The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 December 1933

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    17 1 The Singapre Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. So. 14.141 ESTD. 1835 SVrrRDAY. DECEMBER 16. 1933 It CENTS
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    TRAIN WRECKED AND LOOTED
    278 1 TRAIN WRECKED AND LOOTED Ghastly Bandit Outrage In FOREIGNER AMO?sG KILLED frhe danger of travel m Manchuria was n demonstrated m ghastly fashion yesterday bandits wrecked the international train Kurope near Tsitsihar, firing on the passengers they tried to escape from the wrecked ches and carrying off several hostages. A
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    THE PRINCE IN HULL
    125 1 Informal Chats With Unemployed London. Dec. 13.. i When the Prince of Wales as patron |of the National Council of Social Services began a three days tour of Yorkshire at Hull today he was given :an enthusiastic welcome by the un- employed men of the city,
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    DUTCH SEARCH FOR CONTROL PLAN
    84 1 Unofficial Rubber Committee In D.E.I. I Batavia, Dec. 15. An unofficial committee under th< chairmanship ot the president of the General Agricultural Syndicate is at present collecting all the information required for the introduction of rubber restriction In the Dutch East Indies. The object is
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    FIERCE WINTER GALE
    120 1 Husy British Lifeboat Crews London. l)e<\ 13. The fiercest gale of the winter' swept the British coasts today and was particularly severe m The EnuliMi Channel. Cross-channel sailings were curtailed. Those crossing experienced the roughest weather of this winter. The lileboats around the coasts had many calls
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    COTTON COMPETITION
    94 1 .Japanese Delegation In Europe The Hague. L>ee. I.V Japanese competition m the Dutch East Indies is quite lair declared Mr. Okada. leader oi the Japanese cotton delegation, which has come to Britain to negotiate with Lancashire cotton leaders. Mr. Oknda declared that the delegation is visiting Holland to
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    L.M.S. SHOWS THE WAY
    220 1 £8,400,000 Order For Railway Equipment London. I>ec. 13. The announcement o: an £3 400.000 replacement and Improvement programme for 1934 by the London, Mlrfk-nd. and Scottish Railway Company follows the constantly Improving traffic returns of the British railway! In recent months and is a furtner indication
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    BRITAIN'S SECRET AIR MANOEUVRES
    224 1 Bombing Speed Boats 111 -North !^ea For a year past fleets of British bombing planes have been engaged m secret manoeuvres m the North Sea, acquiring astounding skill m chasing and bombing speed boat targets. Aircraftsman Shaw (Lawrence of Arabia) was concerned m the initiation of
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION
    180 1 Eleven Readers Share I 1 iZiV 1 Eleven Singapore readers forecasted correctly the results of nine matches m Football Competition No. 16. and they will each receive a cheque lor Sl4 The winners are: Mr. K. R. Yean. 4t> Breeze Road. off Nelson Road. Singapore. .Mr. K. N.
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    HOUSE KEPT UP ALL NIGHT
    193 1 HOUSE KEPT UP ALL NIGHT Women M.P. s Like Washed Out Rags London. »>«. 15 The House ot Commons experienced The unusual occurrence of having the agenda of the Friday sitting aut.unatir aJly eliminated prcum lrwn o'clock this morning lound a yawning HotMC Mill discussing the s.vond item >! Thursday's
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    RETALIATORY TARIFFS
    37 1 Japan Propo>i>s To Take Action Tokio. Bm, IV b:ii> providing >r apart control md .alury tari.Ts will be prest*ntrd f Itbc Di'-t m the I'limmv session accord lag t i statement bf the nnmin Reuter
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    LOWEST SINCE 1930
    43 1 hi? proved rnemployment Outlook I;. Britain London. I)r< I.V It is stated m Government rlrcin that unemploymt nt has reached its lowed ince 1930 and it is confidently expected it win fall b<-iow the 2.000.00) rk early m the Spring.
