The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 December 1934

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    19 1 The Si ngap ore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS No 14,438. ESTD. 1835. MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934 10 CENTS.
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    United States To Build Up To Treaty Limit
    335 1 93,000 INCREASE IN PERSONNEL Navy Secretary On "The Interests At Stake" REPLACEMENT PROGRAMME I ry I a peat U.S. naval programme the aim of which is up to Treat* limits, are disclosed m ,h issued M, c. Swanson^The SL? a 3£. a
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    TREASURY BILLS
    45 1 London, Nov. 30. amount applied for m toBills was $48,385,000. was aliSr 1 aUm amou nt of £40,000,000 llottea m Biiis at three months. rate per cent, was 9 3.94 d. !astw^ re 2 w ."h 6 3.97 d. per cent. British Radio
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    CO-OPERATION
    234 1 l\S. Ambassador's Earnest Appeal London, Dec. 2. Mr. R. \V. Bingham. the U.S. Ambassador, m an interview with the Observer yesterday said: 'There is a greater chance now than ;ever for understanding and co-opera-tion ol the English-speaking people." He declared that the old epigram. "'The American President proposes and
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    Startling Allegations At U.S. Arms Enquiry
    136 1 Startling Allegations At U. S. Arms Enquiry "Attempts To Sabotage Peace Conference" Washington, Dec. 2; "INTERNATIONAL reverberations" are likely to follow fresh and sensational evidence to be made public on the resumption of the Senate special munitions investigating committee on Dec. 4. According to a well-informed source, it is stated
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    NEW REGULATIONS FOR DUTCH RUBBER
    102 1 NEW REGULATIONS FOR DUTCH RUBBER Batavia, Dec. 2. The Netherlands East Indies Government have changed the export regulations both <»f estate and native rubber. P*ROM Dec. 15 only officially recognised estate owners and dealers will be entitled to hold stocks of over 100 kilograms and native owners will only be
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    FRANCE SAYS "NO"
    48 1 Japan's Washington Treaty Appeal Paris, Dec. 2. The French reply delivered to Japan declines to join m the notice of abrogation of the Washington Treaty as Japan's action is the outcome of the three-Power conversations now proceeding to which France is not 3 party. Reuter
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    £250,000 DAMAGE
    74 1 Flood Havoc In Melbourne Area Melbourne, Dec. 2. Five are dead and 1,500 are homej less m the Melbourne area alone as a result of the worst floods m Melbourne* history, following 30 hours of torrential rain and gales. In many places centenary decorations were torn to shreds.
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    U.S. PROTEST TO JAPAN
    91 1 Further Stage In Oil Dispute Washington, Dec. 2. fySREGARDING Japan's conten- tion that the subject should be taken up with Manchukuo direct, the United States have made new representations to Tokio against the creation of the or ironopoly m Manchukuo. The contents of the new note
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    CLfcRGY TO OPPOSE HITLER IN THE SAAR
    69 1 CLfcRGY TO OPPOSE HITLER IN THE SAAR Saarbrucken, Dec. 2. A NEW anti-Nazi party called the Saar Christian Front composed of Catholics and Protestants has been launched m I the Saar. Seventy Catholic and Protestant I priests and former presidents of the Saar Centre Party, attended a meet- ing at
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    SOVIET LEADER ASSASSINATED
    134 1 Moscow Sensation HEAVY BLOW TO THE UNION .Moscow, Dec. 2. It is officially announced that V. Kvrov, a member of the Presidium of the Central Executive of \he U. S. S. R. was assassinated m Leningrad yesterday "by a murderer sent by the enemies of the working:
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    MORRO CASTLE ECHO
    58 1 Two Officers On Criminal Charges New York. Dec. 2. Capt. Warms and Chief Engineer Abbott of the Morro Castle, which was destroyed by fire on Sept. 8. have been arraigned before the United Statf? Commissioner 0:1 •riminal charges of negligence, misconduct, and inattention to duty. The hearing
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      19 1 In^ jSL TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 8.15 DINNER and DANCE 9.30 to MIDNIGHT RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA PHONE 5381
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      74 1 On Other Pages Letters to the editor Diary of the week Law notices Singapore Scout RaUy Ma& train engine derailed Aviation notes Picture page Malayan radio change i Inter-Club badminton Leading article and notes Red armies annihilated i China union efforts > Low cartoon I Commerce and finance h Contract
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      180 1 mn!vs r iivßMiP9ww r j §1 WEDNESDAY DINNER DANCE CABARET PROGRAMME XMAS NEW YEAR'S FESTIVITIES 1934 1935 SU uirur I!*™. XMA S DINNER "DELUXE" SEA VIEW HOTEL BALL XMAS 'EVE I XMAS TREE CRACKERS BALLOONS DECEMBER STREAMERS NOISEMAKERS 24 DINNER 15.00 NON DINERS $2.00 BOXING-DAY SPECIAIT DINNER DECEMBER BALL CRACKERS
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    17 1 paganism." A resolution was passrd condemning the violent intervention of NaziIsm m church question! m Germany Reuter
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    185 2 WARNER Bros* latest musical spectacle "Dames." which comes to the Capitol on Wednesday is unquestionably the best of all the famous musical productions from this celebrated studio. In addition to the six stars, there are 300 of Hollywood's most beautiful chorus girls, who appear m the novel Busby Berkeley ensembles,
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    HYLAM'S TRAGIC DEATH
    355 2 BURNED BY SULPHURIC ACID Said To Have Slipped When Jar Of Acid Broke HEMARKING that he was not satisfied with the evidence before him. the Penang Coroner (Mr. D. Wills) adjourned the enquiry into the death of a Hylam Chinese, named Tan Huck Sim. who died m
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    FRENCH WHEAT FOR U.S.A.
