The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 9 November 1935

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    17 1 The Singapore Free Press AND DAILY NEWS. NO. 14.697. ESTD. 1835. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ft. 1f135 19 CENTS.
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    SMITHY" LOST IN BAY OF BENGAL
    1059 1 rjnpires i\ 0 1 Flier Twenty Hours Overdue R.A.F. TO~TAKE UP THE SEARCH Squadron Standing By At Penang LAST SEEN WITH EXHAUST SPURTING FLAME How He Passed Melrose In Mid-Ocean r AIR-COMMODORE Sir (harks Kingsford Smith, -Mhe British Empire's No. 1 airman and hero
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    NO PROSPERITY WITHOUT PEACE AND SECURITY
    114 1 What Frightens Mr. Baldwin London. Nov. 8. Minister, m a speech mpta ,si3od again the Vs determination to do s power through the League bring peace to the it-it confident thai ■■1 It was impossible tc Ol Dow Of internaiwas essential before \ki be
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    MR. A. S. SMALL
    29 1 Act As Colonial Secretary Mr. A. S. Small. Treasurer. its, has been appoint- Colonial Secretary after Caldecott has departed to the Governorship of Hong month.
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    22 1 Pearce has been appointed and managing director of dated Tin Smelters Ltd., m of the late Mr. Hose, who died eks ago.
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    MAKALE FALLS WITHOUT A SHOT
    261 1 MAKALE FALLS WITHOUT A SHOT Ras Gugsa Proclaimed Governor Asmara, Nov. 8. ITALIAN troops, consisting of a brigade of infantry, one regiment of Bersaglieri (the famous trotting regiment) and Ras Gugsa's followers entered Makale at 9 a.m. today. The Italian tricolour was hoiste^d over tht imperial palace and no resists
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    ROYAL WEDDING
    57 1 Hundreds Of Messages Of Congratulation Lundon. Sept. 7. Hundreds oi messages of congratula tions for the Duke and Duchess oi Gloucester were received .i'l day at Biu •kinnh.im P..1.U-. irorn all parts of world. Messages sre being sent on u> Bough toil House, Kettei where the Duke .md
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    JAPAN WANTS CHINA'S CURRENCY REFORMS REVOKED FORTHWITH
    338 1 Determined To Keep Silver Tokio, Nov. X JAPANESE reports from Shanghai state that Gen. Jlsogai, the Japanese Military Attache, has thrown a bombshell with a statement m which he declared that the Chinese currency reform scheme should be revoked forthwith. In any case
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      105 1 BIGIA TEA 'rings the freshness md fragrance of the lala y a n gardens iirec! to your home. _*_mßßcM^Bm_r*-Z-r r —m--s-*^ m_*-m^_________f_3r_\________< Jcl. -—__W_Ww 4te *^WU** __Z* 7^*'' r^-^jr^r y^p_-W/__mmM_t___^ F= JBI nj^^jflQ^g^SLnM^MH^pHiwv^ i^iTjL^SßFf *J^3u**T^iii£H3p -'If-^-- *^ii w^T^i'^r*r ""At r_\__}?'7__[_ m _\det_l f TODAYS ATTRACTIONS RUSTAFFEL 12.30T0 3 p.m. farewell
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      135 1 There is no better Tea than BIGIA TEA GROWN IN MALAYA ADELPHI *'Bp V HOTEL ROOF GARDEN TONIGHT I SPECIAL DINNER DANCE 1 I DINNER DANCE MUSIC BY THE I— RELLER BAND= CABARET ITEMS BY JIMMY PETER ALBRECHT DDLLY SEA ViEW i& HOTEL pf SUNDAY IllCill TIDE 11 a m.
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    DOES SINGAPORE Lack Culture?
