The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 December 1933

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,133 ESTD. 1835. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1933 lt CENTS
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    FOREIGNERS EVACUATE CITY
    458 1 r I KIExN DANGERS CAUSE MOVE But Protection Promised At Ports Foochow, Dec. H. In anticipation of fighting the fvaeusti— of foreigners from the itrrior of Fukien has commenced. ihe lirst group comprising Catholic lathers and American methodists h*. arrived here from Yenping. —Reuter Far Eastern. MORE
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    Britain Has No Sympathy With Rebels
    129 1 Britain Has No Sympathy With Rebels QNCE again the jealousies of politicians and the predatory V* ambitions of generals combined to extend the area of civil war and impose new miseries on the Chinese peasantry, says the London Times commenting: m very severe terms on the selfish indifference to national
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    Radical Reform Is Wanted
    213 1 Rome, Dec. 6. The Fascist Grand Council, attended !by Bignor Mussolini and all the Ministers decided that Italy's continujed membership of the League of Nations should be dependent on the radical reform of the constitution and objectives of the League to be effected m the shortest
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    IL DUCE TO CLEAN UP LEAGUE
    278 1 Mussolini Seeking A Lever Geneva. Dec. 6. The Fascist Grand Council decision was anticipated ana it is even believed m some quarters that the Council will vote ior Italy's withdrawal, giving II Duce a lever to obtain League reform along the lines or the
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    Terrible Gaol Blunder
    90 1 Terrible Gaol Blunder MAN HANGED DESPITE STA V OF SENTENCE Lahore, Dec. 6. The Punjab Government has announced "with great regret" the execution of a condemned prisoner on Nov. 21 at the Lahore central gaol when orders postponing the execution had been issued on the previous day Following an application
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    BRITISH SHIPPING MENACE
    227 1 Subsidized Foreign London, Dec. ti. Coincident with the motion tabled m the House of Commons for discussion to-day urging immediate action by the Government to assist the shipping industry, the Hon. Alexander Shaw's address at the annual meeting of the P. and O Company, stressed the grave
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    SINGAPORE BASE
    47 1 Reuter Expected Completion By End Of 1939 London. Dec. 6. In the House of Commons Sir Bolton Eyr?s-Monsell "First Lord of Admiralty* announced that provided the •necessary financial provision was made lit is anticipated the Singapore Base will be completed by the end of 1939.
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    74 1 His Excellency the High Commissioner has been pleased to approve the promotion of Lieutenant E. E. Pengilley, Malayan Volunteer Infantry to the rank of Captain, \nd of Captain E. S. Willbourn, Malay States Volunteer Regiment, to the rank of Major. Cable news has been received m Kuala Lumpur of the
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    BRITAIN WANTS GOODWILL OF FREE STATE
    446 1 Reply To de Valera Commended By All Parties m < Lonrion. Dec. ♦>. The renewed plea for friendship contained m the British reply to Mr. de Valera is commended by members of all parties. It is generally considered that the British CJovernment acted wisely
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    K.L. CIVIC GRAFT CHARGE
    108 1 K.L. CIVIC GRAFT CHARGE Jobs With Sanitary Board From Our Own Correspond* nt.» Kuala I nr pm Dec. ti. An allegation that an elaborate ai.J well organised system of extortion exlst- d m the Sanitary b <pt._ organleatlea started the members Kuala Lumpur's civic body at their monthly meeting to-day.
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      213 1 BIGIA TEA Brings the freshness and fragrance of the Malayan gardens direct to your home. I 1 Viil I MI Ml Ml V l 1 1 1 1 lii li/ ali II A\W\( ll\\ liilliifltVHiil Ia i r __m Mil lii II 1 11 li 11 1 1 I Ati
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      72 1 On Other Pages Sir Basil Blackett talks on presentday economic problems— Pages 9 and 15. Two hockey matches played >esterday Page 16. England defeats French soccer team —Page 16. Sir Miles Lampoon honoured by Chinese Government Page 9. Huge chandu haul off ship— Page 6. 1 Important receiving order decision
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    DIARY OF THE WEEK
    198 2 Thursday. 7th High Water 01 41 8.1 it 12.42 9.1 It. Hockey: S.C.C. vs. Colts, at S.C.C. Rugby: Raffles College vs. PublicServices "B," RC ground. Friday, Bth. High Water 02.19 80 ft.. 13.24 8.7 ft. Hockey S.C.C. vs. Ceylon S.C. at r Balestier. o.R C. "A"
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    Law Notices For The Day
    47 2 Before the Chief Justice m the Ist. Court at 11 a.m. Criminal Appeal: Rex vs. Ramasamy.j Rex vs. Teoh Tin Kwang. Before Mr. Justice Mills m the 3rd. Court at 11 a.m. S. 448 33— V. Kesavan Kutty vs. P. K. Neelakandan.
