The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 December 1933

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. *0. 14,131. ESTD. 1835. TIESDAV, DECEMBER 5. H. 33. N CENTS.
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    Compromise Efforts
    133 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Sun Fo. President of the Yuan. Li Shi-tseng, a res- mber of the Nanking Govnd Chang Ching-kiang. fared Chekiang and fatnerMr. Eugene Chen, called a meeting at Sun's residbt to find ways and i prevent the outbreak of Several cables are reported •ettt to
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    GENERAL OFFENSIVE PLANNED FOR TO-DAY
    162 1 GENERAL OFFENSIVE PLANNED FOR TO-DAY lukien Revolutionaries Moving Northward In 2 Columns NANKING ADMITS BOMBINGS 'attltfiold while Fast Ki^! i to l 1 orr w SinhsiahnK will probably be the Koute Armv and the 14th 4r« See blood shed between *thT l5S Kukil^tre^in^orfhTardr inTwo" the r T' Uti nar >
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    FIRE HOLDS UP JUDICIARY
    147 1 FIRE HOLDS UP JUDICIARY Heavy Losses In Stamboul Blaze Stamboul, Dec. 4. a*?Jk_?Y re has burnt down the old St«mboul law courts alongside the lamous Santa Sophia mosque is bWw re? That a high wind wni^ -Reuter ma> aUSe the flre t0 extend JSLm flre w 5 stlll ragin all
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    NO EVIDENCE OF HIS PARENTAGE CLAIM
    341 1 Ex-Malayan Resident Who Wrote To King pLARENCE G. G. Haddon, the resident who v- claims to be the illegitimate son of the late Duke of Clarence and who l s custody charged with demanding ZT_? th Xl ~s again been reman! a H* N
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    EXPELLED SUBJECTS REPATRIATED
    67 1 EXPELLED SUBJECTS REPA TRIA TED France and Britain Reach Agreement Paris, Dec. 4. An agreement has been concluded between Fiance and Britain under which France undertakes to repatriate at her own expense British Indian subjects to Madras and Colombo and Asiatics to Hong Kong and Singapore Who are expelled irom
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    FINAL STAGES
    92 1 Japanese And Indian Talks Ma-» Delhi. Dec. 4. he Indo-Japanese negotiations have reached the final stage and the Indian delegation gave a detailed reply to the Japanese. It is understood that the Government oi India has made slight concessions but took a firm attitude, declaring that n Japan
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    TROOPS MUTINY
    60 1 Ex-.Mam-hukuo Regiments In Coup Shanghai. Dec. 4. Several regiment! of former Manchukuo troops who were incorporated intc the to-called peace preservation corps m the districts south ot the Great Wall mutinied last night when an attempt •.vas made to recapture the walled town ol Pimlng. Hundreds of Chinese
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    WOMEN PIONEERS
    48 1 Two Cross Tasman Sea By Air Wellington. N.Z.. Dec. 4. The Australian airman. Ulm. has arrived at New Plymouth from Sydney. alter a sixteen hours flight, with his wife and secretary. They are thus the first two women to cross the Tasman Sea by air.- Reuter
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    Another Dutch Meeting
    36 1 Another Dutch Meeting SUPREME COUNCIL TO DISCUSS RESTRICTION Batavia. Dec. 4. An extraordinary meeting of the Netherland E_st Indies Mtprcrne roumil to d_*_M rubber restriction meets on i>ec. 7. but no communication Still be supplied.- Reuter
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    Cabinet Considers The Irish Crisis
    342 1 DOMINIONS SECRETARY MAKES STATEMENT IN COMMONS London. Dec. 4. A special meeting of the cabinet was held this morning the consider the Irish crisis, and it is understood, discussed the terms of the reply to Mr. De Valera which will be dispatched to-day. It is
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      57 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens lired to your home. a I to-day BOOKING NOW SPECIAL DINNER XMAS EVE, DECEMBER 23rd CLASSICAL MUSIC mmQ mcHJ 815 Pm to 915 P m (EXTENSIONS 2 a.m.) NEW YEAR'S EVE UANCE (Formal) (EXTENSION 3 a.m.) Pm. to Midnight
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      58 1 On Other Pages German communists sent to prison. Page 9. i Best defeat Scotland m annual -occer match. Page 16. Governor and Colonial Secretar* 4 attack Press at Council meeting— Pages S.C.C. hockey team defeat* Command Officers. Page 16. M.C.C draw at Jamnagar. Page 16. Latest IT.S. recovery p_ D
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      192 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA| GROWN IN MALAYA CHRYSLER RIDING EASE ADELPHI HOTEL j THE ROTARY CLUB OF SINGAPORE j meets to-morrow at 1 p.m. at the ADELPHI HOTEL I Speaker: SIR BASIL BLACKETT I_^ect^THEJCONOMICS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY W DECEMBER SPECIAL XMAS DINNER I 24 I
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    COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ANNUAL DINNER
    521 2 Graduates And Students 1o Meet Annually Distinguished guests, members ol tne stai!. graduates and undergraduates of the College oi Medicine met on Saturday at the Adelphi Hotel lor the first annual reunion dinner arranged by the Medical College Union, presided over by Mr. J. T.
