The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 20 November 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. No. 14.118. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933. 10 CENTS.
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    U.S. "WARNED" BY MANCHUKUO
    679 1 Recognition Of Soviet May Mean War IMONSON REA REAPPEARS Disorders In New York AMERICA'S decision to resume relations with lv Soviet has not been received with unanimous approval m America. For example, Mr. Bronson Rea, spoakinji apparently on behalf of the Manchukuo Government, which he represents
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    THE TOKYO ASPECT
    206 1 SPECIAL MEETING OF WAR OFFICE Insistence On Financial Support j Shanghai. Nov. 19. The drastic cut of the military ex- penditure for next year by the Japanese Finance Minister, has provoked the indignation of the Japanese War Office, which insists that the following figures be maintained: y
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    FIFTEEN KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION
    164 1 Colliers Entombed When Roof Collapses London, Nov. 19. Fifteen miners were killed m an explosion at the Grassmoor Colliery near Chesterfield this morning, which brought down a heavy tall of debris from the roof. Eighteen men were entombed. Three of them, were rescued alive, and
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    SHOT DOLLFUSS
    163 1 Five Years For Assailant Vienna. Nov. 19. Rudolph Dertil. the young ex-soldier who attempted to murder the Chancellor. Dr Dollfuss. on Oct. 3. has beer sentenced to five years imprisonment Reuter. Dr. Dollfuss. 'the Austrian Chancellor' was shot and wounded In the arm and chest, though not seriously
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    NAVAL FORCES
    81 1 British Decrease, UA Increase London. Nov. 16. Asked for the approximate decreases 51 increases m the personnel of the naval forces of Great Britain. United States of America and Japan respecively at the present time as compared with 19H. the First Lord of the Admiralty. Sir Bolton Eyres
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    THE MONGOLS
    103 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Independent Government Idea Dropped Shanghai, Nov. 19. Latest reports from Peilingmiau. capital of Inner Mongolia, state that the Mongols have agreed to abandon the dea of establishing an independent government for Inner and Outer Mongolia, but insist that a committee consisting entirely of Mongols
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    CIVIL WAR DANGER IN FUKIEN
    774 1 Nanking Troops On The Border INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT: VITAL MEETING TODAY yHAT General Chiang Kai-shek intends to employ force to suppress the movement to form an independent government repudiating the Kuomintang dictatorship is indicated by the cable received last night stating that the vanguard of the
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    HONG KONG BANKS' APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE
    136 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Two Close With $1 Million Liabilities Honf Kimc No\. IV. A run on the Central Bank od Canton took place yesterday, when Mr. Aw Fbng Po, the Finance Commissioner of Canton, issued an order extending for a month the circulation
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    ALL HANDS LOST
    104 1 Steamer And Crew Disappear I ..luii.u Nov. 16. Little hope remains that any ol the Tew of the steamship Saxilby. which >ent out distress calls when 400 mile> >1T Valentia. Ireland, can have survived. Fhe Cunard liner Berengaria. the British lretghter Manchester Regiment and the Dutch steamship
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    47 1 A micelle-aged Chinese woman .»r.d her 8-year-old daughter wm knockt ri down by a motor car m Stum lord Road yesterday morning. Both sustained light injuries to the head which bl» d profusely. They were taken to hospital by ambulance. The car was driven by a Chun
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      165 1 On Other Pages Disaimament discussions have resumed "JSZTSSStZi an interview Cambodia, explains the ob£c* of his lecent unsuccessful revolt— Page 9. *n equalisation fund for the de facto stabilisation of the «^/j^^J3£J! being considered by the L.S. administra tionf Mr. Roosevelt has taken a fortnights holiday— Page 9. young Chinese
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    MILITARY DEPARTURES
    227 2 IXeuralia Due Homeward On Wednesday HT. Neuralia is expected to arrive In port at 7 a.m. on Wednesday. She will berth at Godown 50-51. and is scheduled to sail at about 1 p.m on fhr same day. Departures from Singapore are as follow For Colombo: R A Draft
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    MEDALS PRESENTED
    203 2 Johore Military Forces Hold "At Home" On Saturday afternoon the ColonelCommandant and officers of the Johore Military Forces held an At Home at headquarters. Fort Bukit Timbulan. and the occasion was marked by the distribution of Long Service Medals to members of the J.M.F. and Volunteer Forces by
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    MISS DOROTHY ROUND
    45 2 England's No. 1. Tennis Player To Play m Singapore Miss Dorothy Round. England s wnfamte T£* W man rTn w J 1 Singapore by the Comorin Kleinman), Miss Round stated that" she ais^ -"c. L e i J. N Walnwnghf C A
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    POSTPONED FOURSOMES
    26 2 Golf Singapore G.C. Mixed Competition Deferred nas again been postponed to Friday Keppel G.C. Ladies' SpcJon -2 P l= -S e b e£een e
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    INTER-STATE RUGBY
    16 2 Negri-Malacca Hold i Selangor (From Our Own Correspondent The Nwi i_roi Sercmban Nov. 18.