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    ALLEGED LOITERING
    461 2 Malay Constable And Taxi Driver Clash A Singapore Harbour Board policeman complained to the Third Magistrate. Mr. R. J. F. Curtis, yesterday that he had been assaulted, by a North Indian taxi driver, alleging that his tunic was torn, his cap knocked off his head and that he
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    JEWELS VANISH
    162 2 Credulous Dealer Alleges Fraud James William, a 53-year-old Ceylonese who was formerly a tourist guid£ and hotel runner, was charged m the Police Court before Mr. R. J. F. Curtis yesterday with cheating m respect of Siamese jewel stones. Inspector de Souza. of the Singapore Harbour Board Police,
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    ANTICIPATION
    282 2 Police Officer's Midnight Perambulations Two Chinese youths who allegedly played a midnight game of hide-and-seek with a European police inspector. dodging him around corners and house I columns, were asked to shew cause m i j the Third Magistrate's Court before I Mr. R. J. F. Curtis yesterday, why
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    ROAD INFORMATION
    200 2 The Automobile Association of MaI laya supplies the following information regarding the state of Singapore and j Johore roads: Singapore (Municipal): Changi. Joo Chiat. Tanjong Katong and Grove Rds. Level crossings Caution. Newton Cir--1 cus, at Jn. Newton. Kg. Java. Bt. Timah and Scotts Roads. Traffic lrom api
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    AT SANDRINGHAM
    75 2 King And Queen On Week's Visit London, Dec. 4. The King and Queen are spending a week at Sandringham where they are being joined by the Duke and Duchess of York and the Duke of Gloucester. Her Majesty has now completely recovered from her recent cold.— British Radio.
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    22 2 I Captain W. M. Oliver, of the Clan ;Line, Captain of the Clan MacTavish when she fought the German Moewe died suddenly.
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    STABBED WOMEN IN VACANT HOUSE
    126 2 STABBED WOMEN IN VACANT HOUSE Two Dead And One Dying No arrests have yet been made m the case of double murder which occurred m a Chinese dwelling house m Kampone So Po early yesterday morning. Two women, aged about 35 and 18 years, respectively, were stabbed to death, while
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    WOMAN'S DEATH MYSTERY
    206 2 Grass Land Tragedy Still Unsolved Mystery of the death of a 50-years-old Cantonese woman whose body, showing a large head wound and a cut m the right cheek, was found lying m the waste land off Anson Road on the morning of Nov. 21. is still unsolved.
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    THE PHILIPPINES
    266 2 Filipino Delegation To Visit America Tokyo. Nov. 24. Senator Manuel Quezon. President '< of the Philippine Senate, arrived at Yokohama to-day on board the Liner President Hoover. He is on his way to Washington to direct a new Philippine independence campaign. I "This delegation is going to the
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    COLD WEEK-END
    65 2 i Snow And Frost In Britain i London, Dec. 2. Very chilly winds from Russia are making England's week-end one of the coldest since last winter. Snow. j occurring 1n many parts of Wales, caused the scratching of the PenarthPontypool Rugby fixture. Farnborough last night reported five degrees
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    61 2 Among visitors to Malaya shortly, I according to the R.G.A. bulletin, Willi Ibe Mr. Sidney Morgan (formerly well known here as a visiting agent). Mr W. E. Murphy (a member of the R.O'A j Cornell) and Mr. G. H. Mansfield (member of the R.G.A. Council and director of a number
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    BOARD RESIDENCE WANTED.
    28 2 TWO EUROPEANS want board lodgings two bedrooms and verandah —Katong or Pasir Panjang preferred. State terms Replies to Box No. 360. ;care of Free Press.
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    HIGH DIVING
    207 2 Thrilling Feats By Two Experts The management of the New World I have engaged Peejay Ringens. known as the world's highest diver, together with his wife Swan Ringens. to per- I form the highest and most perilous jdive ever attempted by any human I being. They will appear
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      82 2 MAX FACTORS l Purity Guarantee signed by the examining Chemist St i Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry J of the J i University.of California i with every box of FACE POWDER j 1 perfect m S TEXTURE, COLOI'R ADHERENCE J (an assortment of shades) J i Stockists j The Federal Dispensary
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      500 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENtT^ TENDERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE Tenders*. NOTICE Is hereby given tnat tenoer» are now invited for the lollo^m* materials or services and that parti culars of such tenders may be obtalnet In the Tender Room, Municipal utti, Supply of 6.500 tons ol Australia! Oas Coal, delivered at Oas Works
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      392 2 Mil Mlqns [Jj It is re are equal employ. applications ror oonrloo Mon A NUMBER Chin.- oi canvassinu worl commission b i to Box No 359 NOTK Is SEWING AN J. \iT\IJJ If you need gew;. m your home. ienc [Service Depot a ,'tflw?! for a worker or make directions
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      439 2 PASSENGERS HOMEWARD The following passengers are proceeding per Chitral sailing at 9.30 a.m. to-morrow (Friday*, for Penang. Colombo. Bombay and Europe: Miss K. M. Fosdike. Miss P. A. Cumming. Mr. H. E Doel. Miss M. Lawrie. Mrs. T. Choy. Canon Waddy. Mr. Pabait S. Basil. Mr. Bhaban Sadkham, Major and
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    AN APPEAL AGAINST RECEIVING ORDER
    2073 3 AN APPEAL AGA IN ST RECEIVING ORDER Important Local Decision m which Chan han Ph»» PPeal ,n the partner m Chop Kwon, Foof mana in "gains! tho making of T recri^W 5 a Pl"*led Walters appeared for the md Mr. Roland Braddell and I Battishil] for the respondents His 1
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    THE GOVERNOR
    87 3 Possible Visit To Sumatra H is possible that H.E. the Gover nor Sir Cecil Clementi. who is g "sit Sum"? 10 k Christn^-' «W *2 Msit .Sumatra before the New Year G,,^ rn,)l Of the East Coast of Sumatra. Jonkheer van Suchtelen was m Singapore Jast week. He
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    INBULL TO GO
    198 3 Anywhere Out Of Greece Athens, Dee. .">. It is reliably learned that Mr. Samuel insuu win be requested to leave Greece at the expiration of his police permit It is declared that the Greek Government, not wishing to disturb GrecoAmerican frlendlv relations, decided on this course on
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    34 3 The M.M. motor vessel Jean Laborde is due here from Pondieherry on Tuesday at 6 a.m. and will sail on the same day at 1 p.m. for Saigon. Tourane and Haiphong. Berth S.H.B. wharves.