    337 2 GETTING RID OF HUGE SURPLUS To Enter At One Fifth Of Usual Tariff Paris, Nov. 24. TTHE report that France is pro- posing to export 18.000,000 bushels of wheat to the United' States has caused not unnatural surprise m the latter country, according to the Washington
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    Law Notices For The Day
    80 2 Law Notices For The Day Before the Chief Justice at 11 a.m. Summons m Chambers. Originating Summonses. At 11.30 a.m. m Ist. Court. Motions. Petition and Judgment Summonses. Before the Chief Justice F.M.S., Mr. Justice Prichard and Mr. Justice aßeckett Terrell m 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Court of Appeal:
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    Letters To The Editor
    369 2 TIN AND SIMPLE ARITHMETIC To the Editor. Sir,— l have read with some interest the conflicting arguments of the pro-high-price and pro-low-price tin grouph, but these arguments, generally, seem to contain more words than facts, so perhaps it would be of interest to set out one
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    JARDINE STEPS
    54 2 To the Editor. Sir. With the announcement that Jardine Steps are to be removed and erected m another place comes the thought, who was Jardine Is this not a splendid opportunity for some statesman to make himself immensely popular by changing the name to, let us say. Guillemard
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    "PARIS INTERLUDE"
    194 2 Reporters In The Limelight At The Capitol The newspaper story is treated from an entirely new angle m "Paris Interlude." an M.G.M release at the Capitol. It is different from the usual reporter story m that it is almost devoid of that bravado spirit which has been brought
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      20 2 S Opening at the "c"ApTf6ir"VexV"w^k'r "i The Most Famous Musical Show Ever Presented on Store or Screen i fmomoSSm I
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      51 2 Passengers expected m Singapore to- jday by Urn Buwa Maru are: c Aitkenhead, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bakker ard son, Mr. A. E. Brookcr, Mr. and J Mrs. H. Poster, Miss T. M. M. Kongstedi Jensen, Mr. D. L. Mann, Mr. H. H W ■Markham, and Mr. and Mrs, J
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      52 2 THE SINGAPORE LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. (Managers G. Waddell Co.) collect* and deliver* luggago within Municipal limits at th* f oUowlng rates TRUNKS: It CENTS SUITCASES 25 CENTS Minimum Chmrfe $1.5t. SPECIAL RATBB QUOTCJ FOR LAROI QUANTTtnBB AND FOR HOUBKHOLD j BAGOAQK INSURANCE ARRAIfQSD. TEL. ADDRESS:— *T,UGOAGE W TEL. N«. UM.
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      429 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOXZEMA For SHAVING. A medicated cream which gives you a quicker, smoother, painless shave. Can be used as a Latherless Shave, or as a base for your favourite soap or cream. PRICE:- 70 cents PER TUBE. MEDICAL HALL, LIMITED. Chemists. BOARD RESIDENCE. "EAST ANGLIA." 6, OXLEY RISE, Near
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      483 2 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Tenders Tenders UftMr tnYil following materials or particulars, see Mum Room. r; den Supply of Anti-Muh, Miv during 1935. Date ol ClosS?*! P 9 m. Wednesday, i Supply of Sluice for period 1 5 35 *Jg of Closing 4 pm. Monda7l£s 4th. 1935 Mir< C. H GOLDIR Municipal
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      472 2 Diary Of The Week MONDAY, Dec. 3. High Water, 7.33 a.m. 8.1 ft.. 8.37 p.m 7.5 ft. Rugby S.C.C "A" vs. R.A., padang. Hockey: S.C.C vs. Khalsa Association, padang; Malaya Command I vs. S.V.C., Tanglin; S.R.C. vs. vs. H.K.S., S.R.C. ground;; Wiltshires II vs. S.C.R.C. 11, Hong Lim Green. Oolf
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      65 2 9.45 Records. 9.55 Talk on sports by Mr. H. Hollander. 10.20--10.25 Records Berlin— DJA Wavelength 31.45 metres 8.20 Opening announcement. 8.35 Short musical programme. 8.50 Topical talk. I 905 News m English. 9.20 Popular orchestral music. 1 10.20 Selections from German Poetry 10.35 News m German. 10.50 Concerts from German
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    MADE HOUSE BREAKING A PROFESSION
    744 3 But Escaped Detection For Several Months REMARKING that he had carried on a "profession" of housebreaking he must T and alth Ugh he had no *> revious conviction, WilsT sem h Wlth SeVerely the XL ™«ate, Mr. F. K. pnsonment to be lollowed by a
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    CAUGHT WHILE STEALING JEWELLERY
    169 3 JLIUTHAN. a Tamil, appeared before Inche Osman charged with theft of jewellery valued at $4.10, the property of Haji Abdul Hamid living at Meru Road. Klang, and with house-breaking and theft of jewellery valued at $54, the property of Paintan binti Bongsar. It was stated that
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    Mail Train Engine Derailed
    84 3 TTHE day express passenger train from Kuala Lumpur to Prai arrived at its destination 2 :l 4 hours late on Saturday owing to the derailment of the engine at a point close to Klah, between Tanjong Malim and Sungkai. The engine was derailed and another one
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    CONTRABAND TOBACCO
    136 3 I Chinese Drives Right Into Revenue Officers' Trap A midnight vigil kept by Assistant Supervisor Lim Choo Seng of the Government Monopolies and a party of revenue officers m Owen Road was rewarded about three o'clock on Friday morning by the capture of a Chinese and a quantity
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    BAND PROGRAMME
    57 3 The band of the S.S. Police under the direction of Mr. F. E. Minns will play the following programme weather permitting at Botanic Gardens today commencing at 5.15 p.m.: March, Namur, (Richards); Overture. Romantique (Bela); Selection. Tom Jones (German); Polonaise m A (Chopin); Selection, Toni (Hirsch); Romanza, Notte
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    KILLED BY MOTOR-CAR
    227 3 Cyclist Who Disobeyed Traffic Signal (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 30. A CAR, driven by a European, knocked down a Boyanese cyclist, who contravened a traffic signal, and he received fatal injuries. At the inquest today, the driver of the car, Mr. L. K. Jones,