    1015 2 DOES SINGAPORE Lack Culture? Letters To The Editor "GEMINI" ANSWER OTHER CORRESPONDENTS—AND POINT OUT THAT THEY ARE PLURAL!— SALUTE FOR "WOMAN READER"— GODDESS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES— A BANAL PLATITUDE— TOLERANCE OR INERTIA?— ALL CULTURE IS EXOTIC To the Editor. Sir, We beseech once more the hospitality of your columns
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      78 2 iMtBB WOMEN WERE IN THIS MERRY ARTIST'S LIFE! She was Wm^. INTRIGUED ■£-r s^ TV .^^^^v;; She was~ •> JW SL t < m^ mr W, I _-_____wWm4^^^ _____*_S s 9 <^ 5/>e was I■' INDISCREET^ 6tt£ only one wanted his I heart... and won it! Ro-| mance aglow with
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      485 2 "OLD DRURY" WET WHITE The Original and Genuine Liquid Powder. Make., your skin exquisite, soft, white and alluring, and you will always feel fre*;h and cool, no matter how stuffy the atmosphere. The secret is simply "Old Drury" Wet White the delicately perfumed Liquid Powder that supplants all ordinary powder
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      701 2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICES. i— i SERVICE AT THE CENOTAPH ARMISTICE DAY 11.11.35. From 6.30 a.m. until fifteen minutes after ihe departure of H.E. the Governor the following traffic regulations shall be enforced: 1 No vehicular traffic shall enter Connaught Drive from Beach Road or Stamford Road. 2. No rickshaws or
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      612 2 I TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. The closing date for the submission of Tenders for the erection of Hoarding, Demolition of Existing Structures. Clearing Site and Construction ot Foundations and Drainage Outfalls, for New Supreme Court, Singapore. Is extended to noon of the 14th day of Nov. 1935. fVtde Gazette No. 87
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      449 2 Zbc Singapore free U>i'css extend. TH- »Tim^_____" 77 W' Ukit J_T 1 Kuala Lumpur Offlee: 25. J*** su.m Phonr: London Office: ••/ti Fieri st, r Phonr: <>ni, Tel: "Leadmal,,^ SUBSCRIPTION RATfrc. Within OuUide wS Malaya Mala;* p M«"ithl> lIN H Quarterly h SO i\t H Half Yearly $n 00 Yearly
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      98 2 NOTICE. THE KUALA SIDIM RUBBER COMPANY, LIMITED. < Incorporated m the S.S. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dividend at the rate of 5 per cent, m respect of the year ending Dec. 31. 1935 will be paid to shareholders on Monday Nov. 25. 1935. NOTICE is further
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    B. MUS. BRIDE
    275 3 Miss Cowie .Married To Mr. R. J. McCarry re she sailed on an marry a well-known v player and cricketer, a Ol Music and Licen he Royal Academy of Music. r farewell to friends m Ban- through a piano recital rganlsed m aid of local laved Handel
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    EXCHEQUER RETURNS
    74 3 London, Nov. 6. chequer returns show total ordl- > venue, excluding self-balancing •ng. amounts to £350.174,357 corned with £333.046,439 at the corresUng date of last year. >tal inland revenue is £138,525,000 tost last year's £132,208,000, while ''•ipts from customs and excise are against £173,743,000 for a »e period
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    HOLLAND ROAD ROBBERY CONVICTION
    236 3 Four Years' Gaol For First Accused UNANIMOUS VERDICT yriK total Urtfa. over t~w„ days the Holland Road robbery 1 case m concluded yesterday at the Si„ gapore 4ssizes J" rorc Mr. Justice aßeckett Terrell md issues, be--1,1 an common jury when the two accused were convicted.
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    Prominent Chinese hi Court
    793 3 •pvo prominent Chinese. Teo Cheng 'r tn n 'i na er {)f E. Tan and Co.. h inn Q Chdn Ch ng Hon partner to Joo Seng and Co.. Ltd.. both of in^v a ?n^ e W T presGnt at a Preliml. nary inquiry into charges
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    JUDGMENT AWAITEL IN SOLICITOR'S CASE
    44 3 JUDGMENT A WAITEL IN SOLICITOR'S CASE AFTER counsel's addresses yesterday Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Singapore criminal district judge, r<s*rv<d judgment until Nov. 29 m the ease m which Mr. Shunmugam. a local udvoeatc. stood his trial on charges of dishonest misappropriation of money.
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    $140,000 Chop's Debts
    227 3 $140,000 Chop's Debts POSTPONEMENT OF ORDER j REFISED TOCK SIAN partner m Chop Heng Bee applied unsuccessfully before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith m the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday to have an application for an adjudicating order against him postponed m order that he could arrange a composition with his creditors.
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    POPPY DAY IN K.L.
