The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 November 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free press AND DAILY NEWS. B». 14.11ft. ESTD. 1835- ICONS, NOVEMBER 21. 1M33 1* CENTS.
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    RUSS RECOGNITION IS APPROVED
    71 1 S. Commended By Press Of Europe sk;mfic.\]nt appointment [Sriti^h Government Has Missed Good Opportunity" of the pending normalization of nuns between the Soviet and I'.S.A« special Kiince is read into the appointment of inovsky as Russian Ambassador at Washington. world press. <*n the whole, approves leionnition
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    SAFEGLARD TO PEACE
    133 1 Washincltin. Nov. 10. il by Washington corres- j New York Press that wing to the tact he ntlary of the Soviet at Japan's penetration into :.c China is probably the expert on Far Eastern correspondents hold >t without political slgnlEsrUar. Depart mt-nt has ae- -i-ow proposal and
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    ITALY AND THE LEAGUE
    173 1 Reuter. Tass. Relations To Be Examined Milan. Nov. 20. Italy's relations with the League ol Nations will be examined at a meeting of the Fascist grand council, on Dec. 5. according to the Gazette y Elpolo. of Turin, which says that the efficiency of the League
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    RUPEE RATE IS TOO HIGH
    73 1 Reuter Indian Merchants Want Depreciation Bombay. Nov. Recent depreciation of the dollar ha.s revived the agitation among Indian business Interests against the 1 M rupee. The powerlul East India Co-.ton Association, at an extraordinary meeting passed a resolution demanding substantial depreciation in the rupee ic
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    MORE WORK
    131 1 Reuter Wireless. Improvement In U.S. Figures Washington. Nor. lti. People to the number of 85.000 found employment during October, according to Miss Perkins, Secretary for Labour, who declares that payrolls increased by nearly $70,000,000 during the month ■jompared with September ReuT.»r Wireless. Washington, Nov. 15. General Johnson. Administrator
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    LONDON-CHINA
    44 1 Reuter All-British Air Mail Service Sought I.ondun. Nov. !i» A deputaton irom the China Committee uf the Manchester Chamber of. Commerce will wait on the Under-Sec-retary for Air on Nov. 29 to advance proposals for an all-British airmail service between Britain and China.
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    FOR FAR EAST
    39 1 Reuter. New S. African Trade Commissioner London. Nov. 20. Mr A T. Brennan. assistant trade commissioner for Sopth Africa In London, has been appointed South Alrican trade commissioner lor the Far Eas. wiih headquarters in Batavla.
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    DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE TO ADJOURN?
    401 1 Fateful Meeting At Geneva SO\ lET ATTITUDE Geneva, Nov. 20. A meeting is being held this after- noon at the residence of M. Avenol t which will probably decide the immediate luture of the Disarmament Conference. It is expected that a deMsion will be left to
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    FALL OF SPANISH GOVT. FORESHADOWED
    397 1 Confusion Reigns During Cortes Elections PREMIER REPORTED DEFEATED BY YOUNG CATHOLIC Madrid, Nov. 21). No-one knows who has won the elections as all parties are claiming victories. Results to hand indicate that the Kin hi has secured a slight advantage over the Socialists, while the
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    FOOCHOW RENDEZVOUS
    70 1 Japanese Marines And Chinese Hunt, h-Mi Nov. 211. With the landing of Japanese marines at Army and Foochow. Chinese politicians from north and south as well as disgruntled generals are pouring Into the latter city at the Invitation of leaders of the Iflth Route Army Mr. Eugene Chen
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    SIAM CUSTOMS
    72 1 Reuter Wireless New Dm rioi -(.< mr;il Appointed From Our Own Correspondent.» Bangkok. ov mi Phya Chalsurlndr. director-general ■of customs, has retired after a long period of service and Is succeeded by Phya Sevok. who was director of the Imports section. Cordava. Spain. Nov. -H. The twenty-four occupants
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    SUMATRA GOVERNOR & RESTRICTION
    74 1 SUMATRA GOVERNOR RESTRICTION Reuter. Thinks Useful Means Can Be Found BaUvla. Nov. The Governor 01 the East Coairt of Sumatra la of the opinion that U it Is certain rubber restriction is necessary a useful method of carrying It out can surely be found. He suggested that governmental Intervention should
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    FIRE FRAUDS ECHO
    97 1 lx>nil«.n Salvajif Officer Charged London. Nov. >t. Captain Brynmom- Eric Miles, chlel officer 01 the London Salvage Corps. was remanded ;it Bow Street police court this arternoon on a charge or conspiring with Leopold Harris and others to pervert the due course oJ 1 Justice. He was
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    SIR J. BRENAN
    30 1 Reuter. Hi'iiih.n Nov. M. Sir John and Lad> Brnun have fell by the P. and O. ss. Ran.hl foi Shaiifehal. where Sir John Is BritUh Coiiiui- General.