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    REGULARLY DEFRAUDED RIKISHA COOLIES
    710 3 REGU LARLY DEFRAUDED RIKISHA COOLIES PENANG TRADER S j MEAN OFFENCE l rader of p^»ang. Jaffar bin Ahmad, who visited Singapore during commiued f while™"* committed mean frauds on rikish-. cSp ce f r W ff «n moving the Chief Justice <Sir Walter Haggard Mr. V. D. Knowles in g
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    WOMEN PRISONERS
    152 3 Australian Scheme For Reforms Sydney, N.S.W., Nov M The Minister for Justice «Mi Martin I has under consideration scheme for reform concerning the im [prlsonmenl oi woMen In the Btate gaols, especially at Look Bay Sydney a <cfunio, based on ti u :j:mciple of a camp system, to
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    TRIAL SENSATION
    105 3 Reichstag Fire Case Developments Berlin, Dec. 4. A mnootton at tne Reichstag hr< trial today was the retraction b. Communist witnesses of earlier state menta onenl Communist plans for i revolution .md tht dynamiting oi povor-houaes, which they alleged to have been made under threats of bear mus
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    32 3 According to a message from Changchun, the Manchoukuo Qovern ment hai decided that all Manchoukiw registered steamers shall hoist th.-live-barred Manchoukuo flag at .til Limes and places m Manchuria Reuter Pacific Service
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      128 3 SUFFERED WITH PSORIiSJEARS Red Patches Itched Terribly. Healed by Cuticura. 1 was a sufferer from psoriasis for a years. It started with small, h h_ s on my stomach and back a dually becan* larger and itched Dry scales soon covered the tfons, and one m particular waa as wnd
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    Manchuria First Step In Japan's Policy
    2316 4  - Manchuria First Step In Japan's Policy Harry Carr By Philippines Then The And On ALL the Filipinos n Intelligence know that the Philippines could not live two years— away from the protection of the United States. Thrown into competition with the ch^ap labour Of Java and the machinery of Japan,
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    RAFFLES "CRAZY NIGHT" DANCE
    142 4 I On Dee. 14 next a "Crazy Night" Dance will be held at Raffles Hotel I m aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hos- 1 pital. a very deserving charity, for it administers to the women and children of every nationality and is now sorely In need
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    BURNS PHILP'S NEW MOTOR LINER
    312 4 The Maiaita Arrives n Maiden Voyage As one ot only two motor passenger Ships to be built m England m 1933. the Maiaita which arrived In Singapore last week on her. maid. D possesses particular Interest and moreover, individual qualities which Single her out as
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    207 4 Sunda\. No\ M Sir Basil Blackett and Mr A C J< maron left Government nm Mr B Plur.kett had luncheon at [Government House 1 upml.o Hrn ti, Jonkheer ran Buchteien dined at Government Hous Wednesda> Nov. 2'». The foil were guests at a dinm r given by His
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    TRUNK FOUND
    24 4 TRUN K FOUN D lirlioM'd Btdb Prof cm I! A Mr 'A" J Er.,li .it P'o> v and ed II N ed t me
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      212 4 rT^~B INSTANTLY RELIEVES A i3L AND QUICKLY HEALS JL\ ■XlB^L. Tb rMao wb J Eoaeme, Psonaeis, and other diaea*f» M 'iB eeem difficult to cure U frequently dne to failure to reeok MM I M Mjl ll ltb« root of the malady. I y^** 1 1 H©*li*i"g this. Dr. D.
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    Court Picture Of Condemned Hospital Attendant
    147 5 unt ,e sl w«£ ttra«Sis»r£^ •nel Charles A. Lindbergh, the American airman, and Mis. Lindbergh, uho have been I In Fans, took off from Leg Miireanv. near Melon, m their Seaplane, for Amsterdam. f I Suhelstnne of the Inniskilling Dragoons was married at St.
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      166 5 l a Photographic coptca oi Free Preei phUHte j can be obtained on application to the Manager. DEC. 29th, at the CAPITOL! NOTE THE DATE! DON'T BE LATE fob "PINNER at EIGHT" A FAMOUS ENGLISH TABLE DELICACIES GILLARD'S Celebrated L. V. Pickle. Menager Pickle and Mixed Pickles ~£oBamm*mmmmuu/^_*+-^mm+mq^ POTTED MEATS
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    FROM "PLEASANTVILLE" TO PRISON
    250 6 FROM "PLEASANTVILLE" TO PRISON Huge Chandu Haul On Board Ship TO& Shanghai men. Ah Goh and Leej Ken Yin, were convicted yesterday on j barges of being concerned m the imoortation of $61,720 worth of chandu and opium, and sentenced to one year's I rigorous imprisonment each, by the Singapore
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    MAGISTRATE REBUKED
    275 6 Chief Justice Sends Case Back A rebuke was administered by the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Huggard l m the Supreme Court yesterday to a local potlee magistrate against whose decision an appeal wafl about to be argued. 'I rind it very difficult to understand :rorr; the grounds of
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    JOIN FORCES
    110 6 Newfoundlanders Seek Prosperity London, Dec. 2. The Newfoundland Legislature adjourns to-day. and yesterday both Houses passed a resolution expressing ippieciafcion of the generosity of the United Kingdom Government's financial provisions and declaring that measures calculated to help the restoration of prosperity would receive the grateful and hearty co-operation
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    SPORTING CHANCE
    124 6 French Financial Proposals Paris. Dec. 2. The Government's majority m the Chamber this afternoon has no significance and it simply gives the Government a sporting chance to win through on its financial proposals which were unknown when the vote i was taken. The Finance Bill was tabled later
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    336 6 The undernoted non-fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday 9-12-33* at 9 a.m. Brittain (Vera* Testament ot Youth:; an Autobiographical Study of the Years 1900-1925. Brockway <Fenner.» The Bloody, Traffic. Cooper (A. R. The Man who liked, Hell Twelve Years m the French Foreign Legion. Illus.