    266 3 Resident To Attend Function At Cenotaph (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I. umpur. Nov. 5. The Armistice Day ceremonial a* the >notaph m Kuala Lumpur, on Monlay morning, will be preceded by a Ihort service a: the Town Hall, commencing at ten o'clock. This service x-ill
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    60 3 Gunner Arlhur Baker, 23. of the Ist. Training Erigade. Depot. Royal Artillery. Woolwich, who pleaded "Guilty" before a Woolwich Court-martial to enlisting without disclosing that he had been discharged from the Royal Warwickshire Regiment after being convicted of shopbreaking and theft, has been sentenced to 12 days' imprisonment with hard
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    Clerks Petition Under New Bankruptcy Rule
    297 3 ITNUStAL c.rcumstances which had arisen m a bankruptcy matter were explained by Mr. E. N. Taylor. Official Assignee m the Sl g ap„ re Supreme Court yesterday r Phillips apphed before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith for a nmMm order a ß ainst Chine Poh
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    JAPANESE MANOEUVRES
    51 3 Shanghai. Nov. 7. Large scale military manoeuvres were carried out along the Peiping-Shan-halkwan Railway, near Ihe village's of Huangchuan. Ann Ting and Wei Siah Chuang by the Japanese troops stationned m North China. Heavy arttl- lery m action was heard several miles from the scene. Sin Chew Jit
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    18 3 Major H de C. Elton, of the Customs Department, and Mrs. Elton are leaving for home this week
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    THE OTHER WOMAN
    76 3 Wife Slashes Throat Of P.C Husband •From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh. Nov 7 a lamily rift m Port Weld last nlghl resulted tn a Malay corporal belnq slashed on th>s threat by his wile win a razor, the cause o* the assault beln another woman. The wife.
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    36 3 The leave ol absence granted to Mr R. H. Oakeley, M.C.S.. hai been extended by the Secretary of State ror tbs Dokmles for one month and alneteen lays on half pay. with effect 'mm Nov. 7.
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      183 3 Stomach gas condensed m 2 minutes Why continue to suffer unnecessary from the pains of Indigestion T Tou "'i get iid of those stomach pains ln I wo minutes with Chardox. a super- ictlvated form of "^?jra^a. eget at de charcoal. fflffm which has the mWr^'-''-'- 1 po w er
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    CARUSO'S VOICE IS HEARD AGAIN IN "ESCAPADE"
    875 4 A Premiere Staged In Replica BY CLARENCE A. LOCAN jI^ODERN engineering science has resurrected the voice of thr great Enrico Caruso. Full-bodieci as it was m the great tenor's life it rings through theatres with grand opera volume, and with the accompaniment of
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    AS It Was- The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending November 12, 1835
    179 4 AS It Was- The Singapore Free Press, For The Week Ending November 12, 1835 IHO Vocirc A rif\ A SEVERE TYPHOON Th? British shio Rosendale. which left China on Aug 2. bound to Cowes for orders, put m here on the 9th. instant, for supplies, having experienced a severe typhoon
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    PIRATES
    261 4 To the Editor. Sir.— lt is reported that a number of piratical boats manned by people belonging to Telok Blanga have been and still are lurking m the straits between this and Rio, committing atrocities of i more than usual number and daring. In the hope that it may
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      66 4 aroma rising from the [f what. nos ausagesY- jA m you re to enjoy the true g j___Wm_m sausages must be English flavour they must Jsb^H[^™& EXTRA GOOD TO 8E Wall's Sausages are made m Wall's scrupulously hygienic kitchens, where skilful chefs blend and v BY APPOINTMENT season the selected
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      273 4 THE QUICKEST AND SUREST Stomach Relief! In five minutes No stomach Not oaly i> r misery, Heartburn, Gases or m 1 f > neutral,*™ t n arid*. In. h .n^.. Dyspepsia. stomach ..k-cU njt. Time itl Sour. tick, opart stomach, m fi| v «3y indigeetioa. gastntii and eacoaifortable stomach limn*
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      482 4 WEEK-END RADIO PROGRAMMES SA TURD A V B.B.C— GSG and GSF Wavelengths 16.86 and 19.82 metres 6.20 Big Ben. The BBC Northern Orchestra. 7.05 Sydney Gustard. at the organ Gaumont Palace Cinema. Chester. 7.20 Greenwich time signal A Countryman's Diary. A talk. 7.35 The Commodore Gran Orchestra, relayed from the
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    214 5 s ~'^sttl i\ l!lls I'KTI'RE is seen for the first time ii Mkl*wa •> their own mJrJ. ,nJ ii. I«! 2rS5 ffrOUp ol renegades who deserted from their own generals and have joined forces with the Italians on the northern front. y yH> me richt m ,he southern from. Ik*
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    Accountant Sent To Gaol For
    858 6 12 Months USED FORGED DOCUMENT AS GENUINE Counsel 's Unavailing Plea For Leniency YAP CHYE KOON, an educated Chinese, pleaded guilty at the Singapore Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, to a charge of having u?ed as genuine a forged document, and a pica
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    NEW CAPITAL ISSUES
    38 6 London. Nov. 6. For the first, ten months ol this year 1 new capital issues total .£159.000.000 compared with £124.000.000. £113.000.--000 and £98.000.000 respectively m the corresponding periods of 1934. 1933 and 1932. British Radio
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    15 6 Mr. S Young, sub-account an:. Chartered Bank, Klang. is shortly going on transfer to Ipoh.