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    91 2 The Bank of France returns for the week ending Nov. 24. show reserves 77.822.419.000 Francs representing a decrease of 1.460.488,000 Francs. The proportion of gold reserve to sight liabilities is 79.14 per cent. The first Cabinet meeting of the Chautemps Government was held this morning and decided to make its
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    SPECIALIST THIEF
    106 2 Passion For New Gramophones And Records A young Mohammedan who specialised In stealing new gramophones for the purpose of obtaining money via pawnshops was onvicted on two charges m the second court yesterday and produced m the District Court for sentence ai he had a previous conviction. He
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    EXPENSIVE CALLING
    91 2 Fine Of $500 For Illicit Still "I should like to stress this case. The strength of the samsu was extra- ordinary." So said Mr. F. S. Rickard. of the Government Monopolies. yesterday, when a Chinese. Lee Yee, pleaded guilty before Mr. H. A. Forrer. to possession of liquor
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      338 2 LOST. JOE— Strayed, from 162. Mount Pleasant, a well developed Siamese tom-cat about three years old. Probabtj making for Steven's* Road (Tanglin Club end). Any information gratefully received and appropriately acknowledged (Phones 4290 or 3144>. AUCTION SALE. By order of Superintendent of the Government Monopolies AUCTION SALE of One motor
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      523 2 BUSINESS CARPS FINEST QUALITY YORK CUT ENGLISH HAMS Obtain your X'maa supplies from JACKSON CO., 55, ROBINSON ROAD. "BOARD RESIDENCE" WANTED. TWO EUROPEANS want board odgings -two bedrooms and verandah -Katong or Pasir Panjang preferred. State terms -Replies X.Y.Z. care of Free Press. BOARD RESIDENCE. THE MANSION OXLEY RISE NON
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      613 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TENDERS j SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL > NOTICE Tenders. NOTICE is hereby given that tender are now Invited for the lollowin» materials or services and that parti culars of such tenders may be obialne. In the Tender Room, Municipal Office l Supply of 6.500 tons o! Australia! Gas Coal, delivered
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      330 2 NOTICI IN THK SI'PUKMI mum ri un mi a a _piTjN m Companies Uindn,. i s In The Mailer <)| ORDINANCE L (COMPAMI S) In The Mattel ft SOLAR RITHIIER PROCESSES LlMin.h NOTICE la t petition roi above-nam. d Court .it the St on the HOtii d sented to the
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      162 2 Diary Of The Week Tuesday, sth. High water 00.35 8.4 ft. 11.31. 9.6 ft. S.A.F.A. Referees Refresher Course. 6 30 p.m. Anson Road Stadium. Rugby: S.C.C. vs. Wiltshires I. Padang; Public Services I vs. Islands. Dunearn Road; R.A.F. "A" vs. Raffles College, Seletar. Golf: Garrison G.C. Postlethwaite Cup (ladies). Wednesday.
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    SECRET SOCIETY BOSS'S PISTOL
    541 3 SECRET SOCIETY BOSS'S PISTOL Unusual Happening At Police isual attitude adopted oy a •lice inspector when a case robbery was reported by a waa revealed m the Cri- Court yesterday. iths ago. according to the a Chinese named Wong Ah m Delhi Road, informed Pa jar police that another d
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    25 3 I group photograph taken on the occasion of the Clerical Union annual meeting on Saturday. Mr. Lim Kee Cheok, retiring President, is m the centre.