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      81 1 BIGIA TEA; Rrinjrs the freshness i fraprance of the 1 a y a n gardens t to your home. TODAYS ATTRACTIONS SPECIAL DINNER CLASSICAL MUSIC 8.15 p.m. to 9.15 p.m. DANCE (FORMAL) 9 45 p.m. to Mid-night WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 22nd, 9.45 p.m. to Midnight. THE FAMOUS ENTERTAINERS DON I MACKEY
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      160 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA CHRYSLER POWER ADELPHI SEA VIEW HOTEL HOTEL jtfftL WEDNESDAY FRIDAY |gv| SPECIAL DINNER DANCE THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE SATURDAY meets to-morrow at 1 p.m. NOVEMBER 25th Speaker: Miss < Jackson COrriAl niNMPP Subject "The Youth of To- SrttlAL
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    GROSSEST CONTEMPT OF COURT
    625 2 "I hope II is generally realised the Court will not tolerate tho sending of communications or this kind. Communications to a Judge with a view to influencing his decision in a matter is grossest contempt or court. "Whatever we m:ti do ur propose to do •>r
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    EXTRAORDINARY K.L. CASE
    158 2 CLAIM ON BEHALF OF GIRL Special Damages To Father i < HYom Ota Own Correspondent, i Kinl.l Lumpur. Nov. '.'0 Ad extraordinary case lias Just cons eluded at Kuala Lumpur. Three years ago Thomas St;t Muria. a local clerk, became engaged to Freda Marjorie Biggs, then 15
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    TO SIGN BOND
    266 2 German Engineer Is Charged Paul Theodor Pfankuchfn. aged 27. a German engineer, was charged before the third magistrate, yesterday with tailing to furnish the Chief Police Officer in Penang with certain particulars required under the Aliens Regiiitraiion Ordinance. An application mj made to have the accused sent
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    Law Notice For The Day
    66 2 Before the Chief Justice. Chief Juslice F.M.S. and Mr. Justice Mills in the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. No. 21—K. M. R. Murugappah Chettlar vs. Sedang Abdul Hamfd bin Saludln. No^ 22-H S. Arathoon trading as Stephens Paul and Co. vs. Chop Tene Chiang Before
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      232 2 TO LET. "OLENCAIRD," 11 Dalvey Road, from February to November. 1934, fully, furnished, all modern conveniences including frigldaire. Two tennis courts.; Apply Mansfield and Co., Ltd. FURNISHED FLAT available facing tennis court. Tang]in district. Own entrance. Mod. San. Phone. Oarage. Suitable for 2 pals or married couple. Very reasonable terms
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      1106 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS "*n BUSINESS CARDS j TENDERS R .1 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL Z FINEST QUALITY YORK CUT NOTICE. OH|)|\ N j/^^ EHGLISH HAMS Tenders. m J*****^} NOTICE la hereby given tnat tendeit VTR \i i„s( Hi Obtain your X'tnas suppltM are now invited for the followlm .materials or services and that
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    GREAT WORLD SALE COMMISSION
    232 3 Settlement Of Claims At $500 hi for ssou oi claim for arising out of an repudiated agreement for commission on sale of the perty In River Valley d In the Supreme in the ease in which I Ang Kong Tons. he action with rn parties themi\-
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    NO JURISDICTION
    167 3 teemed Must Answer Charge In lpoh thai 1 assaulted the comMsin with an Iron rod ago and this charge has a against me in eensempanton la only a young I not guilty. Whai I wi* to whether complainant will pay back bo Singapore it we are by the
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    THEETS STOPPED
    195 3 i' When Ait used. Hound Over, Was Arrested \i Syed [small bin Sj*d Aiwi. a young: Javanese, was bound over in a suns oi t S5O to be <>t good behaviour tor three months belore Mr. N. Grice. the second magistrate, yesterday. A constable attached to the Joo
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    27 ROBBERS KILLED
    260 3 OFFICIAL CASUALTIES OF BETONG RAID No Political Motive For Attack The following has been received Irom the Siamese District Officer. Betong: The Lord-Lieutenant of Nagora Sri- dharnraj Province who had been on the spot (at the time oi the attack on the [ruiice Station at Belong) has
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    LICENCE OVERSIGHT
    180 3 Mr. Joe Fisher Of Capitol Fined $66 A line of $50 was lmpovd yesterday by Mr. H A Forrer. the criminal district judge. OD Mr. Joe Fisher, tiv licensee of the Capitol Restaurant, tin ,a charge 01 importing for salt 1 11 Ib. |o( "Capitol Aces" cigars without
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    WOMAN'S SCREAMS
    119 3 Frighten Away Alleged Kidnappers Spremhan. Nov. 17. Marayee. u Tamil woman, told the SiTcmban iriiiyistratc a story of how lour pt-ople uttemptPd tr> kidnap bar. Bhe said that whilt' shp was standinir at tin- door oi a irt^nd's house DM night the four Tamils who were now: In
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    EMPIRE PROTECTION
    207 3 Reuter Wireless. Action Urged Against Japanese Competition London, Nov. 15. Japanese competition was discussed i at a meeting of merchants and ShipI pers in London, which passed a rej solution urging the Government to itake a firm stand for the protection of British. Indian and Empire manu- factures
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    SINGORA REGIS
    290 3 Hoyal Stay Bring's Wave Of Prosperity ■From Our Own Correspondent.l Bangkok, Nov. 15. Singora is proud of its new found importance since the King and Queen have come to reside in the old city. Following the example of the town of Bognor. Slngora is now spoken of as
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    RETRENCHED
    53 3 Municipal Committee No. 3 hm approved the retrenchment of the Anslm ant Roads Engineer (South Division' with the Krant of three months' pay n lieu or notice, in addition to Iravearned under the Regulations The General Committee of ihe Municipal Commissioners approved the retrenchment of the 4th A-sslstant Assessor
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      87 3 Ml Q v Pow has been appointed the Chartered Bank. I ,S^,^^ y.-^B B flB) I SB B I Bw -f v^3-S- J I nJNIFORNHTY_| 1\ A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD., 3-A, Raffles Quay, Telephone No. 2234. W»j w AncKovy SANDWICH PASTE Or [«t!i;ii>s you piv- »<t«<-1^!."4-.-t—- Jl fcr Prawn Paste? S^
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      21 3 Mr T S Anthony ol Messrs. A. A. Anthony and Co.. Penang. returned from leave by the Blue Funnel liner Menestheus.