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    SWIMMING POOL FOR K.L.
    341 6 GOVERNMENT WITHDRAW OBJECTION (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 7. COR many years there has been an unfulfilled desire for ft swimming pool m Kuala Lumpur. Xot long ago ft local syndicate con- j templated building one as a commercial enterprise, but failed to raise
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    K.L. CIVIL SUIT
    195 6 European Loses Case Against Hotel Proprietor (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala I. umpur. Nov. 5. The civil suit m which Capt. H. Hodg- j son. oi Kuala Lumpur, claimed $613.33 trom Mr. Lim Hee Jin. manager of the Eastern Hotel, as expense incurred m a scheme for
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    HUSBANDS COMPLAINT FAILS
    88 6 Wife Acquitted On Misappropriation Charge Penang, Nov. <>. In the police court yesterday before Mr. H. A L. Luckham the case was Concluded m which Tan Tai Ghee summoned his wile. Ooi Siew Eng. for criminal misappropriation m respect of furniture, money and jewellery to the value
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    19 SHOP PROPRIETORS IN COURT
    170 6 Selling Powder Which Contained Arsenic THE PROPRIETORS Chinese medan., chops, some well-kno> were lined M cents each b> magistrate vest.! guilty to th, having sold Without Chinese powder whirquantity of arsei Mr. F. A. Brieg,. app defendants, said thr question was a tradn, medicine which
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    KATHI GIVEN DISCHARGE
    196 6 Lost Money i As Building j Contractor HAJI ABBAS a Kathi who had bttll made a bankrupt m 1931 after an unsuccessful venture as a building contractor, with liabilities amounting to $3,200, and had been paying SI a month, was granted his discharge subject to a stay
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    SHOCK FOR SMOKER
    54 6 While Arthur Pierce was motoring towards Gomburn the pipe he was smoking burst, scattering wood and burning tobacco m all directions. In his lap he found a small bullet and shell case, which he must have accidentally rammed into his pipe with the last fill of tobacco
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    60-YEAR-OLD PILOT
    56 6 Kn*banr Mr T Lancford-Bj a well Brisban. tMMtM M nan l h old. h.»> p licence Mr. L.tn lord-Ely kl 111 oldest it ir pilot m AttftralU iiown thousand! <•: milt to all part > oi Qu intendi :<» by) a pi.. His ambition is to do M
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      335 7 LX™? E A^LT, R n TURNS T THRiLL YOU IN THE SCREEN'S MOST "^JP'^BBBI ADVENTURE STORY! Next Week at the CAPITOL! M~m LESLIE BANKS mk FAMOUS BRIT SH STAR F ANDERS OF THE RIVER" m RK.Os SENSATIONAL PRODUCTION OF Wm HARD CONN ELL-S PRIZE-WINN.NG STORY -4>- HE MOST MNGEROUS GAME'
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      292 7 PRESS PUBLIC AGREE. IT'S ONE of THIS YEARS BEST COMEDIE~ IPA VI I lAM TONIGHT I MATINEES 3.15 A*m mi l| nwi^ivn 6.15 9.15 j sat. sun. ■XL, _^N F R SEVERAL MONTHS SUCH A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY EVERYONE WILL ENJOY IT" FREE TRESS rHURSDAI A MAN CANNOT FIND PLENTY TO
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      337 7 Everybody's Talking About This Great Picture! 3 SHOWS TODAY! U CAPITOL I 4Vtt I ont m ss l^is magnificent uMMpttlWfcti IN ITS FOURTH WEEK W___________________W^_\_____W______________________\ t iWWm wm. ||T r^B^^^ J^**^-. I AWm^- The personality of Oarbo has never bocn mor^ effectively di«-pla\»'<i thr t/ A~, w *V*P __jJ VfT
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      268 7 Diary Of IThe Week SATURDAY. NOV. 9 High Water. 9.30 am. 8.8 ft.. 10.23 pm 9.3 ft. Rugby. S.C.C. vs. R.A.F. at S.C.C.;, Johore State Trial ati Genuang; SC.C. "B" vs.! P.S.R.F.C. "B" at Dunearn Road; Medical College vs. v i 9th Heiy y Brigade at College. Hockey: Singapore vs.