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    MEDICOS WIN SELWYNE CLARKE CUP
    619 2 RAFFLES LOSE BY ODD GOAL IN FIVE' VI.C I; R.C 2. The Medical College on Saturday defeated Raffles College by 3—2 m the annual inter-college hockey match, and won the Solwyn-Clarke Cup for the third year m succession. It was more or less a foregone
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    S.C.C. BEATEN
    602 2 \Rugby Public Services Avenge Earlier Defeat Public Services 17 pts.; 5.C.C.... 11. With Minns. A. R. Anderson and other valuable players taking the field for the Public Services against them on Saturday, the S.C.C. were short of several of their best men and went down to their opponents
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    Y.M.C.A. Hockey
    46 2 d h lnd Oll^ ing WiU re P^ent the YM C A^v?" 1 wUI "'Present the YM Thursday, Nov^ber t "J J. Ferguson: R Lvne t p m Reserves: W Pullem i« a ads~ ds (Ca P'»Lee K lt Soon! P PuXm c Soon
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    5 2 on furlough. left for home
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    PERAK AND NEGRI DRAW
    19 2 Inter-State Hockey At Serem ban (From Our Own Correspondent.) A* lacf Seremban, Nov. 18. itWMi
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    Y.M.C.A. Football
    28 2 The lollowm S^rT-- Hook Leonir r^"^ J Lovlck T a" VU» k £°p n6 Ye£r n s la A n h g W^f A 1« «am
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    27 2 Mi d Taylor. M e c g S. T w k ere I c n a ir ce d d to M the E Ba W r
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      37 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice. Chief Jus-, Court of Appeal:— Judgment No. 12 the, F.M.S. and Mr. Justice Gerahty m" Ang Teck Say vs. The Official the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Assignee,
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      401 2 ADVERTISEMg^ AND HEWITTS H WORLD-RENOWNED fl POULTRY MEDICINES. I Tick and Insect Powder. fl Diarrhoea Roup Pellets and Powder. Gape Mixture and Pellets fl Liver, Worm, and Leg fl weakness Pellets. fl Agents for Malaya Hi MEDICAL HALL, LTD., fl BUSINESS CARDS H FINEST QUALITY YORK CUT ENGLISH HAMS fl
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      422 2 NOTia: Mc^T Tender*. notice i s h r ;^r are now invito .*;'?>>*«•__ materials or r lt_2S -ulars of such tender. t W fc 3 in the Tender P^^ob^ Cemetrri. during 1934 1 1 W5 I Monday I n b i h R Closing 4 r IW. Gas Coal, deli
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      190 2 DIARY OF THE WEEK j Monday, 20th. Hockey: S.R.C. Ist. vs. S.C.C. Ist.. High Water 11.06, 10.0 ft., S.R.C. ground; R.A. vs. Wilt- 1 Meeting: British Trade Fair. Fullerton shires I. Blakan Mati; 1 Building. 5 p.m. S.C.R.C. Ist. vs. I.A. Ist. Hockey: S.C.C. XI vs. S.R.C. XI. S.C.R.C. ground;
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    SOCIETY BORN ON SOUTH AFRICAN VELDT
    584 3 first Idea Or Over Seas League Was Cecil Rhodes' South African fame, vialist. and one of vas for the formation of men of England be the furthering of m .very possible way. opportunity of putfect, but he wrote hia views, which (i by Lord
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    LIBERALS FUTURE
    181 3 Likch To Cross Floor of House London. Nov. 15. ral Parliamentary Party last red Sir Herbert Samuel's sals that the party should go id but alter many memhad >puken the meeting was mi d until Thursday. The party 2 members. 21 of whom Herbert Samuel will to-day report
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    TROPICAL DISEASES
    89 3 W ell-Known Expert Retires London. Nov. 14. Sir Leonard Rogers, who has retired from the office of Medical Adviser to the Secretary lor India, and President of the India Office Medical Board, is one of the foremost authorities on tropical disease and is specially known for his research
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    AFGHANISTAN'S KING
    88 3 Has Support of the Whole Nation London, Nov. 15. The new King of Afghanistan. Zahir Shah has been crowned and is enjoying the support ot the entire Alghan nation, according to dispatches irom Kabul, which add that the Atghan premier Hashim Khan, who is the king's uncle, has
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    THE CURRENCY ENQUIRY
    415 3 SIR BASIL BLACKETT ARRIVES "Not In Position To Talk About It" Sir Basil Blackett arrived m SingaDore on Saturday on board the Dutch "nail plane from Europe. As has already been announced. Sir Basil has been appointed by the Home [government to conduct an inquiry nto the
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    JOHORE CAUSEWAY
    204 3 Kumours That Toll Will He Imposed i From Our Own Correspondent. > Johore Bahru, Nov. 18. Ramoun are current here that a toll ivill be imposed shortly on vehicular trafik crossing the Johore causeway. I tail to see how Johore is going to benefit m any way from
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    BEATEN TO DEATH
    68 3 Fate Of Kidnapped Son of Rich U.S. Merchant San Jose, California, Nov. lti. It is revealed that Mr. Brooke Hart iunior, the son of a wealthy merchant. ttio was recently kidnapped, hus Deen urdered by his captors. Two suspects ive been arrested, one ol whom v leged
