The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 November 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. No. 14,120 ESTD. 1835. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 It CENTS
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    NANKING TO FIGHT REBELS
    275 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh MOBILISATION OF THE LOYAL PROVINCES Chiang Kai-Shek Flies To National Government has ordered the mobilisation of all forces m the loyal provinces to Liiard against more risings m other parts of China. The mohilisation order specifies particularly tht rebellion m Fukien which
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    ROYAL OPENING OF PARLIAMENT
    368 1 Colourful Scene At Westminister London. Nov. 21. The State opening of Parliament by the King and Queen was carried out ac- cording to the ancient ceremonial of Parliament m dull weather, but there I was the usual brilliant scene m the I House of Lords. The
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    MINERS TRAPPED
    118 1 Colliery Disaster In England London, Nov. 19. The worst colliery disaster m Eng- and this year occurred at Grassmoor Colliery, near Chesterfield, at 3 a.m. when an explosion brought down a (heavy lall of debris from ,'.ie roof, resulting m eighteen out of ;^1 ...en being I entombed.
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    ADMIRAL FORBES
    81 1 To Command First Battle Squadron London, Nov. 19. Vice-Admiral Charles Forbes, who participated m the Jutland Battle as Flag-Commander to Admiral Jellicoe. has been appointed Vice-Admiral commanding the First Battle Squadron and Second-in-Command m the Mediterranean m succession to Vice-Admiral Sir Romber Dakhouse, to date from about April
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    "Suicidal"
    899 1 Nanking. Nov. 21. The National Government has issued a decree ordering the Executive Yuan and the National Military Commission immediately to enjoin their subordinate organs to take prompt measures for the early suppression of the Fukien rebellion.— Reuter. Shanghai. Nov. 21 The Chinese press bitterly criticises as suicidal to
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    SEVERE EARTHQUAKE IS PUZZLING EXPERTS
    175 1 Recording Needle In London Shows Swing Of 10 Inches! I CONFLICTING REPORTS ON LOCATION OF EPICENTRE London, Nov. 21. An earthquake of considerable magnitude, the epicentre of which is variously stated to have been the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. is puzzling siesmologists. It
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    SCENE IN LORDS
    104 1 Indignant Labour Member London. Nov. 21. There was a scene m the House of Lords after the delivering of the Kings Speech when the Left Wing Labour member for Shettleston. Mr. 1 J. Mr-Govern, who has been sus- pended m the House of Commons i on numerous
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    NEW PARTY
    104 1 Old Spanish Customs Superseded Madrid Nov. 20. A new popular action party, imbued with new id'-„s oi discipline, has BliseD tn Sn i:.. The par r y is composed c'nlefiy oi young Catholics led by G.\ Roles, who. although aged 34, is mentioned as the possible Premier. The
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    Right Wing Leads
    48 1 Madrid. Nov. 21. Although the results of the elections m 164 constituencies are still uncertain. jit now appears that the Right Wing i tops all the others. Communists last night visited Socialist headquarters and vainly attempted to arrange a mutual revolutionary strike. Reuter Far Eastern
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    121 1 Madrid. Nov. 21. Besides the Prime Minister <Senor Barrio* I the Ministers of Communications. War. Education. Foreign Affairs. Marine and the Interior were defeated In the elections. The latest figures show that the Radicals, with the Socialists, are ahead Of the Right Wing. It is believed that all Republicans are
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    "FESTIVE DRESS"
    101 1 Germans Told What To Wear Berlin, Nbv. 18. Before long the whole of the German nation is likely to wear some kind of uniform as the leader of the Labour Front, comprising all workers from university professors to cobblers, has XXiered all members to wear "lestive d/ess" of
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    Einstein's Property Seized
    43 1 Berlin. Nov. 20. The whole of Professor Einstein's and ;his wile's property, including bank accounts and other deposits, have been confiscated by the Prussian State. The 'action is based on the law regarding the seizure of Communist property Reuter Wireless
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    D.E. INDIES TO TACKLE RESTRICTION