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      128 3 A RUSTON-LISTER High speed Diesel Marine Engine. 38 b.h.p. at 1,000 r.p.m. Nett weight 24 cwts. Running costs only 30 to 40 cents per hour. On view at our Head Office Showrooms, River Valley Road. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. SINGAPORE. BRANCHES. As modern tjii as t»*° I I^9 3 4 This
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    WENT TO KUALA LUMPUR TO SEE WOMAN
    2305 4 Concluding Evidence In Siamese Priest Case JANE OLSEN'S ALLEGED PART IN AFFAIR The lengthy trial ot five persons on a charge ot kidnapping Vutthalsara. the Siam.-se head priest ut the Tiger Ti'inple in Race Course Road, and hts secretary. "Charlie" Bang, came to
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    JUDGMENT DEFFERED
    69 4 Mr. Bawett's reply was brief He made a formal submission that "anybody hearing the evidence in the case can have no doubt at all what real* happened. Each of the five accused was responsible for the conveyance of The priest and his secretary and therefore they are all
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    NEW DIPHTHERIA CURE
    29 4 Tass. u Harkov. Nov. 17 The Ukrainian Institute ot Sanitation and Bacteriology El to distribute a "S medicine securing oerfect inoculation against diphtheria r or children
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      161 4 COMING HERBERT MARSHALL t0 the W^lF^ MADELEINE CARROLL CAP'TOL 'ifW CONRAD VEIDT "The Best British Achievement ■'•Sta^JW^^k i far Da 'y Mail ih'vbb "I WAC A CDV 8 FAMOUS ENGLISH TABLE DELICACIES GILLARD'S Celebrated L. V. Pickle, Menager Pickle and Mixed Pickles GILLARD'S Assorted j^j^jjjjfc POTTED MEATS fe^ and 2Sc^
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      436 4 Hop Ale $400 COMPETITION t v- LION 2 RflT 3 bir, >LX -ft _S KETTLE 6. BIRD 7 CrtW^ —»^J 13. WfITCH I .4 Bflfly I*S LOCs^?7^ L *J j The ANSWERS an to bi fund laiogst these WORDS BANGS BARKS BAYS ***** CHIMES HlRis CLANGS CRACKS CRAWLS DRONES i.ltl
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    WARRANT FROM BOMBAY
    132 6 WHITE RUSSIAN ARRESTED Extradition Application Renewed Re-arrested on a fresh warrant ir-im Bombay. Herman Wolinxki. a Whit* ROMtalti was again produced before Mr.: 11. A. Porrer. the criminal district Judge, yesterday en an application for his I extradition under the Fugitive Offend- its' Art. He is charged
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    MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    211 6 Mr. W. L. Stevenson And Miss P. J, Gibson Tin- wedding took plan- on Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road. Singapore, of Mr William Lylc Stevenson, ol Unite;! Engineers, eldest son of the late Mr James Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson, nf Greenock. and Miss Pauline
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    BOOSTING THE ATOM
    112 6 Special Conference All For Itself Leningrad. Nov. 17. The first all-Union conference on the atom has been opened here. Several scores of Soviet scientists from different parts of the Union., und representatives of the world of science of France. England, and' Germany, are attending the conclave. In
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    PLANTER SUED
    66 6 Maintenance Of $155 A Month For Wife The hearing concluded before the Seremban magistrate yesterday in the case in which Mr. T. P. Egan, manager of Pajam Estate, Pajam, near' Mantin, was sued by his wife for maintenance when the parties agreed: to the sum of $155 per
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    $150 Must Be Won
    330 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 14 in which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played in the first round proper of the EnKlish FA. Cup
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    HOW TO MAKE YOUR CLAIM
    245 6 A duplicate list is provided in which the competitor may keep a record of his entries. These small lists must not on any account br used for entries— they are only lor the convenience of competitors. Competitors who have forecasted correctly EIGHT or more matches
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    A BOOM BEGINS IN BRITAIN
    636 6 "No Such Industrial Opportunity Since 1900" .From Our Own Correspondent* London. Nov. 2. »I do not think Great Britain has had such an opportunity for Industrial nrogress and expansion as she has at the present (Imp since perhaps 1900. So said Lord Melchett. director of
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    STILL IN HOSPITAL
    88 6 Attempted Suicide's Ix»ve And Money Troubles Unrequited hive and financial troubles were said to have led tn Kang Peck Clieo. un unemployed school: teacher, attempting to tulce his life by' drinkine poison on Nov. n when he was pri>du»'ed before Mr. R. J. F. Cur- Us. the
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    DOES OWN HOUSE-WORK AT 70
    169 6 With the Help of Krusrhon •Tor nine years no» I j,, Kruschen Salts and t-oiiid not r\ n m out ihem. I take third in a cup 01 watt-r .m hot ;t., 1, n It. No sickness, no lmiliu lu n am '.0 years of
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    THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
    75 6 Mr. Geuitrey Hudson, oivultut ua author, arrived in Singapore ywurdi) His tlrst and second public lectures will be al the Adelphi Hotel Root Gardri 1 to-day and tn-morrow at 6.15 p tr. subjects befrnc •■Clairvayam-f and th*Life After IVath" and 'An Ocruit Vic* 0f Health and Diw-as*-" rwpectlvel>
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      27 6 ■■in.....,.......,..,,.., It is ideal for a quick deodorant during hot weather,—jutt the thing for covering and protect^g red, sensitive snnburn, toothing and fragrant, perfect baby powder. ggaissas
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      182 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 14. j I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competl- I tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press in all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results of
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      28 6 This duplicate list Is for the convenience of competitors in keeping a record of their entries and on no account should It be sent to the Free Press.