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      175 7 CRIMINAL APPEALS Three To Be Heard At Kuala Lumpur •From Our Own Correspondent' Ipoh, Nov. 8. Three criminal appeals from Pera* will be heard In the F.M.S. Court o: Appeal at a session to be held at Kiuila Lumpur next week. One appellant is Chinese woman who was sentenced to
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    The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1035 The Better Way
    734 8 The Singapore Free Press SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1035 The Better Way TT seems inevitable that man's -j progress In the conquest of nature should be made at great risk I to life and there is a heavy debt on jthe shoulders of mankind to the pioneers whose bravery and deterjmination
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    Mr. A. S. Small
    300 8 SEVERAL names were mentioned as likely successors to Sir Andrew Caldecott as Colonel Secretary, though there was also the possibility that an appointment would be made lrom another Crown Colony as m the case of Sir John Scott, who came from Tanganyika, i and Sir Seton
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    DAY TO DAY
    206 8 Mr. J. P. C. Denny. A.C P.. who was formerly stationed m Ipoh and at Grik. has been appointed Chief Police Officer i Segamat. Mr. P. H. D. Jackson has returned from Home leave and is now OS. PC. Kulim. where he has succeeded Mr. V W.
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    Topics Of The Week
    1698 8 THE burning question ot UM week seems to have been, "Dues Singapore lack culture?" and the Toplcist regrets to note that the concensus ol opinion, as expressed m the correspondence columns of the Free Press, seems to be that it does and that almoM to a
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      15 8 GENERAL ACCIDENT FIRE V LIFE ASSUR AN C E CORPORATION LTD. HOiNOKO>G BANK CHAMBERS. SINGAPORE.
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    LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS & SHARES
    362 9 LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCKS SHARES denomination unless Otherwise stated Previnn«iv xr *-reviouj>l> Yesterday Rise or iPuii Loan. 5 p.c. 1944-64 H 7 7. 8 Or Fall Loan, 4 p.c, 19G0-90 ns l^ nea +1 P° 104% 104 7 4 4 1936 !U 103«' Bx.d.8 x.d. V;:>>n Assce i Units)
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    Wall Street Cable
    171 9 Nov. 4. (i. 7. Can. Com. 143 143» 2 143 Telephone Telegraph 144 T S 145^, 146 Railroad «8% 493 8 49 v 45 45U 45^8 136' 8 141i /2 140» 2 16 1 > 17i 8 18* 4 B* trie 36 367 8 36* X leral
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    SLIGHT REACTION
    108 9 More Confident Note In The Rubber Market The slight reaction experienced early m the week appeared to fade away from lack of sellers and a more coni fident note is again apparent m the i market, states Lewis and Peet's weekly rubber report. October shipments at 48,253 tons
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    88 9 Nov. 8 Buyers Sellers Gam bier 6.00 Java Cube 9.75 Hamburg Cube 10.00 White Muntok Pepper 18.76 Black Pepper 10.75 Copra. Sundried 5.05 I Copra, mixed 4.50 Small Flake Tapioca 4.65 R.BjdSiam No. 1 per koyan 97 Banja Jelotong 9.25 Sarawak Jelotong 9.00 R. (Siam* W.C. No.
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    THE COMMODITY MARKETS.
    119 9 I Rt'BBER: Firm London Spoi: ti'_.d Previously: Firm at Jan.- Mar.: 6 016 d Previously: 6 9 16d April-June: 6 11 I6d. Previously: 6 1116 c! July-Sept.: 6 13 16d Previously. 6 IS|I(S New York Spot: 13.47. Previously 13.40 TOPKX: Straits S.D.. Nov. to Rotterdam 17s. (>d.
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    Foreign Exchange Rates.
