The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 December 1934

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14,443. ESTD. 1835 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1934 10 CENTS
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    Central European Situation Becomes Grave
    102 1 Frontier incidents Reported APPEAL TO POWERS Yugoslavian Charges Denied By Hungary THE crisis that has arisen In Central Europe as a result of Yugoslavia's action m expelling thousands of Hungarians has worsened, according to reports from Hungary It is alleged that Yugoslav guards are entering
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    MORE FUGITIVES ARRIVE
    298 1 Szeged. Dec. 7. I] According to Hungarian sources, Jugoslav frontier guards are entering Hungarian territory and trying to provoke incidents. It is pointed out that under the Lit- j tie Entente Treaty, France will ;assist Jugoslavia only if it is proved tha* Hungary is the aggressor. It
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    HUNGARY'S DENIAL
    50 1 "A .Monstrous Edifice Of Geneva, Dec. At the meeting of the Council today Dr. A Eckhardt 'Hungary) vigorously denied the series of Yugoslav charg 1 1 m connection with the assassination of King Alexander, oeclaring they were a tissue Of calumnies and a monstrous edifice of lies- Reuter
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    A MEMORANDUM
    47 1 London, Dee. 5. The Yugo-Slav memorandum to the League of Nations Council on the alleged Hungarian connection with the Marseilles crime was before the Council •meeting at Geneva today and it was decided to place it on the agenda for the resent session.- British Radio
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    PIT DISASTER
    23 1 London, Dec. 5. The two funds for the relief of sufferers from the Gresford pit disaster now aggregate nearly €500,000-Brit-ish Radio.
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    JAPAN DRAFTS NOTE FOR ABROGATION
    152 1 JAPAN DRAFTS NOTE FOR ABROGATION "Policy Has Support Of Whole Nation" Tokio, Dec. 7. •"THE Privy Council have appointed a committee of nine to draft the note abrogating the Washington Treaty. Remarking that Mr. Norman Davis' speech contained nothing new the Foreign Office spokesman today declared that the Japanese Government
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    25 1 THE CHIEF MOURNERS just bef ire the funeral cortege left Mr. Nishimura s house on Thursday. The report of the funeral is on page 6).
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    STOCK MARKET
    39 1 London. Dec. 5. Sterling on New York is 4.93 9 16, Paris 74 15/16. Gold is 140s. lid. Slock markets are quiet. British Government stocks declined, with War Loan 3% Per cent, at 106.v 2 British Radio.
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    GREAT CHINESE
    167 1 To Be Held In London London, Dec. 7. A COLLECTION of between 150 and 200 pictures fully representative of the modern Chinese School of Art arrived today at the Chinese legation from the Continent where they have been recently exhibited m Rome, Milan, Berlin, and Paris, under the
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    Famous Conductor Resigns
    115 1 Famous Conductor Resigns Stokowski Of The Philadelphia Philadelphia, Dec. 7. Leopold Stokowski has resigned the conductorship of the world famous Philadelphia Orchestra owing to a disagreement with the directors. He proposes to visit Japan and China early m the new year. Reuter. [One of the most brilliant orchestral conductors the
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    END OF LINER
    47 1 The liner France, which was for many years employed by the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique on the North Atlantic service, has been sold to a Dunkerque firm for breaking up. The France, which is of 23.769 1 tons, was built m 1912 at St. Nazaire.
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    ART EXHIBITION
    45 1 SLUM CLEARANCE i Considerable Progress In Britain London, Dec. 5. Considerable progress is being made with the slum clearance problem. The number of houses m the clearance and improvement areas, which aie to be demolished, is 73,046 up to Sept. 30 this year.
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    SILVER SPOT AND FUTURES MARKET FOR LONDON?