    118 1 Rubber District Officials To Attend Batavla. Nov. 21. The Dutch East Indies official conference will open on Nov 22 and the Governor-General will preside over very important discussions on political and economic problems. On Nov. 23 the chairman-direc-tor of the department of the CtMl Service
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    BALLOON LOST
    64 1 U.S. Commander After Height Record Akron. Nov. 21. Commander Settle's balloon is believed to have reached a height ol 58.000 feet m an attempt on the stratosphere record, compared with M. Plccards 53.151 feet and the Soviet balloonist, 59.000 -Reuter Washington. Nov. 21. The Navy Department, has ordered
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    SIAM QUIETENS
    36 1 Martial Law Is Lifted 'From Our Own Correspondent! Bangkok. Nov. .1 A special gazette issued this alt. moon announces the lifting to-morrow ol martial law imposed m a not juration published on Oct 12
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    34 1 Paulsboro. New Jersey. Nov. 21. Mr. Sheldon Clarke junior, son of the Vice-President of the Sinclair Oil Company, was found shot dead m his home here. His wife is m hospital critically woundrd Reuter
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      108 1 On Other Pages Details of mosquito educational campaign. Page 3 Both the Ratepayers Association and the Straits Chinese Association aver that IZnglish should be the common language of Malaya. Pages 3 and T. Fight between gangs of seamen described Page a. Miss Dorothy Round will play exhibition tennis to-day. weather
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    "I AM MYSTIFIED" SAYS SIR JOSIAH STAMP
    423 2 I AM MYSTIFIED" SAYS SIR JOSIAH STAMP Puzzle Of America's New Gold Policy Sir Josiah Stamp, the well-known British financial expert, who is a Director of the Bank of England and Chairman of the London. Midland and Scottish Railway Company, interviewed on the broadcast speech delivered by President Roosevelt on
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    44 2 Statistics ol Malayan trade for' October show that exports of raw. materials and articles mainly unmanufactured during the month were worth $15,350,000 compared with! $9,910,000 m October 1932; and exports i of articles wholly or mainly ,manu- J factured were worth $12,083,000 against $11,140,000.
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    LIBERALS CROSS OVER
    96 2 More Support For The Opposition London. Nov. 16. The Liberals, led by Sir Herbert Samuel, have decided by a large majority after a meeting lasting 75 minutes to go into Opposition from the opening of the new session on Tuesday next. The strength of the party m
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    POLICEMAN'S BIKE
    84 2 Thief Captured When Riding Away A youth who stole a policeman's bicycle was taken before the Second Magistrate. Mr. Grice. yesterday, when he pleaded guilty to the charge. It was stated that a Chinese police constable. No. 26. left his bicycle outside a house m Kelantan Road on
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    BABES IN THE LALLANG
    145 2 Amusing: Pantomime To Be Staged Babes m the Lallang." a pantomime to be presented for a week by members Of the Volunteer Corps, promises to be one of the best comical "productions" by local amateurs. It is moulded on the famous pantomime "Babes m the Wood"
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    SAVES $2,000
    200 2 Constable Catches City Thief A daring attempt at robbery was committed near the Cenotaph yesterday afternoon about four o'clock. Money j amounting to about $2,000 was seized j but later recovered. A clerk of the s.s. Ban Siong Bee.; together with another man, was riding", m a ricksha
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    PROMINENT CHINESE
    792 2 I Funeral Of Late Mr. Chan Fook Nyan There passed away on Nov. 20 at his I residence m Martaban Road. Singapore. Ml old and respected member of the local Chinese Christian community, m j i the person of Mr. Chan Fook Nyan, at the age of 74.
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    SALE BY SAMPLE
    437 2 Tinned Milk Appeal Proceedings Stephens Paul and Company's appeal I against the judgment of Mr. Justice Gerahty who found against them m an action arising out of transactions m respect of the sale of "Frog Brand" milk to Chop Teng Chiang m October last year, was commenced
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    EXTENDED VISION
    86 2 Theosophical Address At Adelphi lec^urer^nH'^ M HOdS(,n th^sophical hi, thrJ 1 Uth r BaVe the flrSt his three lectures m Singapore last night at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden £t.?°H ke cl -irvoyance and the Life sided. Mf R W Hußhes P«Mr. Hodson explained the teaching of theosophy.
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    IN THE ESTATE OF LIM SOON KIAN, DECEASED.