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      143 6 ARE YOU A SPORTSMAN? j Every sportsman wean (he IMPROVED Polo Sinnlrt. i 80cts. Each. NOW ON SALE AT:- 1 S. SHIMURA CO 82-2 BRAS BASAH ROAD SINGAPORE. Tel. 4382. i BETTER BE SURE THAN SORRY!!! If you are considering the purchase of a used car the one sure way
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    32 7 Reuter Wireless. Stockholm. Nov. 16. Tlie Rembrandt painting of "Jeremeu mourning over the destruction of Jerusalem." which was stolen yesterday has been found by the police concealed fn a wood near Stockholm
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    "MAKER OF STARS"
    199 7 Irene West And Her Company Moving On Miss Irene West and her troupe of entertainers say farewell to RitißaiXJre on Thursday when they leave for Fenang. Miss West has earned 'h? sobriquet of "The maker of stars The Mackey Twins, wh'i have shown Singa- pore the real
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    BARBER'S UNTRUTHS
    107 7 Only Stabbed Three People! Not Four Dec. 22 was fixed yesterday by the second magistrate for the hearing of the case in which a Hindu barber named Suppiah Naidu is charged with the attempted murder of a colleague and voluntarily causing hurt to two others. The affair was
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    GANGSTER CHARGE
    63 7 Case Adjourned For Papers When Soh Ah Nyak appeared before the second magistrate, yesterday to answer a charge of gang robbery. Court rnspector C. J. Bembroke said that he had not yet received the papers from Ihe Deputy Public Prosecutor and applied for a postponement. The case was
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    METEORITE LOCATED IN NORTH ANHUEI
    68 7 Reuters Pacific Service. Nanking. Nov. 13. The meteorite which caused so much speculation a fortnight ago when It blazed through the heavens and struck the earth at some place unknown has* Anally been located. Information received here to-day shows that the meteorite Ml In the
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    "BITTER SWEET"
    154 7 British Screen Triumph Opens To-Night The Canltol announce that the Bri- Uah Dominion production of Ncrl Cowards tamous play. -Bitter Sweet will ooen tonight, the screening having L j been accelerated by one day It wi'l !t be remembered that the original phw ran in London (or two
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    MALAY GIRL DROWNED
    46 7 'From Our Own Correspondent MaUeea, Nov. H A drowning fatality occurred on Tues day last at Chabau. six miles from Jusin. tht: victim being an eight-year-old Malay girl. The child was said to have fallen into a well while looking after s baby
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE
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      BIRTH.
      15 8 GOLDIE—At Exeter, on Nov. 18th. to Olive, wife of C. H. Goldle. a daughter.,
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      DEATH.
      16 8 AITKEN.— At the General Hospital. Singapore, on Nov. 20th. 1933. Mrs. James Aitken. aged 63.
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1933 Brighter Tin Outlook
    454 8 THE article on the tin situation I from the Free Press London correspondent which we publish this morning will make pleasant reading for members of the Malayan tin mining industry, at all events that part of it which i
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    972 8 Mr A. STROK. who has arranged I so many celebrity tours In the oast will introduce to Singapore on I Thursday evening at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Ignaz Friedman one i of thi? world's leading pianists. Slnga- > pore's music lovers—and there are i some despite
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    418 8 Mr. D. O. Hall, ol the Trade and Customs Department. F.M.S.. has returned from home. Mr. J. c. H. Aitken. of Buklt Karangan Estate. Pahang Sereai. ,Kedah. returned from home recently. The marriage took place on Oct. 30 at the Chateau de Bel Air. Hommes. In
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    Provincial Affair
    539 8 It was in the reign Wang .says I1: f question o! th.- u tribe In u dtstai.acute "Summon th*- ciitet r. the Empire." urU mains are so Mttn. tlon or this ren. escaped my memory l The Chief Oeogr*i»--j kotowed. "Explain to th. r. Ignorant, said cellor. "whu
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      68 8 "NO ONE CAN SAY THAT IT IS WRONG to take a girl out for an evening and not spend any money on her," says a writer. Not at all; it's merely extremely difficult. On the other hand it is extremely easy to take out a "GAFLAC" MOTOR CAR POLICY which
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    STARTLING NEW NAZI LAWS PLANNED
    121 9 Reuter Wireless. SEXUAL OFFENDERS TO BE STERILISED Marriage Annulment Decree Berlin, Nov. 15 u.il erimtnals will suffer extreme penalties and persistent 1 "[lenders are threatenec with is.itioii as the result of new laws the Cabinet. Cruelty to however committed, will be :>unishi>d and heavy sentences
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    Marriage Law
    168 9 Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wire t Cabinet has adopted a new ::.dtr which it will be possible for court to annul a marriage entered solely for the purpose of obtaini title or a name. mm it Is hoped to stop the pracby which men with ancient 1 names or
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    MALAYA IN COMMONS
    291 9 Novel Suggestion By A Lord 'From Our Own Conespondent.) London, Nov. 17. Intriguing have Malayans in London found .Lord Beaverbrook's suggestion that "The Crown Coloniss are entitled 1 to representation at Westminster." He declares that your tariff laws are. In effect, made by this Parliament home here,
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    Trouble Starts
    93 9 Reuter. Madrid. Later, juble is reported from many s in the Provinces. :bs were exploded at Palma-de-rca. They demolished a tramihe Irani depot, so that no .ire running, and they crippled ■trie power transformer, pa are guarding the headquarters Bank o: Spain, the electric light works, and other
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    GERMAN BOYCOTT
    90 9 Reuter Wireless. Action By British .lev*s London, Nov. 17. Full machinery has been created for an intensive boycott of German goods and services In accordance with the resolution of the conference o£ Jewish representatives on Nov 5. Sir Robert Mond has accepted presidency of the Jewish Representative Council.