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    OVER 100 M.P.H. ON WATER
    42 3 Scott Paine Sets New Record London, Nov. 17. At Southampton to-day Mr Hubert Scott Paine, driving Miss Eng and 111. established an unofficial worlds salt water record for single-engined i boats averaging 100.132 miles per hour.— Reuter
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    HOW SIAMESE PRIEST WAS TAKEN FOR A RIDE
    1859 4 Accused Men Give Evidence TRIP TO JOHORE DESCRIBED Allegations that he had made himself undesirable to certain people m Singapore and was kidnapped to Kuala Lumpur and counter-allegations that he made a sudden night flight out of the town were the main
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    CHINA'S CHANGE OF POLICY IN MALAYA
    503 4 Consular Action Centra At Singapore Dr. PHILLIP TYAU INTER Vm IBy Our Chinese Correspondent* Nearly a hundred Chinese, mostly representatives of the Singapore Chinese Chamber Commerce. the Hakka General Association and other public bodies m Singapore, met Dr Philip K. C. Tyau. the new
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    M.P.'s Mansion Gutted By Fire
    185 5 M.P. 's Mansion Gutted By Fire I ord l.ousdale. but is now the property of Mr. Lawrence A day after the outbreak of fire at Barleythorpe Hall, near Oakham, Rutland, firemen were still fighting: the bla/e which completely gutted the t;r.iidiiiK. The Hall was formerly the Kimball. M.l* for Loughborough.
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    WILL PERAK FORM A FLYING CLUB
    640 6 GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL AID SOUGHT f On the recent visit ol Sir Cecil Cleenti to Ipoh. I am given to underbid some local gentlemen approached 4 Excellency regarding the- likelihood Government giving financial help ir ruling a Flying Club m Ipoh. (write* Kuala Lumpur Flying
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    THE BETONG DISORDERS
    261 6 Were They Inspired By Communists Alor Star, Nov. 15. When the disturbance at Betong. the Siamese J rentier town, broke out first there was nothing to connect it with Communist propaganda, the only flag used on that occasion being that of the Chinese Republic. Last, week when
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    PLAY TRAGEDY
    138 6 13 Year Old Boy Drowned WhUe he was playing ball with his brother brother* on Saturday 4J^"^o r^° ld ChirfT^ boy. Poim Fng rfow.TeTl mto the sea off the reclamation ground at Beach Road. The younger boy, seeing his brother Qisappear into the water, immediately ran off to
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    GAMBLING REVENUE
    96 6 To Build Roumanian Palace Of Art Bucharest, Nov. 17 c»ntr n e B n^ a th n IS g lng t0 erect m the m,wln rK laCe Will cont ain a theatre r. \t t rary> large concert leco £fnt StUdio i and exhibition rooms lor arnsts erS
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    $150 Must Be Won
    589 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week OELOW will be found particular* of the Free Press Football Competition No. 14 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played m the lint round proper of the English "\A. Cup
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    ARCHITECT VICTIM OF THE SLUMP
    340 6 Mr. J. M. Jackson 's $20,000 jj Liabilities j i i Liabilities of $20,000 tm admitted by Mr. J. M. Jackson, the well known < Singapore architect, m the course of his public examination m the Bankruptcy Court on Saturday before Mr Justice Mills. Mr.
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    EDUCATION ECONOMY
    257 6 Kuala Lumpur School to be Closed (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 18. For the first time since the slump toff* m the F.M.S. three years ago i^M\ bee v decided to close down an English school. This institution is the Maxwell Road School, one of che
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    46 6 BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION PROGRAMS STRAITS l(|^ FROM TRANSMI i I Two of thf .7, and wavel slmultanen. but ik lengths may course of each c Announcem frequent inter; ■■•i i GSE or OSD osc or GSB GSA Monti. i\ Ci M T I Or 1.15-4.0 i
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    "Z. H. I."
    15 6 Sini;;:|)n pn: ft 6 4.S Tin 1 R and t 8 :io
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    SITTING ON RAILWAY
    23 6 Chinese \\<»m.m I liun Down A fr;\... i o\*t b\ an on.: ■hi mi sittn.civil ytstt'iday Bftemoon ■UNI con: no>pit.il
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      126 6 tKLL PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No 14 I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of the followmg
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      84 6 AGONISING PILES. rbere is so nerd to tufler affliction One tut* of I PLASMA will itlitM j. •welling and inritm ftnaaxing It tucccrd* id i Simple to use ar I Try it to K)3. North Mdf« RMd Mr tut*, by po!>t > TRY A TUBE TO-0 TRAVEL BY K.N .I.L.M.