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    SIR CECIL HURST
    42 6 The Hague, Dec. 2. Sir Cecil Hurst, the British Judge m; the Court, has been elected President! of the Permanent Court of Interna- tional Justice for a period of three I years as from Jan. 1 next. Reuter Wireless
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    ROYAL EXHIBITS
    136 6 King And Prince As Stock Breeders London. Dec. 2. The keen interest of the King In stock breeding is again shown m the Smithfield Club show which will be held from Monday to Friday next week at Islington. London. His Majesty has entered 29 animals for various classes
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    $150 Must Be Won
    564 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION i I Six Free Chances Every Week i HEU)W will be found particular of the Free Press Football *J Competition No. 16 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played m the English and Scottish Football
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    JUST READING THE KORAN
    217 6 JUST READING THE KO RAN But Monopolies Raiders Find Opium The trial was commenced yesterday: before Mr. H. A. Forrer. the criminal j district judge, of two Indians on a charge of possessing deleterious drugs. Originally eight men were arrested but the case against six of them was withdrawn. Of
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    CONVERSION LOSSES
    82 6 German Dollar I^oan Change Over Berlin. Dec. 5. The conversion of German dollar loans into Reichsmark loans involving losses to German investors and speculators estimated at at least 300.000.000 marks is proposed by the Gold Discount Bank m conjunction with about a dozen bis industrial firms. Over one
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    AIDING JEWS
    77 6 Lord Cecil Takes Up Appointment 1 London. Dec. 2. Lord Cecil has accepted the post of j British representative on the governing body representing twelve nations which will assist the League High Commissioner, an American. Mr. J. O Mac Donald. to aid Jewish and other refugees from Germany.
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    U.S. PURCHASES
    56 6 Millions For Domestic Gold Washington, Dec. 5. Mr. Morgenthau announced to-day that the Treasury purchases to support the market m Government bonds last week amounted to $2,545,000 compared with $8,748,000 m the previous week.— Reuter. Washington. Dec. 4. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation up to date has bought $10,400,000
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    WINTER RELIEF
    37 6 Berlin, Dec. 4. The fund for winter relief measure.^ has been helped by 400.000 marks as a result of the third of the "one-course lunches held on the first Sunday ln the month. Reuter Wireless
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    INDIAN TRIBUTE
    134 6 INDIAN TRIBU TE Depressed Classes Honour Bomba\ Gtfftn i lain Wm i A notable tribute .> Frederick Sykes. tl' ol Bombay, by tin yesterday Ih reoi Lved 150 of them who pr.s iarewell addiati I displayed Rcnuinc Kgl ture Dr lolanal Depressed ClaaaM Xl read HM <!<i r schemes launch*
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    THE AIR MINISTER
    49 6 Flighi To Cairo \M India London. Vn Lord and Ladj their daughters 1. Helen and Lady M n to Cairo by thi UnperUi their Christmas holida; the Daily Telegraph Th. will, afterwards. In his offl continue his filght to Indl machine. Inspect ing tv en route
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    MANNALOA ERUPTING
    37 6 World's LarfCft Volcano Honolulu nr. The worst outbreak the world's largest volcai 13.760 feet, are now proceed quake shocks accompany burst of molten la> one square mile have Up to now no casu... Reuter Wireless
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      149 6 Has no t'tt'l? II air Now 1 had become completely i discouraged by a heavy Krowth ot disgusting hair _g k 1 I tried depilatory pastes __\^____WL J m ••vU Miielling powder anc Wf _JWm_fL_f fl painful electric treatment M_^_X 9____J M •even a razor. Shaving W% mf__\ simply made
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      219 6 j FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 16. j I agree to abide by the conditions goTerning this competi- 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 J j appertaining thereto. My forecast of
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      33 6 Uk_W Spm M MM* Tl-r. Uno **»> fi! m _vmm »guT«. bio*-— 1 i Disease germs enter JL here l\SenA Prevent -^llnfluenxa Diphtheria Scarlet Fever by keeping your mouth disinfected wilb FORMAMINT ■\t a.
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      70 6 BROADCAST STATION "Z.H.1." Singapore Thursday. Dec. 7th. 6 p.m. Recorded Music. 6.45 p.m. News Bulletin kindly supplied by Straits Times. 7 p.m. Relay of concert artistes from Tomlinson Hall:— Selections by String Trio: Mme. Dietz < Piano i. C. Q Starkey Violin > k H C W Allen Cello Mrs.