    185 1 SILVER SPOT AND FUTURES MARKET FOR LONDON? Indignation At Leakage Of Plans London, Dec. 7. ["•THE first we have heard of it," j seems to epitomise the reaction of leading silver brokers to a i statement m the Financial Times that the London metal exchange has virtually decided to start
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    Divorce For Tarzan Creator
    29 1 !Las Vegas, (Nev.), Dec. 7. FDGAR Rice Burroughs, the creator of Tarzan, obtained a divorce today on the ground of his wife's "extreme cruelty." Reuter
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    SHIPPING AID
    65 1 Bill Passed By House Of Commons London. Dec. .*>. THE House ol Commons last night carried the financial resolution m connection with the British Shipping Assistance Bill by 231 votes to 52. The subsidy will be allotted to tramp shipping and the President of the Board ol" Trade
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    TWO JAPANESE DETAINED
    336 1 Police Action In Singapore SERIOUS NATURE OF ENQUIRY Two Japanese have been detained b.v the police m Singapore. Their names are given as Mr. Kokubo, an engraver, of Bencoolen Street, and Mr. Ohki, sub-editor on the staff of the Singapore Japanese nepspaper the Nippo. IT is stated
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      99 1 On Other Pages Diary of the week 2 Letters to the editor 2 Radio programmes 2 Silk trade depression 3 Australia air route timetable 3 Features page 4 Picture page 5 Funeral of Mr. Nishimura 6 Agent on serious charge 6 Judgment against lawyer 6 Leading article 8 Topics of
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    ARRESTED ON SHIP
    169 2 Sequel To An Armed Robbery Sydney, N.S.W. Nov. (i. The liner Niagara, which moored m Sydney Harbour on Nov. 3. was boarded by detectives, who departed almost at once, takings with them a man who had returned from Vancouver for questioning about an armed robbery last June,
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    MUSIC IN SIAM
    61 2 Extraordinary Meeting Of Ladies Society I From Out Own Correspondent > Bangkok. Dec. 7. The Ladies Musical Society. a ten-year-old organisation, at an extraordinary meeting today, unanimously decided to merge their interests with the Women's Club. It will not be exclusively concerned with musical matters but will
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    Letters To The Editor
    781 2 ARE LORD SALISBURY AND CHURCHILL DIE 'HARDS? WHAT BRITAIN OWES THESE FAMILIES -LAID FOUNDATIONS OF PARLIAMENTA R V GOVERNMENT —"A REALIST'S" PESSIMISM ABOUT INDIA To the Editor. Sir,- I have read with much interest your leader on the "Rout of the DieHards." In all sincerity I
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    COMMUNISTS' CAPTIVES
    140 2 Representations To Nanking By British Authorities Peiping. Nov. 20. Further representations have been made by the British authorities to the Nanking Government m connection with the capture by Communists of Mr. A Hayman. Australian missionary of the China Inland Mission m Chenyuan. Kwelchow, on Oct. 9. The Nanking
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    WHALE GETS AWAY
    144 2 After Hurling Boat Into The Air Wellington, Nov. 10. A rapidly sinking craft with a badly .wounded harpoon gunner on board just I managed to reach shore m the nick of time near Queen Charlotte Sound today after an extraordinary adventure with a whale. The crew of
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    71 2 mm^ mmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^^mmmmmmmmme mmm It is understood that His Excellency the Governor will arrive m Penang -on Friday. Jan. 4, and will remain there j until Jan. 10. Sir Shr nton. who will be 'accompanied by Lady Thomas and Miss Bridget Thomas, will stay at Bel Retiro. Penang Hills, during their
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      137 2 Diary Of The Week SATURDAY, Dec. 8. High Water. 10.47 a.m. 10 ft., Rugby Singapore vs. United Services v Malaya Cup), S.C.C. padang: Johore vs. Negri-Malacca < Malaya Cup Seremban Races Perak Amateur Meeting. Hockey: Sikh Police vs. Colts. Depot; Cofts vs. Ceylon Sports Club, Balestier Road; O.R.A. vs. Indian
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      539 2 Week-end Wireless Programmes B. B. C Transmission HI SATURDAY 9.35 Big Ben. The Belfast Wireless Orchestra. 10.20 Harold Ramsay, at the organ of the Granada, Tooting. 10.50 The Barber of Seville, Act II (Rossini). Relayed from Sadler's Wells Theatre. Greenwich time signal at 11.20 p.m. 11.35 Scenes from the shows.
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    $30,000,000 LOSS TO CHINESE FARMERS
    211 3 $30,000,000 LOSS TO CHINESE FARMERS DEPRESSION IN SILK TRADE Thousands Thrown Out Of Employment l KIHKR indication of the depression m rural district^Tn I Kwangtung has been provided by the .losing f ten more -ilk filatures m Nankai. For years these silk factories provided work for thousands of men and
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    39 3 Mr. J. R. Duncan Palmer, mining engineer and geologist, who recently met with a serious accident while prospecting a gold-bearing area at Panjam is !at present m Kuala Lumpur for a few days m order to consult a specialist.
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    SPRING TIDES
    370 3 Chinese Fishermen Have Narrow Escape Guests on the terrace of the Sea View Hotel witnessed an exciting incident off the Katong coast on Thursday evening. A high spring tide was running about 6 p.m.- the tide reached a height of 9.3 feet yesterday— and a strong wind blowing
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    S. AUSTRALIAN CENTENARY
    66 3 Invitation To British Scientists Adelaide. Oct. 30. S i Douglas Mawson. president-elect Australasian Association for the Advancement, of Science, has decided ose to the next meeting of the ;^tion. m Melbourne, next year, it the British Society should be Into visit South Australia during ritenary of 1936.