    112 2 IN THE ESTATE OF L IM SOON KIAN, DECEASED. Pursuant to Trust. Ordinance if NOTICE II creditor* or ottu t claims or d N of Lim Soon X; 170 lencoolen died on Octotx of Administ: it pmattd to v- a widow, by th« Straits Settlermm 10th November i' 1 ed
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      127 2 vW^ ..^^^■jHj^r __TM M^ "*jft m*M* 1 How will lie look when lie grows up? WILL he be strong, active, brimming with health? Or weak, nervous, frequently ill? Much depends on what food he eats now. Quaker Oats has nourished and developed millions of growing children to robust men and
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      275 2 TENDERS SINGAPORE i NOTICE Ih| Tender. NOTICE ts herTby^Tven are now invit. materials or s-rvi W culars of such tend. m a l*3 m the Tender R, Mr,* «> Care and JWjjJ Cemeteries during I9;u Monday. Nn Trlmminj Public Roud.s dur;:. laS? "v flSf Supply of 6 500 q. f
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      325 2 Diary Of The Week Wednesday, 22nd. High Water 01.40. 8.4 ft., 12.36. 9.7 ft. Hockey: S.R.C. Ist. vs. S.C.C. Ist.. S.R.C. ground; R.A. vs. Wiltshires I. Blakan Mati; S.C.R.C. Ist. vs. I.A. Ist. S.C.R.C. ground; A.P.C. vs. Ceylon S.C.. A.P.C. ground. Rugby: S.C.C. "A" vs. Islands, Padang. Thursday, 23rd. High
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    Mosquitoes May Bring You To Court
    492 3 v You Disregard Municipal Lesson by a mosquito don't blame the qiiito did not get its breakfast. insuspected breedb own garden, or Itself. That is as the public will nicipal authorities ■d educational squitoes. Municipal Health scheme lot the ampaign, and he ry and
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    NOT WITH ACTRESS
    136 3 tngsing Action Over War Book iwn Correspondent I London. Oct. -0 using case heard m the lted m a settlement ol I by Captain Franz former German spy. :i and Co. (PubllshHugh Cleland Hoy. -40 08. How the In the book as ori- is a passage which
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    BRAINY BAD UNS
    214 3 Intelligence Trust For Criminals From Our Own Correspondent) London. Oct. !0. Gone ior ever are the days when the unfortunate Englishman who was no good at anything else could at least am a modest Living by burglary or banditry. Or so. at any rate, suggested Dr. R.
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    English Should Be The Common Language
    151 3 Ratepayers' Association Resolution The Committee oi the Singapore ratepayers Association recently disthe view voiced by His excellency the Governor that th Malay language should be compulsory :n primary schools and should be the basic language of the Colony, and the following resolution was carried
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    BITTER SWEET
    315 3 i Charming Acting In Coward Film Tbe amazing Noel Coward, author of 'Bitter Sweet." one of the most successful light operas m the history of the English-speaking stage, is hailed by critics everywhere as the theatre's most versatile playwright. A perusal of Coward plays reveals that he is
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    ARMISTICE DAY IN BANGKOK
    194 3 <From Our Own Correspondent > Bangkok. Nov. 15. Another Armistic Day has come and gone, and just ahead of it by a few short hours Poppy Day was celebrated. A few days earlier again the j Italian Armistice Day was celebrated. j Bangkok possesses as many
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    BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION
    188 3 PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA. BURMA. STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, and J FEDERATED MALAY STATES i FROM THE EMPIRE TRANSMITTER. DAVENTRY. ENGLAND Two of the following frequencies i and wavelengths will be used J simultaneously, but ihe wavelengths may be changed In the J course of each day's transmissions. Announcements will
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    "Z. H. I." Singapore
    90 3 Wednesday, Nov. 11. Ittt 6 p.m Recorded Music. 8 45 News Bulletin prepared by Straits Times and Stock Share report prepared by Fraser Co. 7 Relay ol Concert Artists from TotnIlinson Hall. Mrs J. R. Caseley (Cello > Mr. Roy Brown (Tenon will sing R equlem
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    U.S. ARMAMENTS
    48 3 Big New Cruiser Launched Camden, New Jersey, Nov. 16. The 10,000 ton cruiser Tuscaloosa was launched to-day. It is the fifteenthe ship built under the Washington and London Naval Treaties. The keel of the new heavy cruiser, to be named Quincy, has been laid.- Reuter Wireless
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    MISS DOROTHY ROUND
    165 3 Exhibition Matches At S.C.C. To-day Miss Dorothy Round. England s No. I woman tennis player, and Miss Mary Heeley, will weather permitting play exhibition matches with local players St the S.C.C. this afternoon. An attractive programme has been arranged by the Singapore Lawn Ten- nil Association. It
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    KING OF SIAM