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    BOMB OUTRAGES
    51 9 Renter Wireless. At Three Centres from Cairo To Barcelona London. Nov. 17. bomb outrages are reported from places us tar afield as Barcelona. Cairo uiid Innsbruck. At the last named place the University has been closed a; a sequel to the throwing of smoke bombs by a Nazi
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    UNABLE TO FINISH
    128 9 India Committee May Be Reconstituted London. Nov. n. Another stage in the preparation of the new Constitution for India ended today when tbc deliberations of the Joint Select Committee with the Ind'an delegates concluded. The Joint Committee, which had still to consider the question of Burma and
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    Rush To Gibraltar
    186 9 Reuter Wireless. Gibraltar. Nov. Iti, da ol British residents in the Andalusia, and tourists of all are flocking into Gibraltar of acts nf violence durin? finish general elections on SunExtra police and military meets are arriving at the thousand candidates belong■t! parties are feverishly contor the voters*
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    MAIL PLANE CRASH
    73 9 Reuter Wireless. On Site Of RlOl Disaster Beau va is. Nov. 16. French mail plane flying between ;ind London crashed In flames today where the RlOl met her One of the engines burst into ■s. but the pilot and wireless rator Jumped to safety in their ■liutes
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    SINGAPORE TO LEARN WHAT THEOSOPHY IS
    577 9 Reuter. Author To Give Three Lectures During Week What is thcosophy? It is a religion.l philosophy or a science? "To all questions, yes and no." said Mr. Geoffrey Hodsun, theosophlcal lectiirer and author to a reporter of the Free Press upon his arrival in
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    Britain Absent
    128 9 Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Nov. 15. The Small Pow?re share Mr. Arthur Henderson's disapproval at the absence ol Ministerial delegates of the Great Powers at the last meeting »J the Bureau, thereby militating against any possible progress of the negotiations. The Greek. Czecho-Slovaklan. Dutch. Norwegian and Polish delegates, who
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    Rome Next?
    159 9 Reuter Wireless. London. Nov. IK. Sir John Simon and Mr. R. A. Eden are going to Geneva to-morrow to consult with Mr Arthur Henderson and other leaders with regard to the re- sumption of the disarmament conference. The announcement follows a message from Rome expressing official delight at
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    Japan's Position
    79 9 Tass. Geneva, Nov. 19. The "Magazin des Nations" comments editorially on the statement at Mr. Sato, the Japanese representative at the Disarmament Conference, that Japan will continue co-operation with the conference, however, only passively because he considers that the disarmament problem now concerns only Europe. "Everybody understands.", writes
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    NO COFFIN
    60 9 Reuter Wireless. Cvprian Archbishop Buried Nicosia, Cyprus. Nov. 17. The body of Archbishop Kyrillos who was head ot the auto-cephalous orthodox church of Cyprus, sitting on bh throne holding a bible, was carried on the shoulders of the chiefs of other churches in a mile long procession today
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    132 9 London. Nov. 20. Messrs Symington and Wilson's rubber market closing prices to-day were Spot i Sellers i 4 7 32d. <4 3 16d Buyers' 4 5 32d <4' 8 d> Jan.-March 4» 4 d. '4 7 32d.> April-June 4 516d. «4 5 32d.> July-September 4 13 32d <4
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      12 9 W. T. Baker has returned to ;ipore after a visit to England.