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      187 1 BIGIA TEA :> the freshness fragrance of the I a y a n gardens •ed to your home. To-Day's Attractions RIJSTTAFEL Served 12.30 to 3. D.m. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE also THE WORLD FAMOUS SPANISH ARTISTS ESCANDEL AND ROSITA IN THEIR ORIGINAL CREATION RUMBA CUBANA DECEMBER 24th uinwtK Crackers. Special Novelties
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      199 1 I On Other Pages The Governor has appointed a Straits ("hinr-e ommittce with which informally to discuss important matters aflectin*, that community rase 9. Reports from the Bankruptcy touit on PMC* Z. und 7. Reports of Ponawat and Malaya Consolidated Tin— rase 10. The London Midland and Scottixh Railway is
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    ONCE WEALTHY BROKER "BROKE"
    975 2 ONCE WEALTHY BROKER "BROKE" PUBLIC EXAMINATION OF Mr. DAVID A story which brought home m j large measure the dismal effects of the world- wide slump on Malayan I commercial enterprises was told m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday when Mr. j J. B. David, lormerly one of the best i
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    FOR "TEA MONEY"
    232 2 Failure Of Extortion Charge Malacca. Dec. 14. A Chinese was charged before the iudge. Mr. B. R. Whitehouse today, with attempted extortion of Sj from, and threatening to cause bodily injury to. Tan Choon. a coolie employed at E. A. Barbours. Inspector Bird appeared for the prosecution
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    BEHAVING HIMSELF
    129 2 Petition Writer's Bond Rescinded A six months* bond m a surety of I $100 compelling a Ceylonese petition i writer named James Muttiah to be of .good behaviour was rescinded by the •Third Magistrate, Mr. R. j. f. Curtis yesterday. When Muttiah was bound over three (months ego
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    WHITE GUARDS IN FRANCE
    162 2 Soviet Group To Make Protest Paris, Dec. 7. An official communique issued m connection with the session of the group of Franco-Soviet relations of the Chamber of Deputies, states that the group unanimously approved the policy of further improvement of the relations between France and the
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    ONCE WEALTHY
    83 2 Mr. Cheah Lean (ivan Bankrupt Penang. Dec. 15. Several attempts to arrive at a settleiment having failed. Mr. Cheah Lean Guan. regarded as one of the wealthiest Chinese m Penang. was made bankrupt to-day m the Supreme Court on the application of a chetty creditor. It is understood
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      149 2 Umii— bittlttl par* Wood not omN k**p« mwy 6\tmt; but Ii Natvr* ,1 tm m th m Urn rCWiOßrjr— *n m*CX» M MOOS VM) Mood Md Skin Comykiwo CWk*'i ESng W| ii i*j fwt LJQUID m TABLMTfrnrm I have prescribed Angier' s frequently/ JfeiptN^iM A Doctor writes Some two months
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      369 2 NOTICE. SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB. Notice. The Pool will be closed lor cleaning on Sunday December 17th at 8 p.m. and will re-open on Wednesday 20th instant at 6 a.m. High Tide m the Pagar on Monday 10.35 a.m. High Tide m the Pagar on Tuesday 11.21 a.m. H. R. W
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      522 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT^ BOARD RESIDENCE WANTED. 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. BOARD RESIDENCE. THE MANSION OXLEY RISE NON LICENSED RESIDENTIAL HOTEL (High Elevation— 3 Minutes from Town) Daily, Weekly and Monthly
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      374 2 TEM>kr s^ SINGAPuRr^^ NOTICE AI Tender^ NOTICE is h, Teby Xlv are now innu materials or M culars of Mich m tho Tender U, Execution ol lutar*^ dean nceau 55?^ S 1 Baton] a) Supply Coal r v. Closing. 4 p 2nd. 1934 aTI Jtn^ -upply period I Monday. M
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      337 2 Diary Of The Week Saturday, 16th. High Water. 08.43. 0.2 It.. 22.35. 8.5 ft. Johore Council of State. Johore Bahru. i 11 a.m. Pantomime 'Babes In the Wood*, Vic- j toria Theatre. 9.30 p.m. Rugby S.C C. II vs. M. Command 11. j SC.C; M.C.U. vs. Wiltshire.! M.C.U. Kota Raja
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    VICTIMISED BY PARTNER
    243 3 VICTIMISED BY PARTNER ■miNESE BANKRUPTCY 1 DISCHARGE I subject To Judgment I For *1.500 who had been victimised partner and had been ipl largely through m nent and fraud of the I ssfully applied to Mr the Bankruptcy Court discharge. An order B with suspension, subject n the sum of
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    SULTAN OF JOHORE
    42 3 Leaving for Europe Via America m March From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Dei. 15. ierstand that Their Highnesses Sultan and Sultanah will be r Europe via China. Japan m Marc'i next v^ai probably be away for at least
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    WOMAN NOT A CHATTEL IN BRITISH COLONY
    1090 3 WOMAN NOT A CHATTEL IN BRITISH C OLON Y BUT CHINESE WIFE LOSES APPEAL Compelled By Ancient Traditions LlXr*TsY p S con stlnf? 'presiding M Justiw .husbanas second wife, m which she ■asked tor an order for restitution or -n3ugal rignts against her n damages tor deprivation of her his
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    NO CRACKERS PERMITTED AT XMAS OR NEW YEAR
    76 3 NO CRACKERS PERMITTED AT XMAS OR NEW YEAR mi? no X. intended to issue any pernrllnr^ thP leUing off of crackerfor fireworks over Christmas and New Year. riS.Jy'f be rpm^bered that m the absence iof permission the letting off undei the Minor Offences Ordinance. m whi^ CCUPi 7 f any
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    L.S. AND G.C. MEDALS
    121 3 L.S AND G.C. MEDALS Awards To Local Soldiers •J^S W r T Offi <* has approved the award m Long Service and Good conduct medals to the followingR^°r Cl f.l l <SSM> E. Moss. K.A.S.C. (without gratuity* now Sgt.» J. Woodburn. «z^?' Class IJ (Clk ()1 Works). A vv Clements,