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    TWO CHINESE REMANDED
    75 3 Two Chinese, Kuah Chwe and Kuah Chee. made a second appearance before Mr. N. Grice. the second magistrate, on Saturday on a charge of attempted murder of two compatriots. The alleged offence is said to have been committed m Clyde Street and the weapons used reported to
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    B.-P. With Singapore Scouts
    668 3 B.-P. With Singapore Scouts "ALL SAME THE WORLD OVER" THE Chief Scout, Lord Baden-Powell, on Saturday met Malayan scouts and guides at a great rally at the Jalan Besar Stadium. There were scouts from Johore, Malacca and even from distant Kelantan and they accorded their chief a great welcome. The
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    Could Malaya Run INTERNAL Air Services
    1447 4  - Could Malaya Run INTERNAL Air Services PEGASUS Aviation Notes BY pOLONEL the Master of Sempill was looking a long way ahead when he spoke of the possibility of internal air services being organised m Malaya, during his recent visit to Singapore. Aviation m Malaya, although it is true I hat
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    Gold Discovered In Demilitarised Zone
    82 4 Gold Discovered In Demilitarised Zone Peiping. A GOLD rush to the demilitarised I* zone is predicted as the result of j discovery of gold deposits m Chienan, |Hsin-lung. Changping and Shihmen. A spokesman of the Department lOf Industry of the Hopei Provincial Government is quoted m the Chinese I press
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    NEW SOVIET STAMPS
    52 4 Moscow. A new series of postage stamps commemorating Lenin has been issued by the Commissariat of Posts and Telegraphs. Stamps of one. three, and five kopeks denominations show Lenin at th^ age of three, Lenin m his school days, and one of the last portraits taken during
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    Priestley's Film Ventures
    389 4  -  Joan Littlefield (By 18. Priestley, essayist, novelist and playwright, is now definitely turning to films. He wrote a story with a Lancashire setting for Oracle Fields* last picture. 'Sing as we Go"; he is to do the ftcena- rio for George Arliss's next British picture; and hs
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    Amazing Feats Of Carter
    406 4 HAIR-RAISING THRILLS AT THE VICTORIA THEATRi; £.ARTr:iJ THi; GREAT the famous irauuiaiv st.ut^ MUMI at ih. Victoria 1 heatre tomorrow. His programme will lacMc a series of new and startling items. arter has araofhl h\ itcaam to Bingapata more than ;>o tons < f effacta, ;.»ui
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      218 4 WARNING TO STOMACH SUFFERERS The amazing cures effected by Maclean Brand Stomach Powder m cases of Indigestion, Acidity, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn, Gastritis and Ulcerated Stomach, have brought on to the market so many imitations that you mus».be careful to insist on the signature ALEX C. MACLEAN." The formula of Maclean
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    183 5 M^.m^.3.^^^ the Prinoesss father. Prince Kicholas, ,o7e packed for the Journe, to England. M, shows MM. m .He has teen p, ayi n B ,eft the n Urs in g U S^KPtTbe^SS To 2!T££ t^K^JSffi bourne a.r race. Mr. Campbell Black proposed to her before leaving and her reply, a
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    Malayan Broadcasting Developments
    516 6 8.8.C. CHANGE OF WAVELENGTH Better Reception Between 7.50 And 9.20 The Aim N announcement on Saturday night states that British Broadcasting Corporation as from yesterday changed the wavelength of their Empire Transmission No. 2 with a view to improving reception m all parts of Hritish Malaya. This
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    Gang Robbery Alleged
    241 6 ARMED MAN STILL AT LARGE •THE first case of robbery with dan- gerous weapons to be reported m Perak for some little time occurred outside Grik. the centre of the remote Upper Perak districk, a few days ago. It is alleged that four Chinese, believed to, be
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    THE WEIRDEST CLOCK
    158 6 Has Kept Perfect Time For Twenty Years What must be the most elaborate home-made clock m the world has just celebrated its 20th "birthday" m the home of Mr. G. W. Barltrop of Newtown. New Zealand. He made it and set it going m 1914. It has
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    RULER'S RETURN
    107 6 Negri Preparing Hearty Welcome (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban. Nov. 30. Next Friday, will be observed as a public holiday m Negri Sembilan m honour of the return from England of His Highness the Yang di per Tuan Besar of Negri Sembilan. A guard of honour, composed of
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    9 6 Malay wedding demonstration at the Scout Rally on Saturday.
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    WOH HUPS TENDER
    43 6 The Render of Woh lup at $50,000 (the lowes of four tenders, the highest being $78,900), for the erection of ten quarters for clerks and dressers at the site of the New Convict Prison, lIY2 milestone, Changi, has oeen accepted.
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    Daylight Saving
    130 6 BILL TO MAKE IT j PERMANENT A Bill is about to be introduced into the Legislative Council to make daylight saving, which was first introduced m 1933. a permanent measure, j The Bill which is published m Friday's Government Gazette gives the' objects and reasons as follows: The
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    SUIT AGAINST LAWYER
    40 6 (From Our Own Corresnondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 1. Judgment was reserved today m the suit m which S. M. Sharma. a local advocate, was sued by his former clerk L. N. Rajah, for $80 salary and costs.
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    Safeguards Needed For Sureties
    250 6 COOPERATIVE ■SOCIETY PROBLEM lUIR T Mailvaganam presided over a lfl fairly well attended annual meeting ot members of the Ulu Langat district of the Selangor Government Servant Co-operative Society including delegates from the central committee, at the Broadrick Club. Kajang. The following office-bearers were elected: Dr.