    171 3 Communist Activity On Royal Birthday From Our Own Correspondent Bangkok. Nov. 1". How lar we have drilltcd from or, coup and happier days may be m stanced that during the King's birth day celebrations communist handbills. printed m red ink. were picked up In three districts o:
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    Air Mail Letter From London
    2828 4 |_4 HARD WINTER— THE NEXT WAR GORDONi i RICHARDS AND FRED ARCHER CINEMA j j QUEUES FOR NEW FILMS j a From The Free Press i Correspondent London. Nov. 7. wet streets glistening In the light of lamps every one of which shines through a
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      114 4 Orders r-- e:vec_ /t_»» by post attend- /f^// ed immedla- tely. Address: /tf Csv High St. /O v/ Sing.- A_iy pore /pT p™- w erljaioa laeestj ,/v ::j.t,_s Sup G^4:_,;:;.-Ki Siga:- -.-es-ir.? Free Price Moderate I* yJ V Jl.**^ 1 tllltftflif///tj S\ Pv*-^ x 1 mfjg fgf frnff Wj/ fff
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    PAGENTRY OF THE IRISH SWEEP DRAW
    129 5 PA GEN TRY OF THE IRISH S WEEP DRA W 't Iri__ .s„«. e p dra.v „n h CambHdVsh r, "„m Sed "BE* ,h m Dublin for mi\i„K. c MMM to the Plaza 1 Doreon l.iffhtoller with her famous bull mastiff. Seafarer "l' London talking to bargees at Irongate Wharf.
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    DEVELOPING THE AIR SENSE
    285 6 DEVELOPING THE AIR SENSE R.S.F.C.S Planes Chartered For Use The October report oi the Royal Singapore Fly'ng Club includes the tollowing: The month has been an exceptionally full one for the Club, since a number .it events occurred which were of unusual Interest. The Club has now two Moth seaplanes,
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    THE WOMAN WHO HESITATED
    354 6 KNOCKED DOWN BY MOSQUITO 'BUS Geylang Road Fatality Inquest A verdict of death by misadventure was returr ed by Mr. F. G. Bourne, the Singapore Coroner, yesterday at the inquest or. a 60-year-old Javanese midlife. Barata binte Hassan, who was knocked down by a mosquito bus
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    HUGE TOBACCO HAUL
    281 6 $5,000 Fine For Evasion Of Duty Fro.ii Our Own correspondent.* Klanjs. Nov. 19. Id the Klang court, Detore Che Osman. yesterday. Tan Ah Khong. a Hylam. living at the Bth mile. Kapar Road. Klang, was charged with being knowingly concerned m concealing or depositing 18 sacks of
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    PERSIAN PACT
    27 6 Moscow. Nov. 18. Persia is the latest country to sign a non-aggr-.'.ssion pact with the Soviet. Others include Poland. Aftrhaniitnn c Mrl Rrvmvnn Reuter Wireless
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    PARTY CROSS-OVER
    132 6 Why Liberals Left Their Benches London, Nov. 18. The reasons of the Liberal followers of Sir Herbert Samuel for crossing the floor ol the House of Commons were explained this evening by Sir Herbert m a broadcast speech. He said on almost all mattsrs, except India on which
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    CATHEDRAL JUMBLE SALE
    50 6 St. Andrew's Cathedral Church Workers' Association is having a Jumble Sale at St. Andrew's School Hall on Friday, December 1. at 4.30 p.m. Gifts of old clothing will be gratefully received and should be sent to St. Mary's Home. Tank Road, not later than Wednesday November 29.
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    $150 Must Be Won
    571 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 14 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played m the first round proper of the English F.A. Cup
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    QUESTION OF DOMICILE
    217 6 Interesting Finding In Divorce Case An interesting order on a point regarding respondents domicile, which arose m the course of the hearing of a divorce petition at the lpoh Supreme Court, was deli\ered by the Hon'ble Mr. Justice Mudie The point m question was whether the respondent's
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    CEYLON CAFE
    81 6 Allegation Against Licensee Tht ease against Paliannapfhi Thaver. licensee ol the Ceylon Cafe m North Bridge Road, was mentioned yesterday betore Mr. J. M. Brander. the iourth irflfflftatt when Dec. 9 was fixed lor tin hearing Mr. Claude da Silva has been retained lor the defence. The Charge
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    STREET STREWN WITH GLASS
    167 6 STREET STREWN WITH GLASS Gang Fights By Loral Sea? j ten A fight between rival factions of Chinese seamen was described m the third magistrates court yesterday. when four members of a seamen's society stood trial before Mr. Curtis for causing hurt to compatriots. The accused were Wong Leong. Man
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    SAKAIS' FIRST SHOW
    210 6 EXHIBITION \T SELANGOR Many Unknown Junglt Fruits The Oral muk.: -ver held In Belai agricultural slu.u Sakais hay.- exhibit to-day m the pn n British Resident, th. Hoi Adams .inu ofh* l and Agricultural d District OlTiet r Mi A Thr Penghulu X Utin. not only lnspirwas
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    COMMUNISM IN D.E.I.