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    MEN HELD ON JEWELLERY STORE THEFT CHARGE
    402 3 PARIS REPRESENTA TIVE GIVES EVIDENCE A further echo of a big theft of jewellery from a French firm m Saigon m December. 1932. was heard yesterday be lore Mr. Norman Grice. the second magistrate, when the evidence of a representative <>♦ that firm
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    ACTION WHICH SEEMED VINDICTIVE
    246 3 ACTION WHICH SEEMED VINDICTIVE Bankruptcy On Transferred Note This has the appearance of a vindictive action.' was the comment ,f «rf"n Knowles wn he made an application m the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Mills for the discharge of a bankrupt named M S. Supramanian. "The debtor m this
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    EUROPEAN FINED
    174 3 Furious Driving In Orchard Ore-hard A European who drove his car at such a furious speed around a bend that the vehicle's body was said to have swayed ;ou it,s chassis ami pedestrians had to side-step order to avoid being run over was prosecuted m the Fourth Magistrates
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      317 3 I JOYOUS VIGOUR rft&\BBB£ ijicdL- YO (/can benefit B||t«\ttll P*^^ to-day mHrf \*<^£*^HK I Woman, young, middle-aged or W^ \^-*~V^B jJJf^^Q^^^ j old.whetherDebilityand Weak- \x^tsT^li VSs nPSS ar just steadily creeping [N»^iyß^ upon you, or whether you have Jq[ suffered foryears, just "stop for a "1 Wrt ?lrl«-\~,Z' moment and
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      171 3 SPECIAL X'MAS SALE. From 30th NOV. to 20th DEC. 1933. Spun-irrpo silk shirt** <D :>> lii ii silk shirts fe> $2.50 *Ul Poplin shirts Ist Quality <rb $1,110 A I.M -do- -do- 2nd Quality fct $1.20 4 O.W Polo Singlets Ist Quality ft) M.*S -do- -do- 2nd Quality ft> $#.Sr»
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    Your Dog's Distemper
    1421 4 Part 111 More Complications By The Free Press Dog Expert GASTRITIS Catarrh of the stomach In the early stages has already been noted under j General Symptoms. If the condition j is not treated, acute gastritis will ensue. The vomiting then becomes more frequent and the dog's
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    FISH POND RAIDED
    77 4 me preliminary inquiry Into a charge of armed robbery of four dollars* worth k i h V Pond m Ge y ang. was held by Mr. N. Grice. the Second Magistrate, yesterday. The accused. Sng Thiam Beng. Lim Teng Kai and Teo cneng Chuan. were represented by
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    Answers To Correspondents
    429 4 77.-S.T.-Cooked Meat.— lt has been I shown that a dog can digest a m?a! of raw meat m about twelve hours but that a meal of cooked meat is only semi-digested after a similar period. Raw meat is the food intended by nature for a dog. There
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    Koran Reading Competition In Johore Mosque
    523 4 ELEVEN YEAR OLD BOY WINNER i From Our Own Correspondents Johore Bahru. Dec. 14. There were many people at the <Abubakar Mosque this afternoon, when i the Koran reading competition organised by the Religious Education Department was successfully carried out. Among those attending were
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      128 4 m FAMOUS ENGLISH |M| TABLE DELICACIES fS 3l^ GILLARD'S Celebrated r>^- -'-1 L. V. Pickle, Menager fgFj Pickle and Mixed Pickles GILLARD'S Assorted BC —^»^M<iWWg4 POTTED MEATS KS3^|S FISH PASTES ,^^"""~T"^^^ GILLARD'S Beef Sausages HIM r^B| "GILLARD" Preparations are of SAUSAGES, JgaHL High-Class Quality, Tasty and S^ T^>i^2!!^^^S^^^9 delicate m
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    FISH AS CHURCH DECORATION
    165 5 rri<r tW SnU^*XTIJI;^ s ™>- -s oeoup.a Be, t «n C, he annual fish harvest festival was celebrated at the church of St. Dunstan m the East, Idol Lane, close by the Billingsgate fish market rter> from the market assisted In the decoration of the church
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    Woman And Baby Among Crash Victims
    420 6 DRIVER FINED ON FOUR CHARGES A Eurasian woman. Mrs. C. Lange. tier baby boy. an amah and the Malay conductor of a mosquito bus were all badly injured on Nov. 3 as the result of the collision between their vehicle and a light Fold
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    UNREST IN SUMATRA
    96 6 Rebel Movement With 15,000 Members i From Our Own Corresponded; I Medan, Dec. 8. In connection with the recent clis- covery of a rebel movement m the neighbourhood ot Cheribon it is learnked that the movement was started many years ago with the sole purpose Aof over-throwing
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    Stabbed European Hoy Dies
    120 6 The little boy. Jantie de Graaf. from K\ua Radja who was badly wounded !by an Achenese while he was playing with two other children, has died despite blood transfusion from the father. The tragedy has created a deep impression In Ac hen and everybody is mourning-
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    JOHORE OFFICIAL
    172 6 Death Of Retired District Officer The death took place early yesterday morning at the house of his son m J«hore Bahru of Haji Sulong bin A. Rahman. Born m 1875. Haji Sulong entered the Johore Education Department as a clerk m December. 1890. aiiu from 1911 to 1922
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    $150 Must Be Won
    556 6 FREE PRESS FOOTBALL ij COMPETITION Six Free Chances Every Week BELOW will be found particulars of the Free Press Football Competition No. 18 m which you are asked to forecast results of ten matches to be played m the English and Scottish Football Leagues on Dec.
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    FREE PRESS FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 18.