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    SHARES AT PREMIUM
    79 6 British North Borneo Chartered Co. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 30. The British North Borneo Chartered Co. shows a surplus for the first nine months of 1934 of £99,501. compared with £68,273 for the corresponding period of last year. The £1 shares are now quoted at
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    UNKNOWN CHINESE KILLED
    324 6 NURSES IN FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT A VERDICT of "death by misad- venture" was returned on Friday by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore I Coroner, at an inquest on a middletaged Chinese whose identify has mot yet been established. As a result of being run into by
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    INDIAN LABOUR
    45 6 The Deputy Controller of Labour, Penang, has been advised by telegraph that 2.363 State-aided labourers arrived on Saturday by sjs. Aronda. It is expected that 681 will be sent to Pulau Jerejak and the balance will proceed to Port Swettenham for Quarantine there.
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    CHEATED STUDENT
    171 6 Malay With Several Convictions Sudin bin Musa. a young Malay, was (convicted by Mr. N Grice. the second ■Singapore magistrate, on Saturday ion a charge ol cheating and. < having a record of several previous convictions was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by a
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    DR. C.J. PAGLAR & GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL
    359 6 DR. C.J. PAGLAR GENERAL MEDICAL COUNCIL FAVOURABLE DECISION I I [Name Not To Be Struck Off English Register TN July, 1933, Dr. C. J. Paglar appealed m the Supreme Court, before the Chief Justice and Sir David Galloway, against the decision of the local Medical Council to strike his name
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    Judgment For Architect
    89 6 Judgment For Architect GEORGE TOWN DISPENSAI^ DEFENDANT r^rr Mala,,., (V T HE case to Whltb Mr an architect is iuina r (Town Dispensary foi .fessional services rend. eluded today m the I) 'fore Mr. B R Whiteh.r; The main point argu. Mr. Saddique. tb, fessional man who enfa tract for
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    MEETING PARENTS
    129 6 Headmaster^ Pica For Personal Contact Presiding at the Ja j I Victoria Brid-z. School on Friday M: c iE. H. Jacobs the headmaster 'they tound themselves i: iing. it seemed rather o jotTer any criticism on that buildta he wished to say that I very much that that
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    CLUB BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    732 7 Roseray Party, Runners-Up For Last Three Years, Knocked Out NOVICES 4-1 VICTORY 'J irst match m the inter-club badminton championship tournament was played off on Saturday, at the Clerical Union Hall between the Roseray Badminton Party, who were runners-up for the last three years, and the Novice
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    CAUGHT ON RETURN FROM CHINA
    147 7 LVfan Who Cheated A Shopkeeper n October. 1932. two into a urocer's shop m tgapcre. One bought a whisky, while the other tant to bring a similar beer to another same road taken away by the ::i(!ici promised to ..:\a the whisky when the beer
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    SOVIET PIG IRON
    63 7 lapan Concludes Contract For 10,000 Tons Pig Iron Joint Marketing icceeded m concluding a th the Soviet commercial In Tokio for the purchase na ol Soviet pig iron. rorthcoming import of this the consumption of pig n lor th e current year will »unt 1.255.000 tons, showing
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    28 7 GODFREY, the Rest's goalkeeper, fails to get down to a shot from a Scotland forward m the annual soccer match on the Padang which Scotland won s—l.5 1.
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    41 7 Mr. N. Bach, manager, Hidden- Streams Estate, Bruas, returned from leave last week. j The number of calls attended during November by the Singapore Fire Department accident ambulance service was 206, and of these 25 were to cases outside Municipal limits.
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    SEREMBAN HOCKEY
    136 7 Nilai Club Beat Negri Sembilan Club (From Our Own Correspondents Seremban, Nov. 27. In an interesting hockey match here today the Nilai Club visiting Seremban defeated the Negri Sembilan Club, who wer c however not at full strength, by lour goals to three. Winch. Briggs and Bidlake played
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    K.L. WEDDING
    121 7 Mr. T. A. Dineen And Miss A. Rankine The wedding took place on Friday m St. Mary's Church. Kuala Lumpur, of Mr. T. A. Dineen. manager. Kuala Lumpur branch of the Radio Service Company of Malaya, and Miss A. Rankine. who arrived by the Perseus last Tuesday. The
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    LOST BICYCLE
    111 7 Hylam Says He Bought Spare Parts Taiping, Nov. 29. "I bought these parts from a stranger." 'said a Hylam, Low Aik. appearing before the Taiping magistrate to answer a charge of being found m possession of bicycle parts belonging j to a schoolboy. Khoo Teng Hock. The case
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    21 7 The Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association announces that 236 Malayan Christmas hampers have been shipped this year m comparison with 108 last year.
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934 Why A Subsidy?