    42 6 Attempt To Disturb B** And Seamen (From Our Mr.l The Deli Coi.r cular letter, print* Malay, has been dlatl lands India dir I harbour work- r- ll"U* r< Netherlands India This letter whir! Ed by the poNet Communist trad.
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    HIS ONLY GIFT
    54 6 Aged Fortune Teller's Pathetic Plea 'Fro^ Our Own correspondent J Medan. Nov. 15. An Old Chinese lortune teller who had been warned on r previous occasion appeared again on Saturday before the Seremban magistrate. He said he could not live without telling! fortunes. He was fined $3.
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      222 6 FREE 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 follow-
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    STRAITS CHINESE EXPRESS VIEWS
    2089 7 ENGLISH AND NOT MALAY AS BASIC LANGUAGE j Annual Meeting Of 5.C.8.A., I IMPORTANT matters concerning the welfare of Chinese m Malaya were dealt with at the annual general meeting of the its Chinese British Association, held yesterday at the Garden dub. 1 he President, Mr.
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    The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 China's Apple Cart Upset Again
    455 8 The Singapore Free Press WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1933 China's Apple Cart Upset Again IT Is difficult to decide whether the revolt of the Southern Chinese provinces against Nanking's domination is just another war lord's private bid for power or the culmination of the opposition to Chiang Kai-shek that has been
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    as I was SAying –
    1240 8 as I was SAying At the age of 38, Dr. H. S. Moonshi is one of the leading members of the Muslim community m Singapore, arid has represented their interests m the Municipal Commission for more than ten years. He obtianed his professional training m Singapore, ichere he has carried
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    274 8 Mr G_T Dawes. Secretary of Austral Malay Ti::. Ltd.. Taiping and Mrs Dawes were or. a visit to lpoh on Friday. Both have recently returned from a holiday m Australia and were looking fit and well B An R^A.F. boat from Singapore has been held up
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    Fox-Hunting In Snowdonia
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    MONEY MOVES ARE CONDEMNED
    129 9 American Plan Meets Opposition Washington, Nov. 18. While President Roosevelt was speaking at Savannah, pouring scorn upon the doubting Thomases concerning his j monetary policy and hailing the recog- nition of the Soviet as an aid to world peace, the Board of the Chambers of Commerce
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    56 9 Go ld Purchases Washington. Nov. 20. The Government has bought 265.000 ounces of domestic gold for which it has paid 5T. 500.000 since the United States entered the world gold markets In r he last week of October. It Is reported tha* European purchases are small and are mainly confined
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    52 9 Washington. Nov. 18. Professor Francis B. Sayre. a son-in-law of the late President Wilson, has been appointed Assistant Secretary ol State. Professor Sayre is Professor oi Law at Harvard and was at one time adviser on foreign affairs to Siam. for whom he negotiated commercial treaties uith several European countries.—-
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    37 9 Paris. Nov. 18. The United States cannot expect am economic advantage from recognition ot the Soviet avers the semi-official Le Tempa which attributes the President's decision to anxiety ov#r Japan's expan- st movement. Reuter Wireless
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    98 9 New York. Nov. 18. Provided suitable credits can be ar- r.-.-'d. the American Manufacturer!' Association predicts *hat between $120,000,000 and 5150.000.000 of trade annually will be possible with the Bovlet following recognlUc v. I agreement meets with general approval In Washington, where 11 Ls extil enormously ro stimulate
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    68 9 Washington, Nov. 51. Mr. Morgenthau has forbidden Treasury officials to give Information to the press or others. Mr. Morgenthau is to be the sole source information. The Farm Administration announced today the immediate distribution of 548.000.00u0 to cotton producers which constitutes a four cents per pound advance to 600.000 producers,