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    SACKS OF CHANDU CONTRABAND
    238 3 STEAMER BULKHEADS HIDDEN HOARD How $61,720 worth of chandu and jpium was discovered on the motorship Pleasantville by two revenue officers, was related at the continued hearing yesterday before Mr. H. A Ferrer the Criminal District Judge, of the trial of two Shanghai men. Ah Jab
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    MALAYAN HAMPERS
    273 3 Christmas Gift Scheme Very Popular i The MA. HA. scheme ol sending Christmas hampers ot Malayan pro- ducts to England has been a remarkable success and has confounded j the critics who said that Malayan products were not sufficiently attrac- tive to make a selection ol them an
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    CUT HER OWN TONGUE
    209 3 Woman's Rash Act With Razor A young married woman, Foo Choo, was unable to reply to the magistrate's questions yesterday when she was charged m the Police Court before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis with attempted suicide. She had severed halt her tongue with a razor.
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    BRIBE TO CONSTABLE
    178 3 A man who went too far m his efforts to obtain the release of a friend from the police, was fined $70 or 14 weeks': rigorous imprisonment by the Criminal District Judge. He had been convicted m the second court on two charges of offering illegal gratification,
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    "JAGA KRETA" BOYS
    69 3 Vigilance Campaign By The Police Three "Jaga kreta" boys were produced before the Fourth Magistrate, yesterday, charged with loitering and soliciting employment irom car own< i Two were cautioned and discharged but the third who had rOOOTfOi _M same treatment when he first appeared last Thursday, was
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    "MALICIOUS MISREPRESENTATION"
    7073 4 GOVERNOR ACCUSES THE PRESS Broadside From Colonial Secretary "INFLAMING PUBLIC OPINION" A Charge of malicious mis-representation on the part of the Malayan pre^s was made by His Excellency the Governor at yesterday's meeting of Legislative Council. His Excellency's accusation followed a long speech by the acting Colonial Secretary.
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      75 4 INDIAN CHINESE RUGS CARPETS CHINESE TWISTED GRASS MATTINGS IN ALL LATEST DESIGNS SIZES AT REASONABLE PRICES BE SURE TO BUY THE BEST ONLY AT Wassiamull Assomull Co. 31 33 High Street. A&9 |wttl____-_-_______i ...Br _________r______^^_l II bOV^dbBBBBBBbHb IV '^**'****<ufr /y {f&( r e^^ Al l _^A BB—i W&&-* 2^^^^rf^^/«=-^ BBBB__|__|
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    Peer's Daughter Charged In Police Court
    164 5 Painting the funnels of the eiant liner Majestic at Southampton. Gordon Richards was second on "Ta'kie" m the first race at Worcester. He achieved victory m the next race to equal Fred Archer's record of Mi wins m one season. .r -->. o.f i
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      635 5 —>__< ->-.«._.•-.«_,_,_,_,_,_____,_,_, m I STUDY I |IN YOUR I I •IT B 1 SPARE I HOME I B^ J j TIME CAM H».\i (OLLKt.K IRMMM, IN \m ALMOST AN t.ARKKK I t>R FI.W SHIM IV.SMliMlin fl matriculation! 1 h« r» are many ways of comment mg a mini hut Main,
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    MALAY WORK EXHIBITION
    222 6 800 VARIETES SHOWN AT KLANG Sultan Of Selangor's Interest <From Our Own Correspondent) Klang, Dec. 3. The Sultan ol Selangor opened the first exhibition held at the Malay School. Klang. There were eight hundred exhibits, j including canework. woodwork, fretiwork, silver work, silk work, ivory carving, weaving,
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    OFFICIALS ELECTED
    100 6 Port Swettenham C.R.C. Annual Meeting: (From Our Own Correspondent I Klang. Dec. 2. At the annual meeting of the Chinese Recreation Club. Port Swettenham. the following office bearers were elected President. Mr. Mali Kirn Fook; VicePresident. Mr. Foo Yoon Seong: secretary. Mr. Cheong Kum Choy; asst. secretary. Mr.