    906 8 The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1934 Why A Subsidy? A FORMER Governor once described Malaya as a '•country oi arrears" and m the matter of wireless, m most of its phases, the charge cannot be denied. Malaya is shockingly behind the times m the provision of broadcasting even
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    DAY TO DAY
    235 8 Mr. A. D. Li^nt. manager. E. A. Barbour and Co.. Ltd., Taiping, has returned from home and has assumed duties. Mrs. Norma F. McEnelly. wife of the United States Consul here, arrived on Saturday by the President Garneld to join her husband. Mr. L. Langdon Williams, manager
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    As I was Saying
    422 8 More Pineapples Go Abroad Germany's Fleet Of Airships Tc The Dutch East Indies A flynw Of Thanks lITEEK by week the returns relating to the export of tinned pine- apples from Malayan ports grow more and more encouraging. According to the latest figures just received trom
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    Tin Mining Beliefs And Taboos
    1118 8 OIAMESE. Malays, and Chinese have been tin mining m Malaya from time immemorial and like all Eastern people are superstitious, ani Ik Id curious beliefs m connection with this industry. The Siamese are perhaps the oldest tin miners for ancient Siamese workings have been discovered
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      190 8 IMELINI CHIANTI SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated under the Companies Ordinance of Hoitf Konfl (Incorporated m Shanghai* SINGAPORE- COOKED MEATS prepared fresh daily SILVER SIDE BRISKET -PRESSED OX TONGUE HAMS PRESSED PORK PORK BRAWN You will enjoy them all SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. ORCHARD ROAD. Thackeray said
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      68 8 ASHES. The word has an ominous sound and breathes a message of ruin. To know exactly when the Demon Fire willl pay you a visit is without your power but you can have a definite knowledge of protection. For a few dollars a year the contents of your house can
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    10,000 REPORTED DEAD IN CHINA FIGHTING
    209 9 10,000 REPORTED DEAD IN CHINA FIGHTING Annihilation Of Red Amies lions Kong, Dec. 2. RAL Pei Churg-hsi. ViceU Oder of the Kwangsi that the 14th division under the cornGeneral Tan Lian-fang, heavy losses on the Red Friday, when nearly 2.000 re killed, wounded and the Kwangsi air force >st of
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    COMMUNIST SUCCESS
    61 9 Hong Kong. Nov. 30. isand Communist trom n succeeded m penetrating :it lines at ChingshuiKwangsL and reached a from Wenshi which is fall without much resist the small garrison sta;hting between the Kwangsi under the command of Gen. I id the vanguard of the Is raking place around
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    MALAY NEEDLECRAFT
    58 9 Singapore Malay Vernacular Needlecraft and Handicraft h.ibition. for 1934. will be held at Raja Malay School <old Victoria School > on Tuesday. Dec. 4 inesday. Dec. 5. ome of the exhibits will be for \V. Holder, of McAlister Co.. has left for Eurcpe. D. St. L. Parsons, of
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    A STEP NEARER UNIFICATION OF CHINA
    214 9 Nanking and Canton Leaders Meet At Hong Kong Shanghai, Dee. 2. pHINESE leaders from Nanking and Canton are congregating in> Hong Kong with a view to bring about an understanding between the Central Government and the Government of the South-west j and a real
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    Soviet Attack On Japanese Policy
    271 9 Soviet Attack On Japanese Policy EXPANSION PLANS Shanghai, Nov. 30. HTHE Soviet Press is vigorously attacking Japanese policy m Charhar and Mongolia, which are included In the latest map of Manchukuo. By way of evidence against the intention or the Japanese Kwantung Command, the Russians point out that hundreds ot
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    JEWS' PEACE APPEAL
    71 9 Rejected By The German Government Berlin. Nov. 30. The revelation that international Jewry had made a peace offer to Germany on conditions that the German Government changed its policy regarding Jews was made by Herr Frick. Minister for the Interior, m a speech at Chemnitz. Saxony. Herr
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    Chinese Mission To Visit Malaya Next Year
    47 9 Chinese Mission To Visit Malaya Next Year Shanghai, Dec. 2. Chinese manufacturers and merchants of Shanghai are sending an investigation mission to the Philippine Islands. Indo-China. and Malaya early next year. The object of the mission is to boost Chinese manufactured goods m these countries. Union Times
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    STAVISKY AFTERMATH
    94 9 French Detective Inspector Arrested Paris. Dec. 2. Detective Inspector Bony was arrested after the conclusion of the case m which he unsuccessfully sued a newspaper for libel arising out of allegations of his connection with Stavisky. Reuter. [Bony sued the weekly journal Gringoire for damages of £50.000. According
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      309 9 at the Hague Court, m his work as I peacemaker, according to a late report jlrom Nanking. They will leave the capital tomorrow for Canton, armed with personal letters lot Marshal Chiang Kai-shek to Mr. Hu, lHan-min < the leader of the veteran! section of the Kuomintang who has not
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      BERNAM PERAK RUBBER PLANTATIONS
      1017 10 Mr. J. W. Ham On Benefits Of Reorganisation ■THE twenty-fifth annual ordinary i general meeting of the Bernam Perak Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held at 4, Lloyd's Avenue, Fenchurch Street, London, E.C., Mr. J. Walker Ham (Chairman of the Company) j presiding. < Mr. Walter H.
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      213 10 Dec. 1. SELLING London 4 months' sight 2 4 7 32 London, 3 months' sight 2|4 3 16 London, 60 days' sight 2 4 5 32 London. 30 days' sight 2 4^ London, demand 2 4 332 London. T.T. 2A 3|32 Lyons, Paris, demand 875 Hamburg, demand 143
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      169 10 Nov. 28. 30. Dec. 1. United Press Association American Can. Com. IOG I^ 106^ 105^4 American Telephone and Telegraph 108V 2 107T 8 107% Atcheson Railroad 55% 55V4 55% EJupont 99»/ 4 98% 971/2 Firestone 17 17 17 i| General Electric 20 J 4 20% 20% General Motors
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      30 10 Renong Consolidated Tin dredge statistics for November are: hours run 150; cubic yards treated, 120,500- tin n P[ k uls 600; estimated cost, >v,000; cost per cubic yard, 10.78 cents.