    138 6 j I agree to abide by the conditions governing this competi- tion as set out above and to accept as final the decision of the I j Competition Editor of the Singapore Free Press m all matters appertaining thereto. My forecast of the results
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    FREE PRESS
    73 6 FOOTBALL COMPETITION No. 18. Chelsea vs. Leeds Sunderland vs. Derby Wolverhampton vs. Manchester C. Notts Forest vs. Port Vale Bristol Rovers vs. Norwich Gillingham vs. Queens P.R. Rochdale vs. Halifax Partick vs. Hamilton St. Mirren vs. Hearts Third Lanark vs. Falkirk This duplicate list Is for I the
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    POLICE AMBUSH FOR ROBBERS
    380 6 Harmless Pistol Found Near Drain How they went out m search oi live i "armed robbers" m Havelock Road but i caught only two men who wore minus j j any weapons, was related by two Eurot pean police officers m the Third Itofj istrate's Court
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    MOTHERS DENIAL
    114 6 Charged With Killing Baby Girl Goh Ah Keow. 30-year-old Chii woman. was> produced yesterday by Inspector Frew of the Joo Chiat Police before the Second Magistrate, on a charge of infanticide. She denied the allegation and was remanded until to-day for further inquiries On Dec 2 the body
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    MALAY RESERVATION
    102 6 Johore Bahru. Dec. 14. The Hon. Dato Abdullali bin Isa will j ask the following questions at the meeting of the State Council on Saturday: Wi^li NfINBN to my speech m the Btatc Council on May 30. 1933. on th subject Ol Malay ItlWirmtall m th« State may
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      241 6 Psoriasis Caused Great Disfigurement Healed by Cuticura For ten years my son suffered with a terrible skin trouble, psoriasis. It bt-^an with a very bad rash, of a Jry nature, ar.ii scaled causing great disfigurement. It was all over his arms, legs, and body, and spread to his head. The
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      147 6 TO-NIGHT 9-30 sharp I victoria THEATRE BABES IN Mil WOOD I LOST IN Mil LALLANG The Ballet W a ter Buffalo is only One of the attraction* Book Now, you 7/ be sorry if you can 't get a I Good seat I Dec. 16th. l'th Ntth M and BN
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    LADY CLEMENTI IN PENANG
    50 7 LADY CLEMENTI IN PENANG from Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Dec. 15. Lady Clomenti and the Misses Cleatl arrived m Penang this morning the Kedah. They proceeded to Retire directly after landing, where will be m residence till about nuary 8. The Governor is due next e "k from Kuala Lumpur.
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    DR. PHILIP TYAU
    167 7 Entertained By Chinese Association The Chinese Association ol Singapore which has a large membership of Straits and China-born Chinese, gave 11 reception yesterday afternoon m honour of Dr. Philip Tyau. the new Chinese Consul-General of Malaya. Over one hundred members and visitors were present to watch the
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    TO WEAR THEIR WIGS
    117 7 I Supreme Court Judges And The Bar .From Our Owi: Correspondent.) Penang, Dec. 15. The Judges of the Supreme Court lhavc decided to wear their wigs iwhen they appear m court m '1934 <the Pinang Gazette understands). That being so the judges have I thought that
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    BANKRUPT'S BIG CREDIT PURCHASES
    1169 7 MANY j EUROPEAN j| CREDITORS ■An admission that during the last i, three months of his business he pur- chased goods on credit out of all proi portion to what he had been doing m ,j previous years, was made by a Chin- jese bankrupt, proprietor
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    LOCAL OLIVER TWIST
    236 7 Victim Of Old Man's Evil Influence There is a Malayan counterpart of Charles Dickens' famous character ■Oliver Twist." This little Tamil boy. whose name, is Antony, used to wander through Singapore streets picking the pockets j of unwary pedestrians and practising j other petty offences—just like the
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    SNATCHES FOILED
    240 7 Attempt To <iet European Lady's Bag How she toiled an attempt at bag- 1 snatching by a young Chinese who ac- costed her In Tanglin Road was related to the Second Magistrate, yester- day by Mrs. Huisken. a European. Mrs. Huisken stated that at 4 o'clock on Thursday
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    PENANG'S C.M.O.
    157 7 Dr. H. 6. Holdbrook (locs Home On Medical Advice fFrom Our Own Correspondent.) PenaiiK. l>e< 15. Dr. H. G. Holdbrook. Chief Medical Ollicer. Penang, who has not been In the best of health recently, left lor home by Dutch air mail yesterday His hurried departure was due t<>
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS
    173 7 PecU'it UfhttMj BdtoM Proposed A'-orfliiK to a cirruli! 1-, ,u.-<i by the Cameron Highlands \.l< ri«- Sup ply Syndicate a rh« me is afoot to provide ilictric power In I'limonin Highlands tx th m the upper ;ind low er ucm. The promoters hop.- to ti current available within
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      335 7 j PAVILION -LAST DAY! j MATINEE AT 3.15 Turn the pages of film history fV to a new. an CAV V [J A V ASTOR, I DONALD COOK. I "Jennie Gerhardt" In response to numerous requests, a further instalment of the popular "SCREEN SOUVENIRS" HERE IS A TRULY MAGNIFICENT SHOW
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      258 7 The BIG SHOW of the MONTH! Now attracting Enthusiastic Crowds Nightly! CA P I TO L I Wl» TO-DAY and Nightly 6.15 9.15— to-morrow 3.15 The Famous British Triumph that 100,000 people paid admission to see m TEN DAYS at the LEICESTER SQUARE THEATRE. LONDON! CHARLES LAUGHTON with BINNIE BARNES.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    43 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH L.EE KIM SOO— At 8 a.m. m his residence. 34. Newton Road. Aged 46. Cortege will leave for Bukit Brown on Sunday. Dec. 17. at 10 a.m. Friends and relatives are kindly requested not to send any banners and scrolls.