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    THE CAPITOL
    221 7 "Gold Diggers Of 1933" Lavish, elaborate and ingenious settings dazzle and delight the audience m "The Gold Diggers of 1933," Warner Bros, much heralded «m America) "super- musical"— their second this year which opened to crowded houses :at the Capitol yesterday. Last year. Singapore saw the original ["Gold
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    BOTH INJURED
    79 7 Peer And Wife In Motor Mishap London. Dec. 4. Lord and Lady Cawdor, who were 'seriously injured during the week-end m a motor accident at North Leach m j Cotswolds, both passed a fairly comi fortable night and their condition was this morning unchanged. Their car collided with
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    ATLANTIC FLIGHT
    31 7 Lindberghs Start On Southern Route Bathurst, Gambia, Dec. t>. Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh took off: .at 2 o'clock this morning on a transAtlantic night to Natal i ßrazil). Reuter
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    TEA TABLE TIPS.
    270 7 "Well, Helen, Its nice to have you I here again. How many lumps?" "Two please. Yes. I'm glad to be back too, its almost incredible now to think we've ever been away, and we've only been home a week!" 'Poor, darling, I suppose you're m I the
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1933 Back To The Big Stick ?
    551 8 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1933 Back To The Big Stick 'THE decision of Italy to leave rhe League of Nations if it is not reorganised according to Fascist ideas ir.ay be the worst blow that unfortunate body has yet received. For Italy is now the most influential
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    1070 8 as I was Sa ying CANON" Stacy Waddy. who has been Secretary of the Society for the Propagation 'of the Gospel since 1925. will be m Singapore to-day on his way home from China, where a great part of the Society's activities are conCmnn Stacx centrated. The LMPftOIVQ society, out
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    349 8 Lieut-Col. and Mrs. Hyland return Ito Singapore from Hong Kong by the I Chitral. Mr. R. Bloomer arrived from London by the s.s. Glenogle to take over the position of Advertisement Manager of The Advertising Publicity Bureau, Ltd. Singapore offlc, A stabbing afi'ray occurred about midnight
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    900 8 "ifah ■■< old thugg] 1 r village Mi! and v ing to wh.it has hap SO SAii "our own you did ha\. Thaala "Tl.. Bagyi; thi marling. long. I n. there could !>• small villawith then i: pom m id "It is MM i know that the dalnt
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      39 8 "PROMINENT POLITICIANS' YES-MEN are no: insincere" writes a journalist. Then they must have hearts of OK. The ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS POLICY ia true to the core. GENERAL j ACCIDENT. FIRE UF£ ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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      44 8 VICTORIA THEATRES.V.C. Grand Xmas PANTOMIME 'Babes m the Wood" (or "LOST IN THE LALLANG") On Dec. 16th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 23rd. at 9.30 i MATINEE DEC. 22nd 5.15 P.M. CHILDREN BOOKING AT JOHN LITTLES Prices $2.50, $1.50 $100. YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT
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    ECONOMIC PROBLEMS FACING US TODAY
    3736 9 CAJS WK PLAN FOR THF I MASS WHILE ASSURING A MAN'S FREEDOM? Sir Basil Blackett Gives Interesting Rotary Address «ERE was a record attendance at vesterdav\ I unchcon meeting of the Rotary Club of rapore when Sir Basil Blackett* (who l e pore bj the
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    CREDIT EXPANSION
    100 9 Larue American Share Issue New York. Dec. 5. In furtherance of Mr. Roosevelt's .plan io strengthen the capital struc- 'tures of the banks preparatory to credit expansion for the benefit of industry the National City Bank ol New York is selling $50,000,000 ot preferred stock to the Reconstruction
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    MINISTER HONOURED
    85 9 Chinese Recognition Of Services Rendered At the meeting of the Executive Council of Nanking, yesterday, the Central Government approved ot a proposal to award Sir Miles Lampson. British Minister m China who is leaving the country shortly, with the Second Class Jad«> Distinguished Medal for services rendered m
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    97 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates RIBBER London. Dec ♦>. Spot 'Sellers* 4> 4 d. (4 5 Itid. < Buyers» 4 3 16d. (4*^4.) January-March 4» »d. -4 S>l6d.) I April- June 4 5 16c! '4 3 B d.' July-Sept. 4 13 33d. '4 1532 d.)
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      53 9 I i ANNUAL i CHEAP SALE j i will commence from Monday, ECHIGOYA CO., j 54—56, MIDDLE ROAD. T c Date: WEDNESDAY Dec. 13th! The Place: CAPITOL The Event Gala Malayan Premiere of The British Picture that has made Screen History! THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII" PLANS ARE RAPIDLY
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    "UNANCHORED" CURRENCY
    1084 10 This Problem Of Money -13 Making The Dollar A i THE 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 preceding article dealt with the
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    121 10 December 6 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin of 4 Imp. galls.) 1 70 Sylvan Arrow Kerosene per tin L5O Secony Motor Gasoline ex pump per British Imperial Gallon 82 Socony Motor Gasoline In 4- gal. drums per British Imp. Gal. 85 Socony Motor Gasoline per
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    PANGNGA RIVER TIN
    128 10 Net Profit Of £27,197 Messrs Harrisons, Barker and Co., Penang, agents, write: Cabled advice has been received from London that this company's annual accounts were issued on the Ist instant. These accounts cover the financial year to Aug. 31, 1933. The annual meeting of the company will
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    85 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association December 6, IS o'clock noon I Buyers Sellers R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot (loose* 13 r, 8 business done R.S.S. equal to London Standard. <F. 0.8.» 13 7 8 14 Standard R.S.S. on Tender Dec. 13 3 4 13 7 8 Jan.-Mar. 13 7
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    Exchange Rates
    223 10 December 6 SELLING London, 4 months' sight 2 4 7 64 London. 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London. 60 days' sight 2 4 5 64 London. 30 days' sight 241 16 London, demand 2 4 3 64 London. T.T. 2 4 1 32 Lyons and Paris,
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    SINGAPORE UNITED
    110 10 Local Reorganisation Reduces Costs Restricted output of Singapore United Rubber Plantations to June 30th 720,250 lbs 'agst. 724,000 lbs). 336,000 lbs (89.600 sold m London at gross 2.92 d. •4.68d> and 384.250 lbs. 1 634.400) locally at 2.37 d (2.25d>. Amount expended on bldgs. and machinery was £64.