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    CHINA'S COAST TRADE
    102 6 Competition With British Ships London. Nov. 29. In the House ot Commons to-day Mr W. Nunn <Con. Whitehaven* called attention to the fact that the Chinese Government is inviting tenders for four ships for the Chinese coastal trade and suggested that the proceeds of the Boxer Indemnity
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    TOKIO CABINET SPLIT
    79 6 Ministers Object To Cuts In Estimates Tokio. Nov. 30. Dissatisfied with the large cut m his department's budget estimates by the Finance Ministry. Fumio Goto. Minister for Agriculture, has formally intimated his intention to resign. Goto's action is likely to have an important bearing on the Cabinet
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    $150 Must Be Won
    559 6 $1 50 Must Be Won FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week TJEL-OW will be found particular of the Free Press Football D Competition No. 16 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played m the English and Scottish Football League on
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      456 6 HER HANI) WENT DEAD Helpless With Rheumatism At one time she thought she would IOOS the use of her right hand. But when she started the "little daily dose" of Kruschen, it soon put her right. T was sure In a bad state." she writes, "In fact, I could not
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      214 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 16. I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- j j 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
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      671 6 Hop Ale I $400 I COMPETITION "£^x < %^y i) > l I LION 2 RAT 3 PIG "T" 5. KETTLE 6 BiRD 7 CQHNON fa "7Y? Cfe IS. 9 WHIP IP. TOP n BEH \2 13. W^TCM 1 14 BisßY I<s LQCC M The ANSWERS art to be tounc
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      93 7 CHANDRA THE GREAT THE MIND READER will baffle you Learn his secrets soon at the A L H A MB S? A OPENING TO-NIGHT 6.15 -9.15. MATIMEE TO-MORROW 3.15 WHO KILLED JOSEPH REYNOLDS? Somedun. to thrill you. to pa~_ you. to bewilder you and yet make you laugh "MURDER on
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      13 7 STANTON NELSON CO., LTD. STORAGE 4 Collyer Quay. j Telephone 5874. A.P.B. 1.
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    The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1933. Trade—At All Costs
    490 8 The Singapore Free Press TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1933. Trade— At All Costs MOW that the world has been roused to the gravity of the situation, every day brings fresh evidence of the success achieved by Japan's assault on world trade. No twist or turn of competitive practice has been omitted
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    As I was Saying
    1013 8 Among The Insolivnts Consolation To Creditors $400 Per Pilot Guillotine At The Prison! Xot Stationary THE annual report of the Bankruptcy Department is usually an interesting document. There is a morbid interest m reading of the misfortunes of one's fellows, wondering some of uslf and when
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    560 8 Mr. A. B Cobden Ramsay. M.C.S.. and Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wilson have gone on leave. Mr. W. S. Dakin. of the staff of the, Chartered Bank, Ipoh. is going on leave early m the new year. Mr. E. V. C. Thomson, of Messrs. Evatt
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    Some French Villages-Martigues
    345 8 Some French Villages-Martigues Borne columns oi m Provence from ol view w.i comic lin:,very well i. old "pottonne never BOOM Mil th- v.- ft I housekeepini I was I re»« sketch am mi and peal lai Arrtvir. a lum nearly and canal spend fishing rUtafe so p 1 01 belli
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    18 8 Tl Mr Chi and Mr> CI and M ol th Mr I 1 i ooftboo v> liar i
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      459 8 77ie Ideal X'mas Gift. You can pay your friends the highest c.nnpliTPnt h> sending them a gifi a a— ataT famous old Scotch Whi- II 111 l B Johnnie Walker is packed m speciaCy a %^F Wi^m B^B Sm\ «Hi de< orated Christmas cases of 2. 3. b or _>_a_»
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      42 8 WHO DECIDES whether women's skills shall be higher or lower asks a daily paper. A mouse, very often. The decision to take out GAFLAC w POLICIES should not be deferred. GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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    GERMAN CMMUNISTS SENTENCED
    175 9 GERMAN CMMUNISTS SENTENCED mployers Union Dissolved Munich, Dec. 1 A Communist gioup of 23 men and women has been arrested at burg on a charge of preparing by the printing and cirof communist pamphlets.— Reuter Wireless Hamburg. Nov. 30. tnglng from fifteen to rs' hard labour were passed seven Communists
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    The Sole Party
    321 9 Vienna. Nov. 30. activity of the Nazis m Innstias revived. People to-night disturbed for six hours by the rig of bombs and the police were I to deal with the situation. Nazis were arrested and have ntenced to six months' imprint which will be spent m a
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    Propaganda Ship At Rotterdam
    72 9 Rotterdam. Nov. 29. arrival here of the yacht. utschland. en route ori a 30 months' >ur m the interests of Nazi proi has given rise to anti-Fascist lon. yacht, on which there are travelVizi storm troopers equipped with aida films, is being guarded by >r the
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    A SPANISH BAN