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1933 A Wise Step
    485 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1933 A Wise Step •THE decision of H.E. the Governor to appoint informal committees of representatives of the Straits Chinese community m the three Settlements of the Colony will be welcomed, not only by the members of that community but by members of
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    As I was Saying
    1026 8 - I lying (rypsics Puss Through From The Runnymede To Berkshire Hitler's Sword Stick Fit seism T" He Tii tight In China In comparison with many of the high officials of the Colony. Sir Walter Huggard. the Chief Justice, may be described as a newcomer to the
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    FROM DAY TO DAY
    345 8 Mr. H. W. Nightingale If. C. S. is to act as Assistant Controller of Labour. Penang. Mr. N. A. Worley M.C.S. is appointed ;an Assistant Official Assignee and an i Assistant Registrar of Companies. Singapore. Miss M. Hall, who arrived from England by the Naldera, is
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    Topics Of The Week
    376 8 Topics Of The Week IT is d. ••■<:, I declared I country the I course, whn. gram JHE week, rubt n» any bod i suppressed alt< not the Topic. EVERYBODY the H. nry VIII mes w« re Nowada M had made he had got to uj tm\ I Chinese b(
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      44 8 94 HORSES LEFT IN THE DERBY, rail a news item early m June. The one we backed was well left. You will be far better advised to back a "GAFLAC" POLICY. i GENERAL ACCIDENT, FIRE LIFE 'ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. Hongkong Bank Chambers. Telephone 6480.
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      30 8 FOX NOW BRINGS YOU THE FILM YOU HAVE WAITED 2 YEARS TO SEE "PADDY-THE NEXT BEST THING' LOVABLE FASCINATING with JANET GAYNOR and WARNER BAXTER COMING TO THE ALHAMBRA SOON^__
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    CHINESE COMMITTEE TO CONSULT WITH GOVERNMENT
    289 9 For Informal Discussion Of Important Matters -THE Governor is appointing .presentee StraUs I <omn,,ttees m the three Settlements with «h to discuss important matters of oolicv '"formally of the community. affectl »S the members iffldally informed that it lon of His Excellency the to
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    GERMANY'S DEBTS'"
    86 9 V 1 T hes A Few "ords Of Advice r- London. Dec 11 Dr CO s n cha e cm ng on°V he reCeW s Germany was destroyed and she ha nee been dependent on foreign sources lor her capital needs. But her present d'-bts. although they may
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    BRITISH SHIPPING
    59 9 M.P. Demands Immediate Help London, Dec. 13. The House of Commons to-night discussed a motion of a private member Dr. Leech, calling attention to the eifect upon British shipping and shipbuilding industries of the uneconomic state of assisted foreign competition and urging Government to take immediate steps to
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    FOR THE WEEKEND
    69 9 Reciprocal Anglo-French Concession London. Dec. 13. In the House of Commons the Foreign Ur.der-Seeretary. Mr. Eden, said that the French Government m response tc em enquiry had been informed that the British Government would be glad to enter imo an arrangement by which British and French holders
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    INDIA BROADCASTS
    89 9 j Programme Relayed On Empire Service London. Dec. 13. The first wireless programme from India was sent to England to-day and re-radiated over the Empire Service of the Broadcasting Corporation. The programme was opened by a short speech by Lord Brabourne who i five days ago took over
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    208 9 MR. QUO~ON~ ANGLOCHINESE jIELATIONS Prospects Of Fruitful Co-Operation I w London, Dec. 15. R^ r QU Tai Chl m an interview with Reuter commented on the excellent evS e aT ee ?h Brit^ h and Chinese evinced at the China Association !to 1Q97 t, h° Unhap Py
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    33 9 Making Favourable Progress London. Dec. 13. Mr. George Lansbury. who broke his thigh last Saturday and underwent an operation on Monday, passed a good night and is quite comfortable. British Radio
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    ON THE RUN
    39 9 Insuli Must Leave Greece Next Month Athens. Dec. 15. Samuel Insuli will shortly again be on the run m consequence of a gov- ernment decision not to renew his police residence permit after Jan. I.— Reuter
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    PERSIA'S REVIVAL
    102 9 Victory Over Official London. Dec. 13. order for covered railway the Persian railway has been i by the British rrm of Metro-n-CammeU Carriage, Wagon and ::ce Company. a leading article The Times to-day a tribute to the evolution oi dern Persia under a vigorous camuvjuinst a state or
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    21 9 Those who are attending the S.V.C antomime to-night are requested to that the performance will comnce prjmotlv at 9.30.