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    MALAYAN ROYAL MARRIAGE
    152 7 MON OP NORTH AND SOUTH Johore Tengku to Wed Regent of Kedah's Son marriage will t ik.very iw-m mturo. whin th.. ■>• ol Johore and K<— ,<, Ited. »«uaii to-be is the only daughter Abdul Majld bin MoXmed Highness the Tengku Fatim.h r Of His Highness 1
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    CRASHED INTO BRIDGE
    65 7 Driver's Fortunate Sscape From Injury C>id Storage van skidded on wJ surface m Anderson sterday morning and crashed he bridge structure that the van was travell- Street towards Tanjong steering reiu.sed to id the car iwenred to the Bonin-t. mudguards and heaJ--5 wer damaged by the imbut
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    TO AVOID A DOG
    70 7 TO AVOID A DOG CHINESE R p UNs (AI INT() Wver And Passengers I Seriously Hurt »«loon car i, v Co w«*«d w s lii-s family mil 'nhers of Oew ofl mt v oC™, J 11 Viator wa. miaahed v.d u». n e W <l S<T1 P broken In the
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    FOUR FELLED
    93 7 When swerving to avoid a cyclist it the sth mile. Thomson Road yesterday afternoon a taxi driven by a Malay ran into a -roup of tour pedestrians, two male Chinese and two boys. All lour were knocked down and received injuries on the head, lace and limbs. One
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    FIRST MOTOR SHOW A SUCCESS
    592 7 FIRST MOTOR SHOW A SUCCESS Novel Events Staged On Old Race Course Singapore's tirst motor show anc gymkhana, held yesterday on the ole Racecourse under the auspices oJ the Singapore branch of the Automobile Association of Malaya, was organised ■short notice and without previous experience ol .such events. Therefore w
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    $600,000 Merchant Goes Bankrupt
    235 7 $600,000 Merchant Goes Bankrupt Business And Rubber Speculation Kg Beng Phang, m the Bankruptcy Court on Saturday m the course ol his public- examination, said that he was born m China m 1872 and had lived m the Colony for 41 years. He had three wires and seven I children.
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    "ANOTHER LANGUAGE" AT THE CAPITOL
    105 7 Intelligent handling of the story by the director makes "Another Language." the M.-G.-M. picture which is now on at the Capitol, an unusually good film of its type. It deals with a situation which is liable to occur m any family— the clash of the
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    "LADIES MUST LOVE" AT THE ALHAMBRA
    161 7 The film 'Ladies Must Love" .it the Alhambra tells a story as flaring ;;.s the title suggests. June Knight. Sally O'Neill. Dorothy Burgess, and Mary Carlisle are seen as four Broadway oi the brightest hue and their adventures under a merger under which they
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    "MAMA LOVES PAPA" AT THE PAVILION
    117 7 Charlea Ruggles and Mary Boland art 1 seen co-starring for the first time In the new Pavilion attraction. "Mama Lows Papa." It is said that this is the fore-runner to a series of pictures In which the two have the stage to themselves. II
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    DR. LIM BOON KENG
    47 7 We are informed by Mr. Sng Pun Soo Ji Tan Kan Kee and Co.. Ltd.. that Dr. Lim Boon Keng is still the Chancellor of the University of Amoy. He came here a few months ago for the marriage of his daughter and
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    22 7 A 20 It. python was caught by two Indians at midnight on Friday, at the junction of Sungei Road and Jalan Besar.
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    The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933. Week-end Comments
    484 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933. Week-end Comments -THE most important event of the 1 week-end has been the agreenent providing for the recognition 3 y the United States of Soviet Russia. M. Litvinoff is to remain m Washington for several days With :he object, presumably, of initiating
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    592 8 rr.i'- r «sn_| hat appointment onjhf^t^ years service. Ori glnally joining theB Government Ser- V#W Biufti vice on Oct. 1st 1901 as Naib fttOl-H rw r /,.„v ti. he was promot-M jfjolwte to the tull ap pointment as Mufti and a Member ofH «2 2T2 the
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    12 8 Two striking dark blue creati ons photographed at the races on Saturday.