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      JUDGE'S DISCRETION TO IMPOSE IMPRISONMENT
      2746 10 ir the conduct of the per- m the books have been en- re may be other matters "uence the decision, and enpt has been made to deal ex- <rtth the subject in this I wish to say that I ;><-' a practice which I been
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      DOLLAR'S UPS AND DOWNS
      421 10 Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless. EQUALISATION FUND IN OPERATION Commodity Markets Unsettled London. Nov. 15. On tho Stock Exchange today nervounsess due to the continued sharo depreciation ol dollars further reduced business considerably and. with liquidation, especially in the aiternoon. increasing, prices In
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      BEAR SYNDICATES
      121 10 Reuter Wireless. London, Nov. IK. Syndicates of bear speculators which hold big lots of dollars in anticipation of a further fall in the rate, wen caught by the sudden upward changej overnight from the closing level of 5.50 < to 5.30 and they hastily covered part, of their
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      77 10 November 20, 12 o'clock noon D o Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose) i 3 i 2 13% R.S.S. equal to London Standard. <F.0.8.i 13 13 16 1315 16 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Dec. 13% 133/4 I Jan.-Mar. 137* 14 April-June 14'
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      RAPIDLY IMPROVING TIN OUTLOOK
      759 10 American Demand Well Maintained continue to do so until Dec 31 than one-third of capadtj outlook lor Hn-3har<h.,M, improving and they would 0., follow the advice *:<•■ o to me City this week and 10 "hold 0 shares tor all they are worth Hut Stocks Arc
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    Exchange Rates
    203 10 November 20 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' 8 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London, T.T. 2 4 5 64 Lyons and Paris, demand 950 Hamburg,
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    LEWA RUBBER ESTATES
    80 10 The profit of the Lewa Rubber Estates for the year ended June 30 amounted to .e 1,790 'against £1.736 for 1913-32). to which has been added £1.795 brought In from the previous accounts. A dividend of 10 per cent Is again to be paid on the Participating
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    Singapore Produce Prices
    158 10 Novein bir 10. 12 o'rlork noon Buyers SHlrn Gambler Java Cube Hamburg Cube Muntok White Pepper White Pepper Black Pepper Copra, sundrled 3 15 Copra, mixed 2 45 Smali Hake Tapioca Med. Pearl Tapioca Small Pearl Tapioca Ungga Sago Flour Fair Sago Flour Palembang Jelotong II.1 Banja
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    GERMAN EXPORTS
    46 10 Reuter Wireless. Up On The Month Hut I*** For Year Bcrttn. No' German exports lor Oruil 32.000.000 marks up over S«T< although 38.500,000 marks il"»" Ortob«>r. 1932 Import* were similarly up W*»° mark* and down 51.000 000 eo with the corresponding figures I year.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST: Yesterday's Closing Quotations
    819 11 N0VEMMB M* l«3. ,i Buyers seller* 1 KuicDA!i>: t 82« Gd 33b I Malay t£> 9d 37s 9d to (6 15s 15s 9d i 1.35 1.40 35s 36. ,ng .$1) 30 33 v iU 10V, 112' 2 [£I> 38s Gd 40s 5s 5s 6d
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    KILLINGHALL (RUBBER) DEVELOPMENT
    130 11 Including 13.027. bring tribute re- i ce'.ved on the tin-ore recovered from a portion oi ttw sub-leased area, thf pro- fit of the Killinghall < Rubber' Development Syndicate for the past year amounted to £t.435. Instead oi making the usual allocation for depreciation the directors have transferred
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    CASTLEFIELD (KLANG) RUBBER
    81 11 The Castleford <Klang> Rubber Estate incurred a loss of £807 for the year to June 30. This reduces the credit balance to be carried forward to £1.004 Instead of making the usual allocation lor depreciation the directors have transferred £8.500 from reserve and applied it to writing
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    TIN EXPORT DUTY
    270 11 Slight Reduction In NewScale Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 20. The campaign of the Malayan tin miners to secure a reduction of tlv much more omrous scale of export duty on F.M.S tin announced a few months ago h:is had oartial success. At a conference over which H.E. the
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    MALAYA TRADE
    202 11 .Foreign Trade of Malaya during October In Thousands oi irs> i GROSS EXPORTS UROSS TRADE GROSS IMPORTS <■ ih Monthly Cumulative Total Monthly Cumulative Total Cumulative Total Monthly 1932 <5i 1933 I6> 1932 (71 1933 <8> 1932 (91 1933 (101 1932 ill' 1933 112' 1932 (13' 1933 i2>
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      357 11 MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LTD. (Incorporated In England) Capital £3.000.000 Subscribed 1,800,000 Paid-up 1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 1,246.735 BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. M. Ryrle Esq., Chairman. P. R. Chalmers, Esq., Charles J. Hambro, Esq., W. H. Shelford. Esq. Sir Thomas Catto. Bart Sir C. C. Barrlr. K.B.E. Sir C.
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    Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals
    115 12 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 ivia Jerantut) Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan < via Padang Besar) Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan
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    BY STEAMER. TRAIN & AEROPLANE TO-DAY
    274 12 BY STEAMER. TRAIN AEROPLANE TO-DAY Karlmoa Mersing p a.m., Karlmon Kwong Yick 9 a.m. Rhio B*-e Tong 9 a.m Pulau Tekong Meranri 9 am Fengerang Hnck Keng 9am' North. N.-East and N -West Sumatra Kola Tjandi II am Ceylon'. Egypt*. Europe" and USA President Johnson II a.m. Siam 'except Lower
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    31 12 From China by Cremer in Singapore to-day. From Holland and Germany by Johan de Witt In Singapore to-morrow From China and Japan by Akita Maru in Singapore to-morrow afternoon.
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    DELIVERY OF MAILS IN LONDON
    24 12 Mail despatched from Singapore on 1 prt 27 by Mantua were th-mSed in London on Nov. 18 >22 days).
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    AIR MAIL FROM JAVA
    21 12 Mails trom Batavla and Palembang, by aeroplane are expected at the General Post Office. Singapore, at 230
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    AIR MAIL (DUTCH) SINGAPOREAMSTERDAM
    23 12 The Air Mail despatched trom Singapore on Nov. 8 was deliveredl iS London on Nov. 18 th .10 days.
