 PRICES RF.AI 1/1 Ribber Smoked Short u Per s Standard Quality Good Average Qu speciV. lota il 13 5 Hi Fair Average Qua... MS to 12*, Off Quality to 1] Sheet
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    126 10 N 01 I I l\(. London. 4 months' sight London. J month.* 1 ...i London. 60 ria\ I 2 4 9«4 London. 30 dayi London demand London. TT 24 5W Lyans aad Ptttl Hamburg d N'tw Vort. n Batavts B n I ad Samarai Penang. demand Calcutta, Ban.'.
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    41 10 EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES During the 11. exports from amounted to 10 16.545 cases w< i dom. 325 cases tEurope. 500 cases I cases elsewhere Total exports r 1. 1933. to I QZ4 128 cases or an aver i per week.
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    25 10 i -l--' m Despite the oft n Burma cannot pr w utett cally at current ma: rice forecast shows is 18,800 acres atx> v figures.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    784 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations niNfcSDAY, NOVEMBER 15. 1R33. Buyers Sellers .....ing 32s 6d 33s v i£ 36s 37s 6d Tin (ss) 15s 15s 9d Wen. $D 1-35 1.40 35s 36d Off ($1) 30 35 1.22%, 1.27%. (£1) 3&s 6d 40s 5s 5s 6d 4.) 44 >1) 49 51
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    199 11 ary Of October Returns Tin Dredging. Ltd.. pikuLs' 'Dredge No. 2). pikuls 515. hours run 324; hours lost lours restricted 376: cubic yards 75. Limited, pikuls 63.53. Hydraulic Tin. Limited, in. Limited, hours 416; 1.320; pikuls 54.05. Weng (Rahman) Delop.pecting Co., Ltd.. pikuls ng Tin Dredging Co., 3
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    CANADIAN BANKING
    79 11 Report Of the Royal Commission London, Nov. 13. The Royal Commission which was appointed last July to enquire into the working of the banking and monetary system of Canada and particularly to consider the advisability of establishing a central bank has now reported. The Canadian banking system is
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    WOLFRAM IN KWANGTUNG
    41 11 Canton, Nov. 8. Over ten Kwangtung counties are richly embedded with wolfram ores and capable of producing 3,000 tons yearly. according to the Central Press. Wolfram has been found in Yungi yuan. Lohchang. Chungshan. Yanping and Meihsien counties.
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    Statistics Office Library Notice
    397 11 The following publications were is- sued or received by the Department of Statistics. S.S. and F.M.S.. during the period November 4th. to 10th.. 1933. inclusive. and are available for oublic use in the Reference Library. Fullerton Building. Singapore. Application may be made by members of the
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    CANTON SILK
    108 11 Wholesale Closing Down Of Filatures Canton, Nov. 10. Out of the 250 silk filatures which existed in Canton over ten years ago, only 48 are still operating, a survey reveals. The disappearance of the filatures j has been caused by the sharp decline I in the silk industry,
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    AUSTRALIAN WOOL
    73 11 Increased Purchases By Japan Tokyo, Nov. 10. Though Japanese woollen textile manufacturers are seeking other sources of supply than Australia, their purchase of wool from Australia for the three months from July to September increased by 40 per cent, over the corresponding period last year, according to statistics
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    CANTON-HANKOW RAILWAY
    310 11 Bi£ Order For Material in Britain Canton. Nov. 12. With funds being assured and work resumed on the unfinished sections, prospects for the completion of the Canton-Hankow Railway within the next four years appear now to be very hopeful. Reuter is informed that the construction of the line
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    S. AFRICAN TRADE IN D.E.I.
    36 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.! Medan, Nov. 8. It is stated that Mr. A. T. Brennan. Vice-Trade Commissioner of the Union of South Africa in London, has been Appointed Trade-Commissioner in Batavia.
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      413 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital ln 600.000 shares of £5 each £3.000.00% Reserve Fund £3.000 000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000 OOt HEAD OFFICB: 38. Blshopsgate, London, EC. 1 Agencies and Branches: Alor Star Hollo i Semarang Amritsar Ipoh
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      452 12 Conference Again Adjourned London, Oct. 1?. Agreement entirely satisfactory t< every interest on the chief point nov I before the North Atlantic Shlppin; Conference is proving difficult to reach Alter a representative sub-committe* had sat lor two days in London las week the main conference of principal
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      295 12 Although now only m the form a Bih. the "Loi Taaso" -named alter Its author, a French Deputy has attracted -erne attention from British shipowners In view ol its tar-reaching character The Bill, which it is thought mav be •hanged when it is discussed in
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      52 12 t,„._ London, Oct. 29. Two firemen were critically scalded! 3-dav and the cWef en lneer e .aided as the result of a boiler mishap _rw Ja f anese steamer Kifuku Maru uring a heavy gale ln the North Sea lien en route lrom Rouen to North hields in
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      301 12 Ships I >cd A> Il(»teU In Port n D« 1 tht liner M..tar.»a. belonging to the Shaw, Savill and Albion Company, is to leave Southampton to. New Zealand with many passengers Wbc will be makim. the round vovage out and boms in the vessel. t\u general
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    2132 15 MALAYA PUTS UP STERN RESISTANCE Both Skippers Shine In Second A fighting: finish is ensured in the fir*. __r iU inter-port cricket .5... tin second day's play Yesterday Hon* KonTafter making 125 in reply to Malaya's 92 dismis^H \*V\l for 171 runs. When
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    260 15 Golf stJrtW ng arC the teamS and starting times for a four-ball match JO be played at the Island Club on Sunday morning between the ri^ neS^u G lf Club and the ciuds. The Japanese Golf Club players are mentioned first. *"***«> 8.30 K.
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    62 15 Ladies handicap singles, match play. Entries are now open and will close on Wednesday. Nov. 29. 1933. at 6.30 p.m. when the draw for partners will take place. First round to be completed by Sunday. Dec. 1933. Captain's Cup Men's handicap singles, medal play _ver 36 holes. Entries
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    14 15 The hockey fixture between the Y.M.C.A. and the R.A.F. yesterday was :a_icelled.
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    548 15 Wilts Well Beaten By S.C.C. S.C.C -A" 13pts Wilts. Re K t. "A" nil A team from Tanglin wa. eomplete- ly outclassed at rugger on the padang yesterday when they met the S.C.C. "A" side, and were defeated by thirteen points (two goals and a
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    105 15 Wales Wins Soccer International Newcastle, Nov. 15. In the international soccer match here to-day Wales beat England by two goals to one— Reuter. Wales* victory has robbed England of the International championship, as the latter had already defeated Ireland at Belfast and Scotland at Glasgow. England was expected
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    646 16 ALVIS SAVES MALAYAN ELEVEN Isolated Effort In Poor Batting Display 186 SCORED AFTER HALF SIDE OUT FOR 36 Shanghai Reply With 107 For Two Wickets J Alvis, the young Medical College student at Singapore, extricated Malaya from a very threatening situation in the deciding match of the inter-port cricket tournament
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    46 16 Wazir AH Scores 156 In Drawn Game Patiala. Nov. 15. The M.C.C. touring team's match against Patiala was drawn. The scores were M.C.C. 330 Patiala 335 f or 6 Jardine scored 80 for the M.C.C. and i Wazir Ali 156 for Patiala. Reuter
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