    163 9 State Of "Prevention" Proclaimed Madrid. Dec. 4. A state oi "prevention" has been declared throughout Spain to enable the Government to meet any outbreak or attempts to provoke outbreaks tomorrow. Rumours are current that the left wing intends to provoke a rising to prevent the Cortes meeting
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    LINER DAMAGED
    67 9 Serious Fire On Singapore Ship Rotterdam. Dec. 1. The Rotterdam-Lloyd motor liner Indrapoera has been seriously damaged by fire while lying m port. The social hall and passengers' cabins, the Captain's and officers' accommodation abaft were burnt out before the fire was got under control. It is stated
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    STORM TAKES TOLL
    58 9 Many Missing From Black Sea Port Istanbul. Nov. 30. Twenty people were drowned and 150 are missing as the result of a devastating st6rm at Samsun. the Black Sea port, which is still raging. Many houses were destroyed or inundated and the homeless are taking refuge In
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    EXPLORER DEAD
    20 9 London, Dec. 1. The death is announced to-day of the famous explorer. Mr. Harry de Windt Reuter Wireless
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    18 9 New York, Dec. 3. The death is announced Mr. Alexander Legge. President of the International Harvester Co Reuter
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    LITVINOFF'S ACTIVITIES IN ROME
    426 9 LITVINOFF'S ACTIVITIES IN ROME Russia's Fears Of Japanese Far Eastern Policy tu, w Rome, Dec, 4. rhe King received M. Litvinoff this m° n r u!ef talked WUh him or '15 it T \?Zf h L_ omcial ly confirmed, with that Japan was discussed f S °i ini yesterd Litvinoff
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    Lampson To See Chiang
    63 9 OFF FOR "SHORT HOLIDAY" Shanghai, Dec. 4. Sir Miles '.ampson. British Minister m China, left Shanghai for Nanchang, capital of Kloagat this morning to interview M irshal Chiang Kai-shek. In spite of his denial. Sir Miles is believed to be on a very important mission. He
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    HOSPITAL SWEEPS
    169 9 Matter Debated In House Of Lords London. Nov. 30. This afternoon the House of Lords debated the desirability or otherwise of financing hospitals by sweepstakes. The question was raised by the Duke lof Sutherland who objected to hundreds of thousands of pounds going to France. Italy. Spain and
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    FINANCING EXPORTS
    75 9 U.S. To Assist In Soviet Trade New York. Dec. 4. Representations have been made to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation m connection with the creation of a bank to finance American exports to Russia, according to the Journal of Commerce. The scheme contemplates the creation of a fund of
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    22 9 Washington. Dec. 4. It is estimated that 3,000.000 men were re- employed on public works between Oct. 5 and Nov. 25 Reuter
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    NO NEWS
    77 9 Three Cases Of Gold Still Missing (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Dec. 4. The police have no news m regard to the gold robbery. Three cases are still missing. The Minister of Finance has again extended the period for the payment by defaulters of the poll tax due
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    HOPE REPLACES FEAR
    266 9 HOPE REPLACES FEAR Changed Conditions In America London, Nov. 30. and 'rhh h d6fenCe 0f the American nrin- B f ritlsh J monetary policies, both at rS ,!i nd Since the abandonment of the gold standard was made by Mr Bingham, the American Ambassador speaking at the Thanksgiving Day dinner
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    Liquor And Tariff Barriers
    153 9 Washington. Dec. 1. With turkeys at their lowest prices' ior many years and prohibition doomed, the United States was able to> celebrate Thanksgiving Day m bumper; fashion. President Roosevelt was presented, with a giant 35 pound bird. Reuter Wireless Washington. Nov. 29. The Government has notified
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    11 9 Warm Springs, Dee. 3. Mr. Roosevelt has returned to Washington. Reuter
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    FOODSTUFF WAR
    47 9 Trouble Between Poles And Danzig Danzig. Dec. 1. A foodstuff's war has begun between J Danzig and Poland. Danzig has imposed restrictions on the import ot Polish milk and Poland is retaliating by j an embargo on all Danzig edibles and 1 manufactures.- Reuter Wireless
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    PAPER DOLLARS
    28 9 Rome. Nov. 29. In spite of the "gold clauses" the Government has decided to pay interest on the $100,000,000 Morgan loan m paper dollars.— Reuter Wireless
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      RUBBER
      57 9 London. Dec. 4. Spot (Sellers* 4 3 8 d. <4 3 8 d. (Buyers* 4 5 16d. <4 5 16d. January-March 4 13 32d. <4 13 32d. April- June 4 15|32d. (4»,d. July-Sept 4 9 16d «4 "9 16d. Market:— Dull. New York. Dec. 4. December 8.90 «9.17> January
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      RUBBER STOCKS
      14 9 Rubber stocks at the week-end were: London 36.165 tons T.iv*»rr*r»r»1 Si oa.1
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      TIN
      23 9 London. Dec. 4. Messrs Malcolm Bowley and Son's closing prices to-day were: Spot £227-13s-9d £225-5s. t 3 Months £227-13s-9d < €225-7s-6d. > Mnrkvr Stpr>Hv
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      STERLING
      15 9 London. Dei. 4. New York 5.06 >•» (5.23 1 Paris 34 7 16 34 L5I32)
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      45 9 CHANDRA THE GREAT" HE KNOWS ALL HE SEES ALL HE TELLS ALL Your Past Your Present Your Future Are Like Pages Of An Open Book To Him Watch Him Perform His Marvels In THE MIND READER" Starring WARREN WILLIAM COMING TO THE ALHAMBRA NEXT CHANGE!