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    267 8 The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary. Mr. A. S. Haynes. has been m Malacca since Monday, staying at the "Cottage" <says the Malay Mail*. The Rev. H. T. Malaher. who has been Chaplain to the Forces at Singapore for the past three years, goes home on the
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    Letters To The Editor
    115 8 Letters To The Editor Education I I To the Editor I Sir. Amid the Into cordant clamour of pai. to sound a not» Governmei* and to commend r step towards frrooc. Thus i would I practice whereby MM I is taken from him taxed* m OfOjtl tfl education of reduced
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    Homeless Boys
    116 8 |v the l'.dil«»i Sir. The R the Str«M-t Baft CWI pur Ml sl:« --A work In irminlm horn l< Thus it If 1 ir.a; numbers who tor their enei fi or b'Ynnii::elders In Slnga kivta" BUll D the PoUec wtn we hemf i« annofinf n ent lo uk
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    A Hockey Suggestion
    123 8 To the K.dil'M Sir. Ma lawn teanii I i— mrim thel teams but h lected m this reason Vtft) .1 not miurc courtesies wiM. out was sugK^fi-ii recent Bon« Kont ;> dlan NgtMt&U which premier bOOOUTI Kong. resptH-n--pass through Bin course of garr Regiment, which hockey teair.-
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    12 8 Ltadbtotn un Chi. m KboUst ilkm!- commun i their vl ill iKpi
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      37 8 pay is enough tor him to live on. One imagines that it depends on what kind f^FLAC' ACCENT SICKNESS POLICY helps to eliminate a financial mess consequent on illness or injury. GENERAL ""hmSEm Bank Ohmbm. Telephone S4M.
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    FRENCH FINANCES
    86 9 Additional 17 Milliard Francs Needed Next Year Paris, Nov. 18. The imperative necessity of balancing the French budget was emphasised at a private meeting of the Chamber's Finance Committee by the Finance Minister. M. Bonnet, who stressed the need of maintaining public confidence especially m view of currency
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    "FOR GREATNESS OF THE CROWN"
    898 9 Why Prince Bovaradej Led Siamese Revolt REBEL LEADER INTERVIEWED Air Force Failed At Critical Moment «S a.». I" an inter ie vt^ca?, Jt whither ho and other leaders of tI.T dniiM)dlafled on the failure of their plans "Hi %™°V cn «ent n,w been brought under
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    58 9 j Latest Rubber Prices London, Nov. 18. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were jspot (Sellers) 4 3 16 d. <4 3i6d.» <Buyers> 4» B d. (4%d.) I Jan -March 4 7 32d. <4 7 32d.) April- June 4 5 16d. (4 9 32d. I
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    330 9 S EQUALISATION FUND PROPOSAL abilisation Of DollarPound Rate Washington, Nov. 18. Mr. Roosevelt has gone to Warm springs for a fortnight's holiday folww g the success of the Americoboviet negotiations. The administration is considering the establishment oi an equalisation fund for the de racto stabilisation of
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    57 9 Washington. Nov. 17. President Roosevelt has announced the continuation of the Steel Code until May Ist following the industry's request that the N.R.A. Code be extended beyond the three months trial period. The steel industry has expressed general satisfaction with the l operation of the
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    Absorbing Workless In Civil Works
    87 9 Washington. Nov. 17. A million men wiH be transferred I Irom the relief rolls to the Federal pay roll through civil works according to Governmental reports received by President Roosevelt who has in- 1 structed the Veterans' Association to I ensure that pay slips are
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    206 9 Discussions Resumed At Geneva London, Nov. 17. Fresh Geneva talks will begin tomorrow. Sir John Simon and Mr. Anthony Eden leave London to take part m them this afternoon and the French Foreign Secretary, M. Paul Boncour, will join their train at Paris and travel with them to Geneva.
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    15 9 Mr. S. A. Mountain, of Port DicksonLukut Rubber Estates, Ltd., has returned from home furlough.
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    FOREIGN TRADE AGREEMENTS
    262 9 HOME GOVERNMENT'S POLICY King's Prorogation Speech London. Nov. 17. Parliament was prorogued by Royal Commission to-day and the new session will be opened m state by the King on Tuesday. The work of the past session, which began on Nov 22 last year was reviewed m the
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      RUBBER ROADWAYS "MYSTERY"
      341 10 R UB B E R ROADWA YS "MYSTERY" An Expert's Frank Explanation London, Nov. 4. "Rubber and concrete are like oil and water -they simply will not mix satisfactorily. That is the reason why rubber roadways m this country are still confined to 'experimental areas.' Such was the reply given
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      PERAK HYDRO-ELECTRIC
      226 10 Participating: Debentures In Demand In London London, Nov. 4. An interesting comment on London's estimate of Tin prospects is provided by the fact that there has been a strong demand this week for the Seven per cent participating debentures of the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Co.. Ltd.. at
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      90 10 Abroad London, Nov. 18. Paris 82 15 32. New York 5.29. Montreal 5.12. Brussels 23.16. Geneva 16.66. Amsterdam 8. Milan 61 3/16. Berlin 13.53. Stockholm 19.391 2 Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 29. Prague 108%. Helsingfors 226 3 /4 Madrid 39 11/16. Lisbon 106 3 4 Athens 570. Bucharest 550.