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    LICENSING BOARD
    85 3 From. Our Own Correspondent. Ipoh, Dec. 7. licensing b:?rd >esterday re- d by a majority of one vote the plication for a first class liquor by Mr. Carl Lawson m respect the Kit Cat Cafe. Brewster Road. eh. The present holder of a licence the same vicinity protested
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    Air Service To Australia
    219 3 TIMETABLE ISSUED BY IMPERIAL AIRWAYS ..imounced that Imperial Air- > m CDn junction with their assoate company Qantas Empire Airwill operate to the following able on the extension of the v Empire service London-Singa--Austialia, until further notice. lembang optional call for refuelling). hist services m both
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY
    51 3 The following subscriptions to the Children's Aid Society for the year !i<>34-35 are acknowledged: Hammer Co., Ltd. $75,00, McAlister Ca Ltd. 50.00, Mr. Teo Soo Piah nSr Miss Jacques, Taiping. Church Tef Mr^ Snow° n Cap°tai 11 McAlister K__-_ g__sL- Chuch 37.46 'Singapore Turf Club 2,000.00. Total
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    Woman Who Speaks Without A Larynx
    178 3 Woman Who Speaks Without A Larynx I GRAFTED VOICE Mechanical Box In Throat Sydney, Nov. 6. 117ILLIAM Thomas Firmstone of Sydney, who is Reported to have had his voice restored by the grafting of a mechanical voice box, has a rival m Brisbane, Queensland. This rival is a woman who,
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    COAL TALKS
    89 3 Agreement Expected .Between British And Polish Owners London, Dec. 4. It is anticipated that the discussions between representatives of the British and Polish colliery owners which have been proceeding for some months and vie now taking place m London will continue throughout the week. The Times says there
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    32 3 Mr. H. S. Lee. who has been spending his holidays m China and Hong Kong, j ?s returning to Malaya by the Carthage and was expected to arrive at Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    PRESS ADMITTED TO STATE COUNCIL MEETING
    222 3 Negri Sembilan Follows Perak Example 'From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Dec. 6. FOR the first time today the press were admitted to a meeting of the lower chamber cf the Negri Sembilan State Council. The Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hughes, British Resident, presided
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    DISTRESSED EUROPEANS
    233 3 Surplus Of 55,504 In F.M.S. Fund Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 8. The surplus of $5,504 from the F.MS. Distressed Europeans Fund, which has now been closed, will be handed over to the executive committee of the Planters' Benevolent Fund for the relief of Europeans m distressed circumstances. This was
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    47 3 Mr. Noone and Miss Noone, father and sister of Mr. H. D. Noone, Assistant Curator of the Museum, Taiping, are on a visit to Malaya and are at present the guests of the Hon'ble Mr. H. G. R. Leonard and Mrs. Leonard at the Residency. Kuala Lipis.
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    This Sinister Traffic In Arms Drastic Control Imperative
    1151 4 This Sinister Traffic In Arms Drastic Control Imperative IN the light of the revelations at the United States Arms Committee of Enquiry which is now m session, the following article, exclusive to the Free Press, by Mr. Arthur Henderson, is of unusual interest. By the Kt. Hon. .Arthur Henderson M.P.
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    A Chat With Laughton
    537 4 A grand charity premiere of M The Barretts of Wimpole Street" will be given at the Pavilion Theatre on Tuesday. Dec. 11. at 9.15 p.m. CHARLES Laughton may have won the Academy Award of Merit for his performance In "The Private Life of Henry the Eighth.'"
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    THE WORLD OF H.G. WELLS
    633 4 THE WORLD OF H.G. WELLS A BRITISH FILM MYSTERY t t (BY JOAN LITTLEFIELD) MUCH secrecy still surrouhds the activities of London Films m preparing for the H. G. Wells (film, of the future, "Whither Mankind?" Ned Mann, the Hollywood expert has been working behind locked doors for nearly six
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    Low's Topical Budget
    73 5 _»t_rhment_ of the police force m Rome when he watched a display given by picked men. SIGNOR MUSSOLINI at an inspection of detacnmeni* i~ MYSTERY surrounds the fate which overtook Belishu Beaton m Liverpool Road, Islington. The beautiful orange globe was missinu I from its perch on
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    Judgment Against Lawyer
    654 6 $15 FOR CLERK WHO CLAIMED $80 i From Our Own Correspondent' Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 6. JUDGMENT for the plaint i ft m the sum of $15 with costs was given by Mr. F. K. Wilson m the Kuala Lumpur police oourt. m the suit m Which Mr.
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    Gaol For Ill-Treating Girl
    50 6 A Chinese woman, Lim Eng Neo, was convicted yesterday before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the criminal district judge, on a charge of ill-treating her eleven-year-old girl and sentenced to two months rigorous imprisonment and ordered to pay $200 as compensation, m default, a further four months.
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    NEW JAPANESE CRUISER
    100 6 KING AT LAUNCHING CEREMONY Powerful And Speedy I Vessel Tokyo. THHE new 8.500 tons cruiser. Suzuka.< was launched at the Yokosuka J naval dockyard In the presence of the Emperor. Cabinet Ministers and I 120.000 spectators The keel of the Suzuka was laid down m December. 1933.