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    Singapore Produce Prices
    180 10 I December 6, 12 o'clock noon Buyers Seller* Gambler 4.(K> I Java Cube J-JJ Hamburg cube 6.50 Muntok White Pepper 22.25 White Pepper 22.00 Black Pepper 13.00 Copra, sundried 3.05 Copra, mixed 2.35 Small flake Tapioca 4.25 Med. Pearl Tapioca 5.00 Small Pearl Tapioca 500 Lingga Sago
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    KAMUNTING TIN
    141 10 Credit Balance Of £138,197 Messrs Harrisons. Barker and Co.. Penang. inform us tnat cabled advice has been received !rom London that the annual accounts oi Kamuminu Tin Dredging Ltd.. whose financial year ended on June 30. 1933. were issued on the Ist meeting of the company will be
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    PAHANG CONSOLIDATED
    103 10 No Dividend On Ordinary Capital Report of Pahang Consolidated »tin) ihOWS mines profit to July 31st £20.372' < after charging €1.740 agst. devpt. reserve^, compared with £19.287 last year and £37.198 at July 31st. 1931. Adding £35.574 brought m. together with receipts from interest and investments, sum remains
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    LONDON'S "NEWSPAPER WAR"
    358 10 LONDON'S "NEWSPAPER WAR —mm What Shareholders Have To Pay •From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 18. Since the beginning of the so-called "newspaper war" on March 4, the four "popular" morning newspapers, the Daily Express," "Daily Herald," "Daily Mail" and "News-Chronicle"— have spent vast sums on competitive door-to-door canvassing, free
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    SHARE MARKET VERY DULL
    918 10 SHARE MARKET VERY DULL FRASER 'S WEEKLY REPORT Fraser and Cos weekly report. dated Singapore. Dec. 5 stages: Although commodity prices hay« remained steady throughout the week, the share market has been extremely dull, very few price movements taking place, with orders difficult to negotiate. Tin regained the loss m
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    AD VALOREM SCHEME
    71 10 AD VALOREM SC H EME hutrh Colonial 01 Opposition •From Ou: Owi »l. d According to have b» en I Indian Oovernnx ai fi for the Monies strcs of abandoning tht restriction Khi lorem duty, and lo.vly r)u plan product: It mu>t be taki n this newspaper, that ti of
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    YESTERDAY'S RUBBER AUCTION
    88 10 YESTERDAY'S RUB BER AUCTION Viu Slngapon mere* l-übo-r A 1.1515' i.ii tl PRH ES Xl \l l/l Kil.hfil Smoked Sheet <. i i Standard Qu.. QOOd A i r .L-e Qu •13 Fair ra^. Q l Off Qualr 11 Sneet Cutting* Crepe Fine Qnaltty Pale Standard anc dig] inferior Off
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    52 10 EXPORTS OF TINNE D PINEAPPLES During the week ending exports oi tinned pineapph Malayan ports amounted cases, of which ISJfll CSSI I I United Kingdom. 2.135 eassf I Continent I Eun.p- and 1 504 elsewhere Total exports for the per: d 1933. to D-c I were 1.756.283 an overage ol
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    Wall Street
    88 10 Dec < America-. Cu. Com «>s American Telephone and Telegraph 117" Atcheson Railroad 48' I Dupont 88 Firestone. Common General Electric General IfOton Goodrich Ooodyear Inter-T. 1. pta Telegraph National City Bank New York Osntral Railroad Radio Corporation s Callfornlan Bdh Company Soconv-Vacuum Standard On N.l Texas Corporation
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    804 11 I) Yesterday's Closing Quotations WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER b, 1933. Kumbang <£) 32s 6d 33s c.d Malay <£) 36s 9d 37s 9d Hitam Tin (ss) 15s 15s 9d s T (s*> 132^2 137 i Tm l£ > 36s 9d 37s 9d dang (sl> 30 34 95 100 Tin (£1)
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    TRADE MARKS
    73 11 New Manchukuo Law Effective Dairen. Dec. 4. Manchukuo's law on trade marks came into t ffed on Nov. 20. Agents to handle applications for registration of trade marks under the new law have already been appointed. The regulations will not affect the Kwantung Leased Territory, which is considered
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    CANTON-KOWLOON RAILWAY
    159 11 CAN TON -KOW LOON RAILWAY Revision of Profits Distribution Canton. Nov. 18. According to the Central Press, draft proposals for the revision of the Canton- Kowloon Railway agreement were sent to-day by the Provincial Government to the Ministry ot Railways for action. The Ministry is expected shortly to take up
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    15 11 Compagnie Sud Atlantique is to build a rather smaller ship to replace the burned Atlantique.