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      Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
      84 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR KM A. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Dec. 1, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers Sellers Spot (loose) 2V/ A 21% (F. 0.8.) Current month 21 V 2 21% Jan.|Mar. 22y 2 22% ApriljJune 24 24V 8 July; Sept. 25 25% Tone
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      Petrol And Kerosene Prices
      102 10 Dec. 1. Shell and Fish Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins $4.86 Crown. Dragon Kerosene per Unit of 2 x 4-gallon tins 4.46 Cross Kerosene per Unit of 2 x-gallon tins 4.31 Devoe's Imperial Brilliant Kerosene per tin <of 4 Gallons) 2.43 Sylvan Arrow
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      Singapore Produce Prices
      111 10 1 Dec. 1. Gambier 6 2^ Java Cube 8 7 *> Hamburg Cube ILOO Muntok White Pepper 63.00 White Pepper 6200 Copra. Sundried 3.05 Copra, mixed 2.80 Fair Sago, Flour 2.25 Small flake Tapioca 3.60 Blanja Jelotong 6.75 Sarawak Jelotong 6.50 R (Siam) W.C. No. 1 per
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      TIN OUTPUTS
      51 10 The following telegram has been received from the Ratrut Basin Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd.'s mine by Messrs. Boustead and Co. Ltd.. Penang agents. For November, Dredge Ratrut No. 1. 77 hours. 9.000 cubic yards. 16 piculs. Dredge Ratrut No. 2, 175 hours, 27.000 i cubic yards, 22V 2
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      Takuapa Valley
      53 10 The following telegram has been received from the Takuapa "Valley mine, also by Messrs. Boustead and Co. Ltd. For November. Dredge Takuapa No. 1. 545 hours. 160.000 cubic yards. 302 piculs, Dredge Takuapa Nd. 2. 520 hours. 121.000 cubic yards. 361 piculs. Estimated value of output $43,000. mine
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      Fraser's Share List
      1040 10 SATURDAY, MC. ™34. ,'Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 3d 4s 74d Asam Kumbang 33s 35s Austral Malay 59s 61s c.d jAyer Hitam Tim 5s > 14s 3d 15s 3d Ayer Weng ($1) 2.10 2.15 .Eangrin Tin U> 25s 3d 26s iChangkat Tin 46s 47s I Chenderiang 8s 6d
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      LABOUR PROBLEMS ON ESTATES
      1021 10 LABOUR PROBLEMS ON ESTATES Happy Position Of Kami en Rubber AT the tenth annual general meeting of Karmen Rubber. Limited, held on Oct. 29. 1934, the chairman. Mr. R. F. McNair Scott, said: As the scheme for regulation of rubber supplies came into operation on June 1, it is an
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      CHEERFUL OUTLOOK
      194 10 Rubber Consumption I p \mi Shipments Fallinsx Messrs Lewi:«> and Pi a; -S 1 Ld. m j their robber report dated N Ml. state: After the recent shake-out. on mature* consideration ap; haw been unjustified, tlv marl recovered tome Of tin :< It p Hind and the outlook
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      £ Abroad
      101 10 Abroad London. H* Exchange! today wen Paris 75 19 32. New York 4.98 5 Montreal 4.86. Brussels 21.36. Geneva 15.36' -j. Amsterdam 7.:>7 Milan 58V Berlin 12.40. Stockholm 1«).3«)' L Copenhagen 22.39 Oslo 19J0H. Vienna 27. Helsinpfors 226 :< Prague 119 3 16. Madrid 36 15 32. Athens 523 tellers.
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    STARS SETTING UP BUSINESS
    726 11  - STARS SETTING UP BUSINESS MOLLIE MERRICK BY p and Mrs. Skeets have gone into the movement with a Their latest locale is a at Palm Springs which io::e up to represent a sea cool green waves breaksporting and sea lazing about coolly. girls arrived at the desert inspect the finished
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    PEAT GASOLINE
    97 11 successful Test In Car Race In U.S.S.R. Moscow. Leningrad-Moscow automobile ol Soviet cars made by the Plant has been completed. ol the cars was using gasoi mao> irom peat, to test it in the > Mcb was conducted at a speed r 58 miles an hour. r ne
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    Raffles Library
    589 11 The following novels have been added to Raffles Library during the past fortnight: Aldington (Richard* Women must work. Arlen (Michael) Hell! said the Duchess. Baldwin (Faith) Love's a puzzle. Barry (Charles) The Shot from the Door. Bell (Neil) Valiant Clay. •Benson (E. P.) More Spook Stories. Benson (E.
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    766 11  -  Ely Culbertson by World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst THE ART OF ABERRATING MATIONAL Bridge Week, held recent- I iy. marked the development of! Contract Bridge m a few short years from a little known pastime to a national institution. It also marks the development of
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      306 11 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance force over $35,000.00* The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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      444 11 CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter) Paid up capital m 000.000 shares of £5 each 3.000.004 Reserve Fund £3,00*,j* Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3.000,00* HEAD OFFICE: 38. Blshopsgate, London EC a. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hollo Saigon Amrltsar Ipoh Semaranc Bangkok Karachi
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      AUSTRALIAN SERVICE TO BE RESUMED
      306 12 Norddeutscher Lloyd Line Renew Sailings AN interesting announcement is that the Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamship Company, of Bremen, has decided to resume its service with Australian ports. The first sailing of one of the company's vessels will be at the end of December. Old residents m
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      PORT HEALTH
      314 12 i The hfUth bulletin <>f the League of Nations Eastern i^nr* au for the week ended No" 24 is as lollowt: Plague was reported during the we,ek from the ports of Colombo and PnomPenh but not from Bassein or Saigon where it was present m the previous week.
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      WAGES IN DUTCH SHIPS
      64 12 (iovi'mment'- hortaitd Allowance To Owners The Netherlands Govi mm- decided to iDCTemte ance to Netberandf through the Benai Comn.into 21 per cent paid to seamen lor the Jure 28 last tO Dec -1 I This allowan. the dlflereno those paid by I r 1 nations. the
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      PASSENGERS TO EUROPE.
      374 12 The lullowing were passengers by the Katori Maru which left Singapore tor Europe on Thursday: Miss M. B. Harding. Mr T Hirai. j Mr. K. Seto. Mr. Baldwin. Mrs. A. Ward Baldwin. E. S. von Cleve Barcn. j Col. Meinich. Mrs. J. Meinich. Mr. J F. Anderson.