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    49 6 The Rev and Mrs. J W Hawley. formerly of Sitiawan and of the South Fukien Mission. China, are reI siding at Tampa, Florida. Mr. Hawley has bought a closed Methodist chapel ,m the suburbs of Tampa and is reI modelling this into a residence for Mrs. Hawley and himself.
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    Funeral Of Mr. Nishimura
    304 6 OVER 500 PEOPLE PRESENT I "THE funeral oi Mr. Y. Nishimura. I managing director of Ishihara Sang- i yo Koshi Ltd and President of the Japanese Singapore Society, who died J suddenly on Wednesday m the offices j of the special branch of the police two'
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    DR. ERIC BEGGS
    118 6 Death Of Kuala Selangor Practitioner i Klang:. Dec. 6. Cable news was received here yesterday of the death at sea of Dr. Eric Beggs. aboard the s.s. "Erria." home;ward bound. He died near Colombo on Tuesday. Dr Beggs was the Medical Officer of Bukit Rotan Hospital Association
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    TIONG BAHRU FIRE
    72 6 Uninhabited Attap Hut Ablaze The Singapore Fir e Brigade received a call from Tiong Bahru. about 9.20 a.m. yesterday and two engines were sent out. An uninhabited attap hut opposite the sewerage works was ablaze. The brigade succeeded m confining the fire to the roof. The engines
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    Red Flags In Police Courts
    236 6 Red Flags In Police Courts Hvhun On Seditious Literature Charge WHEN police raided the servants' quarters of a house m Killiney Road they are alleged tt> have found a quantity of seditious literature as a result of which a Hylam has been charged with possession. The preliminary inquiry was started
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    FEROCIOUS DOGS
    182 6 Well-known Jockey Warned To Control His Alsatians Kuala Lumpur. Dec. 4. W. Garrard, the well-known joVkey. 1 appeared as defendant m court yes- terday on summons on a charge of I negligently suffering to have at large ;two ferocious Alsatians without muzj zles and thereby causing inconvenience ito
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    FRESH HERRINGS
    97 6 Promising Freezing Experiments London, Dee. 4. Experiments are m progress on the freezing of herrings and although perfection has not yet been attained results are promising. So far no attempt has been made to market these frozen fish but it is recognised that if the experiments, wnich are
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    DEATH AT 106
    38 6 Grandfather Of Singapore Residents T v„ death has taken Place at Baghdad at the age of 106 years of Mr. Ezekiel. grandfather of Messrs" E 5£m and -A M Ezekiel opticians' of Raffles Place. Singapore.
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    ALLEGED DISAPPEARANCE OF FLOUR
    327 6 Story Of 313 Bags Missing From Godown THE alleged disappearance of 313 bags of wheat flour belonging to the Globe Trading Co.. Ltd.. of Finlayson Green, Singapore, was the subject of a charge of criminal breach of trust against Li Yit Siong, a Hokien commission agent,
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    REDS HEMMED IN AND LOSE HEAVILY
    221 7 REDS HEMMED IN AND LOSE HEAVILY Great Round-up In China Continues Hong Kong, Dec. 7. THE Communists m South Hunan and North Kwangsi who found themselves hemmed m yesterday by the Hunanese and Kwangsi forces, have suffered most heavy losses. Twenty thousand were captured, and several thousand surrendered. Gen. Liv
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    35 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH. SEEFELD. -On December 7th. 1934. at the General Hospital. Singapore. Doris Kathleen, the beloved wife of j Gerhard Seefeld. aged 23. Funeral at I [Bidadar! Cemetery this morning at I 3 30.
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    The Singapore Free Press and Daily News SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1934 "Double, Double Toil And Trouble"
    769 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1934 "Double, Double Toil And Trouble NO sooner does trouble die down m one part of Europe than it boils over m another. Events have been rapidly approaching a crisis m the Saar. Nazi provocation m that territory has been of such a
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    DAY TO DAY
    303 8 The Hon. F. H. Grummitt of Penang. arrived back from leave by the Ranchi. A son was born to Mrs. Birch, wife of Mr. J. B. J. Birch of the Malayan police on Nov. 24. Lord Louis Mount bat ten is on board one of the nine
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    as I was Saying –
    289 8 as I was Saying WXR H. T WEE writes to us as follows m connection with the references to himself and the flood problem by "Autolycus" m this column on Thursday: In reply to the comments by "Autolycu s" In Thursday's Free Dr. H. T. W_i? Press regarding the rebuke
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    Topics Of The Week
    797 8 jUIR II J. Nye. of 06 Gray Avenue. i Mount Dennis. Toronto. Canada has written to Th< Topicist asking if he can assist him "by telling me If you have any Miniature Railways or Model Railway Clubs m your country and if so would you kindly
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    SHIPPING PROBLEM
    45 9 Loudon. Dee. 4. rial Shipping Con<u In preliminary the proa scheme for rationwill meet m London mlddl ol January. ot the main bo hld m London. Pend on the result nary cusslons antl en to delegates after 1 a c m c msftdered.