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    GEN. JOHNSON TO RESIGN
    132 9 CHIEF OF THE NM.R.A. To TakellpT Another Post Chicago. Dec. 15. The Daily News learns that Administrator Johnson is relinquishing his oflice within a week to take up another Government position.— Reuter. n Washington. Dec. 15. txold purchases are to be continued indefinitely and stabilisation is
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    205 9 liovernment To Finance Building Of Cunarder London. Dec. 13. Financial assistance from the Gov- ernment to enable the completion of the partially built giant Cunarder was promised by the Chancellor of the Exchequer today. Questioned as to the progress of the j negotiations between the Cunard and the
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    REDS ADVANCING ON NANKING TROOPS
    218 9 JOINT ATTACK WITH 19 ROUTE ARMY Shanghai, Dee. 15. Reports from North Fukien confirm that thousands of Communists are advancing from South Kiangsi m the direction of South Chekiang to attack the Central forces, while the 19th. Route Army have pressed Northwards by Yenping and
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    North Fukien Loyal To Nanking
    105 9 Shanghai, Dec. 15. I According to Mr. Sun Heiman. former Civil Governor of Fukiett. who left Foochow when independence was declared last month, over ten districts m North Fukien are still loyal to Nanking. The Central Government is reported to be contemplating the maintenance of
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    55 9 Restrictive Action In Dutch Indies Batavia. Dec. 15. The quinine export restriction bill i and the bill restricting the planting of quinine, which are practically the same I as the bills adopted for the restriction of tea. were introduced into the People's Council today. They will be discussed
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    105 9 County Council To Discuss London Scheme London. Dec. 13. A proposal to create an air station for London by constructing a landing stage tor civil aircraft parallel with the Thames river between the City bridges will be discussed at the next meeting of the Common Council of
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    96 9 Latest Rubber and Tin Prices And Sterling Rates RUBBER London. Dec. 15. Spot (Sellers* 4> 4 d. •4 l 4 d-> (Buyers' 4 3 16d. '4 3 16d. I January-March 4» 4 d. K'-jd. April-June. 4 5 16d. 4 1i32d.) July-September 427 64d. 1 4 13 32d. Market
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    Johore Planters Oppose Causeway Toll
    571 10 Many Matters Discussed At Committee Meeting A meeting of the committee of the Johoro Planters' Association was held at the offices of Rennie Lowick and Company. Hongkong Bank Chambers, Singapore', on Thursday Present were Mr. J. W. E. Adams Un the Chair X Mr. A.
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    MALAYA CONSOLIDATED
    576 10 Profit Of $62,977 Without Working Dredges The report of the directors to be submitted at the seventh annual gen-' eral meeting of the Malaya Con- j solidated Tin Dredging Co. to be heid at the Registered Office of the Com- pany. Chartered Bank Chambers.; Penang, on Tuesday, 2nd
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    THE RUBBER MARKET
    180 10 .Messrs Stanton Nelson's Weekly Review Singapore, Dec. 15. The market still awaits news from I the Netherlands Government regarding [restriction, and so long as none is forthcoming, trading will continue to 'be much restricted. In view of the uncertainty of the situation it is not surprising that
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    34 10 Borneo Co., Singapore, agents Pahang Consolidated 1,310 Pels.: Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd., 740; Temoh Tin Dredging Ltd., 356. Kuala Reman Rubber 24,370 lbs.; Lok Kawi Rubber 43,500; Bruseh Rubber 40,500.
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    TIN POOL STOCKS DOWN TO 8000 TONS
    182 10 Release Without Disturbing Market The following communique was issued by the International Tin Committee after its meeting at Paris on Dec. 7 "It was agreed that ordinary export' quota, with effect from Jan. 1, 1934. j should be fixed at 40 r <
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    SINO-AUSTRALIAN TRADE
    171 10 SINO- AUSTRALIAN TRADE ■Chinese May Attend Melbourne Centenary The Victorian "Australia) Chamber] of Manufacturers' invitation to the Hong Kong Chinese Chamber of Commerce, asking the latter's members to 1 attend the Centenary celebration at i Melbourne, was referred to by the 'Chairman. Mr. Wong Kwong-tin. at the monthly meeting of
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    TO STAY ON GOLD
    132 10 French Franc To Be Protected Paris, Dec. The Government declares categorically that France will not abandon the gold standard, said M. Bonnet m the Chamber during the debate. The franc will be protected. He stressed the serious position of the Treasury. The Minister for the Budget
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER REPORT
    184 10 Messrs Lewis and Peat < Singapore > Ltd. report as follows on the rubber market under date Dec. 15: The fog that surrounds recent meetings and the ignorance of the outside world as to what has been cabled home from Batavia, have added to the uncertainty of
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    PENAWAT UNDER RESTRICTION
    817 10 A PROFIT OF $186,081 Operating Malayan Consolidated Quota The report of the directors of Penawat < Malaya > Tin Dredging Co.. 1 Ltd. to be submitted at fhe seventh 1 annual general meeting of the company to be held at Chartered Bank Chambers. Penang. on Tuesday. Jan.
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    534 10 Further Planting Undertaken During Year The directors' report of Oil Palm Plantations Ltd. for the year ended Aug. 31 last states that owing to the financial depression and the consequent unemployment, a number oi bondholders were unable to continue the payment of their instalments.