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      K.M.S. (MALAYA STATES) RUBBER
      94 10 Profits of the X.M.S. (Malay States) Rubber Plantations for the year ended June 30, and the announcement of a resumption of dividends were published m The Times on September 27. The full accounts show that floating assets on June 30, totalled £33,058 while current liabilities amounted
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      FLOORS AND FIRE RISKS
      242 10 Rubber Compositions Standard Tests In view of the suggestions which have been made at various times during j the past that rubber flooring was an inflammable material, the R.G.A. Committee some time ago arranged tor an investigation to be carried out by the Building Research Station.
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      SIAM COMMERCIAL BANK
      104 10 Half Yearly Balance Sheet The Directors of the Siam Commercial Bank. Ltd., have issued their report and balance sheet for the half-year ended Sept. 30, 1933. The report states: The net profit, after deducting rebate on bills not due. allowing for interest accused to date upon fixed
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      108 10 Singapore Manufacturers' Association The following is the committee's report of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association for the year ended Sept. 30. The excess of Income Over Expenditure for the year ended the Sept. 30, 1933 amounts to $1,843.54. During the period ended under review the articles of association have
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      648 10 Tin Mining In Malay States Having occasion lately to delve into history we came upon certain interesting aspects of the tin industry m the FM.S.. as it was some forty years ago <says Tin, the journal of AngloOriental Mining Corpn> They are recorded m a "Report on
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      MANCHUKUO COAL
      152 10 Big Mining Organisation To Be Floated Changchun, Nov. 13. It is officially announced to-day that a big coal mining corporation, styled the Manchurian Coal Mining Company, under joint ManchukuoJapanese management will be organised soon with a capital of 16.000.000 yen. Of this amount 6,800,000 yen will be invested
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      DJAMBI FAVOURS CONTROL
      191 10 i HEAVY NATIVE RUBBER OUTPUT Main Difficulty At Meeting To-morrow (From Our Own Correspondent I Batavia. Nov. 18. The Commissioner of the Djombi Residency arrived here today to take part m the conference of governors o» the Outer Possessions concerning some scheme of rubber restriction The conference
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      81 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association November IS, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot "loose l 13 l 13* h R.S.S. equal to London Standard. «F. 0.8.» 13 v, 13'S Standard R.S.S. on Tender December 13 3 8 \v 2 Jan. -March 13 > H
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      225 10 November 18 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2411 64 London, 3 months' sight 2 4 5 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 9 64 London. 30 days' sight 2 4 8 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London, T.T. 2 4 5 64 Lyons and Paris, demand
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      COKE MARKETS
      82 10 Anglo-Finnish Parley London, Nov. 16. The Secretary for Mines. Mr. Ernest Brown, m the House of Commons to-day said that a British coke trade delegation had visited Finland last month and discussed with coke importers measures to maintain and increase the British share m the Finnish coke market
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      19 10 Municipal Committee No. 4 has ap•proved erection of a suitable advertisement hoarding round the Europe Hotel premises during reconstruction
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      Restriction Measures Must Be Taken
      531 10 Restriction Measures Must Be Taken Inference From Large Malayan Production No information has been given out regarding the meeting last Thursday of representatives of the Rubber Growers' Association and of the International Association, state Messrs Symington and Wilson In their weekly rubber market report lor Nov. 1. It is known
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      183 10 November 18, VI o'clock noon Buyers Sellers I 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 3.15 Copra, mixed 2.45 Small nake Tapioca 4.00 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 5.00 IJngga Sago
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      FEW BUYERS
      66 10 London Stock Market Weak London, Nov. 16. Sterling on New York is 5 45 Paris 82 4. Stock markets display weakness. Dealers report decreasing pressure but prices are marked down as a precautionary measure m the absence of buyers. Government stocks are unsettled. War Loan 3' 2 per
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      57 10 A self-contained washing-up outfit comprises two patent rubber tap fittings, a length of rubber hose, a special mop and a wire tray. In use the mop 1 acts in a somewhat similar manner to J a shampoo spray, cleansing cups, saucers, etc., with a constant flow of I hot water,
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      106 10 Nowtabtr is Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene p»T tin (of 4 Imp. gall.s > Sylvan Arrow Kerosene ',>er tin 150 Secony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Qallon Socony Motor Gasoline l drurr.s per British Imperial Gallon Socony Motor Gasoline < 4-gallon tin* Shell Aviation Spirit