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    NANKING QUERY
    118 9 J. Simon's Statement In House Of Commons London. Dec. 7. In the House oi Commons. Lt.-Com. P. G. Auncw (U. Camborne >. a9ked whether Sir John Simon. Foreign Se- cretary, was able to make a statement with regard to the residence of the! British Minister at Nanking. Sir
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    COPPER CONFERENCE
    117 9 Effect Of Good News On Market Londen, Dee. 7. tallowing various informal meetings held m London m the most favourable atmosphere. th e way 19 now paved for a European copper conference is January with the probable participation of Americans, but the meeting place is not known. Europeans.
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    Colonial Secretary's Witty Speech
    369 9 Guest Of Honour At Yorkshire Dinner M^rsr^r?_£?i^^ of Yorkshiremtn nLT !L* annUal gatherin S f the Society last night aya Which was held the Sea View Hotel 'Nt and tt E*" many quests there wain t c,lnnrr and tn <-' toasts h V h,', ia Ctng
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    LONGEST AIR ROUTE
    208 9 England— Australia Mail Service London, Dec. 5. A NOTABLE development m Empire air routes will begin on Saturday with the official inauguration of the England-Australia royal mail air service—the longest air mail route m the world. Mails despatched by the new route will be delivered m Australia
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    PRESS CONFERENCE
    112 9 To Open At Cape Town On Feb. 5 London. Dec. i. Delegates representing newspapers In l„ll parts ci t ie British Empir? will be present at tbe filth Imperial Press Conference which will open at Cape Town ?n Feb 5. The delegate? who will be the gu-'st^ of
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    FIFTH CONGRESS OF THE KUOMINTANG
    294 9 FIFTH CONGRESS OF THE KUOMINTANG Delegates From The South Hong Kong, Dec. 7. THE delegates of Nanking and Canton have agreed to place the question of abrogating the Government of the Southwest and the Political Council of the South before the Fifth Plenary Congress of the Kuomintang without first referring
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    COMMODITY MARKET
    110 9 Latest Rubber And Tin Prices (From Our Own Correspondent.' RUBBER EXCHANGES London. Dec. 7. New York 4.95 316 < 4.95 5 16.) Paris 75 1 8 <75"-.> GOLD AND SILVER London. Dec. 7. Silver Spot 24 ll;l6d. <24 7 r_.) Gold 140 7 245. (140s. 7d. > London.
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    LONDON LOOKS FOR RISING RUBBER PRICES
    1225 10 Netherlands Indies Smallholders Still Critical Factor (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 23. AFTER lying for long m the doldrums, the London Rubber commodity and share markets at last seem likely to take a turn for the better. Indications are that the heavy liquidation
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    DULL RUBBER MARKET
    180 10 Good Trade Support On Any Decline Lewis and Peat's rubber report for the week ended Dec. 7. states: The market has been very dull during the past week and only small fluctuations have taken place. Good support has been forthcoming from the trade on any decline, and
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    77 10 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association DAILY PRICES CURRENT FOR R.M.A. No. 1. X RIBBED SMOKED SHEET Dec. 7, 12 o'clock noon. Buyers SellerSpot (loose) 21 21 l 8 (F. 0.8.) current month 21 U 21% Jan. [Mar. 22 22! 8 Apr. June 23 V 2 23 3 4 July Sept.
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    Singapore Produce 'Prices
    105 10 Singapore Produce Prices THE TIN PRICE Dec 7: Singapore tin price l per picul* $114.12 I_.1 Dec. 7. Gambier 6.25 Java Cube 8.75 Hamburg Cube 11.00 Muntok White Pepper 63.00 White Pepper 62.00 Copra. Sundried 3.20 Copra, mixed 2.95 Fair Sago. Flour 2.30 Small Flake Tapioca 3.60 Blanja Jelotong 6.75
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    Exchange Rates
    224 10 Dec. 7. 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 8 London, demand 2 4 332 London. T.T. 2,4 332 Lyons, Paris, demand 872 Hamburg,
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    Wall Street
    186 10 Dec. 4 5 6. American Can. Com. 106*2 106» 2 IOG^ American Telephone and Telegraph 1093 4 1093 4 110 Atcheson Railroad 5W 2 56 3 e 56 Dupont 98» 2 98 V 2 983 4 Firestone 163 4 171 2 17 General Electric 20i /2 20 >
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    KAMUNTING TIN'S 20 PER CENT
    138 10 KAMUNTING TIN'S 20 PER CENT Final Dividend of 12 P.C. |TTHE report and accounts of Kamun- ting Tin Dredging, Limited for the year ended June 30 1934, give the fol- lowing details: Balance for the. year as per profit and loss account £105,651, to which must be added the net
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    STEADY UNDERTONE
    188 10 Business In Rubber On More Restricted Scale Stanton Nelson and Co.. Ltd. m their rubber market review for the week ended Friday. Dec. 7. state prices have reacted slightly from the I highest level reached last week, and j business has been on a more restrictjed scale. The
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    ANGLO-INDIAN RICE
    185 10 International Company Formed It is understood that an arrange- ment has been made whereby various 1 interests have combined to carry on business m rice and rice products as from Nov. 1. 1934. under the name of the International Rice Company. The registered offices are at Winchester House.