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    MALAYA RUBBER STATISTICS
    261 11 i Grand Total excludes 82 tons over- reported m 1. ana 4A ww rt «dorr.Arf tv.roueh the Dort from a place of origin m Malaya, by sea. road or rail. N teS: 2TS2W JSSK^-SSS'aSrCS S S W p Pl n g P Return ,1. *E. 3). Summary
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    U.S. OFFICIALS PUZZLED
    134 11 By Reference To Exchange Equalisation Fund Washington. Dec. 1. The statement ot Mr. R. W. Bingham, tlie U.S. Ambassador to London, at the Thanksgiving Day dinner ol the American Society m London that an Exchange Equalisation Fund existed m America has puzzled officials here, who interpret it
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      516 11 Assets exceed 112 oos ass Assaranoe In force ever llt.ttt.ttt The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I 'Incorporated ln tbe Straits Betttemeata) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Lite Building. Cecil Street, Singapore. omc c The company has E20.000 deposited wit, tlie Supreme Court England and collie. _TZ STJJ I^Z Companies
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      410 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND (HIN A (Incorporated ln England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 600.000 shares of £5 each D 3,000.000 Reserve Fund £3.000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000.000 HEAD OFFICE 38, Blshopsgate. London, EC. 2 Agencies and Branches Aior Star *****0 Semarang Amritsar Ipoh Seremban
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      567 12 Burns Philp Line. (Incorporated m Australia) FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE vi; JAVA, DARWIN AND THURSDAY ISLAND. Regular monthly sailing by the weU-known steamer MARELLA (7,3' tons) ana the s.s. MANGOLA (3,352 tons): [Cargo only] is MARELLA ls one of the largest and finest steamers trading to Australia. Cabins de
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      52 12 For everything appertaining Travel. Banking Freight Apply tr* COmOKS WACoj§S^LITS [WORLD TRAVEL SfDVirf mmmW ROBINSON ROAD Individual Attention H. W. D. THE HONGKONG flr WHAMPOA DOCK 0 LTD. I SHIPBUILDERS ENGINFFRS iue_\_. nm ™w,~JT BTEBL BRASS FOUNDERS v\.' SA KOWLOON DOCKS -COSMOPOLITAN DOCK ABKRDKI N DO KS HONGKONG TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS.
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      66 12 I. S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA IMMSTRIAL H*JH TRANSPORT CXI •Incorporated m Jap.t:. REGILAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. From Japan Due sail SHYOJIN MARU ]Q HAVRE MARU FOR KOBE. OSAKA, MOJI Y\\V\r\ NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA Due i||« BOSTON MARU 7 D< NAGOYA MAEU ERIE MARU Mark od roceadi For rat*s and
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      76 12 S.S. "Kutsang" for Manila Hongkong and Japan. s.iiK iou pin l>. f For ir» :l.\•UM SI I \l> I Cd I «1 (m HENDERSON LINE SCHEDIIF oi >\li m By FortnifhtlT Pav>rncrr *ira»« Between IlßgSf. P« ,rl >« d 0 Marseille*. Palma saS I mrUMßtf HOMI v IRD 111 Turl
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      607 12 j Local And j Foreign Mail B Despatches and 75 Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 17 p.m. and Thursday 730 a.m. Saturday 7 pm Kuantan .via Jerantut* urn Monday to Friday 730 a .m. urn Kuantan «vta Jerantut* Saturdays 7 pm Kelantan (Yla Padang Besar* Monday and Friday 7
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      334 12 I LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE \'\Wvisi&f ~OF FREIGHT RATES The Straits-New York j j Shippers are notified of changes m the majority of freight rates quoted m the current Straits New York Freight Tariff a< follow* STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF No. 11 AMENDMENT NO. 1% Tariff Rates: It is notified
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      94 12 SING A POrT" HARBOU* Ships misz ■■asTs 11 XEmpire d,k rati Bui Mala WM Uh,rf Eau 1 s SEP «2 Ho; Dr» dg l I OH Whart < sal Whmi VESSELS IN ih raajong h Überi D Kepp'l Km r King's D« Ms I i VESSELS UUUVBD Tlnombo, D Koni
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      553 13 P. o. British India and Apcar Lines. (Incorporated In England) MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N CO UNDO ™™CTJIT« HIS MAJESTY S GOVERNMENT LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. AWARDS FROM LONDON FOR CHINA JAPAN. Due m___ HFRA T0, !Sn™ S 8aP re Tonnage. Singapore. DER
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      534 13 ttlier man Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ln England) ™o tt m "ELLERMAN" LINE. FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL U Steamer' rt City of Evansville T SaUs City of Norwich ec f. J ruv r_r FOR HONG KOli SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. City of Roubaix
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      972 14 K. P. M. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ VAN DER LUN -Thursday. Dec. 7, Cheribon I not for passengers), Semarang, Sourabaya. Bocloieng. Ampenan, Padang Bay, Benoa and Banjoewangi. TIDORE Thursday. Dec. 7, Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis, Soengei Pakning, Siak and Pakan-Baroe. PARIGI Thursday. Dec. 7. Penang .malls only) and Bagan Si-Api-Api. GBNERAAL VEHSPVCK-
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    CAMBRIDGE "BLUES" TO BE LIMITED
    171 15 CAMBRIDGE "BLUES" TO BE LIMITED Ban On Men From Other Universities Af a London, Dec. 6. ii Pr the next me eting with Oxford 'm March. 1934, Cambridge University 1 are to bar trained athletes who come to them from American and Dominions' i universities from participation m the. Inter-
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    67 15 The following players have be^n selected to represent the Singapore Chinese at lawn tennis m the All-Malayan Chinese Amateur Athletic meeting which will be held at Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 21 to 26 Men: Lim Bong Soo. Yong Loon Chong. Chong Thutt Pitt. C. K. Pan? and Cheong Chee Lim.