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    126 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates i London. Nov. SI. Messrs. Symington and Wilson's 1 rubber market closing prices to-day I were I Spot -Sellers- 4 3 16d. (4 7 32d. Buyers' 4 'ad. 4 5 32d. > January-March 4 3 16d. '4 l 4 d.>
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    406 10 Magistrate's Interesting Ruling London, Oct. 20. (From Our Own Correspondent* A number of exceptionally interesting cases have been tried m various London courts. At the Old Bailey. for instance. there was being convicted Victor Bakker. described by the prosecution as the I master forger of a gang
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    734 10 RUBBER OUTLOOK "SLIGHTLT BETTER (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 4. "The outlook for rubber has changed slightly for the better, and there are signs that we may be on the threshold of what I hope may be a more prosperous r-ra." This is the opinion <>: Mr. W. Arthur
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    213 10 Nov. 16 18 20 AmericanCan.Com. 94 1 94* 4 98» 4 American Telephone and Telegraph 120% H9 1 121 7 8 i Atcheson Railroad 47* 4 46 48^ Dupont 85! 2 86^ 89 7 8 Firestone. Common 22 7 8 22 22 3 4 i General Electric 21^
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    69 10 Essential For Holland's Trade Paris, Nov. 19. Dr. Colijn has pronounced for the energetic defence of the gold standard. He stated that operations In managed or devaluated currency have failed m other countries, and for Holland would present great inconvenience. Holland requires a trade balance placed
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    28 10 police. One of the fair ladies, you may remember, drove the high-powered car with which a smash-and-grab raid was carried out recently at a jeweller's shop cfl Piccadilly.
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    THE CURRENCY ENQUIRY
    191 10 SIR BASIL BLACKETT'S PLANS Conference In Singapore This Week Sir Basil Blackett's programme for the conduct, of his enquiry into Malayan currency is now taking shape. Already on the journey out he spent a day at Alor Star, where he stayed with i Mr. J. D. Hall,
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    172 10 Operators Are Still Cautious London, Nov. 20. < In spite of the opening of the nev account operators on the Stock Ex change to-day continued cautious mainly owing to the uncertain toreigr exchange market. Cables and Wireles; stock! were firmer on the improvement lin the monthly traffic index
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    105 10 Huge Damages In Patents Case London. Nov. 15. After hearing counsel's arguments ion the jury's verdict m the Austin sunshine roof case, Mr. Justice Hawke entered judgment for the plaintiffs for £63.550 and costs against the Austin Co. and £35.000 and costs against Sir Herbert Austin and
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    64 10 Patent Rights For German Firm Tokio, Nov. 20. The patent rights for the manufacture m Europe of M. K. steel, claimed to be the strongest magnetic alloy invented by Dr. Tokushichiro Mishina a Professor of Tokyo Imperial University, have been granted to the Robert Bosch Co.. German manufacturers
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    14 10 Mr. R. Burns. Adjutant, F.M.S. Police sails for home on furlough on Nov. 24.
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    222 10 November 21 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 24 11 64 London, 3 months' sight 245 32 London, 60 days' sight 2 4 9 64 London. 30 days' sight 2 4l 8 London, demand 2 4 7 64 London. T.T. 2|4 5 64 Lyons and Paris, demand 955 Hamburg,
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    196 10 Singapore Produce Prices Novembei 21. 12 o'clock noon o Buyers Sellers Gambler 4 00 Java Cube 6 50 Hamburg Cube 7 25 Muntok White Pepper 22 50 White Pepper 21 50 Black Pepper 13 25 Copra, sundried 3 10 Copra, mixed 2 40 Small Hake Tapioca 425 Med. Pearl Tapioca
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    72 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association November 21. 12 o'clock noon Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot loose I 13% 13% R.S.S. equal to London Standard. < F.O B. > 13 15 16 14 116 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Dec. 13% 13% Jan.-Mar. 13% 14 April-June 14% 14% July-Sept.