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    AUSTRALIAN TRADE
    111 10 Three Months' Unfavourable Balance Sydney, Nov. b. For the quarter ended Sept. 30. Australia's oversea trade resulted m a total unfavourable balance of £3 101--000, compared with a favourable balance of £5,157,000 for the corresponding period last year. Excluding bullion and specie, the unfavourable balance was £4 *****0
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    20 10 The Renong Tin Dredging Co.. Ltd output of ore for the month of November, 1934, is 518 piculs
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    Fraser's Share List
    978 10 FRIDAY, DEC. 7. 1934. Ampat Tin (4s) 4s 3d 7tt£ Asam Kumbang 34s 6d 35s 9d c.d. c.b. Austral Malay 60s 62s c.d. Aver Hitam Tin (ss) 13s 9d 14s 6d Ayer Weng ($1) 215 2.20 Eangrln Tin 25s 3d 26s Changkat Tin 46s 47s Chenderiang 8s
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    £ Abroad
    111 10 Abroad London, Dec. 5. Exchanges today were: Paris 75 3 32. New York 4.94^. Montreal 4.84 3 8 Brussels 21.7. Geneva 15.27. Amsterdam 7.31 Milan 58 1 32. Berlin 12.31. Stockholm 26 3 4 Copenhagen 22.39 12.I 2 Oslo 19.90*2 Vienna 27. Helsingfors 226 3 4 Prague 118» 4 Madrid
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    84 10 London, Dec. 4. The Exchequer returns for the past week show that during the current li financial year the total ordinary reve- nue exclusive of self-balancing revenue amounted at December 1 to £374 428 856 which is £1,754.554 less than the J amount collected at the corresponding t
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    38 10 The Ban Thong Loong Gold Mniing t Syndicate, situated at Kechau. about b lour miles down th e Jelai river from o Kuala Lipis, is stated to have struck a rich gold-bearing lode a few days ago 11
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    Petrol And Kerosene Prices
    94 10 Dec 7 Shell and Fish Kernsper Unit of I x 4-gallon tins Crown. Dragon BsfOD per Unit of 2 x 4 Dillon tins Cross Kerosene per Unit of 2 x-gallon tins Devoe's Imperial Brill.. Kerosene per tin <ot 4 Gallons) Sylvan Arrow K. per tin Socony
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    PANGNGA RIVER TIN
    101 10 Final Dividend Of »!4 ]er Cent. Pmpotll The report and Pangnga River Tin C for the 'year ended give the following d The net profit for the J proposed final divided to be received irom X Dredging Ltd amount fit and loss *****11, balance brought forward froi
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    BROADCASTING to the "OUTBACK"
    547 11 BROADCASTING to the "OUTBACK" nglishman has a very fot life m Australia Western Australia, World Radio. went to that country I was followed by a :n modifies as hooks fasteners, pearl butsent by very kind cl I might not be able nary articles I ealise that the shops lurne, Adelaide,
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    The Institute Of Hispanic Studies
    112 11 The Institute Of Hispanic Studies wilh Stitute oi Hispanic Studies with centres m London and Liverpool' and branches m numerous parts of the British Isles, was recently founded under the presidency of the Rt. Hon the Earl of Derby. The aim of the Institute is to further the teaching and
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    Portugal's New S. W. Station
    83 11 Portugal's New S. W. Station Portugal is shortly to have a new short-wave station. The transmitter is being built entirely by m?mbers of the Radio Club, and the wavelength is provisionally fixed at 24 2 metres (12.396 kcso The aerial power will be 250 watts to be raised to 4kW
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    Television Committee In Berlin
    183 11 Television Committee In Berlin Mr O. F. Brown of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research. Mr. A. J. Gill, a member of the G.P.O Chief Engineer's Department. Mr. H L Kirke. representing the 8.8.C. and j Mr J. Varley Roberts, the secretary of the British Television Committee, ar- j
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    Anti-Noise Action In Austria
    87 11 Anti-Noise Action In Austria The Austrian authorities are gradually becoming stricter m the control and penalising of needlessly noisy loudspeakers. Anyone disturbing neighbours, especially at night, or leaving windows Open so that passers-by are liable to be disturbed, is now fined from five schillings upwards. The anti-noise action of the
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    A Spanish Anniversary
    128 11 Nov 7 marked the tenth anniversary of broadcasting m Spain On that date m 1924 the first Spanish programme to go "on the air" was broadcast from the Hotel Colon. Barcelona, by what is today the Radio Asociacio de Catalunya. At present there are two stations nnpratine
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    CULBERTSON on CONTRACT
    756 11  -  Ely Culbertson I by j World's Champion Player and Greatest Card Analyst I 1 MASKING BATTERIES There are any number of ways m which the Declarer, being faced with a hopelessly lost contract, may cause his opponents to present him with an extra trick or two which
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      237 11 Church Services ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL >j.50 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m. Matins. Sooa m Holy Communion, (.choral 5^30 p.m. Evensong (choral* and Sermon. Bethel English School: English service and Addres, on Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. Weekdays .—Holy Communion on Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8 a.m.; Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
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      253 11 i THE STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH No. 1, Kampong Kapor Road 9 a.m. Sunday School. 10 a.m. Malay Service, Mr. Choo Beng Lim. 5.30 p.m. Epworth League Service. Miss M. L. Rank. Subject: Giving God His Rightful Place. 6 p.m. Rev. Goh Hood Keng. Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting, Mr.