    82 9 Method Ofl Parity befon Rate Pre CentW Quoting 20-9-31 Yesterday viously Paris Francs to 124.21 74 3 4 74S 8 New York Sto C 4.86 2 3 4.92 1 4.91'a Amsterdam Guilders to 12.07 7.25 4 7.24 Hong Kong Per dollar Is. 5 3 16d. Is. 5'
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    THE METAL MARKETS
    66 9 London Tin: Strong. Cash: €230 5> Previously: Easier at £225 15s Three months: €214 5> Previously: £212 17s 6d New York Tin Spot: 52.75 Previously. 52.25 Copper: Settlement: £35 10s Previously: €35 10s Gold: Yesterday: €7 Is. 5d Previously: £7 Is 5> 2 d Spot. 29 5
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    LOCAL EXCHANGE RATES
    227 9 Nov. 8 SELLING London. 4 months' sight 2 4 18 London. 3 months sight 2 4 332 London, 60 days' sight 2,4 1.16 London, 30 days' sight 2 4 132 London, demand 2 4 London. T.T. 2 4 Lyons and Paris, demand 865 Hamburg, demand 141 New
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    SINGAPORE STOCK AND SHARE PRICES
    1174 9 I Fraser and Co. 's List FRIDAY. NOV. 8. 1935 MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin (.4s > 6s 9<i 7s Asam Kumbang £i 330 6d 34s 6d Austral Malay (I) 60s 61s Ayer Hi tarn Tin (7 s. 14s 9d 15s 9d Ayer Wang <$1>
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    RECORD ORDER FOR MOTOR-CYCLES
    112 9 Aero Engines Contract The largest order for motor-cycles ever placed m Britain has bMB received by Aero Engines, of Bristol, which recently acquired the wellknown Douglas works. Pride and Clarke, of London, has purchased the entire output of the factory for t heyear for world distribution.
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    NEW TEXTILE FIRM
    66 9 Nahums And Luke Capitalised ■At £100,000 London. Kahuma and Luke has been registered as a private company with a capital of €100,000 m tl shares to cany on the business of manufacturers and dealers m cotton, silk, rayon and woollen piece-goods, etc. The first directors are: Lionel
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    Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association
    90 9 Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Association Nov. 8. 12 o'clock noon Buyer* SHler^ No. I X R.S.S. m cases 'FOB November* 22 22 Good FAQ. m cases •FOB November > 2115 16 22 No. I X RSS <spotlOOte) 'award able ttngapore) H 22 7 it> No IX RSS November Ma 22>
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    25 9 The following outputs montl. •>i October ara notified Hi nrie Rubber 1 I Ltd 82.0W lb. Sunget Iftatang Rubber Estate Ltd 29,000 lb.
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    57 10 MR. CECIL LLEWELLYN BARTHOLOMEW of Karnes. London. tb, father of Freddie Bartholomew, the 11-year-old V; .150 -a -week Englivl film actor who is now in Hollywood, is determined to bring his back to England. Picture shows: Mr. and Mrs Bartholomew in. their two other children. Eileen, aged IS, and Hilda,
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    Peiping Under Control Of The Japanese
    139 10 Peiping Under Control Of The Japanese MILITARY ARREST WELLKNOWN CITIZENS Officials And Writers Leave I For The South Shanghai, Nov. 8. THE city of Peiping is virtually under the control of the Japanese garrison troops who have commenced arresting Chinese educationists and journalists. Following its demand to the Chinese authorities
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    ATTACK BY SERVANT
    284 10 MIDNIGHT DRAMA IN SINGAPORE Man Dies On Way To Hospital A EURASIAN family living at the 7 3 4 milestone Bukit Timah Road. Singapore, went through a terrible experience early this morning It resulted m the death of an elderly Chinese. The family concerned is that of
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    HEADLESS BODY
    208 10 Tamil Ricksha Puller's Death <From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Nov. 7. A preliminary inquiry was begun today into the death of a Tamil j ricksha-puller whose decapitated body was found m a drain m the residential quarter of Ipoh recently. The magis- j trate gave permission for Suppan.
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    DURBAR OF F.M.S. RULERS
    51 10 To Be Held At Klang On Nov. 16 'From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 8. A Durbar ot the rulers m the F.M.S. will be held at Klang on Nov. 16. The Sultan of Perak Is attending, after which he leaves for Singapore to attend the
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    BENGALI AND CHETTIAR
    295 10 OPPOSE DISCHARGE OF DEBTOR TWO creditors, a Bengali and a Chcttiar. opposed an application for discharge from bankruptcy by V. Ramasamy. a Government Printing House employee, when he appeared before Mr. Justice Gordon Smith yesterday. Both creditors said they did not mind il any money due to
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    PEPPER CRASH