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      DIESEL-ELECTRIC TUG
      604 12 Kemarkable New Vessel On The Thames Interest has been aroused In shipping circles by the delivery of a Diesel-elec-trlc tug to the Union Lighterage company for work on the Thames A similar tug is in service on the Tees, but the Lectro will be the first ol her
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      CANTON SHIPPING
      99 12 Reuters Pacific Service. Depression On East River Canton. No\. i. Shipping business on the East River Is reported to have been seriously hi! by the operation ol the newly completed motor highways connecting Canton with the various towns located on the River. A survey reveals that at present
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      BEACONS WITHDRAWN
      63 12 The Master Attendants office has Issued a noticeto mariners concerning the withdrawal nf surveying beacons in the Sarawak River approaches. 4 The MM Motor Vessel Felix Roussel is due Here irom Colombo un Friday, at 6 a.m. and will sail on the same day at 2 p.m for
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      THE DISCOVERY II
      346 12 Whaling Observations in The Antarctic The Royal research ship Discovery 11.. a vessel specially bull: lor s.'ientiric observation in the Antarctic, hai left en her third commission in the far South On her outward voyage tin will cull at Trlstant da Cunha with letter malls for the
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      "ATLANTIQUE" FIRE
      240 12 (lerrmin Sailor ArrtMed In Marseilles p*ris. Oei it A German sailor has been arresr.t! at Marseilles and icund to be in pus- session of a number of cheddiucartridges and detonators. whose intended use he ruluses !o Indlc-tt I' is suggested that he may haveV.d something to do with
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      NOTICE To MARINERS
      47 12 Malay Peninsula. East Coast-Kelan-tan. Tumpai-Wreck reponed Position.- At a distance oj about lißht-beacon Lat im, ng 10^ 09 E -approx. Description.- Sunken Reek of a Kl.ng tongkang loaded *,th 50 tons tron ore. In 30 ,'eet of wat« M^n!' OrttV- Captaln "Wil-i. M S
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      CLEARANCES
      23 12 Nov. 19-Soedoe. D Van Twisi Both Makasser. Hong Ho. £s~- was amv. a, Co7nOliZi IS to pnxjed -longrtde The s" H fcJS
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      SINGAPORE HARBOUR
      304 12 w A Johns- :i 11 Entire 1,,,,, Empire lx« k fEMru Hdcua 46. sti W>M Wharf (Kin.., Conn- Verde i Jnrdim i U, IPIU ll\KK4|. k >l»ln Hh,r( Lch. "Lads E^ Planorbis *»t r OH Uhjirf NU Coal Whirl VESSELS IN Ml MH Albert I)(nk: N.. Vin.-ru IN^k
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      95 12 TRANSLATIONS fro» or tn l>*lch. French. Ormta. Norwegian COOKS TRANSLATION BUBBAO, It. R«bln.«on Ko»4T.S.S. Owing to annual Mrvtr< ings of Mi wad to P" Belawan on Thur^.l 23rd and.Wihl9.Vl. will li She wfl itMM h« Thursday. Decinilxr I. S. K. LINE. ISHIH4K4 INDI'fTHtAI W numroKi ro rlncorporat< RFC.ri %k »nrt«Hi
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    PERAK TOO GOOD FOR SINGAPORE
    453 15 Outplayed In State Hockey Match >:d Our Own Correspondent Koala I.umpur. Nov. 17. Singapore, l. ■ik Stati hockey team overthe Singapore team before a i*d and won by 3 goals to one. ipore lorwards played a me and it was not uniil late tr.d nail
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    CHINESE ATHLETICS
    360 15 Scfangar Girl's Jump Of Nearly 4 Feet Ph£ prt"Parati°ns lor the All-Malaya Chinee Athletic meet, to be beW to ho days, the Selangor Chines,- held i tinr amateur mating last wo,k-end. b>f^ n torla Instltution ground, before an otiprmous crowd Competitors of both sexes fr Om all' parts
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    POLO IN SLUMP
    166 15 Effort To Revive Interest In Kuala Lumpur Fur the past few months the Selangor Polo Club has been unable to find sufficient players and games have s had. therefore, to be suspended. This j unfortunate state of affairs has been brought about by the depletion of Its
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    M.C.C. IN INDIA
    94 15 Match Against Viceroy's Team The Nawab of Pataudl has regretfully declined to play for HE. the Viceroy's team against the M.C.C. at Delhi on Nov. 21. 22 and 23. R. J. O. Meyer cannot play as he cannot come t.o Delhi at that time. His Excellency's team,
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
    92 15 Entries are invited lor the aboh-e j competition under the auspices of the ISC.F.A Any Club or Association de- siring to participate must apply for i affiliation to the Association. The annual affiliation fee is $5. The entrance lee for this competition Is $5. Entries close on Nov.
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    THE CALCUTTA RACING SEASON
    321 15 Entries For Viceroy's Cup Race Calcutta. Nov. 12. Following are the entries for the King-Emperor's Cup (ana mile' to br run on December 16th:— Mr. G. L. Lyon's iB. Aust. G.I Comprls: Mr. Eves (Bid Star of Italy Capt. E A. Elßi'f and Mr. a. V.