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    41 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Singapore. Drtrnihrr I R.S.S. Iq. il I London Standard. Spot <ioose> R S.S equa' |qq Standard (F. 0.1 Standard R T< ndt r De* Ap: T-.ne ni Mail 4 I I* lb. New York Spot I
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    157 10 Sirica port- Itaembrr I Gambler Java Cube Hamburg Cub* 450 Ifuntok White Psppgff Black P- j Copra, sundi 3 15 Copra, gated Small QaJu Tapioca Med. Pearl Tapi Small Pearl Tapioca Lingga Sago Flour Fair Sago Flour Palembang Jelotong 11 00 Banja Moti Sarawak Jelotong H. (Man
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    184 10 1 1 o»mber 15 SI 1 I IM. London. 4 months' sight London sight 24 1 London. 60 days' sight London. 30 days' sight London. d< m v London TT Lyons and Ptlti demand Hamburg, demand New York, demand Batavia. Sourabaya dSamarar.g demand Penang. demand '4 P Calcutta.
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    207 10 Dec. 12. 13. 14. American Can. Com. 98 s 8 97 7 8 98 1 American Telephone and Telegraph 120> 4 120 115 l 4 Atcheson Railroad 56 7 8 55' 8 55% Dupont 91% 89^ 91 3 H Firestone. Common 20 2 20» 4 20» 4 General
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST
    939 11 Yesterday's Closing Quotations FRIDAY, m.CKMKKK 15. 1933 a Kumbang 32s 6d 33s cd Austral Malay 36s 9d 37s 9d Hltam Tin (5s 14s 6d 15s Weng ($1) 1.371 1 142% 1 rxin Tin 36s 9d 37s 9d I ag Padang ($l l 30 32 a Caves ($1)
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    AMERICAN COTTON
    137 11 Japan Shipments Not For Munitions Washington. Dec. 11. On the basis of four months' exports totalling 3.500.000 bales Mr. Oscar Johnson, cotton expert of the Agricultural Adjustment Adm nls n estimated to-day that the United States would export more than 10.000. 000 bales during the export season which
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    230 11 New Delhi Discussions Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 2. Malayan planters' hopes of securing an early resumption of non-recruited j emigration of Indian labourers to this I ountry are shattered by information ?ceived m Kuala Lumpur this morning )y air mail from New Delhi. The Malayan deputation consisting of
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      457 11 I WIRELESS Some Good Local Receptions Following: is a detailed list of local receptions on a G.E.C. Super-het Receiver carefully compiled and received by Mr. Tan Chong Chew. sto 6 a.m. 49.5 Metres Dials 49 2 52» 2 Daventry fives us an nfcur's prggramme and the reception is as good
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      266 11 CHURCH SER VICES Third Sunday m Advent ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL 8.50 a.m. Hoiy Communion. '7.30 a.m. Matins. 1 8 a.m. Hoiy Communion < Choral' 1 9.15 a.m. Holy Communion. J5.30 p.m. Evensong (Choral' and Sermon. 10.30 i.m. Service at Naval Base. (Monday. Wednesday, and Friday. 8 a.m. Holy Communion. Tuesday,
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      KOBE FESTIVAL
      69 12 Presentation To Dollar Line Captain An Interesting ceremony took pla on board the Dollar liner President Tan at Kobe when a magnificent cloisonne vase was presented to Captain C. G. Hansen to commemorate tht fact that hIJ ship was the vessel coming from the longest distance < New
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      STRAITS NEW YORK FREIGHT TARIFF No. 11
      45 12 Paraffin Wax And Candles It is notified that with effect from Jan 1. 1934 the following rates of freight will apply on PararTin Wax and Candles Contract rate USSIS-ptr 20 cwt. Non- Con tract rate USSIT.-per 20 cwt.
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      PORT OF REFUGE
      247 12 Decision In (General Average Case Judgment was given by M: Justice Branson, m the Rtaf'i B»nch D- n last month, m an action m which Mr Henry Murray llMNnaon, of Edinburgh. owner of the steamer Stthonla, sued m. Micks. Lamber. and Co.. >f Hull, claiming £786 B>.
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      Prince George Pays Tribute To Old Seamen
      450 12 Prince George Pays Tribute To Old Seamen Flag-Breaking Ceremony Is Performed London. Nov. 7. Prince George visited the Royal Alfred Aged Merchant Seamen's Institution this afternoon. The Kins has presented the mast from his yacht Britannia to the institution, and the first flag was broken at the masthead by Prince
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      570 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches and Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. and Thursday 30 a.m. Saturday P -m. Kuantan <via Jerantui* Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Kuantan -via Jerantut > Saturdays 7 p.m. Kelantan <via Padang Besar> Monday and Friday p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas every Monday. Wednesday.