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      WHAT INFLATION MEANT TO GERMANY
      1625 10 This Problem Of Money 11 Value Vanished Before Cash Could Be Spent TTHE following is another of a series of exclusive articles by leading American business men on present monetary problems, how they arose and the proposals that are being made to liquidate them. THE
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      1361 10 Manufacturers Association s Spade Work The second annuai general meeting of the Singapore Manufacturers' Asso- j ciation was held at the registered offices. 63. China Building, yesterday < afternoon. Mr. R. L. Hastie was m the chair and there was a good attendance 1 1 lof
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      39 10 Foreign Imp month of Nov. mo- Count r\ ol Origin 1 Alaska 2. Burma 3. Netherlanda India Banka and B Singkep Other Pl* 4 French In<J- < 5. Japan 6. Siam 7. Tang.u.vik.t 8 Union ot Boutll
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      98 10 Labour Deputation Return* From India •From Our Own I Naa_f I'Mr. Alie.t: and Mr. Innes CI PAM who formed tation to India retui- ed yesterday on the Kara,* Mr. Ahearne sorry he was unabi< •hrn nt pending port to Governinei Association. In the ll v. .ta|l I Ntatcment Bright
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      73 10 Encouraging Restriction Repo rts Firms Up Rubber Market London. Nov. 29. On the Stock Exchange to-day with public and professional operators adopting a waiting attitude owing to continued currency fears, dealings throughout the day were limited and price movements, all-round, unimportant, except Argentine Rails which weakened on the new exchange
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    1903 11 CONFERENCE ON QUIT RENTS Governor To Meet Planters conference on the question of quit rents on rubber lands r\ U) be held m Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 19, when His excellence the Governor will meet a deputation of planters. Reference to the conference was made at yesterday's meeting l.^iislative Council,
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    45 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations Kinta Dredge <$1» 1.82 1.85 Lingui <$1> 85 95 M. Collieries $10 24.00 24.50 Takuapa I I 25s 6d 26s 6d c.d. c.b Telok Kruin *$1> 70 75 Straits Traders <$1> 22.50 22.75 c.d. United Eng. Ords. 5.90 6.10
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    305 11 Serious Outlook For Planters Melbourne, Nov. 28. Advices from Fiji indicate that copra is now quoted at Suva at £4 17s. 6d. ton the lowest figure it has ever reached m the Colony. At this price it is impossible to produce it with profit, and coconut planters, who.