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    THE NORMANDIE
    104 12 Expected To Make Maiden Voyage In May 1935 It is expected that the liner Normandie of the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (French Line) will make her maiden voyage about the third week of May next year and that she will call at Great Britain on her way to New
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    73 12 The new dry dock In the port of Naples is about to be built at the end of the mole Cesareo Console, m the i middle of the harbour. The dock will be divided into two parts m such a way that when it is occupied by two vessels at
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    LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    464 12 Fight For Life On j Wrecked Schooner. BRILLIANT RESCUE. j Day-Long Drama Of j Six Sailors. IN a fierce autumn gale six Swedish sailors fought a desperate battle for their lives on board a small I Swedish motor schooner about half a mile from the lighthouse of
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR
    88 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR v I Ships 1l M| ,iia J t)lf Main Whan (Eat, Ranch] 18 Kinta 13: Mala I Silverbellc 9: C Empire Dock < I Lossiebank J*f Prince 37. I West Wharf •><•,,, Rasa 3: D- <le tutaou I Main Whan. Rokan; Ti j I Anderson H -'.^B Oil
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    89 12 I SS. KUi I .Bangkok Tin ■iV I Magnet. B: I Liat 712 for S t 1113 Tomohon. Dul I bas 7 12, Plancius. Dut I lawan Deh 7.12 B I Baloeran Net "':<■■ .Sourabaya 5.12 Produce N I kok 8.12, for B n 8 12. I Togian.
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    NEW STEAMERS
    143 12 Details Of Refrigerating Machinery The order for the refrigerating plant and insulation work m the steamers Clement and Crispin, being built by Messrs. Cammell Laird and Co.. of Birkenhead, for the Booth Steamship Co.. has been obtained by the Liverpool Refrigeration Co., Ltd. The refrigeration machinery is capable
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    24 12 Tlv M.M. Andre Lebon is due here today at 4 p.m. instead ol 9 a.m. as previously Stated. She will leave at .7 p.m.
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    CALLAO HARBOUR
    122 12 British Bids For Floating Dock The Peruvian Government is expected to take an early decision on the competitive bids cf British contractors for the construotlon of a floating or graving dock at Callao, where the new $7,500,001) (£1.500,000 > port works were recently opened. The opening was carried
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    SHIPPING SUBSIDIES
    94 12 France Leads World In State Subventions By the passing of the new shipping subsidy law France leads the world m State subventions. These are based on tonnage and speed. A ship of 5000 g.r.t. receives for a voyage to La Plata and back 1683 francs (£22) per day,
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      411 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.30 am. Kedah Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m and 7 p.m. Kuantan (via Jerantut) Monday to Friday 7.30 a.m. Saturday 7.30 a.m. 1 p.m. Kelantan (via Gemas) every Monday. Wednesday, Thursday and
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    AMATEUR CLUBS QUICKLY ELIMINATED FROM F. A. CUP
    1720 15 Should They Cease To Participate? GREAT wXir-ToF TIME Better To Enhance Prestige Of Amateur Cud Our London Staff) Fleet Street Nov. 26. V flvi hundred clubs outi de th Leagues entered for FA. Cup competition me are left. After the probable that
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    136 15 Immigration Officials Alarmed Sydney. A press report from New Zealand to the effect that the six American Professional golfers each had a negro caddie created consternation among the local officials of the Matson SS. Line, and the Sydney. New South Wales. Immigration Department. In view of the guarantee
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    CONVINCING HOCKEY WIN
    422 15 CONVINCING HOCKEY WIN O. R. A. Beat S. R. C. II SRC II 1; O.R.A 4 The Old Rafflesians Association scored a convincing victory over the second string of the S.R.C. m a hockey fixture on the Padang yesterday, running up the score to 4—l m a fast but scrappy
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    LEG-THEORY
    100 15 "It Is Killing The Game" Says Umpire Fred Walden. the former Tottenham Hotspur and English international winger and Northamptonshire cricketer and now First-class Umpire, had some strong comment to make upon "Leg-Theory" when speaking on cricket matters at Wellingborough. "I am certain some bowlers dc deliberately bowl at the
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    Vital Malaya Cup Match Today
    870 15 Vital Malaya Cup Match Today j SINGAPORE MUST WIN Or United Services Are Sure For The Final L^NGAPORE will face their hardest match of the season today on the padang— the Malaya Cup fixture with the United Servicesand after conceding a draw to Negri and Malacca at Seremban their only
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    281 15 I ARSENAL TRAVEL TO HUDDERSFIELD Sunderland Should Regain Lead TODAYS home football fixtures In the English league and the senior division of the Scottish league, are as> f o lows DIVISION I Aston Villa vs. Leeds United Cheisea vs. Liverpool Derby County vs. W Bromwich verton vs.