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    125 10 BRITISH TRADE FAIR FOR SINGAPORE This Year's I Enterprise To Be Repeated A meeting was held m the office of His Majesty's Trade Commissioner on Monday evening to consider a proposal to organise a British Trade Fair m las't 4, n thG MneS f that h^ d "5 The proposal
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    1200 10 PEWTER VERSUS THE BIG MACHINE Symbol Of Individual Craftsmanship Is there more to the revival ot pewter than a mere swing of fashion's pendulum? Pewterware stands out to-day as one of the last of the few remaining of individual craftsmanship, and. as such, it contrasts sharply with the uniformity that
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    101 10 Abroad London S Exchanges to-day Paris 82 New York I 23' Montreal 5.08 Brussels 23 21 > Geneva 16 68' Amsterdam 8 02. Milan 61 5 16 Berlin 13 68' Stockholm 19 39.. Copenhagen 22 4 1 Oslo 1990 Vienna 29 Prague 109. Helsingfors 226' fe. Madrid 39 13 16
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    912 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations n ESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1933 Buyers Sellert un Kumbang 32s 6d 33s stral Malay 36s 9d ;*7s 9d Hitam Tin (ss) 15s 15s 9d Weng ($1) 135 1.40 rln Tin I 35s 6d 36s 6d og Padang (sl> 30 33 Cavei «$i l.oft mo
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    115 11 Sumatra Natives And Restriction Batavia. Nov. 20. The Governor of Achen states m an interview that native rubber m Achen s not very important, but that if anything is decided at the conference on Wednesday of Outer Possessions' govrnors, concerning some form of reliction, its application to Achen
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    61 11 Ten Nations Already Withdrawn London. Nov. 16. Further evidence of the crumbling of the tarill truce, concluded at the World Economic Conference m London, is Horded by the withdrawal today of Bsthonla. Great Britain, the Netherlands, the Irish Free State. Sweden, Switzerland. Belgium, Italy. Egypt and Finland have
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    129 11 Tapping was resumed on the estates |of Sablas (North Borneo Rubber. Limited, on October 1, 1932, and the directors have drawn up the accounts for the year ended April 30 last m a manner which shows the results of the non-production and the production periods. A
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    97 11 The first accounts of the Federated Selangor) Rubber Company (1932), Limited, show a loss for the period from October 26, 1932, to June 30. 1933, of £177. which is to be carried forward Floting assets, £4.942; creditors and bills payable, £1.98. The crop harvested for the period
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    504 11 Tamil Estate Agent Questioned In Bankruptcy Court M. K. Ishak Maricar. a Tamil Mohammedan who described himself as an estate agent employed by an Indian was examined m the Bankruptcy Court on Saturday. He said that his work consisted of collecting rents and he was paid a
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    132 11 BiK Purchases To He Made m Britain Nanking. Nov. .2. Tenders will shortly be invited by the Ministry of Industries lor the construction of a central machine works at Chaohsiachia. outside Nanking City. Mr. Huang Han-ju. the secretary of the Ministry, will leave shortly for England m
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    57 11 Canton, Nov. 10. The Canton Chamber of Commerce has formed a foreign trade committee to explore the possibility of extending the absorption of Chinese goods m foreign markets At the same time the provincial Chamber of Commerce has organised a group to visit various parts of the Drovince
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    160 11 Brutal Crime m French Indo-China Saigon. Nov. 8. If. Morere. delegate m the Colonial Council for Nui Bara. at Bienhoa. m the Moi country, has been assassinated by natives. He had been engaged on the construction of a bridge on the road from Nui Bara to Bacoch
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    186 11 "Enemy" Product Pouring Into Canton Canton. Nov. 4. The only "enemy" products that can still gain entry into Canton despite the very rigid anti-Japanese boycott Is the Manchurian bean. According to reliable iniormation. beans from the North-east are now pouring into this area m large quanti- ties following
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    47 12 China (lav (m bags- It is notified j1 or information that effective im- mediately rates of freight of U. 5.510.00. 510. 00 per 20 cwt (contract' and US$l2 00 (non-contract) have been fixed on China Clay packed m paper bags.
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    232 12 New Policy For British Submarines London. Nov. 19. A new policy with regard to British submarines is foreshadowed. Naval officers believe that British submarines will, m future, have mu|h less top-hamper and a smaller above-water lorm, with a view r to decreasing the visibility of these craft
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    188 12 Futile Searches For s.s. Saxilby London. \o\ }h The captain ol the Cunarder B,r»na. which reached Southampton this morning twelve h»»urs late, gave a graphk account of an unavailing search lor the steamship Saxilby 3.000 tons* which it is reared is lost with all her 29 hands.
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    114 12 East River Shipping Complaint Canton. Nov. 4. While Commander-in-Chief Chan Chai-tong was tourine the East River District earlier m the year cargo boat men besought him to remove the tax payable when their vessels dock General Chan gave word to the Magistrates to forgo the tax; but
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    745 15 Victories Over United Services And Kowloon THE Malayan cricketers unbeaten during their visit lo Hons konjj, return by the Comorin to-day. In addition to their victories m the intcrpoi t ames. they defeated I mted Services and Kowloon. Details of those two matches are given below.