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      616 12 BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. Incorporated m F.M.S.) TELEPHONE Freight 5433 Passage 5431. LLOYDS AGENTS. Hooking Agents for Federated Malay States Railways. Royal State Railways of Siam. (Incorporated m England). HOME VIA CHINA, JAPAN, HONOLULU CANADA FOUR MAGNIFICENT 'EMPRESSES," COMPRISING THE LARGEST AND FASTEST STEAMERS ON THE PACIFIC FREQUENT SAILINGS FROM HONG
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      127 12 HEAP ENG MOH S.S. CO., LIMITED. (RED FUNNEL LINE) (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) Regular passenger and cargo services from Singapore to Java, Borneo, Banka and Billiton. FOR BATAVIA, CHERIBON AND SEMARANG (Every Tues. and Fri.) s.s. Ban Hong Liong Tues. Dec. 4 s^. Giang Seng Fri. Dec. 1 FOR SOURABAYA
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      258 12 STRAITS STKA.MSIIIr COMPANY LIMITKh. Christmas ExcuraioM Reduced Rates. UNGAPOM— BELAWAM Kfor Bra3tatii and return SINCAPORK— PENAN! i AND RETURN For passage tick ts and fui ticulars apply to MANSFIELD AND CO.. LTD Ocean Buildi: Singaporr irsricTLiNE. I SHIH AKA SAN(iVO-K\ll N KAISIIA. LTD •Incorporated m la| RECiILAR nUOGVT IND PABBBNGEI
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      432 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 a.m. 'Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7 p.m. 'Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 1 p.m. JKelantan (via Gemas) every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 7.30 a.m.
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      79 12 PASSENGERS The following were passengers for Singapore on the President Garfleld which arrived here on Saturday. Miss Bertha Emerson, Dr. H A Garfleld, Mr. Wm. N. Gawler, Mrs. Dora M. Hall, Stuart Lowrie, Mrs. N F McEnelly, Mr. J. F. McKiernan, Sr.' Mr J. F. McKiernan. Jr.. Father Marks Mrs.
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      55 12 PASSENGERS OUTWARD I The following were passengers for Singapore on the Suwa Maru which arrived yesterday Mr. C. Aitkenhead. Mr. and Mrs F Bakker and son, Mr A E. Brooker. Mr and Mrs. H. Foster. Miss T. M. M Kongsted-Jensen Mr. D. L. Mann Mr H. H. \V. Markham. Mr.
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      228 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the v exported to arm, East Wharf (Entram-r Ml Rohna 22: Clara J. t>. Cremer 20 Main Whan (btnUMt aact c I Suwa Maru 18; Brlca 16 Pres. oarfleld U. Ant. Maru. Kudat 7 Empire Dock (tntranre t e I Oldenbur« 30: Los^el Tong 34: Rahman.
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      419 13 P. &O.S. N. COS SAILINGS. OUTWAPOS inio Spore. t. 17.W0 Dec. 7 'BHUTAN "inn IETi -sss. .ass-s .ass*- isi-s km- HAY ***** Mar. I RAWALPINDI 1,000 Jan 4 COR^' i-'iS!? Mar 13 BANGALORE 6.000 Jani 17 RA^rai n°o F RAJPUTANA 17.000 Jan. 18 NALDEP* ,'finnn 1" S 15 000 re,,
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      458 13 Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. •incorporated In England) "ELLERMAN" UNE FOR HAVRE. LONDON, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL Steamer City ot Florence Due S »H» City ot Eastbourne Dec H Dec J 6 City ot Evansville Dec 30 Jan 2 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 FOR HONG KONG,
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      1088 13 V 1 1 vIU^LA-Wir SSH lf^ L U^ind'^ T™ HOA KHIOW OTAMSHIP CO (MHI Ltd. INSURANCE. The i£££X& co d vS don and Globe The J o ha tS and Mer>ey Marlne Iris ir aoKAILWAYS^ 0 LUI The Federated Malay State* Railways The Royal State Railway^ ol Siam rSSS^T^r^S" 8
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      815 14 K. P. ML KOMNKLIJKE PAKEIVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ PLANCH'S -Monday. Dec. 3. Belawan-Deli. SINGARADJA Monday, Dec. 3, Selat-Pandjang. Koedap, Bengkalis and Bagan Si-Api-Api. BOTH Monday, Dec. 3. Muntok (passengers and mails only). Batavia. Semarang and Cheribon. IMAKASSER— Tuesday. Dec. 4, Bengkalis, Paneh, Borombang, Tandjong Mengeidar, Tanjong-Leidong and Asahan. MA.IANG- Wednesday. Dec. 5.
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      339 14 DOLLAR STEAMSHIP UNE o^m/ AMERICAN MAIL LINE TRAVEL THE AMERICAN WAY IF YOU WANT COMFORT and ECONOMY £76. 12. 0. SINGAPORE TO ENGLAND VIA AMERICA IN TOURIST CLASS. INCLUDING TRIP THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL. TOURIST CLASS OFFERS YOU: Large outside staterooms with hot and cold running water excellent cuisine ample
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      660 14 O. S. K. LINE FOR AFRICA AND aUUTH AMERICA Scotland Maru Cape Town via Mombasa. Zanzibar. Dar-es-Salaam. L. Marques. Durban and Algoa Bay t Africa Maru Santos via Colombo. Mombasa. Zanzibar Beira. L. Ifaiqnj Durban, Algoa Bay anci Cape Town Shunko Maru Buenos Aires via L. Marques, Durban, East London
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    THE REST AVENGE SOCCER DEFEAT
    896 15 Scotland Beaten At Rugger BUT LOSERS MAKE A FIGHTING FINISH 11 Pto. Scotland Scotland went down to The Rest m the annual St fl Day rugby match on the Padang on Saturday by 11 DO ints and a goal) to three (one penalty goal), they
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    SIR DAVID GALLOWAY CUP
    469 15 SIR DAVID GALLOWAY CUP AGAIN WON BY MEDICAL COLLEGE Medicals 9 pts.; Rafflesians nil yHE Medical College rugby team regained the Sir David Galloway Cup ill the last inter-college game against i the Rafflesians at Bukit Timah yes- terday. when they won by nine clear' points. The Medicals are now
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    Perak Beat Selangor In Malaya Cup Match
    654 15 BEST RUGGER GAME SEEN AT IPOH FOR SEVERAL YEARS Rea's Fine Kicking For Perak •From Our Own Correspondent.) 1 V t o Ipoh, Dec. 1. N the Malaya Cup match today Perak beat Selangor by 21 points (three goals, one penalty goal and
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    27 15 A I d N t c N R T c fn W htl between the *na me &.K.C. which ended m a draw of one goal all.