    100 10 Summonses Served By City Police <From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 7. Solicitors have already been engaged jand eminent counsel will represent the j defendants who have been served with j summonses m connection with the failure of James Shakespear and Company during the pepper crisis. The men
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    APPEAL SUCCEEDS
    75 10 'From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 8. Mr C. H. Ryder, a Danish resldem I jof Slim River, successfully appealed j against an order by the Tapah magls- j trate confiscating a valuable gun with j which Mr. Ryder had shot a cow seladang m the Tapah Forest
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    $15,000 From Poppy Day Collection
    307 10 $15,000 From Poppy Day Collection RESULT OF YESTERDAY'S BIG DRIVE IN SINGAPORE A LTHOI'GH the final figure is not available it is understood that at least 515.000 was collected m Singapore yesterd.n m the Great Poppy Day drive. All over the Island about vassers carried OO U the schools alone
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    GENERAL LEWIN LEAVES
    192 10 Clifford Pier Scenes TJIS EXCELLENCY the G.0.C.. Major-General E. O. Lewin. bid good-bye to Singapore yesterday on his departure for England after relinquishing the command of the local troops. On the Clifford Pier to extend their last greetings to the departing General were the Colonial Secretary. Sir
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    $5,000 BAIL
    77 10 For Man Arrested In Chandu Raid Officers of the Monopolies Department made a raid on a house m Havelcck Road on Thursday morning and were rewarded by the discovery of 65 tahils of chardu. valued at $520. A middle-aged Teochew Chinese. Goh Ah Kiew. was also arrested. When
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    MONOPOLIES HAUL
    79 10 Arrested Chinese Claims Trial Acting on information received, officers of the Monopolies Department made a raid on a house m Havelock Road on Thursday morning and wen* rewarded by the discovery of 65 tahils of chandu, valued at $520 A middle-aged Teochew Chinese. Goh Ah Kiew, was arrested
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    1558 11  - HOW TO CHOOSE A Short- Wave Receiver L. W. HAVES Radio Notes BY (8.8.C. Empire And Foreign Services Engineer) JHE judic ious choice of a short-wave receiver for reception of the Em P ,re Station overseas i s of paramount importance En this artiel* the Empire and Foreign Services Engineer
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    656 11  -  Ely Culbertson h I World's Champion Player And Greatest Card Analyst I SIGNALLING SIGNALLING m the play is an lm- portant part of that perfection; m defence characteristic of all expert players. The same signal may have a dillerent meaning, depending on whether declarer is playing a
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      102 11 CHURCH SERVICES ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL .~__.Z mTr„ n^_u-r_ MST SUNDAY AFTER TRIMT'k 6.50 a.m Holy Communion. .'.30 a.m. Matins. -8.00 a.m. Choral Eucharist. 5.30 p.m. Evencong (choral) Sermon. WEEKDAYS:— Holy Communion: Monday. Wedne.sday and Friday at 8 a.m.; Tuesday, Thursday i.nd Saturday at 7 p.m. Evening Service and Address: W'ednesnry
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      385 11 .10.00 a.m. Sunday School. Tuesday. 6 p.m. Service and Address ST. PAUL'S CHURCH ROOM:— 930 a m Sunday School. 10.30 a.m. Men\j Bible study circle. Sunday and Wednesday. 5.30 p.m. E\«.nsons and Sermon. Friday, 7.30 a.m. Holy Communion THE SALVATION ARMY Public meeting will be held at the Salvation Army
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      159 12 Last Message To Japan From Vladivostok Professor Joseph Laska has at last iset foot on land again, the Russian authorities permitting him to land m Vladivostok on Saturday. Oct. 19. when the Siberia Maru docked there after! having crossed the Japan Sea four times with the Professor on
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      CLEARANCES
      45 12 Nov. 7: Dukat. Hidlefjord. Bessa (Nor.); Tokushima Maru (Jap r Sophie Rickmers (Ger>; Havre (Brit >; Kepah Juno. Sldajoe (Dut.) Nov. 8: Mijer, Dempo. V. der Does de Bye. Ophir (Dut.); Cathay. Antilochus Giang Ann. Bencleuch. Flevo Perak Giang Seng. Pontianak. Ampang. Malacca, Esmeralda (Brit).
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      563 12 Enormous Constructional ork THE development of Soviet ports is the *übjee* of an article m the Moscow Narodny Bank monthly review. From 1900 to 1914, it is stated, the Government spent only 33.000.000 roubles on port construction, while m the six years between 1922-23 and
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      28 12 THE TROOPSHIP DORSETSHIRE having Southampton with the Ist Batt. of the Manchester Regiment for service m Egypt, on their return from Bermuda, after only six hours m England.