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      87 10 United Press Association Nov I American Can Com II American Telephone and Telegraph Atcheson Railroad Dupont Itf Firestone. Common General Elect rGeneral Mo' Goodrich Goodyear 36' 4 Inter-Teh phoo ind Telegraph 1 National City Bank New York Central Railroad Radio Corporation 7 S. Californian Edison Company Soconv-Vacuum Standard
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      27 10 With regard I Straits papers to tin companies. Messrs and Co Ltd.. Secretaries Dredging Co. Ltd.. inform Mail that that company I templatlng amalgamation the companies named
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST:
    826 11 Saturday's Closing Quotations i »\Y. NOVEMBER 18. 1933. Buyers Sellers iTTI Kumbang (£> 32s 6d 33s Malay 36s 9d 37s 9d i Tin (ss) 15s 15s 9d tig ($1) 135 1.40 In 35s 36d idang (sl> 30 33 ($1) 1.07> 2 1.12' > m (£1) 38s 6d
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    ANOTHER ISLAND DISPUTE
    103 11 Nirprised By British Claim mm Moscow, Nov. 17. to reports from Teheran. .1 authorities recently arlal of a Persian customs Ivshm island m the PerIn reply to a protest lodged rsiun Government, the Bristated that the arlal violated the status of id which belongs to the British
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    TREASURY BILLS
    35 11 London. Nov. 18. 1 >unt applied for m Treasury aa 1:67.490.000 The amount to bills at three months was The average rate per cent 0.2« d.. Pomn ir*H with 19s week. British Radio
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    HUGE OIL RESERVOIR
    96 11 Soviet Experts Estimate Of 500,000,000 Tons Moscow, Nov. 17. As the result of the extensive prospecting work carried out m the Emba region, the oil reserves of the region have been found to amount to over 500.000,000 tons. The district contains numerous oilfields, 18 of which have
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    EASTERN SUMATRA RUBBER ESTATES
    137 11 The directors of the Eastern Sumatra Rubber Estates report a profit for the year ended June 30, of £498, to which has been added £3.055 profit on realization of investments and £4.518 brought forward from the previous accounts. Buildings and machinery have been written down by
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    458 11 Singapore, Nov. 17. MEAT Beei steak (Round) Katl 28 Beet stew or curry do 22 Pork, lean do 42 Pork, lean and fat 1 1st. quality* do 33 Mutton Australian lb. 35 Fowl Kati 34 Hens 'Locally reared' do 38 Ducks Saigon > Each 68 Pigeons, domestic
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    NO SINO-SOVIET PACT
    46 11 Nanking Officially Denies Report Nanking, Nov. 17. The foreign office here has officially denied the Shanghai report regarding negotiations at Moscow and Nanking for a Sino-Soviet non- aggression pact. The Foreign Office said that the report was "entirely without foundation". Reuter Pacific Service
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    SOUTH PERAK RUBBER SYNDICATE
    134 11 Tin' first accounts ot the South Permk Rubber Syndicate, which was 1 formed as a result of a reconstruction of a company with a similar title, show a loss lor the period from June 16. 1932. to June 30 last of €101. to which has been
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    KARMEN RUBBER
    74 11 The accounts of Karmen Rubber. Limited, tor the year ended May 31, show a loss of £384 < against a profit .of .€614 for 1931-32 to meet which the directors have transferred £500 from the reserve for taxation and contingencies. A credit balance of £12.730 is carried forward
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      SUBMARINES FOR CANTON NAVY
      188 12 Canton, Nov. 12. Canton will shortly have a fleet of the most up-to-date submarines for coastal defence, according to the Chinese papers, which state that the Cantonese Navy has ordered several submersible craft from abroad and that these are expected to arrive here before the end
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      The History Of The Clan Line
      722 12 The History Of The Clan Line Like the majority of British Merchant Shipping Companies, the Clan Line I owes its origin to the courage and acumen of an individual. To quote Sir Archibald Hurd: "It was the expression of the mind of Charles William Cay- zer." Exactly ninety years ago
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      HELPING RIVALS
      355 12 Cheap Sales Of British Ships As indicating that a hardening 01 opinion on the dangers of selling effi- cient British vessels very cheaply to foreign owners is not entirely a quite recent development. some remarks made m May. 1932. by Sir John Latta may appropriately be recalled. He
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      SUNKEN TREASURE
      227 12 Local Syndicate To Salve D.E.I. Wrecks Cargoes of gold and tin ore said to Ibe worth hundreds of thousands of dollars are believed to be lying ti the bottom of the sea some distantfrom Singapore. A syndicate is being formed locally to attempt the salvage of three vessels
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      60 12 The death is announced m London of Mr. J. Ashton. former Chief Inspcc- tor of Police. Ceylon. Inspector Ashton had been connected with the Colombo Harbour Police lor nearly 25 years and was popularly known as the "Admiral of the Harbour." He rose to the post of Chief Inspector and