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    451 15 Lai Singh Not Among Chosen Players Bombay. Nov. lti. The Cricket Selection Committee has selected players to play m Test trial matches at Bombay from Nov. 24 to 30. No cricketers from Rajputana or Western India States have been included m this list as owing to the
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    190 15 Syed Mohamed Alkaff Challenge Cup Fixtures The league fixtures of the Singapore Malay inter-school football competition are EAST DIVISION Nov. 25. Kampong Rokok vs. Kota Raja B at Geylang English School Nov. 30, Siglap vs. Kota Raja B at Geylang English School. Dec. 4. Geylang vs. Kampong
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    254 15 i Cricket Invitation Extended To Penang At the annual general meeting of J the Cricket Section of the Bangkok Sports Club was held. Mr. G. A. C Preston presiding. Mr. H. E. A. Ford i was elected Captain for the ensuing year. Mr. A. C. Churchill Vice-Captain
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    196 15 Nondescripts Too Strong Fori The Rest An interesting cricket matcn took place at Batavia on Nov. 12 when the Nondescripts, the League Champions, were opposed to the Rest of Batavia. Rest of Batavia: Graham (capt. I b Poulier 0. Wichers c Andree b Pounce 17. Murphy b Keyt
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    266 15 Battling Chan Wins Again Malacca. Nov. 13. A large crowd which included the Hon'ble Resident Councillor. Mr. W. M. Millington. attended the boxing show staged last night at the City Park. Battling Chan, bantam weight champion of Northern Malaya and Tony Wong of Singapore fought at Bst. 9
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    24 15 The Hon'ble Mr. T. S. Adams is taking a great interest m local avaiation and has already been up more than once.— Malay Mail.
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    391 16 Negri-Malacca XV To Meet! Singapore Singapore will play their second match m the Malaya Cup competition on the Padang on Saturday afternoon, against the combined Negri SembilanMalacca XV. play commencing at five o'clock. The Negri-Malacca team has been selected as follows: A. M. Macaulay; H. G. Banham.
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    ETCETERAS WIN ON WATER-LOGGED PADANG
    795 16 Command Officers Fail To Score VICTORS HAVE CLEAR LEAD IN S.C.C. RUGBY TOURNAMENT Etceteras. fta. m.C. Officers nil Etceteras splashed their way tc -heir third victory m the S.C.C. Rugbj tournament when they met the Malaya Command Officers on the padang yesterday m conditions which
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    AMATEUR RACES
    281 16 Weights For First Day Of Singapore Meeting Handicaps for the first day < Friday* !of the Singapore November Amateur meeting were issued yesterday as follows: i Horses— Class 4 Div. L— furs>. j Wtstvale 10.12 Vice Admiral 9.7 Hannahs Garden 10.2 Royal Property 9.7 Ramona 10.0 Gorilla 9.0
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    NAZIS AND SPORT
    113 16 U.S. Demand For Olympic Meet Pittsburg. Nov. 20 The National Convention of the American Athletic Union has adopted a resolution calling on the International Olympic Committee to inform Germany that unless German-Jewish athletes are permitted "to train and prepare for participation m the Olympic Games m 1936""
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    RUGGER "CAP"
    53 16 Admiral Roberts Dies Suddenly London. Nov. 19. Engineer Rear Admiral Roberts, a member of the Rugby Union Selection Committee and a former international died suddenly m Manchester to-day. where he had gone to attend a meeting to select the teams for the first Rugby International trial of the
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    23 16 I Roberts was capped for England six times between 1901 and 1906. playing against the famous New Zealand side m the latter year.l
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    SOCCER IN EUROPE
    41 16 London. Nov. 19. Three continental soccer matches were played on Sunday. Germany beat Switzerland 2 0 at Zurich. Danzig beat Poland 2 0 at Danzig The Arsenal beat the Racine Club rtP Paris 1/0 m Paris. Reuter Wireless
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    WORLD RECORD
    33 16 Montlhery, Nov. 20 Mr. George Eyston. driving an eightcylinder Panhard. made a world record for the hundred kilometres all classes, with an average speed of 134 7* miles per hour. Reuter
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    WEEKLY SPORTING NOTES
    1582 16 Review oi Malaya's splendid achievements m the cricket interport series— Alvis returns highest score and best batting average— players to be welcomed at oinner to-night; Lai Singh and his disqualification for the Indian test team— is it a logical move?: Rugby Singapore's chances against Ns*ri on Saturday;
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