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    22 15 Playing on their home ground at Tanglin yesterday, a Wiltshire Regiment hockey eleven defeated th»> A. PC by two goals to nil.
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    PERAK AMATEUR RACES
    691 16 Mr. Whittaker's Three Winners And Two Seconds HANDICAPS FOR TODAY From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Dec. 7. ""PINE weather prevailed for the opening day of the Perak amateur meeting and the going was very good. The attendance at the start was very small, even for an amateur
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    84 16 Race 1. IRISH LADY Lady Tarquin Mickey Mouse. Rate 2. PERFECT LADY The Irnu Little Pat Race 3. 808 THE GORGEK Tandubas Green Mark Race 4. BACCARA Lady Raja Phoon Tok Race 5. BRIGHT EYES Leonie Lady Jenny. Race 6. TAJ MAHAL Miss Togo Blue Bird Rare 7. CATSPAW
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    148 16 Competition For The Oldfield Cup The golf competition for the Rotary j "Oldfield" Cup is being arranged by a j sub-committee consisting of Rotarian G. Marshall, convener, Rotarian L. VV. Geddes, Rotarian E. Uo. The committee of the Island Club have kindly agreed that the competition be played
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    38 16 In the final of the Keppel Ladies cup played yesterday Mrs. E. Litchfield beat Mrs. A. M. Law on the 20th green. The Y.M.CA. hockey eleven scored a 5—2 victory over the Khalsa Association at Anson Road yesterday.
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    Rivers Gets Verdict Over Young Aide On Points
    704 16 Rivers Gets Verdict Over Young Aide On Points ■UNPOPULAR RESULT (BY RINGSIDE) THE riddle of Al Rivers' greatness was partially solved last nighl at the Olympic Stadium when Young Aide proved conclusively that the American cannot regard himself as "cock of the walk." I am one of Rivers sincerest admirers
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    24 16 rIE hockey match between the S.C.R.C. and the S.V.C. was cancelled owing to the inability of the latter to raise a team.
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    HOOEY REPLIES TO "RINGSIDE "
    293 16 HOOEY REPLIES TO "RINGSIDE To the Editor. Sir.— l note with interest that "Ringside" writes that "he has on good authority that Aide and Duncan have met only once"— in spite of the fact I said I was an "eye-witness" to their two meetings. I cannot think who "Ringside's" "good
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    SELANGOR MATCHES
    34 16 Hockey And Rugger Fixtures' Cancelled (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 7. The Selangor vs. Penang hockey match and the Selangor vs. R.AF rugger match fixed for today have been cancelled.
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    1936 OLYMPICS
    28 16 Britain Accepts Germany's Invitation London, Dec. 6. At a private sitting, the British PIT??! 0 Council accepted Germany's invitation to particioate m th* io*« Olympics.- Reuter
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    LIVELY HOCKEY MATCH
    483 16 LS.CC Draw With Team j H.M.S. Veteran I BOTH DEFENCES PROMINENT S.C.C 1; H.M.S. Veteran TN some respects the cricket club were rather unfort A have won their hockey match with a team fan not Uj H.M.S. Veteran, now m port, when they met on stroyer terday.
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    Three Hockey Matches Against Macao
    70 16 Three Hockey Matches Against Macao CHRISTMAS TOUR JJIXTEEN hod willbeinStai mrhnai mas week and thr, arranged again i ipow Malaya and AL M inability the m win be played k. Cm^ 29 ot »be_Ha? Ed on Dec. 26 tad 27 A telegram hai De. i j loc^ that the players
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