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    WEIGHT-LIFTING
    100 15 Singapore Open Championships All entries for the forthcoming championships are definitely closed. Further entries will not be entertained. Competitors who have sent in their names for registration for the tournament are requested to attend at tba premises of the Young Muslim! Physical Literary Union. 136 Tanjong Katong Road. on
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    BRAMTOCO PING-PONG TOURNAMENT
    119 15 Following is the result of the quur- ter and semi-final ties of the Braintoco Sports Club open ping-pong championship-Quarter-final: Tuh Chyi Llat beat A. F. Brown 21 -13. 21 16. 21 -9 Low Choon Poh bear Tan Chon Quee 121^17. 21-14. 15-21. 11-21. 21-15.: I Heng Ytck
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    KENG HOCK STILL LEADS
    97 15 The Best Malayan Footballer According to votes received up to 1130 a.m. on Saturday the following are the first 12 in order ol number of votes received in the competition to decide who Is Malaya's best footballer King Hock. Dolfattah. Henry. Mat Noor. Boon Lay. Goon
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      39 15 jM outdoor life and JM W? sport, for skins made M tender by wind rno A sun. Built in a heavier way.with specially honed edges, Probak makes light of the most stubborn bi.Ltles. 5 blades 50-75 10 blades |V5O
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      19 15 Mr. L. A. Thomas. Deputy Commissioner cl Police. F.M.S. is expected to return Irom home leave by the Aeneas
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      64 15 /UPERLATIVf QUALITY I AT AM f CONOMICAL I State Express 555 Cigar- I ettes appeal insistently I to those discriminating I smokers who will be I satisfied only with the ocst» 1 ney sta.no apart from all others in their unique qualities I PHI Ikh 6O CCNT/ Pf R TIN
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    LAL SINGH NOT TO PLAY FOR INDIA
    488 16 Not Qualified By Birth Or Residence A BOMBSHELL FROM CALCUTTA AL Singh, the young Kuala Lumpur cricketer, is not likely to play for India in the Test matches against the M.C.C. This is not because of a faffing off of form since the
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    LAWN TENNIS IN SIAM
    303 16 Arrangements For Regional Championships From Our Own Correspondent.) The Lawn Tennis Association of Slam held its annual meeting during [the course of the week Last year the Association donated a cup for thei championship -singles" of the North. and a cup for the chaniDionship singles' oi
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    MISS JOYCE COOPER
    78 16 (Jirl Swimmer to Visit Australia Miss Joyce Cooper, holder of three British Empire swimming championships and all British records from 100 to 500 yards, has accepted an Invitation from the New South Wales Women's Amateur Swimming Association to visit Australia this winter. All the expenses will be
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    ENGLAND WIN THE RUBBER
    220 16 AUSTRALIANS BEATEN AGAIN Second Rugby Test At Leeds England won the Rugby rubber against Australia at Leeds on Armistice Day when she defeated the Australian touring side by 7 points to 5. This was the second of the series of three matches, which are played under
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    S.C.C. RUGBY FIXTURES RE-ARRANGED
    165 16 Ao the arrangement of the tournu- ment fixture between Merchants and Public Services, the Scotland vs. the Rest match, and the S.C.C. vs. Public Services Ist. XVs match at the end of the month would necessitate a number at players taking part in three strenuous games
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    ANOTHER MITCHELL 100
    255 16 Reuter. Fine Innings For M.C.C. At New Delhi Mitchell, the Yorkshire cricketer, played a chanceless innings o( 109 lor the M.C.C. against Delhi and District at New Delhi the M.C.C. winning by an innings and 133 runs 'as reported briefly in the Free Press yesterday. Mitchell was
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    ARMSTRONG SCORES FOUR FOR S.R.C.
    679 16 But S.C.C. Win By Odd Goal In Nine Hockey S.C.C 5: S.R.C The folly of wearing rubber shoes for hockey on a soft ground was demonstrated at the Fadang yesterday when the SRC. and S.C.C. second strings met. Several of the S.R.C. forwards who wore
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    WALES WINS
    155 16 Reuter. England Lose International Championship London. Nov. 15. By beating England at Newcastle by two goals to one. Wales won the Association Football International championship for the second successive year. Th?re was heavy rain and the ground was partly warei -logged and only 10.000 people saw the match.
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    INTER-CLCB MATCH
    192 16 Golf Island Club Bgtf lapu^ The following ar ihc four-ball match pl. t Club between tin and th» Island Club ijapanesp player-, mtntii K Hiyoshi and K H L. Lim and C" <> I I. Oshlma and K OhU 0 F and R. Me>er 0 Y. Chlkamoto anc
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    ISLAND CLUB
    27 16 November MonihU Medals The November Monti I 'Strokel compe'ltion for n played for or. Saturday Nov. 25 ?nd 25. and foi Thursday, the 28th instant
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    December Mixed Foursome
    15 16 The December Mated I competition will »aite pl.ice on day. Dec 7.
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    MISS SIM WINS
    44 16 [Printed and Published by ALFRED STANLEY BANKS. Bt the otfic< Singapore Free Press. Limited 78, Cecil Street. Singapore. Straits The replay lor the Novtmbrr L Spoon between Miss M M H Miss A M Stm resulted in i «t Miss Sim.
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      33 16 The fourth of the series of refresher discussions for referees and players arranged by the S.A.F.A. will be held this evening at the Stadium at 630 The subject is, "Interpretations Under Law 9."
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