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    THE GRADING OF RUBBER
    444 11 Ceylon To Follow Singapore Practice The question of the present grading of Ceylon rubber was raised at the last meeting of the General Committee ot the Planters' Association. The nonacceptance of rubber sent by an estate m respect of a foi ward contract for FAQ 'fair
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    104 11 Butter Exports To l/nited Kingdom Sydney. N.S.W. Nov. 8. The Minister for Commerce (Mr Stewart > reports that from July 1 to Oct. 28. 1933. exports of butter from Australia amounted to 18.455 tons as compared with 27.596 tons for a similar period last year. Shipments
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    51 11 For Completion of CantonHankow Railway Nanking, Nov. 25. According to Chinese press reports, the Ministry of Railways contemplate the floating of $70,000,000 worth of bonds, both at home and abroad, for the completion of the Canton-Hankow railway. The Bonds to be floated abroad will ing $32,000,000 Reuter Pacific
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      238 12 Bangkok Lawyer Is Sailing Home Chinese-Built Boat Now In Singapore a. j From Our Own Correspondent I i.l Bangkok, Nov. 29. Following recent examples In China. 1 one ot Bangkok's lawyers has decided that the only way for him to travel home is to sail the journey. Accord- ingly he
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      SHIP-WRECKED
      70 12 i Five Chinese Picked Up m Phillip Strait M.V Marc-s. a Dutch vessel o: :563 U vs nett. has picked up 5 ship- wrecked Chinese, the crew of the Tongkang I Sum Tuck which was loaded with logs. ,The wreck is situated near the Island jof T;oela In the
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      PORT HEALTH
      165 12 The health bulletin of the League ot Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended Nov 25. is as lollows: Bassein: 2 smallpox cases and 1 death. Bombay: 2 smallpox cases and 1 death. Calcuita: 18 cholera cases and 4 deaths: 4 smallpox cases and 3 deaths. Madras: 3
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      HOMEWARD BOUND
      149 12 The following passengers are westward bound by the NY X Suwa j j Maru: For Colombo.— Mr. J. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. S. Sokawa. Mr. M. Take. Mr. H Nakamura. Port Said:— Dr. and Mrs. Q M Lynch. For Naples:— Lieut. -Col H Hozoji. Mr. H. Hutchins, Miss
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    53 12 No Foreign Vessels Under LHML Flag New York, Nov ->8 In pursuance of the InternattT^.i Mercantile Marine Comply™ *S_S Ping, it has sold the Levlanrt t i«« services and seven freighter, ,n,K S n Llne ™ainde r of he ■wTtaJSf and a few ships fe_£ Wrtless" S
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      586 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE via JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) ana the s.s. MANGOLA (3.352 tons): [Cargo only] s.s. MARELLA Is one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      442 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. Kuantan <v:a Jerantuti Monday to Friday 7 30 a.m. Kuantan l via Jerantut I Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan (Via Padang Besar > Monday and Friday 7 p.m. Kelantan 'via
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      571 12 PASSENGERS ARRIVED Amongst passengers who arrived by s.s. President Monroe at the week end were Mr. Julian S. Foster with his wife and their two young daughters, for Singapore where Mr. Foster will be the American Trade Commissioner for the United States Government. Mr. Foster was formerly Trade Commissioner to
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      322 12 SINGAPORE^ BARBOV* East Wharf (Entrain. Van H, ut.v v" Main Wharf (Batri Jean Labor* Pres. Monroe BU i Glenogle Kola 7 Empire I>o< k (Intra,,,, City 01 Barcel Darvel 34; X 37; Kuala <8 Empire Bat* .Enir.,,,.. Troilus 48 West Wharf (Entran,, Kota Gede 4 ft Ipoh. Jardnes Section 10
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      556 13 Ellerman BucknaU Steamship Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated m England) _v*i> -r "ELLERMAN" UNE FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND H4MBURr Steamer P RTS AN SIEZ CANAL UAMB UK(-. City of Evansvllle Da S *U» City of Norwich Dec 29 Jan 2 City of Roubaix F R H NG G »■**<*■« MM*'*
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      135 14 OUTWARDS m.s. MALAYA for Manila, Hong Kong, Shanghai Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka and Kobe Dec. 8 m.s. MEONIA for Bangkok Dec 23-TRANS-PACIFIC SERVICE i? s ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO. VANCOUVER, SEATTLE AND PORTLAND m.s. FALSTRIA leaves Manila about Dec 23 «_«i eaves Hong Kong abou t Dec' 27 t ARES To Genoa
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    766 15 Middlesex Just Lose County Rugby Match l On; Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 20. the reigning County lvid an exceedingly narrow irnemontta on Wednesday, ust beat Middlesex by and two tries to amd ind a try (9— 7>. ropped goal which was scored Middlesex an early lead minutes' play.
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    386 15 270 Yards All Carry As A Short Cut London, Nov. 10. 1 1 One ol the most remarkable drives I j I have ever seen, writes George Green- i wood m the Daily Telegraph, was ac-M complished by A. J. Lacey. a British!. Ryder Cup player, at
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    13 15 The Rest forwards breaking away m the annual match against Scotland on Saturday.