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      THE OKUJIRA
      44 12 New Submarine Depotship Japan Tokyo, Nov. 10. It is officially announced to-day that the newly built submarine depmshiD Okujira < 7.500 tons* will be launched at the naval yard at Yosuka on November 16 m the presence of the Emperor.- Reuters Pacific Service
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      37 12 i M.V Mak. UMM nett ?48 i m Lai 18 5E while «'ii rv i oore from B.i-.. hours. 41 mm ll aimed n p«>:' loaded ;md will tM exMnlnaUon T -> d Her eonmai w
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      347 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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      257 12 SINGAPOiTi:"' HARBOUR Ships aloncsidr u,r expected to 4TTnt Vast Wharf •Knlnr,, < Plancius n Cl Main Wharf < Kntran, r Hua Tong 13 jang 9; Kepong 7 Empire Dock (Entrance G Bengloe M H. gator 37; Ipoh H Empire Dm k <l nt Neleus 46 s West Wharf (latrmnce Cut*
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      552 13 British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO mmm sssn-ra h^ ia^tl^i^— OUTWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due Dae Tonnage. Singapore. Tonnaie. Sincaoore BANGALORE S.OOO Nov. 23 BURDWAN 6 OTO Feb 15 CAPTHAGE 15.000 Nov. 24 CHITRAL 15.000
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    2457 15 Calculations Upset By Heavy Going LAST DAY OF NOVEMBER Farthing Most Successful THE heat* going at Bukit Timah on Saturday afternoon upset general calculations for the day of the Singapore November rates, Silver Maze, Gone lp and Waratah winning unexpectedly to pay useful dividends. Farthing >vas the most successful jockey
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    419 15 Sill \J\_#l The following had one win each: \rgent. Diamond Dust. Gone Up. Lady tlona. La Gai. Lucky Number. Myane tfancykar. Silver Blaze. Silent Merchant, Voyager. Wattle Ash. Wampum Places only: Glad Eyes 2 seconds. Jungle Lore, second and third. Hard Jp. second and third. One
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    1225 15 Command Win Cup Match JOHORE OUTCLASSED ON THE PADANG THE Malayan Command defeated Johore m the Malaya Cup competition on the Padang on Saturday by 20 points to nil, beinjj superior m all departments, but particularly outside the scrum. 'lula > a Command lOpts Jon ore nil. Johoro again met
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      51 15 NOTICE. SINGAPORK SWIMMING CUB. The Pool will bo closed for cleaning on Sunday. November 19th. at 9 pm and will re-op«*n on Wednesday. 22nd instant, at 6 am High Tide In tile Pagar on Monday. 20th. at 11 26 am High Tide m the Pagar on Tuesday. 21st. at 12
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    1270 16 Highest Since 1909 SPURS JUST ESCAPE Hulme Back In Arsenal XI (From Our Own Correspondent. > London, Nov. IX. Middlesbrough, m scoring ten times s gainst Sheffield (Jniied to-day, put together the highest .-core m a Lsaguc match since l r >o9. The game v-3s
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    71 16 Another Australian Cable To The M.C.C. Melbourne. Nov. 18. Following is the text of the Australian Board of Cricket Control's latest cable to the Marylebone C.C.: "We appreciate the terms of your cablegram of October 9th and assume that such cable is intended to give the assurance asked
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    18 16 Mr. Blackwood. of the Sitiawan SubAgency of the Chartered Bank, will shortly be returning to the Ipoh Agency.
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    DURHAM'S THIRD WIN
    260 16 LANCASHIRE THEIR ONLY RIVALS Dark Blues' Impressive Rugby Form London. Nov. 18. Durham, who have already defeated Yorkshire and Cheshire and drawn with Cumberland, strengthened their position at the top of the Northern group m the County Rugby competition to-day by defeating Northumberland at Gosforth by 15
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    Singapore Draw With Selangor
    459 16 Singapore Draw With Selangor Hockey BUT THEY DESERVED VICTORY From Our Own CoiresponGent. Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 18. The finest game ol hockey witnessed on the padang lor a long time was seen this evening by a large crowd when Singapore and Selangor drew without scoring. It was a great game
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    36 16 tNew Delhi, Nov. 19 lth the last ball of the day Nichols led last man and won the MCC match against Delhi and District by an innings and 133 runs MCC 333 Mitchell scored 109— Reuter
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    DOLFATTAH IN GOAL
    412 16 DOLFATTAH IN GOAL AND DOES THE JOB WELL Malays Beat Chinese In Charity Match Malays 4; Chinese 2. The large crowd at Jalan Besar yesterday were surprised to see Dolfattah turning out as goalkeeper for the Malays m their charity match against the Chinese. He proved himself quite a useful
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING
    34 16 Shadow King Wins Williamstown Cup Tha Wlll Sydney, Nov. 19. The Williamstown Cup was run tn day and resulted as follow tO SHADOW KING 8 9 PRETZEL 9.5 I GREENHORN 6 13
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    475 16 FIGHT STOPPED IN SEVENTH ROUND Chinese Lad's Pluck Against Heavier Opponent There was a rather disappointing end to the main event at the New World last night, but it was one of those uni a voidable happenings which are so freltly experienced at boxing shows g. after
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