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    WEIGHT LIFTING
    425 15 Singapore Championships On Saturday The 1933 Singapore weight-lifting championships to be held on Saturday at the Moonlight Hall. New World at mrSfit: sl l ar P' should prove the most exciting of all our championships. The champions chosen to compete are taken all round, a much better team
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    M.C.C. TOURING TEAM'S RECORD
    372 15 M.C.C. TOURING TEAM'S RECORD Mitchell At The Top Of The Averages The batting averages of the MCC earn m India up to Nov. 20, the day on which they began their match with a wTSSST' at Delhi show «iat A. Mitchell, the Yorkshireman has llu^.u^ r w ns and cre
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    224 15 Viceroy's XI Defeated By An Innings -The MCCV defeated the Viceroy's i l Np De,hi by an ,nnln s *nd <sOB runs. Scores: i VICEROYS XI. Ist Innings. Wa/ir Ali c Mitchell b Verity 12 Brittaln Jones c Mitchell b Vertty g Longfield c Mitchell b Langridge 0 Naidu lbw.
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    PLENTY OF GOALS IN GAME WITH S.V.C.
    855 16 PLENTY OF GOALS IN GAME WITH S.V.C. Club Hockey Team Scores Six Times Against Volunteers S.C.C 6: S.V.C 3. There were plenty of goals when the S.C.C. met the Volunteers at hockey on the padang yesterday, but the play was inclined to be scrappy, mainly on account of the condition
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    S.C.C. TO MEET S.V.C.
    147 16 Teams For Wednesdays Game On Padang The following arc the teams for the Rugby Football match between an S.C.C. XV and an S.V.C. XV on Wednesday, Dec. 13, at S.C.C. S.C.C. XV A. P. Craigit :J. E King (Capt.*, D. G. M. Owen. F. R. Pearse,
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    MALAY RECREATION CLUB
    206 16 At the general meeting held at No. 8 Lorong K. Telok Kurau. on Sunday, the following were appointed office bearers for the ensuing year. President Tuan Hadjee Ismail bin H. Md. Talb. (reelected*. Vice-President Che Osman bin H. Ismail (re-elected*. Hon. Auditor Che Latiff bin Aboobakar (re-elected*.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP
    25 16 I TO-DAY Winner of E. J. Cassels and P. O'Neill Dunne vs. Winner of H. Henshelwood and E. H. R. Bowerman.
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    303 16 Rugby Command Side To Meet Singapore The Malaya Command Rugby selectors have had to make one or two important changes In selecting the team which is to meet Singapore at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday afternoon m what will be the deciding game m the southern
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    ST. ANDREWS RUGGER
    275 16 Scotland And The Rest Draw In Penang Not since 1923 have Scotland [escaped defeat at the hands of the' Rest m the annual St. Andrew's Day rugger match at Penang until Saturday when they made a great second hall really to effect a draw of a goul
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    Drawn Game In Kuala Lumpur
    247 16 Drawn Game In Kuala Lumpur Wednesday's match on the Kuala Lumpur padang IbetWtypn Scotland and Ireland and the Rest was spoilt by the heavy rain which fell just before play started. The ground was very slippery and heavy and it was impossible to handle the ball with any assurance. During
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    THE AMERICA CUP
    308 16 Endeavour To Be Launched In April Though work on the America's Cup challenger has been started at th<» Gosport yard of Messrs. Cam Der and Nicholson, the construction has not yet reached a stage from which anything can be Judged of the shape or characteristics of the
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    609 16 WILTSHIRE HOCKEYISTS BEAT S.R.C. irst Elevens Shine In Bright Encounter Wiltshires 4: S.R.C 3. The first hockey eleven oi the S.R.C. I suffered their initial defeat of the sea- I son at Tanglin yesterday, at the hands of the first eleven 01 the Wiltshire Regiment. After an interesting game, ihe
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    ENGLAND WINS SOCCER TUSSLE
    15 16 ENGLAND WINS SOCCER TUSSLE On the T.Hart Lan. Eni four goals soccer cont> i Reuter
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    174 16 ST. ANDREW'S DAY GO LF X* Narrow Wta ft, fc^ In IVnanu In the annual Sc, Golf match, bl P. defeated by 9 mat The following m land players mention McKinstery and M Boyd 0. Scoular and A Kimpster 0. Aird and Ifcnwtek 1. Knieht m Pirn 0. Carmichael a
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    54 16 Amateur Mcd At Kuala Lumpur Th<- following renresent th< Bini the forthcoming amateur athletl held at Kuala Lumpur lrom D to 26 Ladies: Mi s.s 1)..; v 1 Eileen Lim. Miss .1 n. Mis* Pto lis Chia. Mlei N Men:— Lim B Soo. Chong. Chonu I Pitt X
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    56 16 GENERAL HOSPITAL RECREATION CLU B A* the annual m ral n on Monday thi office-been i Mr. M H Das. P: Mr Ponnambalam V Karthlfeean. Ho:, s. Mr Kandiah Ho:: Tr Perera. Hon. Sport ft Rasiah. Hon Li' S Baptist T Chai iv Q F Hen Ben, C. I of
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