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    133 15 Negri To Visit Singapore This Month (From Our Own Correspondent.* Seremban. Nov. 28. The Negri Sembilan hockey side is expected to travel to Singapore on Dec 23. This date has been suggested by the committee of the local Hockey j Association to the Singapore authonI tleS XT Whe.i Singapore
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    182 15 H.S. Ong And L.C. Goh Help Cambridge To Win From Our Own Correspondent London. Nov. 11. Two Malayan Chinese players. H. 8. 3ng <Taiping and Caius* and L. C. _01l 'Penang and Corpus*, contributed to Cambridge's easy victory against 3xford m the inter-University bad Btnton
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    656 16 S.C.C. Forwards Play Havoc Among Military IB.CC. 7; Command Officers Nln« goals were scored on the Padanfi day In the hockey encounter between the S.C.C. and the Malaya Command Officer*, 01 which the Club secured seven. The rapid scoring came rather as i surprise,
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    CHINESE STAGE TRIAL
    522 16 Selecting Team For Kuala Lumpur An All-Malayan Chinese sports meeting will be held at Kuala Lumpur m the near future, and yesterday, the S.C.R.C. staged a hockey trial match to pick the side to represent the Singapore Chinese m the games. The ground, following the heavy rain,
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    FOOTBALL
    45 16 Singapore Team In Penang Penang, Dec. 4. The Singapore Athletic Union who are on a soccer tour m Penang. lost to Darul Aihsan F.C. of Penang (the local Malay champions* by two-one but yesterday the visitors, showing improved form, defeated the Young Indians fiveone.
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    M.C.C. TOURISTS DRAW
    79 16 M.C.C. TOURISTS DRAW Langridge Takes 5 For 18 Jamnagar. Dec. 4. A two-days' match between a local eleven and the M.C.C. tourists resulted In a draw. Jamnagar scored 90 m their first innings, Langridge taking five wickets for 18, and 45 for six at their second venture. The M.C.C. made
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    287 16 Batsmen Fail Against M.C.C. In the match at Ajmere Rajputana lost to the M.C.C. by an innings and 107 runs. Scores: M.C.C. Ist Innings Bakewell c Azim Khan b Murad 8 Gregory c Hans Rai b Ramji 9 Townsend c Han Rai b Ramji 1 j Barnett c
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    AUSTRALIAN TEST TRIAL
    174 16 Rowe Bats Well In Second Match The second Test trial m Australia took the form of a match between New South Wales and the Rest, the latter winning by two wickets. New South Wales, going m first, made 273. McCabe contributed 110 His forceful innings, which lasted
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    INTERNATIONAL SOCCER
    57 16 Several English footballers make their international soccer debut m the match against France to be played on the Spurs ground at White Hart Lane xi" wm re S <Wednesday) The Engllsn Hibbs 'Birmingham); Goodall •Huddersneld), Fairhurst <Newcas^e Willingham 'Huddersneld), Rowe USZE!' PPing <Leeds^ brooks C_rn?e y i* iJJS!!^
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    138 16 A four ball match between the Municipality and Sepoy Line Golf Club will be played on Sunday on the latter course. Teams and times of starting a.m. 8.30 Lowson and Blades vs. Kelly and Paterson. 8.35 Frew and McConigley vs A W B. Gill and S.
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    26 16 Kinoshita, captain of the Japanese Young Men's team (local baseball champions) receiving the challenge flag from Mr. Co (President of the Singapore Baseball Assocn.) on Saturday.
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    29 16 Defeat Austrian Team 4 To 2 At x*«„__ London, Dec 4. ____f__l g _w£! L he arsenal beat an Austrian eleven by four goals to two. Reuter
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    198 16 S.G.C. Ladies' December Medal Play The ladies' December medal competition was played at Bukit Timah on Sunday and resulted m a win for Mrs. S. Richardson m "A" division with a net ecore of 35' 2 m a win for Mrs. E. C. Milligan m "B" division with a
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    195 16 At Sepoy Lines Golf Club on Sunday •A"' Machine Gun I Co. SVC beat the Police by 6» 2 points to 23 4 Details •M.G. Co. players mentioned first Pte. N. S. Wise and L Cpl W S W Parsons 0. J. Haxworth and
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    483 16 The Rest's Forwards Bretk Through 4 Tin,,. The Rest 4: Scotland 1. It was impossible for anything like good football to be nlayed at the S.C.C. Padang yesterday afternoon when Scotland met the Rest m the annual soccer event, and the Rest, adapting themselves
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