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    WEIGHT LIFTING
    299 15 WEIGHT LIFTING 1 935 Championships To Be Held In Singapore •AT a meeting held m Penang m i^* connection with the 1935 Malayan .Weight-Lifting Championships, it was decided that the venue should be Singapore and the time durine the August holidays. Those present were 'Messrs. Ooi Tiang Guan < reprinting
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    34 15 Monday's ties m the S.C.C Russian pool singles handicap are as follows: R. 8. Wilson (owe 50) vs. R. H. Peall (scr.) Semi-final A. D. Baker (owe 250) vs. F. J.L. Mayger (owe 50).
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    GOOD DIVIDENDS AT K.L. AMATEUR RACES
    580 15 Movalong Pays $63 LITTLE HAS TWO MOUNTS AND WINS ON BOTH (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 1. THERE was a good attendance at today's amateur races here and with the going very heavy, dividends were expected to be on the big side,
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    INTERSTATE HOCKEY MATCH
    366 15 SELANGOR BEAT NEGRI SEMBILAN (From Our Own Correspondent.) S Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 1. ELANGOR beat Negri Sembilan by! s—o5 0 m the inter-State hockey match here today. The Selangor defence was impregnable and the forwards played with a perfect understanding. The visitors put up a good fight,
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    120 15 The following have been Invited to play rugby football for U.S.O. vs. Etceteras and I tomorrow at S.C.C.: Lt. Russell; F/O Goodman, F/O Springall, Lt. Orr. Lt. Scrace; Lt. Chestnutt. F/O Oolding; Lt. Comdr. Morrell, Lt. Newton Dunn. Lt. Wilson. Lt. Dawson, Lt Kenrick, F'O Philips. Lt. Wood. Lt. Fullarton.
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    55 15 The following have been invited o Play hockey for the S.C.C. vs. the Khalsa Association on Monday Dec on the Padang H. A. Exley; J. C. S Ponsford. J R McDougall; B. E. Ablitt (Capt C Fittock, H. H. Hallett; E. A. Joy J M. Brander, E. V. Smith, F
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      104 15 IPERAK TURF CLUB. DECEMBER AMATEUR MEETING 1934. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1934. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Bth, 1934. VISITING MEMBERS must be introduced by members ol the Club and MUST APPLY TO THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE, CHENG IiOK BUILDING, BREWSTER ROAD, IPOH, NOT LATER THAN 5 pm ON THE DAY BEFORE THE RACE DAY
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    ARSENAL OVERWHELM WOLVES AND REGAIN LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
    1838 16 Away Teams Have A Poor Day In Division I GRIMSBY MAKE A MOVE Brentford Challenge Bolton For Top Place 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 1. I>Y coming back to their very best form yesterday the Arsenal, m piling up seven goals against
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    Miss Round Wins An Australian Title
    86 16 Miss Round Wins An Australian Title BUT PERRY LOSES TO CRA WFORD Sydney. Dec. 1. IN the men's final of the New South Wales tennis championships J. H. Ea w f o r d a t F. J. Perry (Great Britain) 7 5. 2-6. 6-3.; I— 6, 7 5. and
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    RUGBY UNION
    182 16 England Possibles Surprise Probables I London, Dec. 1. The English rugby selectors were given a rude shock today when, m an 1 International trial game, the Probables were beaten to the tune of 13—25 by the Possibles. In the battle of the giants at Gloucester. Blackheath were subdued
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    AMERICAN FOOTBALL
    30 16 Crowd Of 80,000 See Navy Beat Army The United Sta*e^a^^a££rent- »J *"er training gr^nd to?"^tballers than the Army, for when the Sv r^f ntatlVe tean me he^e to!
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    Singapore Golf Club
    484 16 I RESULTS OF DECEMBER MEDAL 1 COMPETITION I THE December medal competition of \hc Singapore Golf Club was played at Bukit Timah on Saturday and Sunday and resulted m a tie m "A" division between F. S. Gibson, W. Eldred. A. W. Bourne. E. M. F. (Ferguson
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    Colts Held To A Draw By Indians
    152 16 Colts Held To A Draw By Indians CONSISTENT RAWS SPOILED BY IVOR FINISHING IjA 1: cits THE Indian All triumphed over the rtroni petuous attack of the Singapore Co** hockey eleven at Balestier Road on Saturday, when the match was one all. The Colts were on the raid Htt the
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    26 16 Capt. P L O'Neill. I MS has arr. m Taiping from home to take off duty of Capt. S T Davtes, UCfl is proceeding an U
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      67 16 il pi HI \g M i>vtr is as good tor you V L>ome to the HH i **< ■Pavilion /IBS 1/^// 1 see how fl ife^ I J^ ,^A well Voii Mi m\ *i „li mr I Bli liiiiMnßtft f° n f V" Kk. I »Wi j^UßSit^.- *ilty y ...t\
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