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    384 15 ENTRIES FOR PENANG RACE MEETING four Runs For (Uass 1 Horses 1 oi 193 horses and ponies has ed lor the Penang Turf Club Htm n i ar Meeting which is red to be very statisfactory. iy that nine races will be run 2nd and sth days and eight and
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    AMATEURS FAIL MISERABLY IN THE F.A. CUP
    520 15 I Arsenal Win At Oxford 'From Our Own Correspondent." London. Nov. 26. Yesterday, the clubs 01 the Third Division of the English League were i i concerned with the first round of ties ;in the Competition Proper for the Football Association Cup. As
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    DECISIVE SOCCER VICTORY
    124 15 Oxford Outclass The Light Blues London, Dec. 14. At Stamford Bridge Oxford completed the double, easily beating Cambridge at soccer by 3 goals to nil. Oxford were superior m every department of the game and outplayed Cambridge. Johnson, the outside right, scored the first goal after 15
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    WORLD BASEBALL TOUR
    114 15 All-Star American Team To Visit Us New York, Dec. 14. The Chicago major league baseball club owners have voted to adopt a standardized and livelier ball for 1934. They also voted that Mr. J. D. Shibe, owner of the Philadelphia Athletics, should tatae an all-star team from
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    670 15 THE INDIAN TEST TEAM Some Of The Leading Players I Of the Indian players who are taking part m the first Test match against the M.C.C. at Bombay c K. Naidu a Captain m the Indore Army, was the outstanding player m the Indian team which toured England m 1932.
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    68 15 Christinas And New Year Competitions The following competitions have been arranged lor the Christmas and New Year holidays Boxing Day. < Tuesday*. Mixed Flac Competition. (The course will be open I to ladies on this day from 2.30 p.m. for the purpose of this competition.* New Year's
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    63 15 Ladies' Monthly Medal The Ladies' Monthly Medal was played on Wednesday and Thursday. The following were the best returns Lady W. C. Huggard 1 Up Mrs. H. B. Rose 2 Down Mrs. J. I. Miller 2 Mrs. J. G. Evans 2 Mrs. J. H. M. Mcc 3
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    716 16 The First Test Match At Bombay The first Test match between England and India to be played on Indian soil commenced at Bombay yesterday m excellent conditions. Captain C. K. Naidu won the toss and India, against a strong attack, did well to score
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    298 16 Arsenal-Chelsea "Derby" At Highbury i The following matches will be played this afternoon In the English and Scottish Leagues: DIVISION I I Arsenal vs. Chelsea. Birmingham vs. Leicester C Blackburn R vs. Huddersfield T. Derby Co. vs. Sheffield Utd. Evert on vs. Sunderland Leeds Utd. vs. W'hampton W.
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    420 16 Poor Ground Arrangements R.A.F. "A". 12pt: Chinese XV 6pts. Whoever was responsible lor selecting the St. Josephs Institution ground as the venue of yesterday's Rugby fixture between the Chinese fifteen and the R.A.F. "A" team could have made a much better choice. The field
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    185 16 To-day's Command XegriMalacca Match The Malaya Command meet NegriMalacca m the Malaya Cup competition at Seremban this afternoon. The team will be: Spr. Hutchinson «R.E. >: F-O. T. D. L. Bolan t R.A.F. X F-O. E. A. Springall < R.A.F. >. Lieut. G H. T. BUlson, <R.A.»
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    99 16 Perak XV Wins In Penang •From Our Own Correspondent.) Penaiiß, Dec. I*. The Perak Asiatics defeated Penang A by 20 points (four goals) to three 'one try) In a fast game played on the Esplanade this afternoon. Faster behind the scrum and more together forward the Asiatic side
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    72 16 On Sunday the six-metre class will sail the last of the series of three races for the Lipton Challenge Cud Start 10 a.m. The B Class will sail the first of a series of three races for a trophy presented by Mr. H. Worham. Start 10
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    137 16 MR. BRUCE PEACEMAKER Ended Bodyline 1 Controversy London. Dec. 15. The tnd of the bodjiine bowling controvert, with Australia's last cable has been greeted with great satisfaction m England and Australia, though the rebel section oi the Australian Board is still unsatisfied. Mr. Kelly, manager of the last Aus- tralian
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    215 16 Singapore vs. Malacca To-day The teams m the Singapore— Malacca inter-state hockey match which takfcs place to-day at the Padang are given below In view of the doubtful weather conditions just at present special arrangements have been made and though Malacca are booked to play the Wiltshires on
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    64 16 Bitf Wins For Police And Wiltshires The Police hockey team yesterday added another win to their impressive record, when they defeated the A.P.C. by five clear goals. They were only one up at the interval, but asserted their superiority m the second hall, adding lour goals to their score.
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    231 16 GUNNERS DEFEAT CRICKET CLUB INDIAN I i FORWARDS 1 i GOOD m Knt wards nabl< d r eleven a* Khan and centre ran Mvcly kept i imj jdashin, fenderi pleni w(,uld )ia-.' them had they been as cor shooting M the; Micking th» i The ump sin-d. Mill! (liberties with
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    343 16 JOHORE CHINESE BEATEN THE S.C.F.A. WIN EASILY One-Sided Football At Stadium Singapore Chinese 5: Johore Chinese 0 The visiting Johore Chlnete footbailers proved no match for the Singapore Chinese wh?n they met at the Anson Road Stadium yesurday. The local side ran out winners by flvr goals to nil. But
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    109 16 Tannin Tournament Ties And Result^ Monday's ties m the Tanglin Club squash tournament are m tollow A Class. Semi-rinals. Court No 1 5.30 Caldbeck vs. Hewett; Covt No. 1 5 15 Green vs. Dr B Class. Court No. 2 5.30 Penrico ,vs. Johnson Hill: Court No 2 615
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