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      223 12 The health bulletin ol tiu League ot Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended Nov. 2. 1935. is*as ioliows: Plague A satisfactory feature for the week is the absence ol human plague m any of .he eastern ports. Rodent plague has. however, been notified from Colombo. Cholera has
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      646 12 Local And Foreign Mail Despatches And Arrivals BY TRAIN Bangkok every Saturday 7 p.m. Thursday 7.45 a.m. Aior Star. Mon. to Fri.' 7.45 am. Saturday 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Ipoh: Weekdays* 7.45 a.m. and 7 p.m. Klang, Kuala Lipis, Port Swettenham. Taiping and Telok Anson: Weekdays* 7 pm. Kota
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      275 12 SINGAPORE HARBOUR Ships alongside the wharves or expected to arrive East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1 Taijin Maru 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Cite 3> Ranchi 18; Kistna 16 ft pi Djambi 13: D'Artagnan 7 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate I): City of Singapore 30. J.r 32; Eumaeus 34: Raby Castle 37 Empire
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    837 15 FOOTBALL LEAGUE SELECTORS SPRING, A RUDE SURPRISE The Third-Back System BARKER DROPPED IN FAVOUR OF YOUNG London, Oct. 27 T i,'K tootba.l League selectors have changed their tactics They are going over to the third-back game, most criticised of all develoo m modern football methods. ~-—_w it is the situation
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    16 15 THE MEDICAL COLLEGE A" XV who beat Government Printers by the wide margin of 23 0.
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    214 15 GUNNER STRONG BEATEN BY ISAAC tight Stopped In Seventh Round •From Our Own Correspondent) JHE main interest m last night's boxing card was shown In a tenrounder between Gunner Strong, of Singapor?. and Granite Isaac a local Indian, this being the first occasion that a European has figured m the
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    224 15 A GOLF VICTORY FOR CAMBRIGE Good Green London, Oct. 21. CAMBRIDGE visited Worplesdon on v Saturday and after a match that was always close won on the day's play by eight matches to six. In the foursomes, which were played m the morning, they won by two matches to one.
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    380 15 ALL -BLACKS JUST BEAT OXFORD A Great Tussle London. Nov. 7. /^VXFORD University put up a splendid show against the New Zealanders today and were beaten only by one point the score being 10 9 m favour of the tourists. Reuter. return to form) and R. P. H. Stables Time
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    416 15 Derby County's Clash With Arsenal pVERBY County, who are at present at the top of the First Division, have one of their hardest matches today when they meet Arsenal at Highbury. On present form it would be surprising to see the Rams follow Manchester City's example and
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    749 15 Lucky Jack Jarvis MANY FRENCH HORSES RACING IN ENGLAND H l.oiiiiiMi Oct. 24. ORSES which have had a preparation and run well for the C>. arcwitch usually take some time to pull round. It was thought that Cornered would I n.ve lo be an exception, and
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    596 15 rTies For Championship Tournament J THE following are the ties for the term.i championship tournament organised by the S.C.R.C SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Lim Bong Soo bye. Woon Chow Tat vs. Dr. G Haridas Foo Wo Wan vs Pang Chiap Yong. Pereira vs C K. Pang. Kamis
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    34 15 The final of the Navy Cup was played today a* the Garrison Golf Club Club resulting m a win for Ist. Bn The Wikshire Regt (Major Rose and Lieut Bond) one up.
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    64 15 The ground will not be enclosed nor will there be any admittance charge for today's hockey match between Singapore and Malacca scry. had a long tussle with Moral Victory filly. This duel left with little reserve when Thurleston came along to challenge, and Michael Beary's mount flnished a shade the
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      49 15 PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT The YEAR'S MOST IMPORTANT SPORTING EVENT! MAX BAER v. JOE LOUIS Screening at the Capitol as special additional attraction with the famous Gaumont -British production. "THE 39 STEPS" Featuring ROBERT DO NAT Famous Star of "MONTE CRISTO' WATCH FOR SHOWING DATE m j^M iß M iiM— m
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    1022 16 An Excellent Race CORNWALL FOUR'S IMPROVED FORM SECURES A VICTORY TIE Miri Boat Club narrowly beat the Royal Singapore Yacht (Tub for the Inter-Port Challenge Cup yesterday, rowing an excellent race over the breakwater course of approximately a mile. The winners'
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    513 16 SIR A. CALDECOTT HONOURED A SIGNAL honour was paid to Sir Andrew Caldecott, the departing Colonial Secretary, last night. It was just after he had concluded an unusually witty after-dinner speech m reply to the toast to the guests at the dinner given by the Royal
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    145 16 Results Of November Mixed Foursomes The November mixed ioursomes >iganised by the Island Club resulted is follows: Mrs. J. L. Raitt and Tan Mong Heng 46— H14-3434 (Winners) Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Kelly 39— 2" 2 ~3Q l 2 Mrs. A. Lim and R. J. Isherwood 45—
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    31 16 Shanghai. Nov. 8. One hundred and fifty of the Chinese ithletes from Malaya who attended the ecent national meet left for Singapore his morning on the Conte Rosso -Reuter.
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